The Pastoral Care system ensures the safety and wellbeing of the people who learn and work at the campus.
Group teachers meet with the students on a daily basis and come to know their students well over the years the students are at the school. Groups are vertically formed and have students from Year 9 through to Year 13.
Classroom teachers work with students to develop learning and study skills.
Deans have an overview of a specific year level and deal with class placements, student discipline and liaison between families and the school.
Whanau Coordinators develop house spirit and support the development and guidance of students within their Whanau.
The Guidance Counsellor is available to support students who need personal advice and guidance.
The District Health nurse operates a clinic at the school every Thursday lunchtime for those students who need assistance.
Kai Arahi mentors are senior Maori students who become a buddy to junior students and help them to settle and progress within the school.
Peer Support programmes are run annually to develop leadership in our senior students and provide support for the Year 9 students, enabling them to settle quickly into secondary school.
