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KOWHAI
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
PROSPECTUS
OUR VISION,
MISSION
AND VALUES
Fly Further
Together
MA TE HURUHURU, KA
RERE TE MANU
Adorn the bird with feathers
so it may fly
O LE TELE O SULU E MAUA
AI FIGOTA
The more torches we
have (when fishing at
night), the more fish we
catch: the more we work
collaboratively, the more
we achieve
We strive for our students CONTENTS
to step confidently into
PRINCIPAL’S WELCOME the future as well-rounded FIVE PRIORITIES AT KŌWHAI 4
Welcome and warm greetings to all considering enrolment individuals What will I learn at Kōwhai? 6
at Kōwhai Intermediate in 2020. Our curriculum 6
As New Zealand’s first intermediate school, and now We Value Talent development and extension programmes 6
one of the most diverse schools in the country, we are WHĀNAU Learning support 7
leaders in times of transition, innovation and change. We include everyone, Information and Communication Technologies – ICT 7
Our founding motto, FIAT LUX, means to shine light, like We work together, Special Language Programmes 7
the Kōwhai flowers, and aligning with the concept of Te Ao We look after each other WHAT CAN I DO OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM? 8
Mārama. RESPECT Sports programmes 8
Like the Kōwhai tree which is unique in the Aotearoa Respect our diversity, Intermediate sports camp 8
forests and in our cities, so are we. The Kōwhai tree is Respect our environment, Trent Bray Swim School 8
the only native tree that flowers before it grows leaves. It Respect Te Tiriti o Waitangi Camps, trips and adventures 8
blossoms in early spring, standing out in a time of change. LEARNING WHAT CAN I DO CREATIVELY AT KŌWHAI? 10
Tūī and other native birds track down the kōwhai and Our history and traditions Personalised learning, Performing arts 10
swoop through its branches finding nectar. Its bark is used While our school is future focused we are proud of our Fun and challenge, Technology 10
as rongoa (medicine). history as being New Zealand’s first Intermediate School Celebration of successes Visual arts 11
Like the Kōwhai tree our school offers a place of established in 1922. In keeping with the school’s tradition, CONFIDENCE MORE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT KŌWHAI? 12
sustenance, a place to belong, a place of exploration. students join one of the four school houses of Burns, Confident in ourselves, Student behaviour 12
We stand out brilliantly and differently from others. We Garrard, Parr and Rudman. Students collect points for Confident in each other, Staying in touch 12
grow and we thrive through change as part of a cycle of life. their house through their involvement in school life and for Confident to try new things Stationery 12
Like the Kōwhai flower we are bright in our curiosity to maintaining school values. The school also continues the FAIRNESS Canteen 12
learn and explore. We shine in the way we apply ourselves tradition of formal assembly. Classes take turns to lead the We are honest, School Guidance Counsellor 12
to challenges, change and to our communities. assembly and parents are welcome to attend. We do what is right, Sick bay 13
Our vision is to “fly further together”, encouraging and We listen to each other Dental clinic 13
leading our students to excel, pushing new boundaries, How to get here 13
taking on new challenges together and growing further School hours 13
awareness of their place as a part of the community and School proverb School fees and donations 13
also as a global citizen. Ko taku toa he toa takitini. Uniform 14
I look forward to answering any of your queries and My strength comes from Enrolment 14
encourage you to visit us, attend one of our open days and KŌWHAI INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 2016 ERO REPORT my whānau and those who International students 14
parent information evening. For our latest excellent report by the Education came before me. Enrolment zone 15
Louise Broad Review Office, visit www.ero.govt.nz Contact information 16
Principal
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FIVE PRIORITIES AT KŌWHAI so that our students can safely navigate the ocean of
ideas, opinions and information available via the internet.
