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ENROLMENT
We welcome your family to Mangere Central School and look forward to you feeling a part of our wonderful community. Please refer to the below information relating to the applicable zone of Mangere Central School. If you wish to enrol or for further information please contact the school office. Entitlement and procedure to enrol at Mangere Central School Mangere Central School has an enrolment policy in place to define criteria for enrolment. Admission to the school is dependent on where you live. Children who live in zone have an absolute right to attend the school. Enrolments for children who live in zone are accepted throughout the year. Children Living Within the School’s Home Zone Children living within the school’s home zone are entitled to enrol at Mangere Central School. This means that if you give an in-zone address when you apply for enrolment, the address must be your permanent place of residence. Children must be living with their parents or legal guardian (Court documentation is required to verify the guardian). If the school finds that you have given false information, the school may cancel your child's enrolment. Moving out of the Home Zone between pre-enrolment and the commencement of attendance at Mangere Central School The address given at the time of application for pre-enrolment must be the student’s usual place of residence when the School is open for instruction. This means that if you currently live at an in-zone address but move to an out-of-zone address before your child’s first day of attendance at the School, your child will not be entitled to enrol at the School and the Board may withdraw any offer of a place made on the basis of the given address. Moving out of the Home Zone after commencing attendance at Mangere Central School Because only a student who lives in the home zone is entitled to enrol at Mangere Central School and because the Board has the statutory power to cancel the enrolment in certain circumstances, all changes to the student’s usual place of residence when the School is open for instruction must be immediately notified to the School in writing. |
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Proof of residence and of citizenship/residency must be provided and will include:
Enrolment based on false information or temporary residence
The Ministry of Education has advised that parents should be warned of the possible consequences of attempting to gain enrolment by knowingly giving a false address or false information or by making an in-zone living arrangement which is intended to be only temporary. For example:
If the School learns that a student was not living at the in-zone address given at the time of pre-enrolment, or the School has reasonable grounds to believe that a temporary in-zone residence has been used for the purpose of gaining enrolment at the School then the Board may review that enrolment. Unless the parents can provide a satisfactory explanation, the Board may cancel the enrolment. This course of action is provided for under Sections 110 and 110A of the Education Act 1989.
The Board reserves the right to check residency at the address provided. If the above enrolment criteria is subsequently found to be fraudulent then enrolment will be terminated.
- Original birth certificate or passport showing New Zealand Citizenship or Residency confirming entitlement to enrolment at a New Zealand state school.
- A current, original Auckland Council rates invoice confirming parents’ or legal guardian ownership of the property situated within the home zone, OR
- An original tenancy agreement and a bond letter from the Tenancy Tribunal for the property situated within the home zone, OR
- A utilities invoice for the previous two months. This must be a physical address not a Private Box number.
- The Board may request alternative documentation if any of the above cannot be provided, to satisfy proof of residence.
Enrolment based on false information or temporary residence
The Ministry of Education has advised that parents should be warned of the possible consequences of attempting to gain enrolment by knowingly giving a false address or false information or by making an in-zone living arrangement which is intended to be only temporary. For example:
- Renting accommodation in-zone on a short term basis
- Arranging temporary board in-zone with a relative or a family friend
- Using the in-zone address of a relative or friend as an “address of convenience”, with no intention to live there on an ongoing basis.
- Making a “caregiver arrangement of convenience”, for the purpose of enrolling your children at Mangere Central School e.g. living with relatives on school days
If the School learns that a student was not living at the in-zone address given at the time of pre-enrolment, or the School has reasonable grounds to believe that a temporary in-zone residence has been used for the purpose of gaining enrolment at the School then the Board may review that enrolment. Unless the parents can provide a satisfactory explanation, the Board may cancel the enrolment. This course of action is provided for under Sections 110 and 110A of the Education Act 1989.
The Board reserves the right to check residency at the address provided. If the above enrolment criteria is subsequently found to be fraudulent then enrolment will be terminated.
