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Positive and respectful relationships contribute to the school’s settled atmosphere for numeracy teaching and learning. All classrooms are attractive, functional and well-organised learning environments.

Students benefit from an organised approach to numeracy teaching and learning, including a consistent school-wide delivery style and well-established routines.

Students have a wide range of opportunities to assume meaningful leadership roles that enhance their citizenship skills and build their self esteem. The school’s charter expresses a shared vision, high expectations for all and a positive working climate, which is evidenced by the school’s core beliefs of appropriate behaviour and positive attitudes and values.

A strong family, student and school partnership is fostered through open communication and the many opportunities for parents to be involved in the life of the school.
ERO Report April 2008

Term Dates for 2010

   Start  Finish
 Term 1  Wed. 3 Feb  Thurs. 1 April
 Term 2  Mon. 19 April  Fri. 2 July
 Term 3  Mon. 19 July  Fri. 24 Sept
 Term 4  Mon. 11 Oct  Thurs. 16 Dec

                                                                            Te Puke Intermediate "Art Fest"
                                      22,23,24 June  Celebrating Cultural Diversity 


Poster Design by Aidan Winch

Te Puke Intermediate 'A' wins BOP/PB Ultimate Frisbee Championship!

Te Puke Intermediate     2010   "Top Schools"   Champions!

Kia Kaha Fun Run 31 March

see "Sports and Events" for more images of this day

PC Blue Light Challenge ... "Champions

Te Puke Intermediate team won the BOP region
finals. Ella, Zealand, Jared and Mikaere are now off to
Wellington to compete at the Nationals.

          OPC Great Barrier 2009

                  Year 8 Camp