2024
In 2024, over 100,000 students participated in either the first or second assessment event in one or more assessments (Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Te Reo Matatini Te Reo Torohū, Te Reo Matatini Te Reo Whakaputa me te Pāngarau). Just over half of the students participating were in Year 10. Students have multiple opportunities throughout their NCEA experience to achieve the new standards.
In 2022 and 2023, there was only one Te Reo Matatini standard of 10 credits with reading, writing and oral components. For 2024, this single standard was replaced with two 5-credit standards: Te Reo Torohū and Te Reo Whakaputa.
The following table shows results from assessments attempted in 2024. Where a student was assessed in both May/June and September, only the last result is counted when determining the overall results for the year. Overall results for Te Reo Matatini me te Pāngarau will be released early in the new year, to include the kete manarua results.
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| Standard | Overall 2024 | May/June 2024 results | September 2024 results | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Participating | Achieved (n) | Achieved (%) | Participating | Achieved (n) | Achieved (%) | Participating | Achieved (n) | Achieved (%) | |
| Reading | 84,603 | 58,909 | 69.6% |
54,623 |
32,040 |
58.7% |
48,124 | 26,961 | 56.0% |
| Writing | 83,218 | 54,971 | 66.1% |
51,566 |
28,704 |
55.7% |
50,229 | 26,364 | 52.5% |
| Numeracy | 86,817 | 47,739 | 55.0% |
55,468 |
25,272 |
45.6% |
56,328 | 22,516 | 40.0% |
| Pāngarau |
266 |
66 |
24.8% |
354 | 149 | 42.1% | |||
| Te Reo Matatini Reo Torohū |
296 |
251 |
84.8% |
426 | 341 | 80.0% | |||
| Te Reo Matatini Reo Whakaputa |
240 |
171 |
71.3% |
428 | 284 | 66.4% | |||
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2023
In 2023, approximately 66,500 students participated in either the first or the second assessment event in one or more assessments (Reading, Writing, Numeracy, Te Reo Matatini me te Pāngarau). More than 75% of the students were in Year 10.
Students have multiple opportunities throughout their NCEA experience to achieve the new standards. The number of ākonga who completed te reo matatini and pāngarau assessments in 2023 is very small. Inferences on overall Māori-medium achievement should not be made.
The following table shows overall results from assessments attempted in 2023. Where a student was assessed in both June and October/November, only the last result is counted when determining the overall results for the year.
|
Standard |
Overall 2023 |
June 2023 results |
October/November 2023 results |
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|
Participating |
Achieved (n) |
Achieved (%) |
Participating |
Achieved (n) |
Achieved (%) |
Participating |
Achieved (n) |
Achieved (%) |
|
|
Reading |
52,236 |
35,800 |
68.5% |
28,403 |
18,339 |
64.6% |
30,486 |
17,468 |
57.3% |
|
Writing |
50,607 |
32,340 |
63.9% |
26,551 |
14,968 |
56.4% |
31,783 |
17,375 |
54.7% |
|
Numeracy |
58,552 |
36,390 |
62.1% |
33,168 |
18,604 |
56.1% |
35,143 |
17,788 |
50.6% |
|
Te Reo Matatini |
262 |
100 |
38.2% |
61 |
28 |
45.9% |
208 |
72 |
34.6% |
|
Pāngarau |
227 |
47 |
20.7% |
58 |
7 |
12.1% |
181 |
40 |
22.1% |