Principal's Message
Welcome to Rosehill Intermediate School's Website
The information contained on this website will familiarise parents and children with some details of school procedures and activities.
Rosehill Intermediate School has unique characteristics and strengths that are particularly appropriate for meeting the needs of emerging adolescents. The focus of each programme acknowledges the special nature of the age group we work with. Children of this age are capable of taking a leading role in their own learning, they are capable of making decisions, and realising consequences.
We have high expectations of pupils, and they are quite simply stated
• Get involved in learning opportunities
• Encourage others in their educational pursuits
• Always do the very best that you can
Regards
Maria White (Principal)
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Sport / P.EPHYSICAL EDUCATION • All students take part in the physical education programme • If a student is unable to take part in a PE lesson a letter from home is required • Physical education lessons...Read More...
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Maori Culture• Aspects of Tikanga Maori are implemented into class curriculum programmes • Involvement in our school Kapa Haka group is offered. These students work to a high performance level and make regular...Read More...
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LibraryWe are lucky enough to have a large and extremely well stocked library. There is a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books and resources to cater for all interest and abilities • Library is open...Read More...
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Computer Use• The school is well supplied with computers available for student use • All students receive ‘hands-on’ experience with computers integrated into the classroom programme • The school is networked,...Read More...
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Daily Routine8:30am Students have access to class 8:50am School begins 10:50am Morning Interval begins 11:10am Morning Interval ends 12:40pm Lunch eating begins 12:50pm Lunch eating ends 1:20pm Afternoon class...Read More...
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CurriculumAll students are taught at their own level. If a student has special abilities or skills in any area, we aim to identify these as early as possible so we can provide the very best quality programmes. Students...Read More...
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Reporting to Parents• A provisional report will be sent to you in March, after about 6 weeks at school. This is aimed at letting you know how well your child has settled at school and what our initial testing programme...Read More...
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Parental Visits• Parents are most welcome in the school. • This is best arranged with the teacher concerned before coming. While teachers are in the classroom, their first priority is with students. • If you...Read More...
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Medication / InjuriesMEDICAL CONDITIONS • If your child has a medical condition please tell us MEDICATION • If your child is to have medication administered while at school, please contact the office for an ‘Administration...Read More...
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Student Leaders & GroupsSTUDENT COUNCIL • Meet once a week • Comprises of 12 elected Year 8 students and 1 nominated Student from each Year 7 class. • Help run school assemblies, assist with school functions and organise...Read More...
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Assemblies• Happen weekly on a Friday • Special assemblies eg. Special speakers, prize giving, performing students • Motivational speakers are invited during each term to speak to our students • We constantly...Read More...
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Staff & School CommunityOUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY • Decile 4 • Diverse cultural, social and economic backgrounds • Student body comprising of 12-15 contributing primary schools • 55% European, 25% Maori, 8% Indian, 5%...Read More...
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