ACADEMIC STUDIES
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Thorough testing of students at Year 8 and the beginning of Year 9 enables our teachers to design programmes that best meet the learning needs of each and every student, including students in need of learning support and extension.
Year 9 and 10 students experience a curriculum which is broad-based, which ensures that our junior students have a good grounding of all essential learning areas in preparation for when they enter our senior school. Classes are broad banded at Year 9 and 10 for English and Mathematics based on diagnostic testing.
Extension classes at Year 9 and 10 enhance learning opportunities to meet the learning needs for our junior students.
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YEAR 9
All Year 9 students study English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education and Health, and choose eight 10-week options from Materials Technology (Textiles, Wood and Metal), Food Technology, Languages (Te Reo Maori, Japanese, Spanish and French), Art, Drama, Graphics and Information Technology.
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YEAR 10
All Year 10 students study English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education and Health, and choose four half-year options from Agriculture/Horticulture, Materials Technology (Textiles, Wood and Metal), Food Technology, Languages (Te Reo Maori, Japanese, Spanish and French), Art, Drama, Graphics and Information Technology.
Year 10 students are able to gain Level 1 NCEA credits in some subjects.
YEAR 11
All Year 11 students study seven subjects towards achieving Level 1 and/or Level 2 NCEA. Compulsory subjects include English, Mathematics, Physical Education and Health and Career Education.
YEAR 12
Year 12 students study six subjects towards achieving Level 1, 2 and/or 3 NCEA. English is a compulsory subject.
YEAR 13
Year 13 students may study five, six or seven subjects towards achieving Level 1, 2 and/or 3 NCEA.
At Te Puke High School we are particularly proud of the excellent achievement of our ex-students at tertiary level. This is reflected in the number of graduates from universities throughout New Zealand.
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