New Zealand Gazette – 1999 – No. 45

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✨ Supplementary Integration Agreements

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 45

Our Lady of Victories School, Christchurch.
Our Lady of the Snows School, Methven.
Our Lady of Assumption School, Christchurch.
Our Lady of Fatima School, Christchurch.
New Brighton Catholic School, Christchurch.
Christ the King School, Burnside.
Sacred Heart School, Addington.
Marian College, Christchurch.
Roncalli College, Timaru.
John Paul II High School, Greymouth.
Christchurch Adventist School, Canterbury.
Christchurch Rudolf Steiner School, Christchurch.
Tamarki School, Woolston.
Craighead Diocesan School, Timaru.
Rangiora New Life School, Rangiora.
Middleton Grange School, Christchurch.
St Mark’s School, Christchurch.
St Joseph’s School, Picton.
St Mary’s School, Blenheim.
Sacred Heart School, Reefton.
St Canice’s School, Westport.
St Joseph’s School, Nelson.
St Peter Chanel School, Motueka.
St Joseph’s School, Kaikoura.
Emmanuel Christian School, Christchurch.
St Martin’s Christian School, Christchurch.
St Thomas of Canterbury College, Christchurch.

The said supplementary integration agreements were executed on the 9th day of April 1999. Copies of the supplementary integration agreements are available for inspection without charge by any member of the public at the district office of the Ministry of Education, 123 Victoria Street, Christchurch.

Dated at Wellington this 9th day of April 1999.

KATHY PHILLIPS, Senior Manager, National Operations.

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Supplementary Integration Agreements

Pursuant to section 10 of the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975, notice is given that a supplementary integration agreement has been signed between the Minister of Education on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen, acting through the Senior Manager, National Operations, Ministry of Education, pursuant to delegated authority, and the proprietors of the following schools:

St Hilda’s Collegiate School, Dunedin.
Columba College, Dunedin.
John McGlashan College, Dunedin.
Invercargill Adventist School, Invercargill.
St John’s Girls’ School, Invercargill.
St Thomas School, Winton.
St Mary’s School, Gore.
St Patrick’s School, Nightcaps.
St Theresa’s School, Invercargill.
St Joseph’s School, Invercargill.
St Teresa’s School, Bluff.
St Patrick’s School, Invercargill.
St Joseph’s School, Queenstown.
Sacred Heart School, Waimate.
St Peter Chanel School, Green Island.
St Patrick’s School, Dunedin.
St Mary’s School, Mosgiel.
St Mary’s School, Milton.
St Mary’s School, Dunedin.
St Joseph’s School, Port Chalmers.
Sacred Heart School, Dunedin.
St Joseph’s Cathedral School.
St Joseph School, Balclutha.
St Joseph’s School, Oamaru.
St John’s School, Ranfurly.
St Gerard’s School, Alexandra.
St Francis Xavier School, Mornington.
St Brigid’s School, Tainui.
St Bernadette’s School, Forbury.
Kavanagh College, Dunedin.
St Peter’s College, Gore.
Verdon College, Invercargill.
St Kevin’s College, Oamaru.

Dated at Wellington this 9th day of April 1999.

KATHY PHILLIPS, Senior Manager, National Operations.

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Supplementary Integration Agreement

Kaitaia Abundant Life School, Kaitaia.

The said supplementary integration agreement was executed on the 6th day of April 1999. A copy of the supplementary integration agreement is available for inspection without charge by any member of the public at the district office of the Ministry of Education, 39–45 College Hill, Ponsonby, Auckland.

Dated at Wellington this 13th day of April 1999.

KATHY PHILLIPS, Senior Manager, National Operations.

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🎓 Supplementary Integration Agreements for Schools in Christchurch and Canterbury

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Dated9 April 1999
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🎓 Supplementary Integration Agreements for Schools in Dunedin and Otago

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated9 April 1999
KeywordsEducation, Supplementary Integration Agreements, Schools, Dunedin, Invercargill, Winton, Gore, Nightcaps, Bluff, Queenstown, Waimate, Green Island, Mosgiel, Milton, Port Chalmers, Balclutha, Oamaru, Ranfurly, Alexandra, Mornington, Tainui, Forbury
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🎓 Supplementary Integration Agreement for Kaitaia Abundant Life School

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated13 April 1999
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👩‍💼 Officials

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