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Project Based Learning Q & ADo the children pick an area of interest to them from a list of available options provided by the school and that becomes their project based learning journey or does the school pick the interest for them? To begin with, in the first two weeks we will give the students an opportunity to practise on the skills of collaboration, planning, critique and communication. To do this, we have grouped the students into groups of four. Each group is a mixture of students from years 8 – 10. These have been created by our Learning Tutors to maximise each student’s learning opportunities. During this time each group will choose a short project to complete from a list provided. Creations are meant to be rough prototypes, not completed, polished masterpieces! They will then exhibit their creations in a busy marketplace format. Once these guided mini-projects have been completed students will have the opportunity to think about possible projects of their own which they will complete with facilitation from staff. These projects will be totally of their own choosing and based upon their interests. Students will also be able to choose to work individually, in pairs or in small groups of three. More information about the “real projects” will be available in week 3. I’m also interested on your thoughts as to how kids with learning difficulties will go with this. Students who have learning difficulties are often more engaged in learning that doesn’t require them to complete tasks that are focused on reading and writing. They enjoy sinking their energy into doing. Sometimes organisation may be a challenge for some students who have learning difficulties such as Dyslexia. However, guided by staff to improve these skills, they should experience great success with PBL. There will also be Teacher Aides involved with PBL sessions, available to work with those who might like to seek their assistance. Bridget Ryan Deputy Principal Bank AccountsIf you need school bank account numbers, please click here. Pastoral ConcernsIf you have any worries about how things are going at school for your child, you can contact a member of our Pastoral Team. In the first instance, we suggest calling your child's Form Teacher. For more serious issues you can contact your child's Learning Tutor.
NZQF Assessment Procedures
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Y7 - Y10 13 inch screen or bigger remembering younger students prefer smaller devices. Y11 - Y13 13 inch screen or bigger, remembering larger screens normally allow for more flexibility regarding software usage.
Musac Edge AppIf you are wanting to view your child/ren ATL Reports you will need to go on to the Musac Edge Parent Portal or the Musac App. Please email Juliehenry@stpetersgore.school.nz if you have any problems getting onto it. UniformOpening hours for January 2020
Please note: In January there may be a considerable wait time. Please be patient as we do value your custom. Thank you. Uniform Shop Hours The Uniform Shop is open every Wednesday between 12noon and 1:30pm during term time. We advertise holiday hours in the newsletter at the end of each term. Leiza Egan - Uniform Shop Co-ordinator Uniform Standards St Peter’s expects high standards of dress and behaviour. We need parents’ help – please ensure that students wear the correct school uniform.
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There is a College hoodie for sporting events only. This is available for purchase through Kathryn Pinckney in the PE Office.
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