Mainstream+Slides


 * Maori Students in English-Medium Schools (Mainstream) **
 * 2 Curriculums**
 * The New Zealand Curriculum (for English-medium schools)
 * Recognises Maori as official language but no separate learning area for Maori language
 * 8 Learning areas (Te Reo Maori is under "Learning Languages")
 * Te Marautanga (for Maori-medium schools)
 * Recognises the importance of English (encourages "bilingualism")
 * 9 Learning areas (Separate learning areas for English AND Te Reo Maori)

Achievement in English-medium, Maori Immersion and Bilingual schools
 * Comparison of Maori Achievement in 2004**


 * Ka Hikitia - Managing for Success**
 * Ministry of Education’s approach to achieving educational success for and with Māori
 * English-medium schools implementing programmes to help Maori students
 * Te Kauhua
 * Te Kotahitanga


 * Te Kauhua**
 * Professional development programme
 * Aims to improve:
 * Teaching practice
 * Maori students' education outcomes
 * Engagement between families and whanau and schools
 * Results from analysis of students achievement in nine schools in 2008
 * Students in four of the schools showed significant gains of more than twice what could be expected from normal teaching and learning progress
 * Benefits of the programme were similar to Maori students and students of other ethnicities


 * Success Story: Implementing Te Kauhua**
 * In 2003, only 23% of Maori students at Lincoln High School passed NCEA Level 1
 * Lincoln High School implemented Te Kauhua programme to help Maori students
 * In 2009, 89% of Maori students passed NCEA Level 1

//Te Kotahitanga - I was going to have a slide for this and a success story but I think it will link nicely with Aimee's slides?!//