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TUESDAY MEDIA ALERT: Nowra Teachers launch survey results, rally

NSW Teachers Federation < 1 min read

***MEDIA ALERT***

South Coast Teachers to Unveil Concerning Survey Findings on Education Funding

EVENT DETAILS:

WHAT: Teachers release survey findings, rally to protect public school funding from Dutton

WHEN: 11:15 AM, Tuesday, 8 April 2025

WHERE: Nowra High School, Moss Street (East), Nowra

LOCAL CONTACT: Donald McDonald (0407 284 808)

CAMPAIGN FOCUS: South Coast teachers will join NSW Teachers Federation President Henry Rajendra alongside Gilmore MP Fiona Phillips to release alarming new survey data on teacher concerns about the future of education funding.

Teachers will reveal detailed findings from the Federation's extensive statewide survey, with specific insights from South Coast teachers highlighting the critical importance of the historic funding agreement and deep concerns about Peter Dutton's position on public education.

The event will emphasise why protecting the 10-year federal-state agreement to raise public schools to 100% of the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS) is essential for students across the South Coast.

MEDIA CONTACT: Nick Lucchinelli (0422 229 032)

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