The government has announced it will scrap NCEA by 2030, replacing it with a new grading and qualification system. But what will this mean for Māori learners and schools? We are speaking now with Alec Solomon form Whangārei Boys’ High School
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The government has announced it will scrap NCEA by 2030, replacing it with a new grading and qualification system. But what will this mean for Māori learners and schools? We […]
The government has announced it will scrap NCEA by 2030, replacing it with a new grading and qualification system. But what will this mean for Māori learners and schools? We are speaking now with Alec Solomon form Whangārei Boys’ High School
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