Board of Trustees
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Chairperson |
Nicki Moore |
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Principal |
Nancy Macfarlane | nmacfarlane@glenholme.school.nz |
Minutes
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Lynette Turton | lturton@glenholme.school.nz |
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Parents
|
Daniel Beazley |
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Parents
|
Heather Dennison |
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Parent
|
Winiana Nicholls |
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Staff
|
Sue Caudwell | scaudwell@glenholme.school.nz |
Charter – Annual Plan – Strategic Plan
Plotting our Educational Path 2009 – 2011
STRATEGIC PLAN
- Visual Model
- Charter
- Values
- Key Competencies
- Cultural Diversity Maori Dimension
- Strategic Plan
- Operational Plan
- Annual Targets
- BOT Annual Plan
Community Consultation
2011 ACHIEVEMENT OF MAORI STUDENTS
ERO Report
comments from the report: …..
a majority of students in Years 3 to 6 are achieving within or above broad age appropriate expectations in both reading and mathematics….
Significant numbers of individuals and groups of students are enjoying success both at school and local level in a range of sporting, cultural and academic activities, events and competitions.
Mission Statement
We see our purpose being:
- “To provide our tamariki with the stimulation, challenge and support needed to become successful 21st century learners”.
Beliefs
Those things we hold important are:
- Respect for others reflected through honesty, tolerance non-discrimination, caring and compassion,
- recognition and respect for diversity of culture, background and identity
- recognition and provision for instruction in Te Reo and Tikanga Maori
- learning which is based on the child’s needs,
- innovative teaching that fully utilises advances in information and communication technology,
- involvement of parents and wider community in the life of the school.
Values
Glenholme School Values:
- What values will the children learn at Glenholme School?
- What does the community expect of Glenholme School?
- Pride
- - pride for yourself and developing self esteem
- - pride and supporting others
- - pride for school and school property
- - pride in achievement and success
- Respect
- - respect for the rules, guidelines and law
- - respect for others’ views, traditions and beliefs
- - respect for elders
- Responsible
- - responsible for your self-action and comments
- - responsible for developing positive relationships with others
- - responsible for your learning
- Honesty
- - honest to yourself and others
- - creating a habit of honesty
- - developing trust and fairness
Underpinned always with a ‘Go for it’ attitude
“Values that become a habit develop the citizen of tomorrow”
Vision
We aim to be:
“An exceptional provider of quality education”.
By:
- Having a commitment to rigorous self review in all aspects of school life
Providing an educational environment that:
- prioritises student achievement in literacy and numeracy, especially years 0 – 4
- prioritises the national standards
- challenge and support students to develop the key competencies
- challenges and encourages all students to participate
- ensures students enjoy learning
- ensures students experience success
- ensures students develop positive relationships and a sense of self worth
- recognises and meets the needs of individual students
- has targets for improving the achievement of Maori students
Having programmes that are:
Based and structured on our Glenholme School Values