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Nominations for TCEC Standing Committees 2019

The Tasmanian Catholic Education Commission (TCEC) is now calling for nominations for the four new TCEC Standing Committees being established for 2019.

Nominations are due in to the TCEC Executive Secretary by the close of business on Friday, 26 October 2018.

Follow the link for Nomination Information https://tascathed.schoolzineplus.com/_file/media/144/tcec%20call%20for%2...

TCSPC AGM and Conference 2018

20th October 2018, St Paul's Catholic School, Paice Street, Bridgewater 7030

NAPLAN - Real benefits versus negative consequences

Hear Robert Randall, CEO of ACARA and John Mula, Executive Director of Catholic Eduation in Tasmania, speak on NAPLAN and what it means for your child

10:00am - 4:30pm, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea provided

RSVP : executiveofficer@catholicparentstas.com.au

Catholic Education Employers Declare an ‘Impasse’ to Industrial Negotiations

Representatives of Tasmanian Catholic Education Employers today met with the Independent Education Union (IEU) in Hobart to discuss ongoing claims relating to employment conditions for Catholic School employees.

Despite re-visiting a number of issues with the IEU in good faith, satisfactory agreement was unable to be negotiated in relation to the issues surrounding school support staff, pastoral care, and redundancy pay.

Webcast Q&A with Education Minister, The Hon Christopher Pyne, MP

The Australian Parents Council's, Webcast Q&A with Education Minister, The Hon Christopher Pyne, MP is now available visit http://austparents.edu.au/ register as a member and watch.

 

beyondblue launches its first app - The Check-in

beyondblue has teamed up with Melbourne app developers, Two Bulls to create The Check-in  mobile app for young people to check-in on friends and to start conversations.

Enterprise Bargaining Dispute June 2014

The TCSPC commends the manner the IEU and the TCEO have managed their industrial processes in the past. However, given recent statements indicating imminent strike action within Catholic schools and Colleges and the apparent lack of intention to continue with a negotiated dispute process, the TCSPC considers itself bound to address this statement to both parties.

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