Learning to learn Learning others’ languages prepares our children to move
Kōwhai Intermediate School is committed to teaching between cultures confidently. We aim to produce richly
children how to learn. We don’t see children as empty articulate young people in all these literacies.
buckets to be filled up with information. We believe Personalised learning
children need to learn how to build up their own Each child comes with their unique collection of
understandings. experiences, interests and abilities. Our school is set up
Quality teachers to identify the needs of individual learners and support
The school is staffed by a balance of men and women; individual pathways to development. We personalise your
teachers with interests and skills and a passion for child’s education.
teaching intermediate-age children. Kōwhai teachers use Fun with challenge
current best teaching practices and engage in regular This is the age to try out new challenges. We cater for this
professional development. It is the teacher who makes the liveliness and inquisitiveness through exciting physical,
greatest difference to student achievement and Kōwhai cultural and creative enrichment, such as camps,
teachers know how to inspire and challenge their students competitions and events.
to excellence.
Focus on literacies
Literacy and numeracy
are twin priorities at
Kōwhai. There are proven
reading, writing and
speaking programmes
in every class, alongside
lessons in understanding
and communication in
the language of number. “We are a learning community” Kāhui Ako/Community of Learning
Digital literacy is essential At Kōwhai Intermediate School we are all learning Communities of learning are groups of schools that come
– students, staff and whānau – all the time and from each together to raise achievement for all children and young
other. Our children are at the centre of this community. people by sharing expertise in teaching and learning,
Each student will feel secure, appreciated and have a supporting each other and reflecting the educational
sense of belonging here. Our multi-ethnic school aims to pathway from early childhood, primary school through to
be an example of how New Zealanders of all backgrounds secondary school. Kōwhai Intermediate is a member of
can work and play together. The rich resources, contexts the Mt Albert Kāhui Ako. We also maintain a functional
and experiences of our community support the learning relationship with Te Kāhui ako te Waitematā to raise
of our children. We maintain excellent relationships achievement for our Māori Medium learners.
and communications with our contributing schools and
secondary schools, so as to ensure seamless transitions
as our students move through their schooling.
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mathematics. Using a problem solving based approach, Special Language Programmes
the students of Makō Maths will learn in small groups Kōwhai operates two special progammes.
with their peers, several times a week. Makō Maths is not TE WHĀNAU POUNAMU – RUMAKI REO
a replacement to classroom mathematics, but instead is Te Whānau Pounamu is a parallel pathway of learning that
designed to supplement what they are currently learning. is underpinned by Tikanga Māori and is delivered through
By learning in a safe and rich learning environment it Te Reo Māori. Graduates of Te Whānau Pounamu are
is hoped our Makō students will become independent empowered culturally with a strong sense of identity and
mathematicians who can think and communicate about are competent, confident and connected lifelong learners.
maths is different ways. Tōku reo tōku ohooho
Tōku reo tōku māpihi maurea
Information and Communication Tōku reo tōku whakakai marihi
Technologies – ICT Ahakoa he iti, he iti Pounamu.
