A straightforward, three-step process and no fixed selection criteria. Every student across Aotearoa is welcome to apply.
The enrolment platform link is available on our website. Families who've already registered interest get a direct notification.
Go to the platform and complete the digital enrolment form, uploading any required supporting documents.
Once your application is verified and reviewed, you'll receive an Offer of Place by email, followed by onboarding information.
Enrolment runs first-come, first-served, and we accept applications year-round. If your child's year group is full, they'll be placed for the next available term start.
Still unsure about something? Our enrolment team will talk it through with you, no obligation.
Yes. It's built into how we operate. Deans provide individualised pastoral care, our School Counsellor supports wellbeing, and our SENCO works with learners, families and teachers directly. Small class sizes and varied learning formats suit different learning styles.
UE is built into our pathway from IGCSE through NCEA Levels 2 and 3. Every student has a Dean and homeroom teacher tracking progress toward UE requirements, with regular academic conferences and early support when a student is off track.
We're neither fully independent (like homeschooling) nor mostly asynchronous (like Te Kura). Students get registered specialist teachers, a full curriculum, a real community and daily live teaching from teachers who know them.
Yes. Timetables alternate free morning and afternoon blocks, which opens up time for local sports, arts, work and volunteering. Students can also nominate a local school to join its sports teams, and we support coordination with Trades Academy, STAR and similar programmes where they are available locally.
Enrolment runs first-come, first-served with no fixed selection criteria. Every student across New Zealand is welcome to apply. We encourage families to apply early to secure a place.
Each subject has one live lecture a week, which introduces the key concepts and terminology, followed by three small group classes (averaging 20 students) for practice, discussion and personalised feedback. Lectures are recorded, and students can book tutorials with their subject teachers for one-on-one help.
Download our 2026 prospectus to learn about our curriculum, pastoral care, enrolment timelines and what a week of online learning actually looks like.
