Ngāti Ranginui - Education Counts

NGĀTI RANGINUI
EDUCATION PROFILE: STUDENT AFFILIATION
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (AGES 0–6)
OF THE STUDENTS AFFILIATED WITH NGĀTI RANGINUI IN 2014,
THERE ARE...
WITHIN ROHE
OUTSIDE ROHE
PRIOR PARTICIPATION, SEPTEMBER 2014
GIRLS
95.7%
753
18-YEAR-OLDS WITH NCEA LEVEL 2 OR EQUIVALENT
TOTAL FEMALES
WITH NCEA LEVEL 2:
MALES
UP 8.3
PERCENTAGE POINTS
BOYS
TO 75.9%
94.1%
UP 4.0
PERCENTAGE POINTS
QUALIFICATIONS, 2013
(TOTAL 1,437):
(TOTAL 1,850):
239
CHILDREN STARTED
SCHOOL BETWEEN
OCTOBER 2013–
SEPTEMBER 2014
SECONDARY/TERTIARY (AGES 16–18)
UP 3.1
PERCENTAGE POINTS
TOTAL 18-YEAR-OLDS
WITH NCEA LEVEL 2:
GOAL: 85% BY 2017
TOTAL MALES
WITH NCEA LEVEL 2:
DOWN 1.6
PERCENTAGE POINTS
TO 64.7%
684
FEMALES
TOTAL AFFILIATED: 94.9% (3.6 percentage points increase since 2013)
WITHIN ROHE: 95.5% (3.9 percentage points increase since 2013)
950
FEMALES
900
(179)
181
OUTSIDE ROHE: 94.4% (3.4 percentage points increase since 2013)
GOAL: 98% BY 2016
70.8%
MALES
102
82
FEMALES IN
MALES IN
MĀORI MEDIUM MĀORI MEDIUM
(10.7%)
(9.1%)
148
FEMALES IN
MĀORI MEDIUM
(21.6%)
MALES IN
MĀORI MEDIUM
(24.0%)
TOTAL AFFILIATED
3.8 percentage points
increase from 2012
78.0%
(92)
WITHIN ROHE
6.9 percentage points
increase from 2012
64.4%
(87)
OUTSIDE ROHE
0.2 percentage points
increase from 2012
SECONDARY (AGES 13–18)
This education profile presents the participation and attainment information
for Ngati Ranginui.
This side of the education profile looks at the students identified as affiliating
with Ngati Ranginui, regardless of geographical location. Students who
affiliate with more than one iwi are only counted once in this profile. Please
note that there are a small number of students for whom iwi affiliation
information is not available.
The reverse of this education profile looks at students who attended one of the
54 schools within the Ngati Ranginui rohe, regardless of whether the student
has a personal affiliation with Ngati Ranginui.
SCHOOL LEAVERS, 2013
BY HIGHEST QUALIFICATION
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
44 21 46 30 TOTAL: 141
56 38 50 55 TOTAL: 199
62 30 50 54 TOTAL: 196
76 34 59 55 TOTAL: 224
99 36 72 82 TOTAL: 289
KEY: Below NCEA Level 1
NCEA Level 1
NCEA Level 2
NCEA Level 3 or UE award
PROPORTION OF LEAVERS WITH
A MINIMUM OF NCEA LEVEL 2:
FEMALES: 58.0% IN 2013 (1.9 percentage points increase from 2012)
MALES: 48.2% IN 2013 (2.7 percentage points increase from 2012)
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PROPORTION OF LEAVERS WITH A MINIMUM
OF NCEA LEVEL 3 OR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE AWARD:
FEMALES: 32.7% IN 2013 (4.6 percentage points increase from 2012)
MALES: 23.7% IN 2013 (2.8 percentage points increase from 2012)
NGĀTI RANGINUI
EDUCATION PROFILE: ROHE
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (AGES 0–6)
NUMBER OF SCHOOL STUDENTS IN 2014...
