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The New Zealand Curriculum - Foundation curriculum policy statements

20/02/08

Pursuant to section 60a of the Education Act 1989 (incorporating all amendments), the Minister of Education hereby publishes foundation curriculum policy statements:

"Each Board of Trustees, through the principal and staff is required to develop and implement a curriculum for students in Y1-13 underpinned by the principles as expressed in The New Zealand Curriculum.

Each Board of Trustees, through the principal and staff is required to develop and implement a curriculum for students in Y1-13 in which the values as expressed in The New Zealand Curriculum are encouraged and modelled and are explored by students.

Each Board of Trustees, through the principal and staff is required to develop and implement a curriculum for students in Y1-13 that supports students to develop the five key competencies as expressed in The New Zealand Curriculum.

Each Board of Trustees, through the principal and staff must draw on the achievement objectives published in The New Zealand Curriculum to ensure that the progress and achievement of student learning throughout schooling is enabled; and tailor programmes to the learning needs and interests of the school's students."

State schools are to provide learning and teaching programmes underpinned by these foundation curriculum policy statements from the commencement date of 2 February 2010.

Copies of The New Zealand Curriculum can be obtained from Learning Media Limited, Box 3293, Wellington

Dated at Wellington this 12th day of November 2007.

Hon Chris Carter, Minister of Education.

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