Ss Peter and Pauls School
School in Hutt
www.stpeterpaul.school.nz
Remember you found this company at Infodats
(04) 569575?
Address
Myrtle Street. Lower Hutt Central.. 5010, Hutt, Wellington.Are you the owner or manager of this company?
What you should know about Ss Peter and Pauls School
Enriching Education Whaia te Matauranga Hiranga Ake Enthusiastic Children Akiaki Tamariki Ngakau Koropup Catholic Values Whaitikanga Katorika. Our School opened at the Western End of Andrews Avenue, Lower Hutt in named then St Mary’s School River Hutt with one classroom and around 15 families attending. The school continued to be staffed by lay people until 1891 when the Sisters of Mercy took charge. Despite additions to the school in the early 1900s, the growth of the Hutt in the late twenties made it apparent that a new primary school was necessary preferably away from the business centre of town!.
Following further roll growth and earthquake damage to the building in the early 70’s Bishop Snedden gave approval for plans to be developed for a new school on the site. This new school opened in 1976 and was designed as three separate open plan areas with a target roll of around 450 students. Girls continued to significantly exceed boys roll numbers due to the proprietors’ decision not to offer education to boys beyond Year 6. 25 November Ss Peter and Paul School is no longer a private school istered by the Catholic Education Board but comes under the control and jurisdiction of the Wellington Education Board now Ministry of Education a State Integrated School. By 199 the school had a teaching staff of 17 and a high demand for enrolment.
Further accommodation was added at both Junior and Intermediate level in 199. As enrolment pressures continued a number of additional classrooms re modernisation programmes and upgrading of playground facilities were addressed. Twenty three teachers, part time staff, Teacher Aides and istration staff cater for over 300 families and 485 students
As Peter and Paul School is located in the center of Under Hunt, bordering on the CAD. As Peter and Paul School is a Signatory to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Concern of International Students. Having an energetic group gives financial promote that enhances the students’ educational experience as well as ensuring the members of the school community are well supported and cared for. Our School shares a powerful relationship with our parishes and our pastoral area, in special with the As Peter and Paul Parish of Below Hunt. The OAS group is made up of one student selected from each of our Senior School and Intermediate School classes.
As Peter and Paul School's key curriculum areas click on curriculum area to read a summary of what this incorporates. The Particular Catholic Character of our School is brought to life through the Religious Education programmed, our Sacramental and Liturgical programmed and through our Pastoral Care. At As Peter and Paul School, students in Year 6 and Year 8 are considered for the Gifted Kids programmed. Partnerships a feature of As Peter and Paul School is the way we work together to attain a sure school culture which reflects our Catholic Exceptional Character, supports the School Mission and ensures that quality learning occurs.
From time to time, according to the needs and the talents of the students, groups of As Peter and Paul School students are selected to contribute to the Art splash festival. At As Peter and Paul School we strive to comprehend and respect the various cultures that make up Fresh Zealand’s mufti cultural Society. Students are not permitted to depart grounds until last of school day without specific direct approval of a Senior Staff member. The programmed is led by our Assistant Principal and is supported by the parents of those students who volunteer.
Enhancing student achievement and Notable Catholic Character are the main loci of the Board. A trivial group of students is chosen each year to urge our Assistant Principal in preparing and leading school assemblies during the year. Each year, our Deputy Principal leads a group of elected and selected students from across the school on the School Council. From time to time during the school year, students are invited to bring valuables taonga from home to share at school.
This pastoral concern includes financial support, physical urge meeting basic needs such as food and clothing and emotional support. These students are trained in Wellington by staff from the Catholic Education Office and then serve in our school throughout the year, helping to prepare and lead School Liturgies, Masses and other celebrations. 100 highest for families of more than one kid at As Peter and Paul School per annul. Students are trained and then serve throughout the year, supporting students during lunchtimes and during class visits to the School Library.
Our School Student Tech Angels are senior students with well developed skills in ACT who are selected, trained and made available to urge staff and students throughout the school when using the various school technologies. Camps for students every second year students in Years 5 and 6 and students in Years 7 and 8 attend School Camp
Following further roll growth and earthquake damage to the building in the early 70’s Bishop Snedden gave approval for plans to be developed for a new school on the site. This new school opened in 1976 and was designed as three separate open plan areas with a target roll of around 450 students. Girls continued to significantly exceed boys roll numbers due to the proprietors’ decision not to offer education to boys beyond Year 6. 25 November Ss Peter and Paul School is no longer a private school istered by the Catholic Education Board but comes under the control and jurisdiction of the Wellington Education Board now Ministry of Education a State Integrated School. By 199 the school had a teaching staff of 17 and a high demand for enrolment.
Further accommodation was added at both Junior and Intermediate level in 199. As enrolment pressures continued a number of additional classrooms re modernisation programmes and upgrading of playground facilities were addressed. Twenty three teachers, part time staff, Teacher Aides and istration staff cater for over 300 families and 485 students
As Peter and Paul School is located in the center of Under Hunt, bordering on the CAD. As Peter and Paul School is a Signatory to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Concern of International Students. Having an energetic group gives financial promote that enhances the students’ educational experience as well as ensuring the members of the school community are well supported and cared for. Our School shares a powerful relationship with our parishes and our pastoral area, in special with the As Peter and Paul Parish of Below Hunt. The OAS group is made up of one student selected from each of our Senior School and Intermediate School classes.
As Peter and Paul School's key curriculum areas click on curriculum area to read a summary of what this incorporates. The Particular Catholic Character of our School is brought to life through the Religious Education programmed, our Sacramental and Liturgical programmed and through our Pastoral Care. At As Peter and Paul School, students in Year 6 and Year 8 are considered for the Gifted Kids programmed. Partnerships a feature of As Peter and Paul School is the way we work together to attain a sure school culture which reflects our Catholic Exceptional Character, supports the School Mission and ensures that quality learning occurs.
From time to time, according to the needs and the talents of the students, groups of As Peter and Paul School students are selected to contribute to the Art splash festival. At As Peter and Paul School we strive to comprehend and respect the various cultures that make up Fresh Zealand’s mufti cultural Society. Students are not permitted to depart grounds until last of school day without specific direct approval of a Senior Staff member. The programmed is led by our Assistant Principal and is supported by the parents of those students who volunteer.
Enhancing student achievement and Notable Catholic Character are the main loci of the Board. A trivial group of students is chosen each year to urge our Assistant Principal in preparing and leading school assemblies during the year. Each year, our Deputy Principal leads a group of elected and selected students from across the school on the School Council. From time to time during the school year, students are invited to bring valuables taonga from home to share at school.
This pastoral concern includes financial support, physical urge meeting basic needs such as food and clothing and emotional support. These students are trained in Wellington by staff from the Catholic Education Office and then serve in our school throughout the year, helping to prepare and lead School Liturgies, Masses and other celebrations. 100 highest for families of more than one kid at As Peter and Paul School per annul. Students are trained and then serve throughout the year, supporting students during lunchtimes and during class visits to the School Library.
Our School Student Tech Angels are senior students with well developed skills in ACT who are selected, trained and made available to urge staff and students throughout the school when using the various school technologies. Camps for students every second year students in Years 5 and 6 and students in Years 7 and 8 attend School Camp
Social media
We don't have any social media account of this company
Other users also viewed:
Photos and videos
This business has no pictures or videos
Reviews of Ss Peter and Pauls School (0)