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  • About Us
    • Our People
    • Ngā Manu Aorere
    • Our Values
    • Principal's Message
    • ERO Report
    • Community >
      • Adult Education
      • Aorere Childcare
      • Aorere Foundation
      • Aorere Newsletter
      • Communites of Learning
      • End of Year Financials
      • Lockdown Support >
        • Lockdown - August-dECember 2021
  • Curriculum
    • Learning Areas
    • NCEA Guide- Students
    • NCEA Changes for 2021
    • Co-Curricular >
      • Sport
      • The Arts
      • Culture
      • Enrichment
  • International Students
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    • Online Enrolment Form
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Curriculum

Students equipped with e-learning facilities
​Aorere College provides a broad curriculum at both junior and senior level, which includes an emphasis on the development of the essential skills of literacy and numeracy.  Students have the opportunity to develop skills across the full range of learning areas including Technology, the Arts (Music, Dance, Drama and Visual Arts, Physical Education and Health, Languages, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Science).
Junior classes are generally mixed ability, but there is opportunity for able students to work at an accelerated level.  Supported learning classes are also provided for students working well below expected curriculum levels.
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The senior curriculum provides a wider range of subjects which can be studied up to Level 3 NCEA and NZ Scholarship level in preparation for university pathways.  Students are encouraged to consider potential career pathways and there is facility for students to specialise in particular pathways such as Performing Arts and Health Science in order to prepare fully for university requirements.
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Aorere College offers a range of innovative programmes in association with tertiary providers which provide for career pathways such as Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Plumbing, Hospitality and Catering and Early Childhood Education.   These programmes allow students to study at tertiary level for one or two days a week while still at school completing Levels 2 and 3 NCEA.
See our learning areas, subjects and all course information on our Pathways Website below:
Aorere pathways
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