List of schools in the Otago Region
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Otago is a region in the South Island of New Zealand. It contains numerous rural primary schools, several small town primary and secondary schools, and some big city schools in Dunedin.
The rolls given here are those provided by the Ministry of Education, based on figures from June 2011.[1]
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[edit] Waitaki District
[edit] Former schools
Otepopo School in Herbert closed in September 2010 after 146 years of operation.[2]
[edit] Central Otago District
[edit] Queenstown-Lakes District
| Name | Years | Gender | Area | Authority | Decile | Roll | Website | MOE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arrowtown School | 1-8 | Coed | Arrowtown | State | 10 | 427 | - | 3930 |
| Glenorchy School | 1-8 | Coed | Glenorchy | State | 9 | 28 | - | 3955 |
| Hawea Flat School | 1-6 | Coed | Hawea Flat | State | 10 | 150 | [24] | 3747 |
| Holy Family School | 1-8 | Coed | Wanaka | State | 10 | 88 | [25] | 557 |
| Kingsview School | 1-8 | Coed | Frankton | State | 10 | 12 | [26] | 633 |
| Makarora Primary School | 1-8 | Coed | Makarora | State | 7 | 11 | [27] | 3767 |
| Mount Aspiring College | 7-15 | Coed | Wanaka | State | 10 | 727 | [28] | 533 |
| Queenstown School | 1-6 | Coed | Queenstown | State | 10 | 597 | [29] | 4005 |
| Remarkables Primary School | 1-15 | Coed | Frankton | State | 10 | 303 | [30] | 6783 |
| St Joseph's School | 1-8 | Coed | Queenstown | State | 10 | 159 | [31] | 4016 |
| Wakatipu High School | 9-15 | Coed | Queenstown | State | 10 | 718 | [32] | 374 |
| Wanaka Primary School | 1-6 | Coed | Wanaka | State | 10 | 411 | [33] | 1167 |
[edit] Dunedin City
Bayfield
Columba
John McGlashan
Kaikorai Valley
Kavanagh
Kings
Logan Park
Otago Boys'
Otago Girls'
Queens
St Hildas
Locations of schools offering secondary education in Dunedin (Taieri College not shown)
[edit] Former schools
- Brighton School, Brighton, merged with Ocean View School to form Big Rock Primary School, July 2008[3]
- Corstorphine School, closed July 2010 due to declining roll numbers
- High Street School, closed February 2011 due to declining roll numbers
- King Edward Technical College, closed 1974 and replaced with Logan Park High School.
- Moreau College, merged with St Paul's High School in 1989 to form Kavanagh College
- Ocean View School, Ocean View, closed and merged with Brighton School to form Big Rock Primary School, July 2008[3]
- St Patrick's School, closed April 2011 due to declining roll numbers.
- St Paul's High School, merged with Moreau College in 1989 to form Kavanagh College
- Tomahawk School, closed April 2010 due to declining roll numbers.
- Waldronville School, closed April 2010 due to declining roll numbers.
- Calton Hill School, Caversham School, and College Street School, merged on the Caversham site, with a satellite campus at the Calton Hill site, in January 2012 to form Carisbrook School. [4]
- Forbury School and Macandrew Intermediate merged on the Macandrew Intermediate site in January 2012 to form Bathgate Park School. [4]
[edit] Clutha District
[edit] Notes
[edit] References
- General
- Te Kete Ipurangi Ministry of Education website
- ERO school and early childhood education reports Education Review Office
- Decile change 2007 to 2008 for state & state integrated schools
- Specific
- ^ "Directory of Schools". Education counts. 6 April 2009. http://www.educationcounts.govt.nz/directories/list-of-nz-schools. Retrieved 10 September 2011.
- ^ Bruce, David (25 September 2010). "Otepopo School closes after 146 years". Otago Daily Times. http://www.odt.co.nz/regions/north-otago/128124/otepopo-school-closes-after-146-years. Retrieved 15 October 2011.
- ^ a b "School Closures, Mergers and New: December_2008" (XLS). Education Counts. http://www.educationcounts.govt.nz/statistics/schooling/directories/?a=33983.
- ^ a b Tolley, Anne (8 July 2011). "Decision on South Dunedin schooling". New Zealand Government. http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/decision-south-dunedin-schooling. Retrieved 11 September 2011.
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