Chief Political Reporter·NZ Herald·17 Sep, 2026 03:08 AM4 mins to readLabour's Ginny Andersen and Chris Hipkins have announced the party's education policy for this year's election. Photo / Mark MitchellLabour wants to create a new independent education body to oversee curriculum and assessment to ensure there isn’t a sudden lurch when governments change. The party also supports tweaking the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA), rather than progressing the Government’s agenda of replacing the qualification. Labour’s education
Election 2026: Labour wants new body to provide oversight on education curriculum, assessment
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