Māori Medium Schools

Directory Information

Principal names are available for State and State Integrated Schools only. The most up to date information that we have available has been provided. Recent changes may not be reflected.

Māori Medium Education Students

Māori Medium Education are students that are taught curriculum subjects (other than Te Reo) either in Māori only (immersion) or both Māori and English (bilingual)  

• Students participating in level 1 Māori Medium education have their curriculum taught in te reo Māori 81-100% of the time.
• Students participating in level 2 Māori Medium education have their curriculum taught in te reo Māori 51-80% of the time.
• Students participating in level 3 Māori Medium education have their curriculum taught in te reo Māori 31-50% of the time.
• Students participating in level 4a Māori Medium education have their curriculum taught in te reo Māori 12-30% of the time.
  
  

Māori Medium Education Schools

For a school to be considered a Māori Medium education school all their students must be learning at Levels 1-4a. Where only some students are learning at these levels the school is defined as having immersion and/or bilingual classes.        

• Schools that are immersion – all students having the curriculum delivered in te reo Māori at least 81% of the time
• Schools that are bilingual - all students having the curriculum delivered in te reo Māori at least 12% of the time
• Schools with immersion classes - some students having the curriculum delivered in te reo Māori at least 81% of the time
• Schools with bilingual classes – some students having the curriculum delivered in te reo Māori at least 12% of the time
• Schools have both bilingual and immersion Classes

Using a Directory of Educational Institutions

To learn more about these types of functions use the package help function

These directories are easiest to use when you download the excel workbook of the directory you wish to use to your desktop so that you can use the full range of excel features including find, sort and filter.

You can use the find function to search for a specific institute if you have its name/number. Sorting and filtering make it easier to find and analyse the education institute data. Excel allows you to sort your worksheet by using information from one or more columns, for example, by school type and region. Sorting has the effect of placing records, in this case education institutions, with the same sort criteria next to each other. Filtering allows you to block out records you don’t want to see, leaving a view of the data you are interested in.

Instructions to filter document

1. Go to column ‘R’ Territorial Local Authority click down arrow, select Upper Hutt City, then go to column ‘N’ Type select Full Primary
2. When you have finished your query simply click on the columns you filtered and select all to display all the institutions again