The Library has only been partially in operation for the last term due to the rebuild of the senior classrooms.
Term 2 will see the RELAUNCH taking place, with lots of fun activities organised by our amazing librarian, Faith.
We are also pleased to announce the new Library app where students can search for titles. If you want to find out more about this and how you can reserve books, visit Faith in the Library.
The Board advises that a number of vacancies have become available at Carterton School. Since the last ballot for out of zone places on Friday 13th November the board has received a number of enquiries from parents of out of zone students seeking to enrol their children at the school this year.
Because the Board operates an enrolment scheme, it is required to fill any vacant out of zone places by ballot in cases where there are more applications for enrolment than there are places available.
The Board has determined that the following places are likely to be available to out of zone students for immediate enrolment:
NE / Yr 1 – 2 places
Yr 2 – 2 places
Yr 5 – 2 places
Yr 6 – 2 places
Yr 7 – 4 places
Akonga Maori Yr 1 / 2 – 2 places
Akonga Maori Yr 3 / 5 – 5 places
The Board is prepared to receive applications, in addition to those which it already holds, so long as they reach the school by 3pm, Monday 2nd May 2016. If a ballot is required it will be held on the evening of Monday 2nd May 2016. Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot within three school days of the ballot being held.
Application forms can be downloaded here or collected from the school hall from 8.30 – 5pm on weekdays.
Application for Out of Zone Enrolment
Information for Parents regarding the Out of Zone Enrolments
Vacancy Applications Closed
ORS Specialist Teacher 0.3 FTTE
To work with three students (Year 2, Year 5 & Year 8)
You must have excellent experience, knowledge and understanding of ASD
Fixed term position (as dependant on students being enrolled at school)
Application information is available on the school web site
or by emailing admin@carterton.school.nz
Visits to the school are welcome.
Phone 06 3794010 to make an appointment.
Applications close: 3pm Friday 12 February 2016Application Form letter to applicants ORS teacher job description
Timeline ORS teacher appointment
ORS teacher job description
letter to applicants
Application Form
Applications Closed
U5 full primary school. Come and join our supportive and forward looking school community in the beautiful Wairarapa. Position commences Term 1 2016.
Fixed term Year 7 & 8 classroom teacher for 2016 year. Must be able to provide a well organised, engaging and stimulating classroom programme, demonstrating excellent literacy and numeracy pedagogy. Experience and knowledge in integrating te reo & tikanga māori preferred, as this class is currently operating as an Ākonga Māori environment. You must be willing to work in a collaborative teaching and learning environment. Indicate your experience, strengths and interests when applying.
Applications close 3pm, Monday 30 November.
Download job informaton: CtnJobNov2015 or email accounts@carterton.school.nz
The Carterton Town & Country Garden Trail is being held again on Sunday 15 November 2015 from 10.00am – 5.00pm
10 fantastic gardens – Come along and Get Inspired!
Meet the Gardeners + Relax & Have Fun + Great Value for Money
Price: $25 per ticket (if purchased before Friday 13 November)
$30 per ticket (purchased on the day)
Tickets from:
Clareville Nursery, SH 2, Clareville, Carterton
Take Note, High St, Carterton
Kuripuni Book Shop, Kuripuni, Masterton
Carterton School, Holloway Street, Carterton
More info and updates on the Facebook page.
Phone: Carterton School – 06 379 4010
E-mail: accounts@carterton.school.nz
APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED
Learning team leader, permanent, 2MU (probably Y3–6, year groups may be flexible). To commence term 1, 2016. U5 full primary school. We are seeking an excellent, innovative classroom teacher with enthusiasm, energy and proven ability to provide professional leadership within a learning team or/and across a school. Experience in inquiry learning, and te reo & tikanga Māori desirable. Come and join our supportive and forward-looking school community.
Applications close 3pm, Monday 14 September. Application information available here or email accounts@carterton.school.nz
Permanent classroom teacher. (Probably Y3–5, year group taught may be flexible). U5 full primary school. Must be able to provide a well-organised, engaging and stimulating classroom programme, demonstrating excellent literacy and numeracy pedagogy. Experience in inquiry learning, and te reo & tikanga Māori desirable. You must be willing to work in a collaborative teaching and learning environment. Come and join our supportive and forward-looking school community.
Applications close 3pm, Monday 14 September. Application information available here or email accounts@carterton.school.nz
Term 3, and we are looking forward to another busy, fun learning-filled ten weeks.
The first day of term included our first PrEP session (Primary Enterprise Programme).
“In a PrEP community, students will:
Through their exchange of goods and services they create jobs for one another. Students earn an income for their work, then make decisions about personal consumption, saving and investing. They also pay taxes to support their own government.
The market system promotes exchange opportunities between students and allows for the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services in the school society. Through their learning experiences, students develop the understandings, skills, competencies, and attributes that equip them to be innovative and entrepreneurial.” (Young Enterprise Trust)
Students from Years 3-8 completed job applications at the end of Term 2 and have been appointed to ventures, mixed up around the school. Younger students will take part in their own classes and participate on market Day.
Term 3 is also the time of some major challenges for our senior students. As well as continuing their EOTC (Education Outside the Classroom) programme, the Year 8 students are in training for the Powell Hut challenge later in the term. This has become a tradition over many years and leads to a huge feeling of achievement for those involved.
