NCEA Success at Glenfield College

Glenfield College proudly announces an outstanding year of NCEA results that clearly demonstrate the school continues to promote quality teaching and learning for its students. The College focuses on growing its learners, with excellent academic tracking systems and providing a foundation for students’ success.

Shown are the NCEA Levels 1, 2, 3 and University Entrance results for the last five years. This data is roll-based (which means this data includes all students enrolled in Years 11 to 13 at the beginning of each year.)

Congratulations to all our staff, students and the community for helping Glenfield College reach its potential.

ERO Report for 2017

Here are excerpts from the latest ERO report. We strongly encourage parents to read the report and make an appointment with the Principal, Mr McKinley, to find out more about what Glenfield College has to offer.

The significant shift in Glenfield College NCEA achievement in 2016 is an indication of the effectiveness of leaders’ and teachers’ personalised and relational initiatives. Considerable efforts are made so students can access a curriculum that is responsive to their individualized learning needs and pathways.

Teachers and leaders follow holistic approaches to enable students to know themselves as learners.

The College provides extensive and responsive provision for students’ pastoral care.

Education Review Office

Term Dates

Bell Times

Buses

Calendar

About Glenfield College

Glenfield College was established in 1969 as a state co-educational secondary school (Years 9-13) on the North Shore of Auckland. For almost half a century we have nurtured our students to excel in external examinations, producing a proud record of academic achievement, exceeding the countrywide average and that of similar schools. Our supportive environment focuses on student inquiry and learning, with facilities that encourage participation in co-curricular activities, giving students the chance to thrive both in and out of the classroom.

Absences

In the event that a student must miss a day of school, please contact the attendance office as soon as possible. The attendance office is located in the sick bay, by the technology block.

Mrs Lesley Elliott
Direct Dial: 09 441 9773
General: 09 441 9776
Reception: 09 444 9066 ext. 909
Email: [email protected]

Finance Centre

The Finance Centre is open from 8:30 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. Students can make payments during interval and lunch times. For any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Ms Kilroy, the School Accounts Administrator.

Ms Julie Kilroy
Phone: 441-9776 or
Reception 444-9066 ext. 612
Email: [email protected]

Reception

The school reception is located in the Kaipatiki Theatre foyer. Please come to reception to sign in and receive a visitor’s pass. If you have any queries, feel free to contact our receptionist, and she can direct you to the most appropriate person.

Mrs. Jessica Law
Reception: 09 444 9066
General: 09 441 9776
Email: [email protected]

Student Centre

Entry is through the door on the left side of the main office block. The Student Centre is responsible for late students, early sign-outs, lost property, and messages to students. Visitors to the school will be directed to reception.

Mrs Maria King
General: 09 441 9776
Reception: 09 444 9066 ext. 904
Email: [email protected]

Sickbay

If students are sick for any reason and need to be sent home, the school nurse will contact parents directly. Any changes in medical status or preferences should be reported to the school nurse as soon as possible.

Mrs Lesley Elliott
Direct Dial: 09 441 9773
General: 09 441 9776
Reception: 09 444 9066 ext. 909
Email: [email protected]