PRIOR PARTICIPATION, SEPTEMBER 2014
2,000
MĀORI GIRLS
3,335 IN MĀORI MEDIUM):
902 IN MĀORI MEDIUM):
(TOTAL 25,404,
NON-MĀORI BOYS
DOWN 1.0
PERCENTAGE POINTS
UP 0.5
PERCENTAGE POINTS
2,318 ASIAN
MĀORI
WRITING:
KURA AND MĀORI MEDIUM (AGES 5–13)
74.9%
(10,815 students)
0.4 percentage point decrease
MĀORI: 66.7% (2,300 students)
0.3 percentage point decrease
NON-MĀORI: 77.5% (8,515 students)
0.4 percentage point decrease
ACHIEVEMENT, 2013
STUDENTS MANAWA TOA OR MANAWA ORA
NGĀ WHANAKETANGA RUMAKI MĀORI
GOAL: 85% BY 2017
MĀORI: 72.1% (2,492 students)
0.5 percentage point increase
NON-MĀORI: 83.3% (9,131 students)
0.8 percentage point decrease
(11,255 students)
2.5 percentage point increase
MĀORI: 69.1% (2,370 students)
3.3 percentage point increase
NON-MĀORI: 80.6% (8,885 students)
2.1 percentage point increase
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63.3%
MĀORI IN ROHE
MĀORI IN BAY OF PLENTY
MĀORI IN NEW ZEALAND
increase from 2012
increase from 2012
increase from 2012
61.1%
60.6%
(235 students)
KŌTIRO: 68.6% (133 students)
TAMA: 52.6% (102 students)
KŌTIRO: 68.6% (133 students)
TAMA: 53.6% (104 students)
PĀNGARAU
64.3%
(340 students)
KŌTIRO: 70.4% (181 students)
TAMA: 58.5% (159 students)
PĀNUI
67.3%
2.6 percentage points
(8,602)
2.4 percentage points
SCHOOL LEAVERS, 2013
BY HIGHEST QUALIFICATION
REPORTED NUMBERS BASED ON 13 SCHOOLS WITH LEAVERS
MĀORI FEMALES
MĀORI MALES
(237 students)
TUHITUHI
(1,087)
SECONDARY (AGES 13–18)
NON-MĀORI FEMALES
KŌRERO
MATHEMATICS
77.9%
DOWN 1.0
PERCENTAGE POINTS
70.4%
3.6 percentage points
PĀKEHĀ/
EUROPEAN
REPORTED NUMBERS BASED ON 10 OUT OF 12 KURA
0.5 percentage point decrease
MALE NON-MĀORI:
TO 84.1%
(277)
24,868
PRIMARY (AGES 5–13)
80.6%
(11,623 students)
TO 64.2%
73.3%
PĀKEHĀ/
EUROPEAN
GOAL: 98% BY 2016
READING:
TO 90.9%
16,215
MĀORI IN NEW ZEALAND: 93.2% (0.6 percentage points increase since 2013)
GOAL: 85% BY 2017
GOAL: 85% BY 2017
6,742
21,612
MĀORI IN BAY OF PLENTY: 94.2% (2.0 percentage points increase since 2013)
REPORTED NUMBERS BASED ON 42 OUT OF 43 SCHOOLS
FEMALE NON-MĀORI:
UP 0.2
PERCENTAGE POINTS
1,323 ASIAN
MĀORI IN ROHE: 95.3% (2.4 percentage points increase since 2013)
STUDENTS AT OR ABOVE NATIONAL STANDARDS
TOTAL 18-YEAR-OLDS
WITH NCEA LEVEL 2:
633 PASIFIKA
MĀORI
ACHIEVEMENT, 2013
MALE MĀORI:
TO 82.4%
UP 1.8
PERCENTAGE POINTS
491 OTHER
98.2%
97.7%
UP 6.7
PERCENTAGE POINTS
1,219 PASIFIKA
UP 3.2
PERCENTAGE POINTS
NON-MĀORI GIRLS
FEMALE MĀORI:
732 OTHER
95.4%
UP 1.6
PERCENTAGE POINTS
18-YEAR-OLDS WITH NCEA LEVEL 2 OR EQUIVALENT
IN NGĀTI RANGINUI
MĀORI BOYS
95.3%
QUALIFICATIONS, 2013
IN THE BAY
OF PLENTY
(TOTAL 50,749,
CHILDREN STARTED
SCHOOL BETWEEN
OCTOBER 2013–
SEPTEMBER 2014
SECONDARY/TERTIARY (AGES 16–18)
NON-MĀORI MALES
(261 students)
59 22 55 76 TOTAL FEMALE MĀORI LEAVERS: 212
32 50 142 455 TOTAL FEMALE NON-MĀORI LEAVERS: 679
66 44 63 40 TOTAL MALE MĀORI LEAVERS: 213
52 101 233 405 TOTAL MALE NON-MĀORI LEAVERS: 791
KEY: Below NCEA Level 1
KŌTIRO: 71.6% (139 students)
TAMA: 62.9% (122 students)
NCEA Level 1
NCEA Level 2
NCEA Level 3 or UE award
PROPORTION OF MĀORI LEAVERS
WITH A MINIMUM OF NCEA LEVEL 2:
PROPORTION OF MĀORI LEAVERS WITH A MINIMUM
OF NCEA LEVEL 3 OR UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE AWARD:
55.1%
27.3% IN 2013 (1.9 percentage points decrease from 2012)
234 OUT OF 425 LEAVERS
IN 2013 (0.8 percentage points decrease from 2012)
116 OUT OF 425 LEAVERS