New Zealand Gazette – 2010 – No. 175

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✨ Education Enrolment Policy

17 DECEMBER 2010 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 175

Enrolment Category Gateway Entry Criteria

Enrolment Category	Gateway	Entry Criteria
Referral	Ministry of Education Special Education	Psychological/psycho-social grounds

Student has assessed psychological or psycho-social needs verified by a Ministry of Education psychologist.
All referrals must be signed-off by the Ministry Special Education Service Regional Manager (or their delegate).

The Ministry referral letter must:

(a) clearly state the supervision arrangements for the student’s study with Te Kura; and

(b) provide an educational profile, and the name of the previous school; and

(c) include a statement from a Ministry of Education psychologist indicating how the psychological or psycho-social issues are to be addressed; and

(d) confirm consideration of how a pastoral care and/or learning support relationship with a reasonably convenient local school might be maintained while the student is enrolled with Te Kura; and

(e) set a review period for the enrolment

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 reasonably convenient school.

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 own might be sufficient, in tandem, there will be good reason for an enrolment recommendation.

Gazette.govt.nz — NZ Gazette 2010, No 175

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🎓 Early Childhood Education Enrolment Policy for Te Kura (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsEnrolment Policy, Referral Gateway, Psychological, Psycho-social, Ministry of Education, Supervision Arrangements, Educational Profile, Review Period

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