The next issues of the School Journal and Junior Journal are on the way!Junior Journal 64 and the November issues of the School Journal are now being distributed to schools and will ... Read more »
The Duffy Books in Homes programme, delivered by the Alan Duff Charitable Foundation, has been running for 27 years, offering free books to ākonga across Aotearoa. This year is special, as for the ... Read more »
There is a new mandate in education to bring mātauranga Māori into all curriculum areas, but what does that look like and who is leading the way? These are questions that Rangitoto College ... Read more »
Read how St Anthony’s Catholic School engaged with Tapasā to support their Pacific learners, their families, and community in culturally sustaining ways. Culturally sustaining education through Tapasā framework Tapasā, a cultural competencies ... Read more »
Surveys are now available for you to have your say. Answer as many surveys as you wish: Survey on Te Mātaiaho | the draft Curriculum Framework Survey on the draft English learning area ... Read more »
From 2023 all schools and kura can start to try out aspects of the refreshed curriculum as part of their classroom programmes. To support your plan for the changes ahead, the Ministry of ... Read more »
The draft of Te Mātaiaho | the Curriculum Framework has been released. It provides a significant opportunity to have your say on the content, vision, and direction of the refreshed New Zealand ... Read more »
This website is your one-stop shop for The New Zealand Curriculum change programme – what it means for you, your ākonga, and your school. Why The New Zealand Curriculum is changing?Our Shared ... Read more »
Diwali or Deepavli Festival – also known as the “Festival of Lights'' – is celebrated across Aotearoa. This important religious festival is held on different dates marking the start of the Hindu ... Read more »
Celebrate: Sunday 23 October – Saturday 29 October This year's theme for Te Vaiaho o te Gagana Tokelau – Tokelau Language Week – is "Halahala ki vavau, kae ke mau ki pale o Tokelau", ... Read more »
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