New Zealand Gazette – 2009 – No. 170

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✨ Dual Tuition Schedules

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 170
25 NOVEMBER 2009

Dual Tuition Schedules

Schedule 1

Year 1-13 Students

School Type	Category	Registration Gateway
Regional Health School	High Health Needs
	Curriculum adaptation
Special Schools and Government institutions	Special Circumstances
	Curriculum adaptation

Entry Criteria

Subject Limit: None

At the request of a Regional Health School (RHS) principal, a student already enrolled with the RHS, may receive dual tuition for all, or part of their learning programme.

The RHS must support each request with an educational plan detailing the learning outcomes sought, confirming that the student has appropriate supervision and advising the reporting and review arrangements for the student’s learning programme.
For students whose special school or government institution is unable to provide the specialist programming or curriculum adaptation appropriate to their assessed special education needs.

At the discretion of The Correspondence School CEO, supplementary dual tuition applications can be accepted where it is evident that the:
- (a) dual tuition is essential to the student’s learning circumstances,
- (b) special school or institution does not have the capability to meet the learning needs identified, and
- (c) the capability required is beyond what could reasonably be expected of the special school or institution.

All dual tuition arrangements are to be reviewed annually to confirm appropriateness and to identify the steps that the special school or institution is taking to raise its capability to meet the needs of the student concerned.

Applications must be supported by the student’s Section 9 Agreement, and a current IEP less than 6 months old. The IEP is to specify the required tuition duration.

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