Stoke School

This page is a temporary page. (Made on 4th June 2013.)
The more people who tell Andrew about it, the sooner it will revert to the usual one!
Oh, scroll down to see the Welcome words.

Winter!

Rain, cold, wet.

Parents and teachers can remind children to wear their shoes and socks to keep them warm and in good health. Even when the children do not want to wear them. 

We have many plans; Ripper Rugby, cross country and others. The weather will try to stop us.

Check the upcoming events at the bottom righthand corner of this page (or the online school calendar) to find out about what is on and what changes there are.

Welcome to the Stoke School website.

Our Vision at Stoke School is for students to be confident, connected, actively involved lifelong learners through our values expressed in “We’re Stoked!”


Stoke School is a state funded co-educational contributing school catering for children from Year 0 to Year 6. We have 10 teaching staff (2012) who are well supported by ancillary staff.

We are proud of our growing cultural diversity with 35% of our students of Maori descent, 6% Pacific Island, five ESOL students and the remaining students New Zealand Europeans.

We are well supported by the community. Parents become involved willingly in classrooms, sporting, cultural and social activities involving children. We have an active PTA fundraising group and very proactive Board of Trustees.

We have extensive grounds with ample shade for the Nelson sun and fantastic facilities thanks to the generous support from local charities, majority of which from the Canterbury Community Trust and our fundraising team.

 

Z Enegry - Good in the Hood. See the Z-Energy website for more info regarding their Good in the Hood program.

It's time to meet Stoke School and learn a little bit more about the good they're doing in their hood.

Stoke School Learn to Swim & Development

Stoke School Swim programme helps local children learn how to swim and be safe in the water. It also identifies kids with natural ability and helps develop their confidence and swimming skills so they can maximise their potential in the water.