The new programme has a distinctly Kiwi flavour.
Sponsored by Oxford University A key New Zealand education programme has had a revamp in a bid to drive more success in maths among tamariki.A classroom staple, Oxford University Press has overhauled its Mathematics and Statistics programme for Years 0-8 in time for the start of the 2027 school year.
The new
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