Curriculum Insights Reports Released for Science, Maths, English and Social Sciences

New reports and teacher resources from the Curriculum Insights and Progress Study are now freely available, providing information about student learning and achievement across science, mathematics and statistics, English, and Te Ao Tangata | Social Sciences in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The newly released reports draw on data collected in 2023 and 2024.

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Teachers and educators can explore a range of freely available reports and insights:

• Social Sciences Reports

• Social Sciences Insights for Teachers

• English Reports

• English Insights for Teachers

• Mathematics and Statistics Reports

• Mathematics and Statistics Insights and Exemplars for Teachers

• Science Reports

• Science Insights and Exemplars for Teachers

Interactive data windows are also available:

• 2023 Achievement Data Window

• 2023 Contextual Data Window

• 2024 Achievement Data Window

• 2024 Contextual Data Window

The Curriculum Insights team has also announced a short, free webinar series that will explore key findings and practical implications emerging from the reports. Registrations are expected to open shortly.

Bay Science and the Science Curriculum Insight Report

We will be examining the findings from the science Curriculum Insights reports and considering how they connect with the current and future directions of curriculum reform in Aotearoa New Zealand. As we anticipate and prepare for the release and response to Phase 5 (Years 11–13) of the draft science curriculum, we would appreciate hearing about anything that stands out to you within these findings.