We Encourage Parents & Caregivers to Work with their Child’s Teachers

Research shows that when parents & caregivers become actively involved in their child’s education and form supportive relationships with the school, their child tends to be more engaged at school.  At Te Puke High School, we consider each student’s learning and achievement as a strong positive partnership between the student, parents/caregivers and the school. We actively encourage parents & caregivers to work positively with their child’s teachers to improve their child’s learning and achievement.

2025 Term Dates

Term One

28 January – 11 April

Year 13 Camp: Wednesday 29 January

Year 9 & 13:  Monday 3 February

Whole School: Tuesday 4 February

Term Two

28 April – 27 June

Term Three

14 July – 19 September 

Term Four

6 October – 4 December

2025 Holidays

Auckland Anniversary Day

Waitangi Day

Good Friday

Easter Monday

Anzac Day

Kings Birthday

Matariki

Labour Day

Monday 27 January

Thursday 6 February

Friday 18 April

Monday 21 April

Friday 25 April

Monday 2 June

Friday 20 June

Monday 27 October

Daily Timetable 2025

START

FINISH

PERIOD 1

8:40 AM (Tuesdays 8:50 AM)

9:40 AM

PERIOD 2

9:45 AM

10:45 AM

Taki Ngā Puna (not on Friday)

10:45 AM

11:05 AM

Interval

11:05 AM

11:25 AM

PERIOD 3

11:25 AM

12:25 PM

KAI TIME

12:25 PM

12:40 PM

PERIOD 4

12:40 PM

1:40 PM

BREAK

1:40 PM

2:15 PM

PERIOD 5

2:15 PM

3:15 PM

Prospectus

Our prospectus provides an overview of our school and our philosophy for the education of our students.  It is an important ‘touchstone’ for our school, presenting who we are, what we believe in and how we operate.

Hot Tips for Parents & Caregivers

This ‘Hot Tips’ booklet provides parents & caregivers with important information about how they can support their child at Te Puke High School so that they can realise their potential.

Uniform

Every student who enrols at Te Puke High School agrees to wear the correct uniform with pride and in the correct way.  This includes on their way to school, during the school day and when they leave the school grounds. Parents/caregivers are expected to support the school by ensuring that their child always wears the correct uniform correctly.  Regulation school uniforms or sports uniforms must be worn when travelling. Te Puke High School will take whatever steps necessary to ensure the uniform is worn correctly.

Enrolment

Please select the correct year level enrolment form below. Please complete form and attach all documents requested and email to enrolments@tepuke.school.nz or drop the forms into our school reception.

Our Open Night will be on 30 July 2024 from 5.30 pm. This provides information about what we have to offer students and families and how to go about the enrolment process. There will also be guided tours of the school.

Students from Local Intermediate Schools

  • Complete the correct enrolment form below and attach a copy of all documents that are required and email this to enrolments@tepuke.school.nz or drop into our school reception.
  • Complete the online health form.
  • Your enrolment at Te Puke High School will be confirmed in writing.

Other Students

  • Please telephone reception on (07) 573 9769 to request an enrolment pack.
  • Complete the enrolment form. Attach a copy of all documents required and email to enrolments@tepuke.school.nz or drop into our school reception.
  • Complete the online health form.
  • We will contact you to arrange an enrolment interview.

Enrolment Forms

Reporting

At Te Puke High School we have a number of ways that we report to parents and caregivers about progress and achievement to support learning and progression.

Progress Checks are completed by subject teachers every fortnight. These reports are designed to give an indication of how students are going with their learning within their classes. These reports will be emailed to parents/caregivers and will also be available through our Web Portal.

NCEA Updates are completed once a term for Terms 2, 3 & 4. These updates are designed to give senior students and whanau an indication of how students are progressing towards gaining NCEA Level 1, 2 and 3.

Curriculum Progression Updates are also completed once a term during Terms 2, 3 and 4. These updates are designed to give junior students and whanau an indication of how students are going as they progress through the curriculum.

Learning Conferences will be held once a term where parents/caregivers, students & teachers will have a chance to meet to discuss the students’ progress and goals.

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