PPTA president Angela Roberts says global funding will result in over-sized classrooms because principals will be unwilling to cut their teacher budget.
“Now what they’re proposing is that you can cash in a teacher. So you can’t touch the lino money anymore. Property is much more important than the profession. So when things are tight you can cash up a teacher. So in Christchurch we’re saying we need more guidance counsellors, people are still finding it tough. And the minister will say, ‘Well, good luck’.”
The government has also refused to explore any increase in funding for education.
Meetings will be held between September 5th and 16th, from Kaitaia to Invercargill, starting in Auckland.
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