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Source: OECD (2001) Knowledge and skills for life, Appendix B1, Table 2.3a, p.253, Table 2.4, p.257. Finland Canada New Zealand Australia Ireland Korea.

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2 Source: OECD (2001) Knowledge and skills for life, Appendix B1, Table 2.3a, p.253, Table 2.4, p.257. Finland Canada New Zealand Australia Ireland Korea United Kingdom Japan Sweden Belgium Austria Iceland Norway United States Denmark Switzerland Spain Czech Republic Italy Germany Hungary Poland Greece Portugal Luxembourg Mexico 420 440 460 480 500 520 540 560 5075100125150 Variation expressed as percentage of average variation across the OECD Mean performance in reading literacy. r = 0.04 Low quality High equity Low quality Low equity High quality High equity High quality Low equity Overall Performance - New Zealand’s High Average and Large Variance

3 Raising student achievement The education system is delivering world-class results for most students But all the evidence shows it is not working for a significant group of students, who can be found in many schools/kura We want to make the system work for all not just most students The Ministry’s national and regional foci include:

4  Priority 1: Increasing opportunity for children to participate in high-quality early childhood education  Priority 2: Every child achieves literacy and numeracy levels that enable their success  Priority 3: Every young person has the skills and qualifications to contribute to their and New Zealand’s future  Priority 4: Relevant and efficient tertiary education provision that meets student and labour market needs  Priority 5: Māori achieving education success as Māori  Priority 6: The Ministry is capable, efficient and responsive to achieve education priorities and deliver core business functions.

5 Key Central North Regional Strategies 1. Increase the quality and participation rates for Maori and Pasifika children in early childhood education 2. Support for EC services and schools to raise student achievement 3. Strengthen student engagement support 4. Strengthen Maori education provision within the network

6 Other National Standards Student Achievement Function Reorganisation of PLD

7 Central North regional targets 6 Year Reading Levels 2011/2012 To reduce the percentage of children at red/magenta after one year at school for: All students 15% (2010: 22%, 2009: 25%) Maori students20% (2010: 33%, 2009: 39%) Pasifika students25% (2010: 44%, 2009: 41%) European/others10% (2010: 14%, 2009: 15%)

8 Hamilton office

9 Regional changes to raise achievement  Integrated Education, Curriculum and Performance (ECP) teams with responsibility for individual schools – north and south groups in the Waikato, Rotorua and Napier offices  Senior Advisers, SA Maori Education working in integrated teams to support schools to raise student achievement  ECP teams working with ECE, Special Education, Property, Te Mataaruru (Group Maori) establishing and developing iwi relationships to support iwi education plans, Parents, Family and Whanau senior advisers, Student Achievement Practitioners (15 in the Central North region) to raise student achievement with a focus on Maori, Pasifika and students with special education needs.

10 …and how we organise and focus our teams Project Delivery Service Delivery


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