Parkside School

Parkside School

Parkside School - Leader in Special Education

Parkside School  is one of the leading schools for those students who fall into the broad categories of profound, severe and moderate disability. We offer a Functional Curriculum, designed to respond to the unique characteristics of  our students.

Catering for students with Special Needs

Catering for students with Special Needs

- highly structured care and educational programmes

Special needs students include those with communication and hearing disorders, visual impairments, physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities, behavioural disorders, and multiple disabilities  such as Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spinal Cord injury, Brain Damage, Down's Syndrome, and Autistic tendencies.

Integrated Programme

Integrated Programme

- fostering social and functional development of our students

The aim of our integration programme is to foster the social and functional development of our students by joining regular classes for specific activities and having access to social activities – which maximise the person's participation in the mainstream of…

Supportive Environment

Supportive Environment

exchanging information, empowering parents and caregivers to be better advocates

Formal and informal meetings provide a forum for the exchange of information, and are directed toward making parents and caregivers better consumers and advocates. This can involve a variety of topics and activities, depending on the parent's needs.

Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership

- promoting research based professional development

 Using the dedicated training centre Te Kupenga Tuituinga, specific professional development is offered to mainstream Staff working with Children with ORS and other significant learning dysfunction. Teachers, teacher aides, School SENCO, RTLBs and parents also take part.

Community Work Experience

Community Work Experience

Local workplace community support

Students have been involved in the Work Experience programme.  We visited any of seven workplaces and for some of our students, work was arranged “in-house”.Over the past two years we have helped  with planting  along the Waikato River bank at…

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About Parkside School

 

Kia Ora-Welcome to Parkside School

Parkside School  is one of the leading schools for those students who fall into the broad categories of profound, severe and moderate disability. We offer a Functional Curriculum, designed to respond to the unique characteristics of students who have needs that cannot be met by the regular school curriculum.

Parkside School is located in Pukekohe about 1 hour south of  Auckland Central City. The school has approximately 130 students.  There are 7 satellite units as well as the  Parkside Base School.  

An important feature of the school is the Special Education Itinerant Service which is part of the Franklin Outreach Network Model. 

With a strong commitment to teacher professional development Parkside School has established the Te Kupenga Tuituinga Centre.

News

The new classroom block at base school is starting to take shape. It is to be an open plan classroom with an overhead hoist to move children in wheelchairs. It has full bathroom and storage facilities and will accommodate students from the high needs unit.

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2013 School Year Dates:

Term 1: 4th February – 19th April

Term 2: 6th May – 12th July

Term 3: 29th July - 27th September

Term 4: 14th October – 19th December

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