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Welcome to Rosebank School

PRINCIPAL'S WELCOME

Welcome to Rosebank School. Our vision is Dream. Believe. Succeed – Kia wawata. Kia whakapono. Kia tutuki. We are a contributing (Years 1 to 6), multicultural school that has approximately 475 children from over 30 different nationalities. We give them opportunities to achieve in the classroom, on the sports field, in cultural activities and as good citizens.

Success comes from a strong link between home and school and we work hard to maintain our strong community partnerships to make our vision a reality. Special features of our school include high quality mainstream classes school wide, Maori and Samoan bilingual classes, talented and passionate teachers and meaningful and engaging contexts for our students so each develops a love for learning.

I trust that this website will provide you with some valuable information about our school. If you would like to know more, you are most welcome to pop into school and have a look around or contact me directly – paul@rosebank.school.nz for further information.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, staff and students, welcome to Rosebank School!

Paul Pirihi | Principal

MEd(Hons), PGDipEd, BEd(Tchg), DipTchg

ROSEBANK SCHOOL PEPEHĀ

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Ko Whau te awa

Ko Whau te rohe

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Ko Whau te pā tawhito

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CALENDAR

Tuesday, February 1

Whānau Day
9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Wednesday, February 2

Whānau Day
9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Thursday, February 3

First Day of School
All Day

Sunday, February 6

Waitangi Day
All Day

Monday, February 7

Waitangi Observed
All Day

NEWS FEED

SCHOOL TOMORROW FOR KIDS WITH LAST NAMES M-Z

16th November 2021 Kia ora Rosebank Whānau, I hope you’re all as excited as we are for the tamariki to return to school

IMPORTANT INFORMATION_ RETURN TO SCHOOL

Tēnā koutou Rosebank Families, We have put together a return to school comprehensive plan. Please have a good read through. It is a

Update- Return to school

Kia ora koutou, Most of you would be aware of the news that schools are now able to open under Alert Level 3 from

ERO's (Education Review Office) most recent comments on our school in February 2019

“Trustees have a strong educational vision and values. This, together with the board’s strategic goals and high expectations for every student, provides a sound platform for enhancing equity and excellence.”

“The principal has worked proactively with the leadership team, teachers and staff. Together they have enhanced the school environment, and built partnerships and relationships with whānau, family and the school community.”

“Leaders are explicitly focused on maintaining a respectful school culture, high expectations of teaching practice, and improving outcomes for learners.”

“Leaders have established a settled and inclusive school tone. Respectful relationships between staff and students underpin the culture of the school, and promote purposeful expectations for learning.”

“Students experience environments that support their learning participation and engagement. Their cultures and languages are valued, and they have opportunities to make connections to authentic and real world contexts.”

“Achievement information shows the majority of students achieve at or above expected levels in reading, writing and mathematics.”

“There are positive signs that the school’s long standing disparity in achievement for boys and Māori students in literacy is reducing”

“Students with additional learning needs are identified and carefully monitored through individual learning plans and learning support network meetings.”