Curriculum

Building positive relationships is a vital part of college life and students are encouraged to participate fully and make the most of the opportunities provided, including an extensive range of leadership roles.
2008 ERO review report

The Senior School comprises classes from Year 11 to Year 13.

Year 11 is the Foundation Course for the dual qualification pathway of either the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma or the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA).
In Year 12 students opt to take either the international or the New Zealand qualification.



We also offer senior students:

• Leadership roles and development
• EOTC opportunities
• A wealth of sporting and cultural activities which see our participation levels among the highest in the country
• Wide ranging performing arts activities including performing, directing, costumes, make-up and technical production
• A number of exchanges to develop global awareness
• Opportunities to support our local community

Please contact the Senior School if you have queries about Curriculum.

An inclusive, holistic approach to support student achievement is clearly evident
Students are supported and nurtured to realise their potential. The broad-based curriculum prepares them well for tertiary study and diverse careers
2008 ERO review report