At Kōwhai we use Google apps and chromebook devices to GĀFOA LE ATA – SAMOAN
support the delivery of the curriculum in the classroom. We Gāfoa le Ata – The Break of Dawn, is our Samoan bilingual
have a strong focus on digital citizenship and encourage class, for students whose Samoan heritage and language
students to interact positively online. is acknowledged and incorporated into their everyday
BYOD learning. The class programme follows the New Zealand
We request that our students bring their own chromebook curriculum with a clear focus on biliteracy in both Samoan
to school. If a student does not own a chromebook the and English. Our philosophy is guided by three principles:
school will have chromebooks available for intermittent language, identity and support, and aims to significantly
use. improve our students’ academic achievements and
WHAT WILL I LEARN AT KŌWHAI? OFF AT THE GATE personal growth. Students with prior Samoan language
To provide a safe school environment, and to allow experience are preferred; however we welcome enquiries
At Kōwhai, students have their own classroom and teacher to excel. Our social inquiry learning allows students to go students the time and space to build their peer from all interested families. Students must undertake a
who teaches them most of the curriculum. Classes are deeper in areas of study that interest them. relationships and friendships, all student devices must be language assessment to meet language competency and
in teams that we call Whānau Whero, Whānau Takahe, We encourage gifted students to take part in the switched off and put away before coming onto the school participate in an interview before being accepted
Whānau Matau, Whānau Kotuku, Whānau Apārangi and International Competitions and Assessments for Schools grounds. Chromebooks are used in class with teacher O Gāfoa le Ata o se vasega e fa’aaogaina ai gagana e lua
Whānau Pounamu. Each whānau has a mix of separate (ICAS) examinations, along with Kiwi Competitions in a supervision while all other devices are placed in secure (Fa’aperetania ma le Fa’aSamoa) e a’oa’oaina ai mataupu
year 7 and year 8 classes so that students from both levels range of curriculum areas. Students with high level abilities storage until the end of the school day. ese’ese. O lenei vasega o se vasega e tu’u fa’atasia ai le
get to know each other. can tackle Otago University Maths (a termly problem-solving SOCIAL MEDIA FREE OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL tausaga fitu ma le tausaga valu.
The lead teacher of each Whānau is a member of the challenge) and the annual Mathex competition. For avid We ask families to support our initiative for Kōwhai O lo’o mulimulita’i polokalame a lenei vasega i Ta’iala
Kōwhai leadership team. readers there is the Auckland Lit Quiz competition. students to be social media free outside of school as we o a’oa’oga a Niu Sila. O lenei vasega e talafeagai lea mo
Each week, classes spend some periods with specialist Extension programmes in literacy and numeracy also continue to see many positive effects flow on from this. tamati uma o lo’o mafai ona tautala ma tusitui i le Gagana
teachers, who teach technology, ICT and media, visual art, cater for small groups of students who have exceptional Samoa, pe i ai foi se silafia i le gagana. E lē taofia ai lou
music and performing arts. abilities. susu mai e fa’atalatalanoa se avanoa mo lou alo pe a fia
Talent development modules offer students the auai ai i lenei vasega.
Our curriculum opportunity to self select enrichment opportunities across
Kōwhai’s curriculum follows all the learning areas of the physical, academic, environmental and cultural domains.
New Zealand curriculum:
m English Learning support
m Mathematics Kōwhai Intermediate is an inclusive school where students
m Science with special needs are integrated into mainstream classes
m Social sciences with appropriate support. Kōwhai has a learning support
m Health and physical education centre, the Totara Room, where an experienced teacher
m Technology provides targeted instruction for students using a range of
m The arts strategies, programmes and resources.
m Second languages Borrowing it’s name from the fastest shark in the world,
Makō Maths aims to support and accelerate the learning
Talent development and extension of students at Kōwhai Intermediate. To achieve these
programmes goals, Kōwhai Intermediate’s maths support programme
Every class has a carefully planned programme in English will help our students develop a positive maths identity
and mathematics to ensure that students are challenged that allows them to be resilient and engaged in
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WHAT CAN I DO OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM?
Sports programmes situated on our school grounds. Kōwhai Intermediate
Kōwhai has a strong and successful sporting tradition and students have year-round access to the pool and the swim
students can trial for school representative teams in many school’s top quality instructors.
different sports. All students have the opportunity to take part in
We compete in a large range of sporting codes such as swimming instruction for at least two terms of the year.
athletics, cross country, swimming, cricket, softball, touch Students access this programme free of charge. Kōwhai
rugby, tennis, volleyball, basketball, netball, soccer, rugby club and competitive swimmers use the pool all year for
sevens, hockey, league, orienteering, waterpolo, table tennis training under the swim school’s instruction.
and futsal.Team practices often occur before or after
school, supervised by teachers or coaches. A fitness club Camps, trips and adventures
meets before school during the year, catering for students Learning at Kōwhai includes camps, adventure days and field
interested in improving their performance at a competitive trips. Over their two years here, students attend a school
level. Girls’ netball teams compete in a Saturday morning camp and a Marae experience.
inter-school competition. Boys and girls compete in the The William Pike Challenge Award is offered at Kōwhai
mid-week basketball competition at Unitec. Inter-house and is a great opportunity for our year 8 students to
and inter-whānau sporting and games competitions engage in adventurous opportunities and get involved with
involving the whole school, occur throughout the year. their local community.
