Tasmanian teachers vote to ban politicians from schools

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 02:32 · Archive

Tasmanian teachers and staff have voted to bar politicians from public schools for the remainder of the year. The ban comes unless the premier apologises for his comments regarding changes to a school celebration. The decision reflects tensions between the education sector and the government over the handling of the celebration controversy. Teachers and school staff view the apology as a condition for allowing politicians to visit their schools again.

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Teachers and staff vote to ban politicians from visiting public schoolsThe decision was made amid Christmas celebration controversy.The Advocate · 23 Oct, 01:55
Teachers and staff vote to ban politicians from visiting public schoolsThe decision was made amid Christmas celebration controversy.The Examiner · 23 Oct, 01:55

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