SYDNEY 14 April 2013 - The NSW government says it needs more time to consider the federal government's offer of $2 for every extra $1 that states and territories invest in education.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Sunday announced details of Labor's schools improvement plan, which is driven by the Gonski review released a year ago.
The plan is built around the promise of extra base funding of $14.5 billion over six years from 2014.
"Today I make an offer for the extra money required to get us to the school resourcing standard," Ms Gillard said.
"For every one dollar they are prepared to put in to get there, I am prepared to put in two dollars."
NSW Education Minister Adrian Piccoli said the government would "examine the details" of the proposal.
"The NSW Government has constructively supported Gonski because we see it as a win for students," Mr Piccoli said in a statement.
"We continue to work constructively with the Commonwealth to turn this review into an opportunity for all of our students."
The federal government wants agreement from the states and territories at this Friday's Council of Australian Governments (COAG) leaders meeting.
Of the $14.5 billion in extra investment, NSW would get $5 billion, with the majority to go to public schools.
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