In addition to the annual ski camp, we also select a
Intermediate sports camp group of year 8 students to build on their leadership skills
Up to fifty of our top sports people compete at the week-long and explore the Great Outdoors, by completing one of New
Intermediate Sports Camp held in Matamata each year. Our Zealand’s Great Walks. We began this initiative in 2019
most talented sports students test themselves in a wide with a tramp to Abel Tasman National Park. Science and
range of disciplines. The Kōwhai Intermediate School team has social studies learning sometimes includes field trips and
won the championship title for the past five years. other opportunities to engage with the world outside school.
Trent Bray Swim School
We have a special relationship with the Trent Bray Swim
School. This modern indoor heated pool complex is
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WHAT CAN I DO CREATIVELY AT KŌWHAI?
Performing arts – dance, drama and music with professional performers to competitions. The annual
Adolescent students are drawn to taking risks with their variety show allows students to perform in public, and
growing bodies and minds. The performing arts give our parents to watch their children’s talents grow.
students opportunities to explore their new capabilities. Refer to our website for examples of some of the
We have specialist dance, drama and music teachers. performing arts opportunities available at Kōwhai.
Extension programmes operate in the performing arts. www.kōwhai.school.nz
Students can start a new musical instrument, or build
on their skills. Students can learn a new instrument by Technology – working with metals, foods,
taking lessons from itinerant music teachers during school electronics, textiles and structures
time, at a modest cost. Our performing arts teachers In our technology programme we provide hands on,
seek opportunities within the community to give students engaging experiences that encourage well planned,
valuable learning experiences, from artistic collaborations informed, critical practice and creative outcomes.
Students achieve this by rotating through classes in
hard materials technologies to digital technologies over a
two year period.
Visual arts – experimenting with media
Our specialist visual arts teacher develops students’
expressive and creative talents by producing exciting
objects and images in a variety of media. Student art is
displayed at Auckland intermediate school art exhibitions.
Many families frame or display their children’s artworks for
their home decor. Examples of student work can be found
on the Kōwhai school website photo gallery.
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Sick bay Dental clinic
Our office staff members hold current First Aid Certificates. The mobile school dental clinic visits once a year.
Unless it is a minor matter, if your child is hurt or becomes CONTACT: Dental Clinic, 19 Brixton Road, Mt Eden,
ill a member of staff will contact you. In case of an telephone (09) 623 4537.
emergency our staff will call an ambulance and advise you
urgently. How to get here
Please remember to keep your contact details current We recommend students travel to and from school with
with the school and ensure we have an alternative contact others. If your child must come to school by car, please
number in case we are unable to reach you. take care not to stop or park illegally.
MORE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT KŌWHAI BUS AND TRAIN
We are well served by public transport. The Principal visits
Student behaviour m Digital Portfolios: students will upload assessments SCHOOL HOURS the Kingsland train station after school to monitor safety. It
Our school values underpin how we treat each other at and work to their online portfolio throughout the year that All students in school 8.30am is your responsibility to ensure your child understands how
Kōwhai. While students are expected to take responsibility will be shared with parents and caregivers. School begins 8.45am to behave safely in and around public transport.
for their behaviour we support them with encouragement, m Newsletters are distributed on a fortnightly basis Interval 11.00 – 11.20am OWN WHEELS
advice and a restorative philosophy. Our main focus is SCHOOL WEBSITE Lunch break 12.00 – 12.10pm We encourage students to cycle, scooter or walk to school.
affirming and encouraging excellent behaviour. Our school Our school website www.kōwhai.school.nz and google Afternoon break 1.20 – 2.00pm Appropriate safety helmets must be worn and you must
has well established positive behaviour for learning calendar keeps you up to date with school wide events. End of school 3.00pm ensure your child knows the safest route to and from
initiatives. Curriculum updates are posted each term so that parents school. Bicycle racks and a lock-up scooter shed are
can track what students are learning each term. School Office hours available to store bikes and scooters during the day.
