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Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
9720
The school motto is Ad Summum,
or “To the Heights”.
This implies the value of setting
our sights fi rmly on the highest goals
and of striving always for better things.
As a school, we have a clear corporate
direction, which models the striving
upwards we expect students to develop
during their time here.
Ad Summum – Ki Te Matauranga teitei
Welcome to Central Southland College
If you’re looking for a stable, rural co-ed school built on strong, caring relationships and people working closely together, you’re looking in the right direction.
If you also feel comfortable with the idea of a moderate sized school, where teachers will get to know your children well, identify their needs and provide well-matched challenges, you’re hot on the trail.
And if you also want a school with a strong focus on continuous
improvement, where teachers are active learners too and which has a sense of being “on the move” – you’ve just found it!
For us, the purpose is clear: we’re here to learn. And children learn best when they feel known, noticed and respected; when they are challenged by high expectations and supported with lots of help.
We look forward to getting to know you!
Central Southland College
“We would like to thank CSC for the many amazing experiences it has provided our two children”
Kevin McSweeney, Principal
Our Supportive Environment
“...a friendly school culture. Our kids have been welcomed and feel included”
New Students.....How will we look after you?
Your Form Teacher will meet with you at the start of every day
For the Year 8s, Year 13 Peer Support buddies will keep an eye on you in the first few weeks
Your class camp will help you get to know new classmates from all over the district
Your Dean will support and guide you all the way through CSC
Your Guidance Counsellor will listen any time you need special help
Your Coaches will extend you in your favourite sports and cultural activities
Later on, your Career Advisors will guide you in planning for the next big step!
And of course, all your Teachers will help you learn – every day!
CSC• A place to learn • A place to feel safe• A place to learn • A place to have fun• A place to learn • Your Place
Sport and Cultural Activities Develop Well - Rounded Character
“a friendly environment for our children”
“…an approachable and comfortable atmosphere…”
Adventure DaysArcheryArt TutorialsAthleticsBadmintonBasketballBoard GamesCanoe-PoloChessChoirCreative WritingCricketCrosscountryCycling
DebatingDodgeballEquestrianFabric CraftsFencingGarment MakingGold RushHockeyIndoor BowlsInterhouse CompetitionsJazz BandKayakingLawn BowlsLeadership Programme
MotocrossMultisportNetballOrienteeringMajor ProductionPilatesRockquestRugby – Boys & GirlsRugby 7’sRunning for FitnessSet PaintingSki TeamSnowboarding TeamSoccer – Boys & Girls
SoftballSquashStage ChallengeSwimmingTalent QuestTennisTouchTrapshootingTheatresportsVolleyballWater PoloWater-skiingWoodwork
Our Focus On Learning
Our purpose is clear – we’re here to learn!
Our smaller classes mean better individual attention. (Average 25 for Juniors, 15 for Seniors).
Extension Mathematics classes at Year 9 and 10, together with a wide range of extra challenges mean there is plenty of stimulation for the more able.
Extra Reading and Maths support mean those who find the basics difficult get the help they need.
Homework is important in some subjects – but very different from Primary school! Students are expected to take increasing responsibility for their own learning.
Teachers go out of their way to provide extra help and tutorials, meaning there is always support when your child needs it.“The staff have been so
supportive and helpful”
ERO’s June 2008 visit confirmed, yet again, the high quality of student care, teaching, and focus on learning at Central Southland College.
CurriculumCourses Options
Year 9 English Health Mathematics Science Social Studies Physical Education
Art AgricultureDance/Drama EconomicsMusic Home EconomicsTechnology Graphics & DesignDigital Technologies Textiles French
Year 10 English Health Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies
Agriculture Graphics & DesignArt Digital TechnologiesDrama Home Economics Technology Economics Music French Textiles
Plus any 2 Option Subjects
Year 11 NCEA Level 1 English MathematicsScience
Year 11 NCEA Level 1
Accounting Home Economics Agriculture Digital TechnologiesArt MusicDrama Physical Education Economics Life Skills/Recreation Geography TextilesGraphics & Design Trade SkillsHistory French
Year 12 NCEA Level 2 English (either Level 1 or 2)
Year 12 NCEA Level 2
Accounting Life Skills / Recreation Agriculture Marketing & ManagementArt MathematicsBiology Mathematics with StatisticsChemistry MusicDrama Physical EducationEconomics PhysicsGeography Tourism & TravelGraphics & Design Trade Skills – EngineeringHistory Trade Skills – JoineryHome Economics TextilesHospitality & CateringFrench
Year 13 NCEA Level 3 &Scholarship
Year 13 NCEA Level 3
Accounting Home EconomicsAgriculture Hospitality & CateringBiology Marketing & ManagementChemistry Mathematics with CalculusDrama Mathematics with StatisticsEconomics MusicEnglish ArtGeography Physical EducationGraphics & Design PhysicsHistory Trade Skills– Engineering Trade Skills – Joinery Tourism & Travel ICT Textiles - Fashion and Design
5 or 6 Subjects at Level 1,2 or 3
Multi Level Studies are available in Year 11, 12 and 13 (i.e. Students may
study at different levels for different subjects).
