List of schools in Christchurch

There are 145 schools in Christchurch, New Zealand's second most-populous city, serving approximately 59,000 primary and secondary school students.[1] Most schools are large urban schools based in the city of Christchurch itself, including some of the largest in the country, with several small rural primary schools and a combined primary/secondary school on Banks Peninsula.

In New Zealand schools, students begin formal education in Year 1 at the age of five.[2] Year 13 is the final year of formal education. The thirteen years of formal education are generally broken up into primary education (Years 1 to 8) and secondary education (Years 9 to 13). Generally, student complete Years 1 to 6 at a primary school and Years 9 to 13 at a secondary school. Years 7 and 8 may be taken at a primary school, secondary school, or a separate intermediate school. There are also composite schools which cover both primary and secondary education.

State schools are those fully funded by the government and at which no fees for tuition of domestic students (i.e. New Zealand citizens and permanent residents, and Australian citizens) can be charged, although a donation is commonly requested.[3] A state integrated school is a former private school with a special character based on a religious or philosophical belief that has been integrated into the state system. Private schools charge fees to its students for tuition, as do state and state integrated schools for tuition of international students.[4] In Christchurch, approximately 77 percent of students attend state schools, 15.5 percent attend state integrated schools, and 7.5 percent attend private schools.[1]

The roll of each school changes frequently as students start school for the first time, move between schools, and graduate or drop out. The rolls given here are those provided by the Ministry of Education, and are based on figures from August 2018.[5] The Ministry of Education institution number links to Te Kete Ipurangi page for each school.

State schools

State primary & intermediate schools

Cobham Intermediate School (centre) and Burnside Primary School (foreground)

All state primary and secondary schools in Christchurch (and New Zealand) are coeducational.

NameMOEYearsLocationOpenedRollWebsiteNotes
Addington School32711–6Addington1881258
Avonhead School32871–8Avonhead1959[6]658
Bamford School32881–8Woolston148
Banks Avenue School32891–6Dallington1956[6]389
Beckenham School32911–8Beckenham1915[6]463
Belfast School32921–8Belfast1878511
Bishopdale School32931–6Bishopdale1957[6]124
Breens Intermediate32997–8Bishopdale1976[6]288
Bromley School33021–6Bromley386
Burnside Primary School33051–6Burnside1956[7]305
Casebrook Intermediate33097–8Casebrook438
Cashmere Primary School33101–8Cashmere1900489
Chisnallwood Intermediate33147–8Avondale1967597
Christchurch East School33171–8Central City296
Christchurch South Intermediate33187–8Spreydon1939519
Cobham Intermediate33237–8Burnside1963[6]690
Cotswold School33241–6Bishopdale1968[6]558
Diamond Harbour School33271–8Diamond Harbour151
Duvauchelle School33321–6Akaroa49–
Elmwood Normal School33341–6Merivale1882[6]525
Fendalton Open Air School33381–6Burnside1875[6]465
Gilberthorpe School33461–6Hei Hei1957183
Governors Bay School33541–8Governors Bay186884
Halswell School33661–8Halswell708
Harewood School33701–6Harewood184
Heathcote Valley School33711–8Heathcote Valley1860246
Heaton Normal Intermediate33727–8Merivale1948567
Hoon Hay School33791–6Hoon Hay465
Hornby Primary School33801–6Hornby252
Ilam School33841–6Ilam506
Isleworth School33851–6Bishopdale1962[6]347
Kirkwood Intermediate33967–8Riccarton1959[6]335
Knights Stream School5791–8Halswell2019Opens January 2019.[8]
Linwood Avenue School34131–6Linwood1928[6]388
Linwood North School34151–6Linwood299
Little River School34181–8Little River103
Lyttelton Primary School6861–8Lyttelton2014[9]198
Mairehau School34251–8Mairehau1953471
Marshland School34291–8Marshland1888[6]486
Merrin School34341–8Avonhead516
Mount Pleasant School34431–8Mt Pleasant369
Northcote School34491–6Redwood1960[6]138
Oaklands School34501–8Oaklands1964640
Okains Bay School34521–8Okains Bay9–
Opawa School34551–8Opawa339
Ouruhia Model School34641–8Ouruhia80
Papanui School34661–6Papanui1871[6]223
Paparoa Street School34671–6Papanui506
Parkview School34701–8Parklands1977[6]427
Queenspark School34791–8Parklands1977[6]570
Rawhiti School6961–8New Brighton2015[10]565
Redcliffs School34831–8Redcliffs1907181
Redwood School34841–6Redwood1969342
Riccarton School34851–8Sockburn1873[6]313
Rowley Avenue School34921–6Hoon Hay110
Roydvale School34931–6Burnside1967[7]298
Russley School34961–8Avonhead454
Shirley Intermediate35037–8Shirley1934[6]155
Shirley School35041–6Shirley385
Somerfield School35061–6Somerfield489
South Hornby School35071–6Hornby252
South New Brighton School35081–8New Brighton491
Spreydon School35121–6Hillmorton273
St Albans School35181–6St Albans578
St Martins School35341–8St Martins1956[6]566
Sumner School35461–8Sumner1876430
Templeton School35551–8Templeton357
Te Waka Unua School6841–8Woolston2015[11]466
Thorrington School35571–6Cashmere1958[6]471
Waimairi School35711–6Strowan1914[6]455
Wairakei School35771–6Bryndwr1950[6]270
Waitākiri Primary School6851–6Burwood2014[12]614
Waltham School35811–8Waltham262
West Spreydon School35881–6Spreydon1926334
Westburn School35891–8Ilam1962[6]507
Wharenui School35911–8Riccarton1907[6]297
Wigram Primary School35051–6Wigram1955[6]237
Yaldhurst Model School36021–8Yaldhurst156

