CRT Eligibility Threshold (0.8 FTTE) – Equity and Workload Modelling
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From: SPENCER JONES
To: Ministry of Education
Subject: CRT Eligibility Threshold (0.8 FTTE) – Equity and Workload Modelling
Request:
Please provide:
1. All policy papers, briefings, internal advice, and Cabinet papers (2022–present) that discuss classroom release time (CRT) eligibility thresholds under clause 3.28 of the Primary Teachers’ Collective Agreement.
2. Any analysis, modelling, or advice undertaken regarding the impact of the ≥0.8 FTTE CRT eligibility threshold on:
• Part-time teachers below 0.8 FTTE;
• Curriculum refresh implementation workload;
• Workforce retention or wellbeing.
3. Any consideration given to temporarily extending CRT eligibility below 0.8 FTTE during the 2024–2027 curriculum refresh period.
4. Any quantified estimates of additional planning/redesign hours anticipated for teachers due to curriculum refresh implementation.
Kind regards,
SPENCER JONES
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