| Elm Park School New Zealand
At Elm Park
School we set high standards in every aspect of the school's activity.
This is reflected through the- quality of teaching and curriculum delivery- positively focused discipline- significant academic and sporting success of students- provision of individualised learning programmes- positive attitudes and commitment of teachers and students- emphasis on student independence and responsibility- school's role as an active learning environment- high standards of students' personal presentation- strong links with parents and community- 'Personal Best emphasis embedded in all school activities
Elm Park School
focuses on providing programmes which both support and challenge our
learners.
Classes are
managed and structured in such a way as to provide targeted learningprogrammes tailored to specific learning levels within combined year
1/2, Year 3/4. Year 5/6
class bands.
In addition to
quality programme delivery in core areas of English, Written Language,
Reading
and Maths, we value and promote Science and Technology and have
achieved considerable
success in the areas of Music, Art, Physical Education and Sport.
Our commitment to
pupil centered learning is supported by a large well trained team of
teachers,
and teacher aides who work alongside teachers in every classroom.
We also have a
strong complement of specialists who provide targeted programmes for
children from non English speaking backgrounds, children with special
ability and children with special needs.
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS
Elm
Park School has chosen to enrol International students to:
·
Enhance the cultural base of the school
·
Promote the understanding and tolerance of individual differences
·
Enhance the schools financial viability
·
Provide programmes for all students that are well resourced and
effective
Elm
Park School offers an environment where there is already an international
climate, with 36 cultural groups represented within the mainstream. As
such, we have established networks of support, and teachers who are
skilled and experienced in meeting the needs of multi-cultural students
and their families. We offer supportive orientation and induction
programmes that ensure that International students settle quickly to take
advantage of the wide range of programmes and activities that the school
has to offer.
International
student programmes vary, depending on:
·
The level of English language ability
·
The intended length of enrolment
Students
may be:
·
Mainstreamed directly into classrooms
·
Placed in assessment classes and then mainstreamed
·
Placed in home classes for language, then cross-grouped into
the mainstream
APPLICATION
PROCEDURES
To apply for a place at
Elm Park Primary School, the school Application Form must be completed and
submitted to the school office. A member of the school senior management
team will then interview the student and caregiver/agent
Prospective
international students seeking to enrol at Elm Park Primary School must:
1. Have
an English-speaking guardian, caregiver, or agent in New Zealand to act on
behalf of the student's parents.
2. Have
suitable supervised accommodation in either a school-arranged homestay, or
arranged by their parents.
3. Sign
the school Code of Conduct.
4.
Inform the school of sickness, behavioural issues, disability, or
special education needs before enrolment.
5.
Provide previous school reports to the school.
6.
Meet New Zealand Immigration Service requirements.
Failure to comply and
fully disclose in accordance with the above may result in termination of
the student's enrolment by the school.
Accommodation
The
school holds a current register of approved homestay carers. Students may
apply to be placed with a homestay carer following confirmation of
enrolment.
Any
difficulties or issues that may arise with homestays must be referred to
the school's international student manager, or a member of the
school's management team at the earliest opportunity.
Contact:
Elm Park School
46 Gossamer Drive
Pakuranga
1706
NEW ZEALAND
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Contact:
Elm Park School
46 Gossamer Drive
Pakuranga
1706
NEW ZEALAND |