TERM 2

Week 9  

29 June – 4 July

Wed 2 July

Central Leader advert for Open Day & Enrolment closing
Information posted home to all Year 6 parents at contributing schools
All information regarding enrolment in ANI newsletter

TERM 3

Week 1

21 – 25 July

Tues 22 July
7.00 pm
Wed 23 July
7.00 pm

Management Team to Maungawhau School Parents’ Evening (Enrolment forms available at this meeting)
Management Team to Epsom Normal School Parents’ Evening (Enrolment forms available at this meeting)

Week 2

31 July – 4 August

Tues 29 July
7.00 pm
Wed 30 July
7.00 pm

Management Team to Mt Eden Normal Primary School Parents’ Evening (Enrolment forms available at this meeting)
Evening Parents’ Meeting at ANI
(Enrolment forms available at this meeting)
30/7 & 1/8  Open Day adverts in Central Leader.

Week 4

11 - 15 August

Thurs 14 August
9.30 am – 12.00 pm

Open Day (for parents and children) 9.30 am to 12.00 noon
(Enrolment forms available)

Week 7

1 – 5  Sept

Friday 5 September

Out of Zone Application Closing Date

Week  9

15 - 19 September

Mon 15 September
Tues 16  September

Out of Zone Ballot
Advise out of zone applicants of ballot results

Week 10

22 – 26 Sept

Letters posted home to in-zone families (Enrolment Confirmation Evenings, Orientation Day Invitation, Fee Structure)

TERM 4

Week 3

27 – 31 October

Tues 28 Oct
9.00am
Wed 29 Oct
Thurs 30 Oct
Friday 31 Oct

Placement Testing (approx 1.5 hrs duration)
Maungawhau Primary School at Maungawhau School
Epsom Normal Primary School at ENPS
Mt Eden Normal Primary at MENPS
Minor Contributing Schools & Out of Zone applicants at ANI

Week 5

10 – 14 Nov

Wed 12 Nov
Thurs 13 Nov

Enrolment Confirmation Afternoon/Evenings
(3.30 pm – 7.00 pm)

Week 7

24 – 28 Nov

Wed 26 Nov
9.00 am – 11.00 am

Orientation Day (for children only)

Total 384 half-days

388Total half-days

Note to Board Chairs and Principals 

2011 School Term Dates 

After consultation with the education sector, the Minister of Education has agreed to adjust the timing of the 2011 third and fourth school terms to accommodate the final games in the Rugby World Cup 2011. 

The change will mean a slight lengthening of terms one and two and a shortening of term four. The overall length of the school year will not change. 

Dates for 2011 will be:

The change means that Labour Weekend will fall on the last weekend of the school holidays, and will be the likely date of the World Cup final.

Further details will be provided as we work through the impact with the Ministry.

Why make the change?

The World Cup is an important event that will have huge economic benefits, not only for the Auckland region, but for New Zealand as a whole.

Having the school holidays during the World Cup will mean less pressure on traffic flows and public transport, which will mean increased capacity for the 50,000 or so visitors we are expecting. In addition, buses and drivers normally taken up with school transport will be available to transport visitors around.

Demand for business travel and accommodation drops during school holidays, freeing up capacity for the visitors and fans.

School holidays will also mean that parents, teachers and older school children will be available to volunteer their help with the Rugby World Cup.