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Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia today announced settlement of the Primary Principals’ Collective Agreement.

Māori continue to make gains in the education system, an annual report on Māori achievement shows.

Mâori medium education curriculum launched.

Kua 25 tau inâianei mai i te tîmatanga o te Kôhanga Reo tuatahi, a Pukeatua, i whakatuwheratia ki Wainuiomata. Kahore pea çtahi o ngâ tamariki i te môhio pçwhea nei te 25 tau, - çngari mâku e kî atu ki a koutou, he tino roa tçnei wâ.

He marautanga ârahi-o te ao te Marautanga, ehara noaiho i te whakamâoritanga o te Marautanga o Aotearoa mô ngâ kura kaupapa pâkehâ, i mea hanga i raro i ngâ tikanga tangata whenua pûmau”, e kî ana a Horomia.

Te Marautanga is a world-leading curriculum that is not just a translation of the New Zealand Curriculum for English-medium schools, but comes from a truly indigenous perspective.

Mâori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia today welcomed the results of an audit of the Mâori Language Strategy.

Mâori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia says he hopes the new emphasis on second language learning in the new curriculum will inspire more students to learn te reo Mâori.

New Zealand joins more than 100 countries tomorrow to celebrate the annual World Teachers’ Day and recognise the professionalism, skills and experience of our teachers.

The first part of a new government initiative to support increased capability and capacity among New Zealand’s Mâori Wardens begins.

Launch of report which investigates Mâori now living in Australia - why they are there, their experiences and what they think about "home".

Te Whakapakari-a-Tahua i Te Karahipi mo Te Whakaako i Te Reo Mâori

He Kirimini Whakataunga Hou mô te Moana o Taupô.

Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success - Speech

Joint speech from Education Minister Steve Maharey and Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia to launch the draft strategy ‘Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success’, which is aimed at helping young Mâori realise their potential.

The draft strategy Ka Hikitia aims to make the education system more effective for Mâori students

New figures show positive trends, but more effort is still required.

He Tahua Ngore Whakamaumahara Hou mō Ngārimu VC me te Rōpū Hoia (28) Māori kua whakamānutia

Up to 19,000 Mâori three and four year-olds eligible for Free ECE.

Kua Whakamarau Hiranga Te Reo Rangatira

Today's signing between Tûranganui-a-Kiwa claimant groups and the Crown is an important step forward.

NZQA launches first Mâori Strategic and Implementation Plan for Mâori education.

Budget 2007 will invest around $102 million over four years to provide school property for kura kaupapa Mâori and wharekura.

Budget 2007 will deliver kôhanga reo increased funding of $13.9 million over four years

Launch of Literacy Strategy for Mâori Medium Education