New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 114

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✨ Correspondence School Enrolment Policy

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Applications need to specify the likely duration of
the enrolment and identify the supervision
arrangements. Where available they should be
supported by an educational profile.

Students enrolled under this gateway may remain
enrolled up to, and including the end of the
school year in which the student turns 19 years
of age.

Exclusion / expulsion

Student is under 16 years of age and excluded
from school, or over 16 years of age and expelled.

The Ministry of Education is the referral agency
and the Ministry’s local office manager or
regional office Student Support Manager will
approve the enrolment.

Enrolment applications must:

(a) Clearly state the supervision arrangements
for the student’s study with the School; and

(b) provide, where available, an educational
profile.

These enrolments will be reviewed by the School
and the Ministry of Education as agreed on
enrolment. The review purpose is to ascertain
whether a face-to-face schooling option is
available and appropriate.

Psychological / psycho-social

Student has assessed psychological or
psycho-social needs.

Ministry of Education, Special Education (GSE)
is the referral agency and a GSE psychologist
must approve all applications.

The basis of these applications must be in the first
instance that the enrolment is to meet the assessed
psychological or psycho-social needs of the
student.

Enrolment on psychological grounds

The psychological grounds must reside within the
individual student and be of sufficient severity to
prevent or seriously impede the student from
attending a neighbouring school.

Enrolment on psycho-social grounds

The psychological grounds must reside within the
individual student. The social grounds must
reside within the student’s relationships in the
wider environment, including their family,
whanau and school. While neither factor on its

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