The votes from the meeting were sent to Wellington where they will be collated and released on Wednesday, July 4.
Last week's is the latest in a series of primary school teacher meetings which have involved discussions surrounding teacher pay, release time and workload.
"The feeling coming out of this meeting was that there are definitely a large percentage of teachers that are ready for action," Nimmo said.
"It's time for something to happen, the only way we're going to get consideration is to keep working towards what we'd like and what teachers need to carry on."
It is expected that the majority of teachers will have voted to decline the offer, which will trigger in-school action time at a proposed date of August 3.
During this time, some schools will have meetings with parents to update them on the situation and the end result could be nationwide half-day work stoppages on August 15.
If these stoppages occur, members would attend union meetings to consider any further developments or offers and schools would close for half a day.