State secondary & composite schools

Christchurch Boys' High School
Burnside High School
NameMOEYearsGenderLocationOpenedRollWebsiteNotes
Akaroa Area School3501–13CoedAkaroa113
Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery6831–13CoedIlam/Aidanfield[nb 1]2014478Designated Character (s156)
Avonside Girls' High School3249–13GirlsAvonside1919926
Burnside High School3199–13CoedBurnside19602504
Cashmere High School3409–13CoedCashmere19562088
Christchurch Boys' High School3279–13BoysFendalton18811392Boarding
Christchurch Girls' High School3289–13GirlsRiccarton18771208Boarding
Haeata Community Campus7041–13CoedWainoni2017736
Hagley Community College3369–13CoedCentral City19661949
Hillmorton High School3397–13CoedHillmorton1961[6]778[13]
Hornby High School3387–13CoedHornby1975693[14]
Linwood College3377–13CoedLinwood1954718[15]
Mairehau High School3209–13CoedMairehau1961369
Papanui High School3169–13CoedPapanui19361567
Riccarton High School3349–13CoedSockburn19581131
Shirley Boys' High School3219–13BoysShirley19571244
TKKM o Te Whanau Tahi16181–13CoedSpreydon155–Kura Kaupapa Māori
TKKM o Waitaha42121–13CoedWaltham91Kura Kaupapa Māori
Te Pa o Rakaihautu7061–13CoedRichmond2015237Kura Kaupapa Māori. Designated Character (s156)

State-integrated schools

State-integrated schools are former private schools with a special character based on a religious or philosophical belief that has been integrated into the state system under the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975. They were established in the early 1970s as a response to the near-collapse of the country's then private Catholic school system, which had run into financial difficulties. The majority of state-integrated schools in Christchurch (and New Zealand) continue to be Catholic schools.

State integrated schools charge "attendance dues" to cover the building and maintenance of school buildings, which are not owned by the government, but otherwise they like state schools cannot charge fees for tuition of domestic students but may request a donation.

