New Zealand Gazette – 2015 – No. 93

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✨ Education Dual Tuition Guidelines

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 93 — 31 AUGUST 2015

State and state-integrated schools

Choice	Open tuition	Unlimited	Fee-paying; school charged
	This gateway is for domestic students and international students who:

(a) are resident in New Zealand; and

(b) enrolled in a state or state-integrated school; and

(d) are eligible for a government-funded dual tuition gateway but are taking additional courses above the maximum course limit of that gateway. | | |

Private schools

Choice	Open tuition	Unlimited	Fee-paying; student charged
	This gateway is for domestic students and international students who:

(a) are resident in New Zealand; and

(b) enrolled in a private school; and

(d) are eligible for a government funded dual tuition gateway but are taking additional courses above the maximum course limit of that gateway. | | |

Home-educated students

Choice	Open tuition	Unlimited	Fee-paying; student charged
	Student is home-educated and has been granted a long-term exemption from enrolment under section 21 of the Education Act 1989.

Tuition applications require confirmation of the long term exemption from enrolment. | | |

Schedules 2–6: Government funded access to dual tuition through Te Kura

Schedule 2

Year 1-15 Students

Education Type	Registration Category	Gateway	Entry Criteria	Subject Limit	Funding
Regional Health School	Curriculum adaptation	High health needs	At the request of a Regional Health School (RHS) principal, a student already enrolled with the RHS may receive 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. | None | Government funded |

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🎓 Dual Tuition Schedules for State, Integrated, and Private Schools

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsDual Tuition, State Schools, Integrated Schools, Private Schools, Fee-paying, Open Tuition

🎓 Dual Tuition Schedule for Home-Educated Students

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsDual Tuition, Home-educated Students, Long-term Exemption, Fee-paying

🎓 Schedule 2: Year 1-15 Students Dual Tuition

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsDual Tuition, Regional Health School, High Health Needs, Government Funded

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