Tomorrow’s year 10 rostering called off

Wednesday, 10 November 2010, 4:50 pm
Press Release: PPTA

Media Release

10 November, 2010

Tomorrow’s year 10 rostering off has been suspended to allow negotiations to continue, particularly focussing on issues around class size and teaching conditions.

PPTA president Kate Gainsford said the suspension of the action had been required by the Ministry of Education to enable discussion to continue.

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