NameMOEYearsGenderCategoryLocationOpenedRollWebsiteNotes
Aidanfield Christian School821–13CoedChristianAidanfield322
Catholic Cathedral College5317–13CoedCatholicCentral City1987443
Christ The King School33161–8CoedCatholicBurnside330
Christchurch Adventist School3171–13CoedAdventistPapanui1925226
Emmanuel Christian School11681–13CoedChristianBishopdale206
Hillview Christian School3411–13CoedChristianSt Martins544
Marian College3439–13GirlsCatholicCentral City[nb 2]1982396
Middleton Grange School3351–13CoedChristianUpper Riccarton19641392
New Brighton Catholic School34451–8CoedCatholicNew Brighton202
Our Lady of the Assumption School34611–8CoedCatholicHoon Hay287
Our Lady of Victories School34631–8CoedCatholicSockburn1956203
Rudolf Steiner School4191–13CoedWaldorfOpawa1975361
Sacred Heart School32701–8CoedCatholicAddington1877184
Star of the Sea School35441–8CoedCatholicSumner192856
St Albans Catholic School35171–6CoedCatholicSt Albans195597
St Anne's School35201–8CoedCatholicWoolston138
St Bede's College3159–13BoysCatholicPapanui1911822Boarding
St Bernadette's School35211–8CoedCatholicHornby1962131
St Francis of Assisi Catholic School7381–8CoedCatholicMairehau2016374
St James School35231–6CoedCatholicAranui1965116
St Joseph's School35311–8CoedCatholicPapanui440
St Mark's School41351–8CoedAnglicanOpawa241
St Mary's School35351–8CoedCatholicCentral City1894119
St Patrick's School35371–8CoedCatholicBryndwr171
St Peter's School35421–8CoedCatholicBeckenham1927157
St Teresa's School35431–8CoedCatholicRiccarton173
St Thomas of Canterbury College3317–13BoysCatholicSockburn1961631
Tamariki School41431–8CoedWoolston196656Special Character school, based on principles of A.S. Neill
Villa Maria College3267–13GirlsCatholicUpper Riccarton1918832

Private schools

St Andrew's College
NameMOEYearsGenderLocationAuthorityOpenedRollWebsiteNotes
Cathedral Grammar School3681–8CoedAnglicanCentral City1881218
Christ's College3309–13BoysAnglicanCentral City1850645Boarding
Jean Seabrook Memorial School21261–8CoedRichmond14–
Medbury School41181–8BoysFendalton1923393Boarding
Nova Montessori School15821–8CoedMontessoriNew Brighton198846
Rangi Ruru Girls' School3257–13GirlsPresbyterianMerivale1889646Boarding
Selwyn House School41381–8GirlsMerivale1929231Boarding
Seven Oaks School6101–8CoedHalswell40
Seven Oaks Secondary School6959–13CoedHalswell0[16]
St Andrew's College3181–13CoedPresbyterianStrowan19171491Boarding
St Margaret's College3331–13GirlsAnglicanMerivale1910804Boarding
St Michael's Church School41361–8CoedAnglicanCentral City185154

Special schools and teen parent units

NameMOETypeGenderLocationAuthorityRollWebsiteNotes
Allenvale Special School and Residential Centre3275Intellectual impairmentsCoedBryndwrState143
Ferndale School3339Intellectual impairmentsCoedMerivaleState112
Halswell Residential College522Intellectual impairmentsBoysAidanfieldState15
Kimihia Parents' College2761Teen Parent UnitWoolstonState[nb 3]
Kingslea School518Learning / Social DifficultiesCoedShirleyState112
Southern Regional Health School1631Hospital schoolCoedCentral CityState18
Van Asch College519Deaf / Hearing-impairedCoedSumnerState33
Waitaha Learning Centre3554Intellectual impairmentsCoedTempletonState81