Staying in touch Monday to Friday 8am – 3.30pm WALKING
In order for your child to make the most of the learning Stationery If your child walks to school independently make sure he or
opportunities at Kōwhai, a strong relationship between Stationery packs can be purchased online from Lateness or absence she knows where and how to use the controlled crossings
Parents/Caregivers and the teacher is a necessity. We www.myschool.co.nz Late students report to the School Office to collect on the way to school.
have various methods to work with you. a late pass. If your child is absent or late for any
m You are invited to meet teachers together with your Canteen reason you must phone the school, or email
child, early in term 1 to map out learning goals and to Lunches may be ordered on line through the link on our absentees@kōwhai.school.nz The School Office will SCHOOL DONATION
assist the teacher to learn more about your child. web page. Lunches will be delivered to the classroom. The notify you by text message if your child is absent Annual curriculum donation per family $300
m In term two a Student Led conference is held entirely canteen is also open during morning interval. without a reason. Two or more pupils per family $450
focused upon the student’s recent learning. Parents are In the event of your family taking an extended This contribution supports all students through the
welcome to contact their child’s class teacher or the School Guidance Counsellor holiday inside of the school year, application must be provision of resources not funded by the Government
Principal, Associate Principal or Deputy Principal at any A school guidance counsellor is available at the school made in writing to the Principal, to withdraw your child and includes ‘take home’ items such as artworks and
time to discuss their child’s well-being and progress. actively supporting to improve both student wellbeing and from class. technology projects.
Meetings can be arranged at a time that is convenient for education outcomes. Our counsellor assists students to
all parties. deal with personal, social or behavioural issues that put School Office telephone
m Formal written reports are sent home at the end of their wellbeing, learning and school achievement at risk. (09) 846 7534
term 2 and term 4
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Please check the map carefully
as some streets and roads
are only partially in our zone.
If unsure please contact the
school for confirmation.
Kōwhai Intermediate enrolment zone
UNIFORM Abbey St Burns St Duncan Ave Hampstead Rd La Veta Ave Woodward Rds Rhyde St Tanekahe St from
Students must wear school uniform at all times during Ace Pl Burnside Ave Duncan McLean Link Harbutt Ave Laurel St Newcastle St Richardson Rd 111, Paice Ave to King
Edward St
the school day and when travelling to and from school. Enrolment Aitken Tce
Akepiro St
Burton St
Camden Rd
Dundonald St
Edenvale Cres
Harcourt St
Haslett St
Leamington Rd
Leone Tce
Newton Rd
Ngahura St
96 and below
Richbourne St Tasman Ave
Taumata Rd
GIRLS a navy monogrammed polo shirt, maroon In order to plan our classes for 2020 we encourage you to Akiraho St Cardigan St Edenvale Park Rd Haultain St Leslie Ave Niger St Rocky Nook Ave
Taupata St
