Northland College Teen Parent Unit
BoundFor analysis · from ERO reports and public data
Our read on Northland College Teen Parent Unit
Promising New Unit Still Building Its Foundations
Hiwa i te rangi is a newly established Teen Parent Unit that opened in February 2016 and moved into purpose-built facilities in early 2017. ERO found the unit is setting up appropriate systems with strong cultural foundations rooted in tikānga Māori, while acknowledging that as a very new service, many systems and procedures are still being developed. Students are responding positively to the supportive environment and opportunities to re-engage in learning.
Source: ERO, 21 June 2017 · How we write these · What ERO ratings mean
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Northland College Teen Parent Unit
24 Purdy Street, Kaikohe, Kaikohe
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What families ask about Northland College Teen Parent Unit
- Does Northland College Teen Parent Unit have an enrolment zone?
- No current enrolment scheme is listed. Applications are generally open, subject to the school's enrolment process and available places.
- What year levels does Northland College Teen Parent Unit teach?
- The year-level range is not available in the current Ministry data.
- What is Northland College Teen Parent Unit's Equity Index?
- The listed EQI is 569. EQI reflects socioeconomic barriers used for funding; it is not a school-quality score.
- How large is the school?
- A current student roll is not available here.
- When was the latest listed ERO review?
- The latest review date in the public data is June 2017.
The basics
Ministry of Education records
- Teaching language
- All students taught in English
- Opened
- 2016
- Principal
- Eleanor Barker
- Urban/rural setting
- Small urban area
- Donation requests
- Not RequestedDonations not requested (except school camps)
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Before and after school care
Practical questions to confirm directly with the school.
About OSCAR Programmes
Many New Zealand schools have OSCAR-approved before and after school programmes. These programmes provide supervised care, activities, and often homework help during extended hours.
- Typical hours: 7am-8:30am and 3pm-6pm
- Childcare subsidy may be available through WINZ
- Some are run on-site, others at nearby community centres
When visiting Northland College Teen Parent Unit:
- Ask if after-school care is available on-site
- Ask about waiting lists and enrolment processes
- Check if school staff help transition children to care