NPGHS Strategic Plan
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Strategic Plan 2024-2025 


Equity and Excellence

To provide ākonga/students with an engaging refreshed curriculum based on Te Mātaiaho which prioritises local knowledge, enables them to achieve qualifications, and prepares them for life beyond school in a globally connected Aotearoa. 

To enable all ākonga/students to realise at least one year’s progress for a year’s learning, regardless of previous achievement or diverse abilities.

Click the button for Annual Plan Curriculum and Qualifications and Progress 

Culture and Belonging

To enhance understanding of cultural competency in a range of contexts, including Te Ao Māori, and what this looks like at NPGHS.

Click the button for Annual Plan Cultural Competency

Engagement

To increase the rate of ākonga/students attending school regularly. The definition of ‘regular’ is attendance of above 90%.

To develop educationally powerful connections with ākonga/students and whānau which show ākonga/students how to learn and challenge them to achieve their personal best.

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Equity and ExcellenceAnnual Implementation Plan 2024


Curriculum and Qualifications
Time to focus on NCEA L1


Focus on Numeracy and literacy progress from Y9-13


Prioritise communications on NCEA and Te Mātaihao, keep staff learning top quality


Progress
Learning Support - introduce AFL


Share progress with all learners and whānau


Gifted and Talented support


Culture and Belonging Annual Implementation Plan 2024


Cultural Competency
Kāhui Ako, iwi, whānau, taiohi conversations


Māori, Pasifika, Gifted and Talented, Learning Support communities


Professional learning opportunities for staff translate to practice


EngagementAnnual Implementation Plan 2024


Attending school regularly
Further improve attendance systems to be the most efficient and effective


Increased accountability for everyone responsible for attendance - staff, students, whānau


Partnership with school, learner, whānau


How to Learn
Learnership, knowing how to learn and growing as learners


Engagement reports relate to competencies and skills


Students are able to articulating what success means for them


Download our 2024-2025 Strategic Plan