Open Consultations
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Māori Performing Arts (MPA) Level 1 - Questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to get your feedback on the new Māori Performing Arts Achievement Standards and associated information which allows them to be assessed. More
Closes 1 November 2020
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Māori Performing Arts (MPA) Level 2 - Questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to get your feedback on the new Māori Performing Arts Achievement Standards and associated information which allows them to be assessed. More
Closes 1 November 2020
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Māori Performing Arts (MPA) Level 3 - Questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to get your feedback on the new Māori Performing Arts Achievement Standards and associated information which allows them to be assessed. More
Closes 1 November 2020
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PBRF Review
The PBRF has been periodically reviewed, the last review was held in 2012/13. Government commissioned a review of the PBRF that commenced on 29 July 2019. This Review examined the ways that the Government can continue to support research excellence by... More
Closes 6 November 2020
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Ka Hikitia and Tau Mai Te Reo Strategy Survey
As part of the Education Conversation | Kōrero Mātauranga, thousands of Māori learners and their whānau, hapū and iwi shared what is important to them in education and what they would like to see changed. We heard that a good education system is one... More
Closes 31 December 2020
Closed Consultations
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Trial and Pilots phase 2 Visual Arts questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to receive your feedback on the draft Visual Arts Achievement Standards and associated assessment package. To view the draft assessment package please click here More
Closed 4 October 2020
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Trial and Pilots phase 2 - Religious Studies questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to receive your feedback on the draft Religious Studies Achievement Standards and associated assessment package. To view the draft assessment package please click here More
Closed 4 October 2020
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Trial and Pilots phase 2 - English questionnaire
The purpose of this questionnaire is to receive your feedback on the draft English Achievement Standards and associated assessment package. To view the draft assessment package please click here More
Closed 4 October 2020
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Curriculum Leads (Wellbeing) Collaboration
Through the Kōrero Mātauranga | Education Conversation , we heard from learners, families/ whānau and educators that they want learners: to be happy, healthy and feel that they belong in education ... More
Closed 25 September 2020
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Options for NCEA Level 1 Science
The Ministry of Education is seeking further feedback on NCEA Level 1 Science following feedback on the products we tested through Trial & Pilots early in 2020. We have listened to the feedback. Two alternative options for NCEA Level 1 Science... More
Closed 10 August 2020
We Asked, You Said, We Did
Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes.
We Asked
We would like to thank everyone who contributed to the initial collaboration on the new Curriculum Lead roles with a focus on Wellbeing. We wanted to work with you to ensure we get the right people with the right skills into these important roles and your input will help us to do that.
You Said
High-level themes:
We were told the Curriculum Leads roles need to:
- Be established with a continuum of differentiated local curriculum support.
- Build national coherence coupled with local knowledge and flexibility.
- Have knowledge of a variety of learning contexts, including specialist schools.
- Have a high level of experience and mana that comes from having worked in the education sector and in-depth knowledge of curriculum.
- Be professionals who are well networked and can identify what a rich and responsive curriculum looks like.
- Have a strong understanding of how wellbeing weaves across the curriculum.
- Have leadership experience and coaching skills, the ability to connect, build educationally powerful connections and challenge existing thinking.
- Be culturally responsive practitioners, who can identify and foster Māori identity, language and culture as critical to Māori education success.
- Incorporate the option of secondment for current educators.
- Promote and support the development of the full curriculum, eg arts, as a means to strengthen wellbeing.
We Did
On Monday 12 October we posted advertisements for the Curriculum Leads roles. The role descriptions have been informed by your feedback. Applications will remain open until 1 November 2020. These roles will be advertised through a number of channels and you will be able to access this information here: Curriculum leads recruitment
We want to continue working with you to further refine the roles and ways of working of the Curriculum Leads. The next step is to develop how these roles will connect with and support leaders and teachers most effectively. This will include options to provide digital input. Keep an eye out for opportunities to be involved in the next stage here.