Former schools

  • Aorangi School in Bryndwr closed on 27 January 2010, with pupils disbursing to other schools.[17]
  • Birch Grove School – closed and merged with Mairehau School, April 2004[18]
  • Branston Intermediate, state intermediate at Hornby, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review; Hornby High School added Years 7 and 8 as a result.[19] In July 2017, South Hornby School relocated to the former school site.
  • Burwood School, state contributing primary at Burwood, merged with Windsor School in January 2014 to form Waitakiri Primary School.[12]
  • Central New Brighton School, state full primary in New Brighton, merged with Freeville School and North New Brighton School in January 2015 to form Rawhiti School.[10]
  • Christchurch West High School, amalgamated with Technical High School in 1965 to become Hagley High School (now Hagley Community College)
  • Freeville School, state full primary in New Brighton, merged with Central New Brighton School and North New Brighton School in January 2015 to form Rawhiti School.[10]
  • Glenelg Health Came School, Hillsborough – closed January 2012.[20]
  • Glenmoor School, state contributing primary at Mairehau, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review.[21]
  • Hammersley Park School, state contributing primary in Shirley – closed voluntarily in January 2013 due to declining roll numbers and uneconomic costs to repair earthquake damage.[22][23]
  • Kendal School, state contributing primary at Burnside, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review.[24]
  • Le Bons Bay School, state full primary on Banks Peninsula – closed voluntarily in January 2013 due to declining roll numbers.[25][26]
  • Linwood Intermediate, state intermediate at Linwood, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review; Linwood College added Years 7 and 8 as a result.[27]
  • Lyttelton Main School, state full primary in Lyttelton, merged with Lyttelton West School in May 2014 to form Lyttelton Primary School.[9]
  • Lyttelton West School, state full primary in Lyttelton, merged with Lyttelton Main School in May 2014 to form Lyttelton Primary School.[9]
  • Manning Intermediate, state intermediate at Hoon Hay, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review; Hillmorton High School added Years 7 and 8 as a result.[28]
  • Marylands School
  • McKenzie Residential School, special school for learning and social difficulties in Russley, closed in January 2013.[18]
  • North New Brighton School, state full primary in New Brighton, merged with Freeville School and Central New Brighton School in January 2015 to form Rawhiti School.[10]
  • Our Lady of Fatima School, state-integrated Catholic full primary in Mairehau – merged with St Paul's School in January 2016 to form St Francis of Assisi Catholic School.
  • Richmond School, state contributing primary at Richmond, closed in January 2014 as part of state school network review.[29]
  • Sacred Heart College, opened 1959, amalgamated with Xavier College in 1987 to form Catholic Cathedral College.[30][31]
  • St Joseph's School, Barbadoes St, Christchurch.
  • St Paul's School, state-integrated Catholic full primary in Dallington – school site was red-zoned after 2011 earthquake and temporarily moved to Edgeware; merged with Our Lady of Fatima School in January 2016 to form St Francis of Assisi Catholic School.
  • Sydenham School, once the largest school in New Zealand, stood on the corner of Colombo and Brougham Streets. Closed December 2000.[32]
  • St Joseph's School, Lyttelton, closed January 2009.[33]
  • Xavier College, opened 1945, amalgamated with Sacred Heart College in 1987 to form Catholic Cathedral College.[31][34]
  • Windsor School, state contributing primary at Burwood, merged with Burwood School in January 2014 to form Waitakiri Primary School.[12]

2013 state school network review

During 2013, Education Minister Hekia Parata announced a multitude of proposed changes to the state school network in Christchurch. In addition, Parata announced changes to some schools in the Selwyn and Waimakariri Districts.[35][36]

In January 2014, six schools closed, four schools merged into two, and three schools added years in the first phase of changes. A third merger between Lyttelton Main School and Lyttelton West School took effective on 5 May 2014. The minister also confirmed and gazetted that Phillipstown School and Woolston School would merge on the Woolston site in January 2014.[37] However, in June 2013, Phillipstown School asked the High Court for a judicial review, claiming Parata had acted illegally and made errors in her decision to close and merge the school. The review was accepted by the court,[38] and the hearing began on 30 September 2013. On 10 October 2013, the High Court ruled in favour of Phillipstown School and overruled the Minister's decision.[39] However, the merger went ahead, and on 2 February 2015, Te Waka Unua opened as the merged school on the site of the former Woolston School.[11]

Footnotes

Notes

  1. ↑ Years 1 to 8 are currently based at Halswell Residential College. Years 9 to 13 are currently based at the University of Canterbury's Dovedale campus. Both of these sites are temporary until a new permanent site in the central city is found.
  2. ↑ Marian College is currently based in the spare capacity at Catholic Cathedral College, after damage and liquefaction from the 2011 Christchurch earthquake deemed the existing site in Shirley unusable until at least 2014.
  3. ↑ Teen Parent Unit rolls are returned with their host school. In the case of Kimihia Parent's College, the host school is Linwood College.

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