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Starting at the western end of Ascot Road, travel east along the centre of Ascot Road (only even numbers included), turn south east along the centre of Kirkbride Road (including odd numbers 199-217), then turn north east and travel along the centre of SH20A to the northern most point of Killington Crescent (No.20). Travel south down the centre of Killington Crescent until it intersects with Orly Avenue. Travel east down the centre of Orly Avenue (26/37 and below included), then turn south into Cape Road. Travel down Cape Road both sides included until it meets Thomas Road. Turn into Thomas Road and travel south east to Massey Road. Turn into Massey Road and travel east, 630/651 and above included (Pershore Place included). Travel south cross-country to Pukaki Road, travel down the centre of Pukaki Road (odd numbers 31-59 included). After 59 Pukaki Road, travel south west cross country to the coastline, Crossandra Drive and all of Staten Place included. The boundary follows the coastline until it returns to the starting point at Ascot Road.
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Children Living Outside the School’s Home Zone
Each year, if spaces are available, the board will place a notice in the local newspaper as required, stating:
In accordance with Government Legislation, out of zone students who apply for enrolment at the school must be accepted in the following order of priority:
If there are more applicants in any priority group than there are places available, selection within the priority group will be by ballot conducted in accordance with instructions by the Secretary under Section 11G (1) of the Education Act 1989.
Applicants seeking priority status through family relationship will be required to submit proof of said relationship.
Please contact the office for information about out of zone applications. [email protected]
Each year, if spaces are available, the board will place a notice in the local newspaper as required, stating:
- how many out of zone places are likely to be available;
- the date by which applications for out of zone places must be received;
- the date(s) of any ballot(s) for out of zone places.
In accordance with Government Legislation, out of zone students who apply for enrolment at the school must be accepted in the following order of priority:
- Priority 1: students accepted for enrolment in a special programme run by the school;
- Priority 2: brothers and sisters of current students;
- Priority 3: brothers and sisters of former students;
- Priority 4: children of former students;
- Priority 5: children of board employees or children of board members;
- Priority 6: all other students.
If there are more applicants in any priority group than there are places available, selection within the priority group will be by ballot conducted in accordance with instructions by the Secretary under Section 11G (1) of the Education Act 1989.
Applicants seeking priority status through family relationship will be required to submit proof of said relationship.
Please contact the office for information about out of zone applications. [email protected]
Moving out of the Home Zone between pre-enrolment and the commencement of attendance at Mangere Central School
The address given at the time of application for pre-enrolment must be the child's usual place of residence and is intended to remain the usual place of residence when the school is open for instruction. This means if you currently live at a Home Zone address but move to an out of Home Zone address before the child's first day of attendance at the school, the child will not be entitled to enrol at the school and the Board may withdraw any offer of a place made on the basis of the given address.
Enrolment based on false information or temporary residence
The Ministry of Education has advised that parents should be warned of the possible consequences of attempting to gain enrolment by knowingly giving a false address or false information or by making an in-zone living arrangement which is intended to be only temporary.
Such as;
This course of action is provided for under Sections 110 and 110A of the Education Act 1989.
Change of Contact Details
If you change any of your contact details (such as address or phone number), please let our Office know by email on [email protected].
The address given at the time of application for pre-enrolment must be the child's usual place of residence and is intended to remain the usual place of residence when the school is open for instruction. This means if you currently live at a Home Zone address but move to an out of Home Zone address before the child's first day of attendance at the school, the child will not be entitled to enrol at the school and the Board may withdraw any offer of a place made on the basis of the given address.
Enrolment based on false information or temporary residence
The Ministry of Education has advised that parents should be warned of the possible consequences of attempting to gain enrolment by knowingly giving a false address or false information or by making an in-zone living arrangement which is intended to be only temporary.
Such as;
- Renting accommodation in the Home Zone on a short term basis
- Arranging temporary board in the Home Zone with a relative or family friend
- Using the Home Zone address of a relative or friend as an ‘address of convenience' with no intention to live there on an on going basis
- Using a Home Zone business address as an ‘address of convenience' with no intention to live there on an on going basis.
This course of action is provided for under Sections 110 and 110A of the Education Act 1989.
Change of Contact Details
If you change any of your contact details (such as address or phone number), please let our Office know by email on [email protected].