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character

CONNECTION

We want all learners to feel a sense of belonging in our school and to our whanau. There is a very strong connection between whanau and learning. Our Year 9 and 10 learners primarily learn in whanau-based groupings, with the majority of their learning leaders also being from the same whanau.

CONFIDENCE

Alfriston College celebrates the achievements of our learners in many ways. Whanau have celebration assemblies each term to acknowledge the accomplishments of their learners in the four dimensions of: Academic,Community,Culture, Sport

COMPETENCE

Alfriston College runs 90 minute learning periods. This means that most learners have Whanau-based Learning Advisory (in Hapu with an Amokura) and three classes per day. 90 minute lessons allow for more in depth and uninterrupted learning to occur.

CHARACTER

Each of the five Whānau provides an effective environment for learning and growth, social interaction, leadership opportunities and mutual support while also maintaining a unique culture of its own through its colours, mottos, flags and traditions.

LATEST NEWS

Nov 19th, 2024

Last week, at the MIT Prizegiving, the following Alfriston College learners were recognised for their outstanding efforts in their Pathway Courses. Tohu Māia - Diligent Students AwardsIrish Comia: Level 3 Nursing, Health and Counselling Amy Ukufia: Level 2 Early Childhood Education Anmolpreet Singh: Level 2 Hospitality Emma Hall: Level 2 HospitalityTeingoa Sam: Level 2 HospitalityTapaitau Pepe: Level 3 Career Preparation (Police Studies)Isalina Simi: Level 2 Automotive Engineering Maddison McNally: Level 2 Building Nathanyal Iolamo: Level 2 Building Mehakpreet Singh: Level 2 Electrical Teremoana Rakei: Level 3 Building, Construction and Allied Trades Grace Park: Level 3 HospitalityTohu Tiketike - Top Student AwardsBrooke Mani: Level 2 Hospitality Eleanor Utai: Level 3 Hospitality Wezley Ah-Leong: Level 2 Automotive Engineering Zurich Minhas: Level 3 Building, Construction and Allied TradesSione Tonga’onevai: Level 3 Building, Construction and Allied Trades Elijah McCall: Level 3 Engineering Former AC learners also featured at the event. Joel Singsam, one of the Transition Coordinators, played the National Anthem and Maneesh Singh was the Guest Speaker.Congratulations to all the learners and thanks to Mrs Wearing and Mrs Kaur for their mahi running the Pathways Programme at AC. ... See MoreSee Less

Nov 12th, 2024

The Junior Girls Volleyball team wrapped up their season last week with two more wins. Over the season the young team played eight games and won five. Big thanks to volunteer coach Junior Tupou Sanele, the assistant coaches Elizabeth and David Felanga'i, and manager Ms Lanumata. ... See MoreSee Less

Nov 4th, 2024

Our SENIOR SUCCESS AWARDS were held last Thursday evening in front of a record crowd. Our Oustanding Academic Recognition Achievement Awards were presented to learners who were first ove in each of the nine NZ Curriculum Areas.Divya Chaudhary (Auaha)- EnglishBraithan Forster (Kaitaataki) - Health and Physical Education Donella-Shai Webster (Whainga) - Te Kaupapa Māori ki Te Pae o TakaaniniTrinity Saumani (Whainga) - Learning LanguagesBradley Agliam (Kaitaataki) - Maths and StatisticsAmrit Karu (Kaitoro) - ScienceJoshua Salvador (Kaitaataki) - Social SciencesAdarsh Singh (Whainga) TechnologyAriel Hansen (Auaha) - The Arts ... See MoreSee Less

UPCOMING EVENTS

OPENING HOURS

Learners:
School starts at 9.30am and finishes at 3.30pm

Main Reception:
8.00am to 4.00pm

Student Services:
8.30am to 4.00pm

Cashiers Office:
Wednesday:
8.30-9.20am, 11.00-11.30am,
1.00pm-1.30pm

Other Days:
8.30-9.20am, 11.30am – 12.00pm,
1.30pm-2.00pm

TERM DATES 2024

Term 3
Monday 22 July 2024 to Friday 27 September 2024


Term 4
Monday 14 October to Wednesday 11 December 2024