For parents and whānau
Learning Paths NZ breaks school learning into small, clear steps and shows which ones come first. Find where your child is today, spot the gap behind a tricky topic, and get simple things to try at home.
The learning map
Choose an idea to see its foundations, a question to try, and a path you can work through together.
Website language changes the parent guide. Learning topics, examples and AI prompts stay in English. Search using English topic names.
Year filters apply to the 16 NZ activities. Original topics retain approximate ages and are not yet mapped to NZ years.
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Getting started
You do not need an account to look around. Sign up when you want to connect your own AI, and connect an AI assistant only if you already use one.
Search a topic from school, or browse by subject and suggested NZ year band. Each step tells you what it means in plain words.
Create your own account to connect an AI tool to the map. You do not need to create a child profile.
Already use ChatGPT, Claude or another assistant? Link it to Learning Paths so it can look up the map before suggesting activities.
Your AI, with a learning map
Connect the AI tool you already use. Learning Paths supplies the topics, foundations and learning prompts. You stay alongside your child.
No child profiles. No AI API key to buy from us. Your AI provider's plan and access rules still apply.
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Keys expire after 90 days. Never paste a key into a chat or public repository. OAuth sign-ins expire after 24 hours; reconnect when asked.
These tools use MCP, a standard way to give an AI access to the learning map. Pick yours for the steps.
About the NZ version
The NZ adaptation is a draft built from published, openly licensed sources. It is not endorsed by the Ministry of Education and has not yet been reviewed by NZ teachers.
The original Marble graph includes international curriculum references; many original topics have no standard link. The 16 NZ contexts link to public sources and carry a separate editorial review status. Source records were checked on 18 October 2026.
NZ coins, local ecology, public transport and other home activities sit alongside the original graph. Only these additions have suggested NZ year bands. This first release supports English-medium learning; it does not cover Te Marautanga o Aotearoa or the full NZ Curriculum.
It is not a Ministry resource, a school report, or a test. Children learn at different paces, and a step being “later” is never a problem.
Anyone can flag a step that looks wrong. We want NZ teachers and kaiako to review the mapping, and every change is public.
Are you a teacher or kaiako? Help review the NZ mapping for your learning area.
Offer to reviewPrivacy & use
Your parent username, salted password hash, hashed sessions and access credentials. We do not collect child profiles or save MCP learning inputs. Topic checkmarks stay in your browser until you clear them. The hosting provider processes network requests and limited technical logs to run the service.
Deleting your account removes its login, sessions and tokens. Do not send child names, schools, birth dates, health information or private school records through the tools. Your chosen AI provider handles conversations under its own privacy terms.
This is a free, independent open beta for adults supporting children. Activities and NZ mappings are editorial drafts, not teacher reviewed. AI answers can be wrong. Review answers together; ask your child's teacher when a learning need is unclear.
Mathematics and English sources reflect the 2026 curriculum. Science and Social Sciences source records distinguish published 2027 content from current implementation. The original graph is primarily based on overseas curricula.
Questions or corrections: project issues. Keep personal information out of public issues.
Marble Skill Taxonomy (v1) · © Generative Spark, Inc. (Marble) · withmarble.com. Database and NZ derivative: ODbL 1.0. Marble-authored and adapted content: CC BY-SA 4.0. Third-party standards retain their upstream terms. Download source and open data · NZ sources and review scope.