Te Kura Library
18 August 2021
Te Kura Library is CLOSED during COVID Level 4 & 3 lockdown and we are unable to send out books. As mail services are suspended, please hold onto your current loans.
Are you studying NCEA courses with Te Kura?
5 July 2021
If you intend on sitting end of year exams, the Maths Common Assessment Task (MCAT), the Digital Technologies Common Assessment Task (DCAT) and/or submitting an externally assessed portfolio, you’ll need to submit an online NCEA registration through our website. If you didn’t receive an email with the registration instructions, here is the link to our 2021 NCEA Registration facility.
Notice for NCEA students - DCAT and MCAT registrations
21 April 2021
If you’re enrolled in Level 1 Digital Technologies (DT1000) and/or Level 1 Maths (MX1000) and plan to sit the externally assessed DCAT and/or MCAT, please remember the final date to submit your NCEA registration is Friday, 26 July 2019.
2020 NCEA and NZ Scholarship results available online
4 February 2021
NCEA and New Zealand Scholarship results for 2020 are now available online.
NCEA results to be released on 21 January 2021
14 December 2020
NCEA results will be released online on 21 January 2021, and New Zealand Scholarship results will be available on 4 February 2021.
End of year exams - a notice for ākonga (students)
29 October 2020
End of year exams coming up? You will need to take photo ID and your exam admission slip to each of your end of year exams.
Changes to NCEA and University Entrance (UE) for 2020
30 September 2020
In recognition of the disruption caused to teaching, learning and assessment as the result of COVID-19, several changes have been made to NCEA and University Entrance for 2020.
Te Kura learning programmes expanded to support students affected by COVID-19 disruptions
9 September 2020
Senior secondary students impacted by disruptions due to COVID-19 can access additional support thanks to a time-limited funding boost, Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced yesterday.
Te Kura update COVID-19 Auckland Level 3, remainder of NZ Level 2
18 August 2020
From midday on Wednesday, 12 August 2020, Auckland moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 3. The rest of New Zealand moved to Alert Level 2. The following is an update of Te Kura's operations at these Alert Levels. These measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 will apply for three days while information is gathered and contact tracing and testing is underway.