Upper Moutere School
School in Tasman
www.uppermoutere.school.nz
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The area is predominantly farming and horticulture, with viticulture playing an increasingly important part. The school has a large wooden deck sheltered by a number of mature trees, providing a relaxing area for lunch times. The playing fields are on two levels with the swimming pool, netball courts, cricket practice net and sandpit used by the wider community. Parents are involved in assisting in the library, classroom programmes and transporting children on trips.
Year 7 8 Upper Moutere School pupils travel to Motueka where they are involved in Technology classes MOTEC for a period each week. A wide range of outside agencies support the school and these include the Public Health Nurse, Dental Therapist, Police Education Officer, Community Youth Workers, Advisory Services, Speech Therapist and Group Special Education and the Motueka District Truancy Service. Pre school and day care facilities are available in the area, while secondary school children travel to Motueka, Richmond, Stoke or Nelson. The School Board of Trustees has a Charter approved by the Ministry of Education that ensures the strategic direction of the school is focused and developments are planned for the future.
This is reflected in cultural and sporting interests starting to gain momentum. There are over thirty sporting and service clubs in the surrounding Moutere Hills area. The first school was first opened in 1857 and was established at the home of the local Pastor Heine , who later donated land near his home on which a school was built. The staffroom and office had several developments over the next couple of decades.
ERO Report School T The Education Review Office ERO is the New Zealand government department that evaluates and reports on the education and care of students in schools and early childhood services. Schools and early childhood services are reviewed by the Ministry of Education on average once every three years. For more information about our education system visit the official Ministry of Education website. The Board of Trustees sometimes referred to as the BOT and the Principal work together to ensure the school is functioning well.
Trustees and staff endeavour to ensure that the environment in which your children work is a safe and happy one. Responsible We are responsible for our own learning and behaviour Respect We show respect for others, their property and the environment Pride We take pride in ourselves, our learning and our school. Parent Involvement T We Welcome Parental Involvement. Principal’s Welcome School T Our Theme for this year is Together We Can . Welcome to Upper Moutere School, a school with a proud history in heart of the Upper Moutere Community. For 157 years Upper Moutere Schools focus has been on learning, the way this has happened has evolved considerably over recent years and will continue to do so at quite a rapid pace.
They are expected to be leaders of their learning supported by teachers who work alongside them to meet their learning needs using an increasingly diverse range of learning tools to engage and challenge them. In 2015 We want to explore Making Connections in a number of ways Making greater connections with our own learning how we learn best, greater connections with our parents further develop how you can participate in your child’s learning, connections with our local community, connections within bicultural Aotearoa, connections nationally and internationally
The first school was first opened in 1857 and was established at the home of the local Pastor Heine , who later donated land near his home on which a school was built. The original classroom of 1856 was towed by traction engine some time in 1940’s to its present site on the school grounds, and is thought to be the oldest classroom still in use in New Zealand. The staffroom and office had several developments over the next couple of decades
Year 7 8 Upper Moutere School pupils travel to Motueka where they are involved in Technology classes MOTEC for a period each week. A wide range of outside agencies support the school and these include the Public Health Nurse, Dental Therapist, Police Education Officer, Community Youth Workers, Advisory Services, Speech Therapist and Group Special Education and the Motueka District Truancy Service. Pre school and day care facilities are available in the area, while secondary school children travel to Motueka, Richmond, Stoke or Nelson. The School Board of Trustees has a Charter approved by the Ministry of Education that ensures the strategic direction of the school is focused and developments are planned for the future.
This is reflected in cultural and sporting interests starting to gain momentum. There are over thirty sporting and service clubs in the surrounding Moutere Hills area. The first school was first opened in 1857 and was established at the home of the local Pastor Heine , who later donated land near his home on which a school was built. The staffroom and office had several developments over the next couple of decades.
ERO Report School T The Education Review Office ERO is the New Zealand government department that evaluates and reports on the education and care of students in schools and early childhood services. Schools and early childhood services are reviewed by the Ministry of Education on average once every three years. For more information about our education system visit the official Ministry of Education website. The Board of Trustees sometimes referred to as the BOT and the Principal work together to ensure the school is functioning well.
Trustees and staff endeavour to ensure that the environment in which your children work is a safe and happy one. Responsible We are responsible for our own learning and behaviour Respect We show respect for others, their property and the environment Pride We take pride in ourselves, our learning and our school. Parent Involvement T We Welcome Parental Involvement. Principal’s Welcome School T Our Theme for this year is Together We Can . Welcome to Upper Moutere School, a school with a proud history in heart of the Upper Moutere Community. For 157 years Upper Moutere Schools focus has been on learning, the way this has happened has evolved considerably over recent years and will continue to do so at quite a rapid pace.
They are expected to be leaders of their learning supported by teachers who work alongside them to meet their learning needs using an increasingly diverse range of learning tools to engage and challenge them. In 2015 We want to explore Making Connections in a number of ways Making greater connections with our own learning how we learn best, greater connections with our parents further develop how you can participate in your child’s learning, connections with our local community, connections within bicultural Aotearoa, connections nationally and internationally
The first school was first opened in 1857 and was established at the home of the local Pastor Heine , who later donated land near his home on which a school was built. The original classroom of 1856 was towed by traction engine some time in 1940’s to its present site on the school grounds, and is thought to be the oldest classroom still in use in New Zealand. The staffroom and office had several developments over the next couple of decades
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