This is a snippet of my inquiry to date.
The bottom line is:
Arriving at the college in year 9 at curriculum L4 seems to have had the highest impact on Maori achievement as 100% of them have NCEA L1 Numeracy compared to those who arrived pre-level 4 (10%)
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