Additional subjects
By the end of Year 11, you must have completed a course in Financial Literacy, A Learner's Toolkit and Te Ao Māori. You will be assigned to whichever course you did not complete in Year 10.
Financial Literacy | Mātau ahumoni A basic understanding of how finances work and how to budget and plan is a foundation skill for all students. Through the use of a range of activities and online tools, students have the resources to make informed, financial decisions in their future.
Te Ao Māori Tangata whenua hold a special place in Aotearoa. All people in New Zealand have a moral and legal obligation to contribute to the partnership that our ancestors agreed to in Te Tiriti o Waitangi. By appreciating the history, culture, and traditions of Māori, students are better equipped to engage in the future of New Zealand society, as well as build connections across cultures on a personal level.
A Learner’s Toolkit The Toolkit aims to present students with reliable, high-utility strategies to build their academic competence. The toolkit strategies represent the most efficient, effective and reliable study strategies. Importantly, students are more likely to engage in those learning behaviours that will build their self-efficacy through their application. As their self-efficacy grows, students are more likely to put forth the effort and persistence, moderated by critical emotions, to become more resilient learners. The aim is to build these behaviours and traits throughout their schooling to better place our learners to absorb, circumvent and work through the various challenges and situations.
30 Year 11 Course Booklet 2025
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