The Government's confirmed it's going ahead with scrapping the current NCEA system.
Cabinet's agreed to an overhaul of secondary school qualifications - replacing NCEA with new subject-based assessments in Year 12 and Year 13.
Education Minister Erica Stanford says consultation showed strong support for structural change.
- NCEA will be replaced with a new system with two levels over Years 12 and 13
- There'll be subject-based assessment for Years 12 and 13
- Removing NCEA Level 1 and replacing it with curriculum-driven learning in Year 11
- A Foundational Award will be introduced in Year 11, recognising a students’ achievement in literacy and numeracy
- All Year 11 students will study English and Maths from 2028.
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