Updates about COVID-19 for parents and whānau

Learners in 143 schools and kura will be taking part in creative learning experiences for Round 2 of the Creatives in Schools programme.

From Monday 4 January 2021, parents can tune in to Radio 531pi and the Pacific Media Network for the Talanoa Ako 5-episode radio summer series.

The national curriculum will be refreshed over the next five years so it is clearer, more relevant and easier to use.

Te Tāhuhu o Te Mātauranga and Māori Television are again proud to collaborate to deliver ‘Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora’.

Home Learning TV | Papa Kāinga TV is back to support learning for children aged 2 to 11 years while Auckland remains in Alert Level 3 and the rest of NZ.

The Education and Training Bill 2019 features the biggest changes to education in decades.

Happy, healthy children and young people learn better and are more likely to succeed in education, work and life when they feel safe and confident...

Funding for up to 40 Curriculum Leads was announced by Associate Minister of Education Tracey Martin today.

We’re supporting the Keep it Real Online campaign led by Internal Affairs, which supports parents and whānau to reduce the risks of online harm.

Children aged 2 to 6 and their whānau can continue to enjoy programming on Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV.

Pacific parents can now start their Talanoa Ako journey to gain better understanding of their child’s learning with the launch of the Talanoa Ako digital app.

Home Learning | Papa Kāinga TV has been extended until 12 June to support children and young people’s learning as we move through the alert levels.

To support distance learning, this year’s Talanoa Ako programme will be available to Pacific families via radio broadcast and a mobile app.

Information from the Ministry of Education and other agencies for whānau Māori.

From Wednesday April 15, TV goes educational.

Guidance for parents, caregivers, whānau and teachers.

All parents and caregivers need to ensure that their children go to school unless they are sick, Associate Education Minister Tracey Martin said,

The Education and Training Bill 2019 features the biggest changes to education in decades.