Kōtuitui learning experiences are designed for ākonga in years 4 through to 8 and are intended to provide ākonga with the skills and knowledge to connect to cultures other than their own, both in Aotearoa New Zealand and across the globe.

Tākarokaro supports ākonga in years 4 through to 8 to use inquiry, problem solving and experimental process to design activities to help everyone in their community get more active. Club based learning experiences focus on how sport clubs support people in the community to be active.

Moanamana involves ākonga in years 4 through to 10 in setting up local marine restoration projects to help establish a network of Blue Belt sites (to protect marine biodiversity and restore low stocks of marine life) adjacent to yacht clubs and other water sports clubs around New Zealand.

Kōrinorino focuses on the history, science, technology and maths associated with voyaging. Designed for ākonga in years 4 through to 10, Kōrinorino considers the history of settlement of Aotearoa New Zealand at national and local levels with club-based sailing experiences focusing on what it was like for our ancestors to sail to New Zealand.

Kōkōkaha supports ākonga in years 4 through to 10 to use the technology development process to design technologies to harness the power of the wind. Club based learning experiences focus on giving ākonga the opportunity to go for a sail and feel the power of the wind.