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NGĀ TINO MAHI
E whai ana te Kura BUSY o Aotearoa ki te whakanoho i te 100% o ngā tauira ki te mahi, ki te akoranga anō rānei.
NGĀ TINO MAHI
E whai ana te Kura BUSY o Aotearoa ki te whakanoho i te 100% o ngā tauira ki te mahi, ki te akoranga anō rānei.
He akoranga
E ARO WHAIARO ANA KI TE TAUIRA
He iti ngā akomanga, he takitahi ngā wātaka, he Mahere Huarahi Mahi hoki
E ARO WHAIARO ANA KI TE TAUIRA
He iti ngā akomanga, he takitahi ngā wātaka, he Mahere Huarahi Mahi hoki
He akoranga
KA TAUTOKO I TE HONONGA MAI ANŌ
He huarahi ako kē te Kura BUSY o Aotearoa mā ngā tauira Tau 11, 12, 13 hoki kua noho wehe i te kura.
KA TAUTOKO I TE HONONGA MAI ANŌ
He huarahi ako kē te Kura BUSY o Aotearoa mā ngā tauira Tau 11, 12, 13 hoki kua noho wehe i te kura.
Auckland
He Papakura Hou Ka Tuwhera hei te 2025
He Papakura Hou Ka Tuwhera hei te 2025
Ākona ngā pūkenga hou
Kōkirihia tō huarahi mahi

Ka whakawhiwhi huarahi mātau ki ngā tauira tuākana o ngā kura tuarua kia hoki anō ki te ako, arā ki te whakaoti i te kura me te tīmata hoki ki te whai mahi.

KEI TE HIAHIA MĀTAU KI NGĀ TONO WHAKAURU MAI

Me whakakīia te puka uiui ki raro nei

He Hōtaka Kura Kē mā ngā Tauira Tuākana o ngā Kura Tuarua

Te Āhuatanga Motuhake o te Kura BUSY

Ka arotahi mātau kia whai wā ki te whakawhiwhi tautoko takitahi ki ngā tauira ākuanei pea ka raruraru i te pūnaha kura auraki. He mea waihanga tēnei ki te whakawhiwhi i ngā kōwhiringa ako e tau ake ana mā ngā tauira tuākana o ngā kura tuarua, ka āwhina haere tō mātau momo kura tuarua kē i ngā tauira kia taurikura i te taiao e ngangahau ana. Ka whakawhiwhi atu mātau i:

E whai ana mātau ki te whakanoho i te 100% o ngā tauira ki te mahi, ki te akoranga anō rānei
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The BUSY School offers an alternative education for senior high school students in Years 11 and 12 (and Year 13 in 2026), who have disengaged or are at risk of disengaging with traditional schooling. The reasons for disengaging are numerous and varied, including mental health struggles, bullying and other issues that are impacting the student’s ability to keep up with school curriculum.

HE AKORANGA KA WHAI HUARAHI KI TE MAHI

Kei te Kura BUSY ka whakawhiwhi huarahi mātau ki ā mātau tauira mā:

He kōtuituinga e whakahono ana i te whai mahi me te ako

He Ako Ringa Rehe, He Wheako Mahi, He Tautoko Tauira Kaimahi

He hononga ā-rohe

Ngā kaiwhakawhiwhi mahi o te takiwā, Iwi, ngā Kura Ringa Rehe, ngā Kura Ope Kātua, ngā Whakahaere Whakaako Ahumahi me ngā Whare Wānanga

Ngā Huarahi Ringa Rehe, Whare Wānanga hoki

He Akoranga Ringa Rehe, He Akoranga Whare Wānanga hoki

2025 Term Dates

Term 1
6 Feb – 11 Apr
Term 2
28 Apr – 27 Jun
Term 3
14 Jul – 19 Sep
Term 4
6 Oct – 19 Dec

2025 School Term Dates

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Introducing Moana Va’aelua – Foundation Principal, Auckland Campus

In 2025, The BUSY School is excited to open its first New Zealand campus, located in Auckland. Now welcoming enrolment enquiries and booking campus tours for parents, prospective students and educational stakeholders. Offering an alternative education model for high school students in years 11 and 12 who are struggling or

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Ngā Rongo Kōrero o Aotearoa

The BUSY School announces new campus in Auckland

The BUSY School, part of not-for-profit organisation The BUSY Group, is excited to announce the approval of a charter school in Auckland, set to open in early February 2025. The new campus will provide young people with an alternative to traditional schooling, re-engaging students who have struggled in mainstream settings.

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