Alberton Ave Cargill St Edenview Rd Haverstock Rd Levonia St Nikau St Rossgrove Tce
monogrammed sweatshirt, navy and maroon plaid enrol your child by the end of term 3. Alderley Rd Carrick Pl Edinburgh St Hazelmere Rd Linwood Ave Nixon St Rossmay Tce Tawari St
Taylors Rd
culottes or navy shorts, plain white ankle socks. It is likely that we will hold a ballot for a limited number Alex Evans St Carrie St Elgin St Williamson Hesketh St Lisnoe Ave Norgrove Ave Royal Ave
Thanet Ave
Alexander St Carrington Rd Ave to Great North Rd Henry Louis Ct Lloyd Ave Norrie Ave Royal Tce
Terms 2 and 3 (optional) long-sleeved plain navy skivvy, of enrolments in 2020.The Board of Trustees will advise Alexis Ave Eastern side and even Esplanade Rd Mt Highland Rd Locarno Ave Northland St Ruarangi Rd Third Ave
numbers only Eden Rd to View Rd Ruru St Thomas Ave
monogrammed heavy zip-up fleece, long plain navy the number available in term 3. Allendale Rd
Caughey Pl Ethel St
Home St Lyon Ave Norwich St
Sadgrove Tce Tongariro St
Altham Ave Horoeka Ave MacAulay St Novar Pl
trousers, black tights, soft shell jacket. Applications for out of zone enrolments for both Amandale Ave
Central Rd Euston Rd
Horopito St MacKelvie from Nugent St Sainsbury Rd Toroa St
Challinor Cres Evelyn St Williamson Ave to Sandringham Rd from Turakina St
BOYS a navy monogrammed polo shirt, maroon mainstream and special programmes must be submitted Ambrose St
Chapman St Ewington Ave
Hulse Ave
Great North Rd
Oakfield Ave
New North Rd to Mt Upper Queen St
Arawa St Ian McKinnon Dr Onslow Rd
Albert Rd
monogrammed sweatshirt, navy shorts, long black socks. by Wednesday 4 September 2019, 3.00pm. The ballot Argyle St
Charlotte St Exeter Rd
Inwood St
Madeira Lane
Ophir St
Scanlan St
Vailima St
Chatham Ave Exmouth St Madeira Pl Valley Rd Dominion
Ariki St Williamson Jennings St Owairaka Ave
Terms 2 and 3 (optional) long-sleeved plain navy skivvy, will be drawn under police supervision on Wednesday 11 Ave to Great North Rd Charles St Fairleigh Ave
Jerram St
Maidstone St
Paice Ave
School Rd Rd to Woodford and
Seaview Tce Horoeka Sts
Cobden St Fenton St Malvern Rd
monogrammed heavy zip-up fleece, long plain navy September 2019. Aroha Ave
Coleridge St Fergusson Ave
Jersey Ave
Margaret Ave
Parkdale Rd
Second Ave Verona Ave
Asquith Ave Jesmond Tce Park Hill Rd View Rd from
trousers, monogrammed navy rain jacket. All applicants will be advised (successful and Auburn St
Williamson Ave to
Great North Rd
Ferner Ave
Kamahi St
Mark Rd
Parr Rd
Seddon St
Esplanade Rd to
Fifth Ave Marlborough St Segar Ave
Horoeka St
FOOTWEAR plain black leather lace-up shoes Terms 2 unsuccessful) on Tuesday 17 September 2019. Avenham Walk
Collins St
Finch St
Karaka St
Marne Rd
Partridge St
Selcourt Rd
Vinter Tce
Baldwin Ave Karangahape Rd Phyllis St
Commercial Rd
and 3 (optional) black or brown leather sandals. Ballast LN
Conway Rd
First Ave Great North Rd to Martin Ave
Pickens Cres
Selkirk Rd
Violet St
Severn Rd
SUN HATS Terms 1 and 4 plain navy bucket hat. International students Bannerman Rd
Basque Rd
Cooper St
Fleet St
Flower St
Motorway Overpass
Kawaka St
Maybeck Rd
McDonald St
Pickett Ave
Pollen St from
Seychelles St
Virginia Ave East
Wagner Pl
Copeland St Shaddock St
PE UNIFORM gold and navy monogrammed top and PE Kōwhai welcomes international students. We place Beaconsfield St
