Data for Wellbeing programme (was Integrated Education Data – iEd)
The Data for Wellbeing (DfW) programme aims to provide easily accessible, accurate, trusted and safe information, to support the wellbeing and achievement of New Zealand learners.
About DfW
DfW enables information about learners to be collected and shared subject to privacy and access rules, in timely ways, with people and organisations that need it.
This includes learner-specific information travelling with students as they move between schools/kura and other education providers. It also enables the data and information we gather to be securely stored and managed, so it can be used as evidence to inform decision-making.
Aims of DfW
DfW aims to ensure that:
- Parents, families and whānau have access to the information they need to help their children and young people succeed and reach their potential.
- Communities of Learning | Kāhui Ako are able to improve their collaborative monitoring, analysis, knowledge and understanding to improve outcomes for learners.
- The education sector and government can use safe and trusted data to inform decisions about investment, support needs, and education related policy.
- Students can access an enduring record of their progress.
- The administrative burden on education providers is reduced.
Included in DfW
The DfW programme includes:
Te Rito – Student Information Sharing (was SISI)
Whai Whakaaro / Insights for Learning
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