NZ Teaching
#1
Thread Starter
Just Joined
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 4

Hi,
Can anyone explain what U3 for example is in 'U3 decile 3'. I have found information about 'decile', but am struggling to find what the 'U' part is.
Thanks
Carnation
Can anyone explain what U3 for example is in 'U3 decile 3'. I have found information about 'decile', but am struggling to find what the 'U' part is.
Thanks
Carnation
#2
Wanderer




Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 493
From: Australia, Scotland, NZ, China, Spain, Scotland again wha hae!











still not sure myself but have spent the past half hour procrastinating and looking for an answer, and apparently it refers to the school's "U grade" or size.
A U3 school has 101 - 150 students. There is a document online that outlines each U grade:
http://www.sgsl.co.nz/assets/Uploads...Appendices.pdf
on page 16 (appendix 3) but same as you, I could not find anything at Teach NZ, Edgazette (what a novel idea if they had some sort of guide on there for teachers to work out what the ads were referring to...), TKI or the Ministry. Nothing at Kiwi families either.
A U3 school has 101 - 150 students. There is a document online that outlines each U grade:
http://www.sgsl.co.nz/assets/Uploads...Appendices.pdf
on page 16 (appendix 3) but same as you, I could not find anything at Teach NZ, Edgazette (what a novel idea if they had some sort of guide on there for teachers to work out what the ads were referring to...), TKI or the Ministry. Nothing at Kiwi families either.
#3
Wanderer




Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 493
From: Australia, Scotland, NZ, China, Spain, Scotland again wha hae!











but wait, there's more (and this is what I originally thought it referred to) - something to do with salary rankings??
http://www.minedu.govt.nz/NZEducatio...uneration.aspx
Whenever I read Edgazette I always take the U3, U4 to refer to salary increments, and it appears to relate to my earlier post about school size?
http://www.minedu.govt.nz/NZEducatio...uneration.aspx
Whenever I read Edgazette I always take the U3, U4 to refer to salary increments, and it appears to relate to my earlier post about school size?




