Level 3 104 Customs Street West, Viaduct,,Auckland
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This wonderful combination of food, wine and education offers a unique experience for the home cook and wine-lover as well as the professional chef and sommelier.
Welcome to our world.
Te Aro School is a vibrant, inclusive, multicultural full primary school with approximately 200 children from over 40 countries and a strong community presence dating back to 1854. We cater for all children from Year 0-8 and provide a very wide and varied curriculum.
As a Young Eagle member you will get the opportunity to experience flying for yourself.
You will have the opportunity to actually fly in an aircraft, experience how it works and look down on the world below from inside the safety of an aircraft.
Does this sound exciting to you? Would you like to enjoy this wonderful experience? You can, because this is an invitation to you to take to the skies and become a member of the Flying NZ Young Eagles.
Contact the New Plymouth Aero Club and they will welcome you into their programme. You will be given a Young Eagles registration form, please make sure that you fill it in correctly and don’t forget to get your parents/guardians to sign the permission form. You must be between the ages of 11–17.
Contact Senior Young Eagles member Michael Riley on 0223881958 or alternatively contact the New Plymouth Aero Club on 06 755 0500
Kaipara Flats School is a State Contributing Primary School, established in 1878.
The school is situated in the village of Kaipara Flats, 10 kms west of Warkworth and serves the community of Kaipara Flats and the Kaipara Hills.
Our School Motto at Rotorua Intermediate is "Courage and Commitment". The Staff and Board of Trustees believe that this motto encapsulates the positive attitude to life, work and living which we want students to leave Rotorua Intermediate with after two years of quality education.
Linwood College (formerly Linwood High School) has a proud history stretching back over 50 years.
Linwood is particularly well known for its strengths in music and the other performing arts, for providing a well rounded education with many different learning opportunities, for its strong pastoral care of students, and for its national reputation as an innovator in developing and providing new learning programmes for students.
Linwood attracts students from many different walks of life from throughout the eastern side of Christchurch city. Some students travel from seaside suburbs whilst others are located closer to the city centre. A good bus network provides transport to and from school, and enables students to quickly reach the city centre, community facilities or the suburbs.
We are proud to be a diverse school catering for students from different ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Approximately 70% of students are of European background, 18% identify as Maori and 8% are Samoan.
