A former Queensland school principal and parent has slammed the NSW Education Minister for claiming the term ‘grandparents’ was inappropriate and has warned Queensland Education not to adopt a similar policy.
Powerful voice in education, Tracy Tully is listed in Qld state’s prestigious media the Courier Mail’s 50 most prominent education leaders.
Tracy Tully, TPAQ State Secretary speaks with Kochie on Sunrise about the Education Departments’ prejudiced attack on unvaccinated teachers and school staff.
Fresh calls for tougher anti-vaping measures in schools including bag checks and pocket searches ‘The time has come where we need to do something much bigger and much more permanent.’ Source: 7news.com.au There are calls for tougher measures to be introduced in schools in a bid to prevent students vaping. Students in Queensland could undergo …
The Queensland Government has been accused of throwing “good money after bad” as it works to reopen six schools that are impacted by continual flooding, with teacher advocates saying the worst-affected facilities should be closed and relocated.
Unvaccinated Queensland teachers facing the sack as mandate deadline looms Thousands of Queensland teachers have been told their jobs will be lost if they maintain a refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Queensland’s Education Minister Grace Grace has issued the warning, however the Teachers’ Professional Association of Queensland has argued the unvaccinated can work safely …
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Senator Roberts with Tracy Tully Another fantastic anti-mandate March through Brisbane City to Queensland Parliament. Teachers, nurses, firies, miners and many more all demanding an end to the useless unethical vaccine mandates. Great to see Red Union here, the only people to actually represent the rights of workers against vaccine mandates. IWUA – Independent Workers’ …
A new union for teachers is touring the Darling Downs and South West this week, encouraging staff to speak up about violence and other issues in rural schools.
The TPAQ – Teachers’ Professional Association of Queensland says it’s a non-political alternative, to the QTU
