Join us from 24 November to 4 December to unpack each learning area for Y0-8 and Y9-10.

While Home Economics is not a standalone curriculum subject, the learning hasn’t disappeared. 

The updated curriculum content for Years 0-10 English, Te Reo Rangatira, Mathematics and Statistics, and Pāngarau is now available. 

The percentage of students exceeding expectations at 20 weeks has more than doubled across the first three terms this year.

Until 26 October, all eligible schools can order Ministry-funded maths resources via Salesforce for their Y0-8 students, for Term 1, 2026 delivery.

Today the Minister of Education, Hon Erica Stanford, announced Make It Write, a targeted action plan to lift student writing achievement.

The 2024 results from the Curriculum Insights and Progress Study are now available. 

A set of six new Ready to Read Phonics Plus phonics books are out now, adding to the resources that are already available to help you bring structured literacy approaches...

New handwriting guidance for Years 0–8 aligned with the refreshed English learning area, particularly the Writing strand, Transcription sub-strand.

The New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER) are doing a review of e-ako for the Ministry of Education.

To support the implementation of the revised Maths learning area, our four maths resource providers have planned a series of updates for 2026.

Upcoming resources to support your implementation of structured literacy approaches

The latest curriculum timeline, and a summary of the changes we’ve made, is now available.

Find out more about the sites we're moving content from, and when you can expect that work to be completed.

There is still time to have your say on the draft curriculum content for the Years 7-13 English learning area.   

The Minister of Education, Hon Erica Stanford, has announced a significant Budget 2025 investment to support teachers and strengthen mathematics an...

We’re testing a rating and review system on select resources.

Find out more here.

Two new publications are arriving in schools across Aotearoa to support Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories.

Read more here.

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