Kete means basket or kit. This is the assembl specialist pack for knowledge work: agents, tools, live knowledge, review rules, and evidence packs.
NCEA reporting, attendance, board prep — secondary-school admin compliance that holds up.. assembl's secondary-education kete is built for school operators — deputy principals, registrars, board secretaries. NCEA L1–3 weekly reporting, MoE attendance reconciliation, board minute drafting, ERO secondary review prep. Every workflow ends in a pack you can file, forward or footnote.
Industry Pack — NZ$5,000/mo + GST flat.
Mātauranga sits inside the secondary-school admin office, not the classroom. The work a deputy principal or registrar does on a Friday afternoon to keep NZQA, MoE, the board, and ERO satisfied — without rewriting the same paragraph three times. Distinct from the whānau-facing NCEA layer that lives inside Tōro: Mātauranga reports the cohort upward; Tōro tracks one tamariki for the family.
Expected scope on day one: weekly NCEA report parsing (Achievement Standards progress and UE Literacy / Numeracy gaps surfaced before the term ends), attendance reconciliation against MoE thresholds, board minutes drafted in a format the chair will sign, ERO secondary review evidence bundles assembled from the same data already on file. Pastoral notes inform the cohort view but are read-only — kaiako write them; intelligent automation does not.
Mātauranga covers state and state-integrated secondary schools, Years 9–13. Kura kaupapa Māori, wharekura, and Māori-medium pathways are intentionally out of scope — those carry tikanga and curriculum obligations that warrant a separate pilot, not coverage by default. Ako next door covers early childhood education; together the two kete shape the schooling layer, alone they each stay in their lane.
Mātauranga is live as an Industry Pack kete. Schools can start with a Pilot Sprint against their own exports, minutes, and attendance records so the first evidence pack is grounded in the way the office already works.
Pick the task you need: prepare a draft, check the evidence, review the rules, or package the record. The internal agent names stay visible, but the work comes first.
Workflow 01
Parse the school's weekly NCEA export. Surface Achievement-Standards-at-risk learners, UE Literacy and Numeracy gaps, and credit-pace alerts before the term ends — not after results come back. Pack you can file with the board the same afternoon.
Workflow 02
Reconcile attendance against MoE reporting thresholds. Flag the cohort sliding before the chronic-absence trigger fires — early enough that pastoral can act, late enough not to nag. Bundles the trail an ERO reviewer would want.
Workflow 03
Drafts board minutes in the format the chair signs, from the meeting recording or your notes. Bundles the ERO secondary-review evidence from data already on file — no reconstruction the night before the visit. Pack you can forward, footnoted.
| Capability | Mātauranga | Spreadsheets + reconstruction |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly NCEA report parsing | Manual export, manual read | |
| Attendance threshold reconciliation | Spreadsheet | |
| Board minutes in chair-ready format | Manual | |
| ERO secondary review evidence pack | Reconstructed the night before | |
| IPP 3A parental-consent record | Manual | |
| NZ data residency | Sometimes |
Pilot Sprint for Mātauranga · Knowledge and research pack
NZ$5,000 + GST
Two weeks · One workflow · Money-back if no time saved
Start with one weekly NCEA export or one attendance reconciliation. assembl drafts the cohort view, board-ready notes, and the evidence pack from the school's actual records — not a template. By Friday: a pack the registrar can file, the chair will sign, or ERO can read months later.
The Pilot Sprint — NZ$5,000 + GST for two weeks — is the fastest way to see your work drafted, reviewed, and sealed with proof.
