Learning

Girls are given the choice of two academic pathways, NCEA or the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD).

In Year 11, students sit NCEA Level 1 as the foundation course for the dual qualification pathway before they make a decision.

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National Certificate of Educational Achievement

NCEA is New Zealand’s qualification for Year 11–13 students and comprises three levels. It is a standards-based assessment combining a mix of internal and external assessments.

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International Baccalaureate Diploma

The IB Diploma is a two-year programme that aims to promote international and intercultural understanding. Students planning to complete the IB Diploma demonstrate a strong commitment to learning.

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New Zealand Scholarship

In their final year of school, students have the option to sit the New Zealand Scholarship assessments. The New Zealand Scholarship challenges the most able candidates in each subject and recognises excellence with a monetary award. Approximately 3% of candidates nationwide are awarded scholarships.

Both IB and NCEA students are eligible to sit these prestigious exams.

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Support

Students can access Learning Enrichment lessons where they work with a teacher who can guide their learning. Additional support allows students to learn with confidence and develop the skills necessary for successful study.

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Extension

Extension programmes in Year 11-13 develop critical thinking and creativity. Activities include debating, public speaking, essay and creative writing competitions, Ethics Olympiad, peer tutoring and Scholarship examinations.

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