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TeacherQuestions · 02/05/2023 07:41

Hi all,
I work part time and don’t have a class. I take groups of up to 15 children following teacher’s planning in the am and my own planning in the pm. I also lead a core subject. Should I have PPA/non contact time?
Thanks in advance

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ProfessorGambol · 02/05/2023 12:11

Of course you should! What release time do you get at the moment?

Postapocalypticcowgirl · 02/05/2023 18:03

TeacherQuestions · 02/05/2023 07:41

Hi all,
I work part time and don’t have a class. I take groups of up to 15 children following teacher’s planning in the am and my own planning in the pm. I also lead a core subject. Should I have PPA/non contact time?
Thanks in advance

What sort of contract are you employed on? If it follows STPCD (burgundy book) then yes, you should have PPA. If you have a different contract, then it depends on your contract.

Do you have a rep in school you could discuss this with?

Meredusoleil · 02/05/2023 21:50

I am also a part time teacher with not one class (cover 7 classes across the school) and I get the equivalent PPA of 30 minutes per day!

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