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圣海利斯学校（St Heliers School）以力臻完美为宗旨。我们的目标是引导和培养每一个学生，使他们在学校生活的各个领域发挥各自的潜能。学校和家庭密切的合作关系是实现该目标必不可少的条件。
作为一所完全小学（一至八年级），我们见证了学生们从眨着大眼睛的五岁孩子成长为青少年的历程。从踏入校园的那一刻起，学生们就在老师的鼓励和帮助下努力成为一个独立且充满责任感的学习者。
学校积极引导高年级的学生指导和照顾低年级的学生。每年开学初高年级班级就会和低年级班级"结对子"，在学校生活的各个方面帮助和支持低年级的学生。正是这种"结对子"的方式创造了圣海利斯小学大家庭的氛围。
Community of Learning
Our Kāhui Ako
Glendowie Kāhui Ako or Community of Learners (CoL) is made up of four schools in our local Glendowie community.
These are:
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Churchill Park School
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Glendowie School
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St. Heliers Primary School
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Glendowie College.
Our schools work together to provide seamless high-quality education. This is facilitated through the Principals and across School Leaders working together to engage all akonga/kaiako (students and staff) in the pursuit of shared school goals.
Glendowie Kāhui Ako started in 2018 with a focus in the primary sector to raise student achievement in writing, along with a focus on student agency.
The College focus is to raise the number of Year 11-13 students achieving NZ Scholarship and NCEA endorsed with merit or excellence. They are also developing the International Baccalaureate (IB) and the Middle Years' Programme (MYP) as a new initiative in the college.
Fostering student wellbeing is an ongoing focus as we move into the next phase of the Glendowie Kāhui Ako future development.
Glendowie Community of Learning Lead Principal’s Term 2 Report
Our Schools
Churchill Park School
Churchill Park School is a full primary school with a roll of 437 students. New Zealand European/Pākehā students make up 65 percent of the roll, and Māori students five percent. There are smaller numbers of students from many different cultural groups. There are also students from other European countries, Pacific islands, and countries throughout Asia and the Middle East.
The school promotes environmental awareness, sustainability and student citizenship. Its five strategic growth goals are Hauora (wellbeing), Ako (learning), He Tangata (people), Whanaungatanga (engagement), and Kaitiakitanga (resources).
The school’s vision is “to grow future focused global citizens, who are literate and numerate, and demonstrate the school’s learner qualities and enviroschool principles”.
Glendowie School
Glendowie School is located close to the Tamaki estuary in East Auckland. It provides education for students in Years 1 to 8. The school roll includes six percent Māori students and one percent Pacific. The school roll is approximately 600 students
The school is guided by its vision ‘I care’, which prioritises the provision of high quality teaching and learning programmes. The school’s expectations are that students will become confident, compassionate lifelong learners, be encouraged to achieve their full potential, and actively participate in our country and as citizens of the world. The school’s values include the learner profile with its attributes of our students being internationally minded. The programme of inquiry focusses on the key elements of knowledge, skills, concepts and approaches to learning of the Primary Years Programme of the International Baccalaureate (PYP). Glendowie School promotes the values of lifelong learning, excellence, community involvement, and local and global citizenship.
The school hosts a Montessori integrated unit and a satellite class from Sommerville Special School.
St Heliers School
St Heliers School is highly effective in achieving equitable outcomes for children.
Children are achieving excellent educational outcomes. School performance has been sustained over time through well-focused, embedded processes and practices. Personal excellence, well rounded development and outstanding citizenship are identified as the school’s valued outcomes for children.
The purposeful, settled, attractive learning environments promote positive outcomes for children effectively. Children are highly engaged in, and talk knowledgeably about, their learning. They have opportunities to learn individually and in groups through a variety of formal and informal settings.
Teachers provide high quality learning opportunities for children. They actively engage children in their own learning while adhering to the school’s expectations of structure and formality. Teachers use relevant contexts to make learning meaningful for children. Classrooms are positive and children and teachers share mutual respect. Children are well supported to become independent learners.
Glendowie College
Glendowie College is an academic, caring and innovative school that is academically high achieving and offers students a wide range of opportunities in and beyond the classroom. With a growing roll, currently close to 1,300 students, the school enjoys high calibre and motivated students who are very well supported by articulate, professional and engaged parents. We run an academic curriculum and provide a range of vocational courses. We also work with tertiary providers to connect students to alternative pathways while still at school. The vast majority of students of Glendowie College students progress from school to study at university and other tertiary providers. Beyond the classroom, Glendowie College offers a huge range of opportunities for our young men and women. We have the highest sports participation rate in the Auckland region, with students participating in a wide range of sports including rowing, football, rugby, netball, basketball, hockey, and much more. We also provide opportunities in the arts (e.g. school productions) and student
leadership such as the Duke of Edinburgh programme. The college has an outstanding reputation with excellent ERO reports, and among the highest NCEA and NZ Scholarship results in the country.
We provide an extensive range of pastoral and learning support to our students through our houses, guidance counsellors, learning support coordinators, and our unique ‘wellbeing framework’.