Enrolling at TisburyTo avoid overcrowding, or the likelihood of overcrowding, the Board of Tisbury School has been asked by the Ministry of Education to make an amendment to our enrolment scheme. Under this amendment, we are proposing that students will be enrolled if they live within the home zone described in the proposed enrolment scheme, which includes a precise description of the home zone. (see below) This information may also be viewed at the school office, where copies of the scheme are also available.
Please note:
**North along Rockdale Road until Mason Road east along Mason Road until Kennington-Waimatua Road, south along Kennington-Waimatua Road to end of Orr Road including Blondell Road between Orr Road and Nally Road The rules around out of zone placements and ballots are available on the Ministry of Education’s Web Page. |
Out of Zone EnrolmentsThe Board considers out of zone enrolments at the start of each year and again in June. Please contact the office for information.
Out of Zone Enrolments 2023-2024 The Board of Trustees has determined that there is 7 places available for out of zone students. Please apply to school office for out of zone application form. office@tisbury.school.nz Applications close on Friday 16 June 2023 at midday. |
Turning 5 and Starting SchoolDuring 2017 the Tisbury Board of Trustees undertook consultation with the school and wider community about introducing a cohort entry policy. At the start of 2018, all children wish to attend Tisbury School will:
Will have 2 entry dates per term as pre set by the MInistry of Education. All children must be 5 years of age prior to start date. Please note this may mean some children will need to wait a maximum of seven weeks to start school. Any child who is already attending another school and transfers into our zone will automatically be enrolled and start school straight away. They will not have to wait until the commencement of a term to enroll. Please note: Under the Education Legislation changes of 2017, once a 5 year old is enrolled in school, they must attend full time. Unless there is a specific transition plan in place, which has Ministry approval. Children do not have to start school until aged 6, so parents are able to judge children's readiness. |
Tisbury RocketsStarting at Tisbury School is determined through the school’s pre-entry programme, Tisbury Rockets. Please call at the office for a pamphlet explaining this programme.
You may call in and meet the New Entrant Teacher and/or Principal for further information around cohort entry and our Tisbury Rockets programme. |