Cornwallis St
Fontenoy St Kelly St McLean St Williamson Ave to
Shaw St
Waima St
Begbie Pl Fourth Ave Kenneth Ave Minnie St Great North Rd Wairere Ave
shorts. international students in mainstream classes with local Bellevue Rd Dominion
Couldry St
Fowlds Ave Kenyon Ave Monaghan Ave Ponsonby Rd from Shorwell St
Walters Rd
Counsel Tce Karangahape & Springfield Rd
SWIMMING regulation swimming attire will be needed. students and provide withdrawal classes to teach oral and Rd to Horoeka Ave
Coyle St
Fowler Ave Keppell St Monmouth St
Great North Rds to Springleigh Ave
Ward Tce
Bellwood Ave France St Kerr St Morningside Dr Warwick St
Williamson Ave
SPORTS TEAMS representing the school may wear a written English. Benfield Ave
Cricket Ave
Francis Ryan Cl Kerr Taylor Ave Morning Star Pl
Porters Ave
St Benedicts St
Watea Rd
Cromwell St St Lukes Rd
Bennett St George St Khyber Pass Rd Mostyn St
plain navy blue tracksuit when attending sporting events. A designated adult who sees to their pastoral care, Bond St
Crummer Rd
Glenside Cres Symonds St to Boston Mountain View Rd
Potatau St
Stable Lane
Water St
Prospect Tce Watson Ave
Dacre St Rd
JEWELLERY a single stud in each ear and/or a watch. and ensures that their accommodation is safe and happy, Boston Rd
Dean St
Gordon Rd
King Edward St Paice
Mountfield Tce
Prospero Tce
Stillwell Rd
Wellgarth St
Bournemouth Ave Grande Ave Mt Albert Rd Suffolk St
Wesley Ave
HAIR long hair must be tied back during technology supports our international students. Braemar Tce
Derwent St
Grange Rd Dominon
Ave to Dominion Rd
Carrington Rd to
Punga St
Summit Dr
West St
Devon St King St Sandringham Rd Putiki St
classes with a plain navy or black hair tie. Enrolment as an international student is made through Brentwood Ave
Diamond St
Rd to Henly Rd
Kingsland Ave Mt Eden Rd from Raetihi Cress
Sussex St from
WIlliamson Ave to
Western Springs Rd
Brewster Ave Grant Ave
Weston Ave
UNIFORM can be purchased from The Warehouse, 7 the Principal and the International Director. International Bright St
Dolph St Graysons Lane
Kingsland Tce New North Rd and
Symonds St to
Raleigh St Great North Rd
Willcott St
Dominion Rd start Kingsway Ave Ranleigh Rd Sutherland Rd
Great North Rd
Wagener Place, Mt Albert (opp Westfield St Lukes). Phone student packs are available from the school office. Brisbane St
(city end) to Paice Ave start (city end) to Kirk St
Esplanade Rd
Rawalpindi St Sylvan Ave East Williamson Ave
Buchanan St Mt Royal Ave Willis St
Don Croot St Williamson Ave Kitchener Rd Randolph St Sylvan Ave West
09 846 9534. Burch St
Doreen Ave Grosvenor St Kitenui Ave
Myrtle St
Reimers Ave Symonds St from Wolseley St
New Bond St
Any additional clothing items worn for cultural reasons Burgoyne St
Grove Rd Knight Ave
New North Rd from
Rendall Pl New North Rd to Alex
Evans St
Woodford Rd
Burleigh St Woodward Rd
Douglas Ave Guardwell Ave Korari St Renton Rd
must be either navy or black. Burnley Tce
Duart Ave Gundry St Kōwhai St
start (city end)
to Richardson & Rhodes Ave
Takau St Wynyard Rd
Burnley Tce
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CONTACT INFORMATION 26 Onslow Road, Kingsland, Auckland 1024 PHONE (09) 846 7534 EMAIL admin@kōwhai.school.nz WEBSITE www.kōwhai.school.nz
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