Bay Science has completed feedback for Phase 5 of the Draft Science Curriculum. In total, almost 450 A3 pages and 1300+ comments and annotations were included. Since the 184 mb file exceeds the limits of Tāhūrangi's consultation portal, it has been attached below as part of our public submission.

Consultation on the Draft Science Curriculum arrives in Pāpāmoa this June. Discover how local science kaiako can review the Phase 5 materials and collaborate on formal feedback submissions.

The Ministry of Education is running online briefings to unpack the major senior secondary shifts. Here is the schedule for school leaders and curriculum heads.

The Ministry of Education has released the draft Phase 5 Science Curriculum for Years 11-13. This is a critical moment for kaiako and the wider community to shape how senior secondary science is delivered in our schools.

Bay Science’s NZ science curriculum feedback on the draft Science Learning Area (Years 0–10), based on over 700 educator annotations and a nationwide consultation process.

The Ministry of Education has announced the Phase 5 science curriculum release date, outlining when Year 11–13 science subjects will be released for consultation.

Bay Science is sharing a Change.org petition calling for an extension to the consultation period on the Draft NZ Curriculum 2026.

New Year 9 science teaching resources aligned with the draft New Zealand Curriculum are now available, including an annual plan and a comprehensive Science Learning Kit. Feedback on the learning kits is open.

The Pūtaiao Draft Te Marautanga o Aotearoa has been released for consultation, marking a significant step in the refresh of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Years 0–10 national curriculum.