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NZNew Zealand·Buyer: Ministry of Education

Science and Putaiao Kits

Awarded·22 Dec 2025

This procurement relates to the purchase of services to deliver a rotational library suite of ready-made science/putaiao kits to enhance science education and ensure a more consistent science and putaiao education experience is applied across schools and kura. This initiative directly supports the Government’s Teaching the Basics Brilliantly policy, which prioritises clear, structured teaching in reading, writing, maths, and science. Enhancing science and putaiao education is essential to lifting scientific literacy and ensuring all students have access to foundational knowledge and skills to support the refreshed New Zealand Curriculum and redesigned Te Marautanga o Aotearoa. Student achievement in science has declined over time, as evidenced by international measures such as the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). This initiative responds to that challenge by providing high-quality, standardised science and putaiao resources that support consistent and effective teaching across all schools and kura and aims to improve equity in science and putaiao education outcomes across all state and state-integrated schools and kura, Years 0–8. Strong science and putaiao education is essential for New Zealand’s future. It drives economic growth by fostering innovation, developing a skilled workforce, and promoting technological advancement. A more comprehensive and equitable science and putaiao education system is vital for New Zealand’s global competitiveness and its ability to respond to emerging challenges.

Deadline

27.08.2025

Published

22.12.2025

Awarded

22.12.2025

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