New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 35

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✨ Education Definitions and Schedules

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 35

2 APRIL 2014

Definitions

These school type definitions apply to the Schedules:

Type	Explanation
All	All state (including state integrated) and registered private schools whose registration covers the year group in question plus government institutions.
Regional Health School	The Northern, Central and Southern Regional Health Schools
Special Schools	All state special schools.

The exclusion to school type eligibility is that Special Schools cannot access the Year 1–8 Special Education Needs Gateway. |
| Kura Kaupapa Māori | A school established under Section 155 of the Education Act 1989. |
| Designated special character school | A school established under Section 156 of the Education Act 1989. |
| Māori Medium School or unit | A school or unit where Level 1 and 2 te reo Māori is the principal language of instruction. |
| Attached Unit | Any Teen Parent Unit, Activity Centre or Alternative Education programme that is the responsibility of a Board of Trustees of a state or state integrated school. |
| Government institutions | The following Child Youth and Family contracted Care and Protection and/or Youth Justice Residences:

Epuni Education Programme (MoE Number 4934)
CLS Residential Youth Justice Education Programme (MoE Number 5570)
Te Poutama Arahi Rangatahi Education (MoE Number 4930)
Kingslea School (MoE Number 518)
Central Regional Health School - for Palmerston North Care and Protection Unit (MoE Number 1630)

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🎓 School Type Definitions for Schedules

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsSchool Types, Definitions, Regional Health School, Special Schools, Kura Kaupapa Māori, Designated Special Character School, Māori Medium School, Attached Unit, Government Institutions

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