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• NCEA Level 3 & UE Information

  How Does A Student Gain Level 3 NCEA Qualification?A student must gain 60 Level 3 credits as well as 10 Numeracy and 10 Literacy credits. A student can obtain NCEA Level 3 with Merit or Excellence endorsements. A Merit endorsement requires 50 Level 3 credits at Merit or Excellence. An…

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• Insurance

  InsuranceInternational students must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. This is a requirement under The Education (Pastoral Care for International Students) Code of Practice 2021 and a requirement from Immigration New Zealand for granting a student visa. It is easiest for students to get…

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• Behavioural Contract

  International Student Behaviour Contract Students at Lincoln High School are expected to practice the school motto of “Seek the Highest Good” Name:_________________________________________________ I will respect and abide by the School Rules (Attached below) I will respect and abide by New Zealand law I understand that it is illegal for me to purchase, smoke or be in…

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• ENG301

  Explore literature, hone written and oral communication, and develop critical thinking in our academic Year 13 General English course. Through diving deep into written and visual texts, students will develop their writing and speaking skills, and uncover deeper meanings through the close reading and analysis of a wide variety of…

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• ENW301

  Designed for able writers, the course emphasises the craft of writing in various styles, enabling students to produce a portfolio that showcases creativity, coherence, and critical thinking. Alongside the writing-focused curriculum, students will delve into literature studies, enhancing their understanding of diverse texts and broadening literary horizons. Personal reading will…

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• Community of Learning (Kāhui Ako)

  Ngā Mātāpuna o Ngā Pākihi     Kāhui AkoCommunity of Learning – Kāhui Ako Ararira Springs    Broadfield    Ladbrooks    Lincoln Primary    Lincoln High    Springston    Prebbleton    Tai Tapu    & Early Childhood Centres      Lincoln High School is a member of the Ngā Mātāpuna o Ngā Pākihi Kāhui Ako/Community of Learning, which collaborates on various programmes, projects…

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• What is Health Education?

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• HED301

  The following standards are being considered for the course:  AS91461 (3.1)  Analyse a New Zealand health issue. AS91462 (3.2)   Analyse an international heath issue. AS91463 (3.3)  Analyse health practices currently used in New Zealand. AS91464 (3.4)  Examine a contemporary ethical issue in relation to well-being. AS91465 (3.5)   Examine models for health promotion. This course is designed for students…

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• PED301

  This course is designed to prepare students for university studies as students will investigate a range of topics from a critical perspective. This includes sports science and the socio-cultural impacts of physical activity for self and others. The following standards are being considered for this course: AS91498 (3.1)  Evaluate physical activity experiences…

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• PED201

  This course offers students a wide variety of learning contexts in, through and about movement. Students will have the opportunity to develop knowledge, skills and understanding that relate to evaluating a sporting event and training programme and improving performance through application of sports science.  Course content will be delivered mainly during…

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