Karitāne School

Respect
Wonder
Creativity
Confidence

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Welcome to Karitāne School

At Karitāne School we focus on learning and overall student well-being. We see our primary function as encouraging our students to be actively engaged in learning.

 Relationship is at the heart of our teaching philosophy. We believe that your child should be valued both as an individual and as a member of our wider school family. We are committed to children making choices about their learning.

Ā tātou tamariki kaitiaki hei muri ako pai ai

(All children, guardians of the future. Learn well.)

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ERO report

"The school’s broad, localised curriculum has been developed in consultation with the students, parents, whānau and the wider community. Teachers know the students well, and adapt programmes to cater for their individual needs. Students are motivated to learn and participate with enthusiasm in various projects, clubs and community events. They have regular opportunities to take part in local events and environmental and cultural activities."

Read the full 2018 report here at the Education Review Office

 
 
 

“"Welcome to our small, friendly, family of learners"

Nicola Philip  |  Principal

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Learn & Share

Friday mornings 9:00am to 10:40am
followed by morning tea until 11:00am

Pre-schoolers and their caregivers can come along and join in for a morning session with the Junior Room and enjoy a trip once a month to Waikouaiti library.

This is a great opportunity for children to become familiar with school routines and the classroom environment.

Learn and Share runs from the second Friday of each term to the second to last Friday of the term. Additional school visits closer to the time your child is due to begin can be organised with Mrs Monty.

Please ring the school if you'd like to come to Learn & Share.


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Connected to our community

"The strong sense of whanaungatanga helps build students’ sense of belonging. Caring and respectful relationships are highly evident. Parents, whānau and the community are respected and valued partners in learning. The school proactively draws on local community members to enhance students’ learning opportunities, achievement, and to promote wellbeing."

ERO REPORT 2018


Karitāne School Transport Entitlement Zone

If you live within the Karitāne School Transport Entitlement Zone your child may be eligible for school transport assistance.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

 
 
 

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