All subjects are offered subject to teacher availability and student numbers.
Some subjects may be available on-line or through the Correspondence
School, subject to approval on an individual basis.
All year 9 students will study each option as a taster, then choose two courses later in the year
Plus any 5 Subjects at Level 1 or 2
Plus any 3 Subjects
Uniforms
Summer Uniform Summer/Winter Uniform• Navy shorts, or long mid-grey trousers
• Sky blue shirt – short or long-sleeved or
short sleeved, CSC shirt (monogrammed)
• Regulation school tie (optional)
• Sky blue walk socks with shorts, or grey or black socks with long trousers
• Black lace-up leather shoes
Boys’ UniformsGirls’ Uniforms
Uniform suppliersAll Items
Merv’s and MilliesGreat North Road, Winton
Footwear: Hannahs Shoes
Some items also stocked by:H & J Smith and Postie PlusInvercargill
Year 13
requirements issued at start of each year)
Outerwear for Boys and Girls• Navy regulation school blazer, or• Plain navy vest• Plain navy jacket or polar fleece• A navy waterproof jacket/parka for wet weather• Navy or white gloves/scarf• Navy gloves
For both boys and girls, extreme hairstyles or unnatural colours are not acceptable.Hair bands, ties and clasps are to be in school colours.Hair must be clean and tidy.No jewellery may be worn except a wristwatch and one pair of studs or keepers.No facial piercings.
Digital Technologies
• Navy dress shorts or CSC summer skirt• White, short-sleeved, tailored shirt• Black, flat leather shoes
Winter Uniform• Napier tartan kilt, maximum length 25cm from the ground• White, long-sleeved, tailored shirt• Navy tights
We expect every student’s “Personal Best”
“Students learn in the most normal, healthy environment (co-ed), but also with the help of a wide range of activities, strong role models, clear boundaries and consistent consequences”
Both parents and students consistently rate positive, caring relationships as a special feature of learning at CSC.
A CSC Education Opens ExcitingCareer Possibilities
In a rapidly changing world, what you learn needs to be continually updated! On the other hand, some universal skills and qualities will remain as important as ever. At CSC, our curriculum is continually reviewed to ensure a relevant, meaningful education, so you’re ready for the next big step – into the exciting world of unlimited career possibilities!
As well as high quality teaching, CSC will also help you to
“Find the path that is right for you”
How ? By giving you…
• Excellent subject selection guidance through your senior years • 1-1 interviews to help develop awareness of your talents and
strengths • Information about a wide range of opportunities – and how to
access them • Taster training courses and work exploration while still at school • Help to apply for scholarships, tertiary courses, apprenticeships,
accommodation, and much more...
“I like the emphasis on achieving to high levels rather than just passing”
... because your success at CSC gives you
Exciting Career possibilities
...the choice is yours
Vet, Nurse. Fashion Designer, Musician, Web Designer, Printer, Boat Builder, Farmer, Tradesman and Tradeswoman, Writer, Engineer, Interior Decorator, Builder, Baker, Graphic Designer, Businessman, Secretary, Engineer, Painter, Welder, Photographer, Actor, Teacher, Pilot, Computer Programmer, Animator, Video and Film Maker, Fashion Model, Surveyor, Sports Coach, Lawyer
“We just love CSC. Well done guys!”
A CSC Education Opens ExcitingCareer Possibilities
In a rapidly changing world, what you learn needs to be continually updated! On the other hand, some universal skills and qualities will remain as important as ever. At CSC, our curriculum is continually reviewed to ensure a relevant, meaningful education, so you’re ready for the next big step – into the exciting world of unlimited career possibilities!
As well as high quality teaching, CSC will also help you to
“Find the path that is right for you”
How ? By giving you…
• Excellent subject selection guidance through your senior years • 1-1 interviews to help develop awareness of your talents and
strengths • Information about a wide range of opportunities – and how to
access them • Taster training courses and work exploration while still at school • Help to apply for scholarships, tertiary courses, apprenticeships,
accommodation, and much more...
“I like the emphasis on achieving to high levels rather than just passing”
... because your success at CSC gives you
Exciting Career possibilities
...the choice is yours
Vet, Nurse. Fashion Designer, Musician, Web Designer, Printer, Boat Builder, Farmer, Tradesman and Tradeswoman, Writer, Engineer, Interior Decorator, Builder, Baker, Graphic Designer, Businessman, Secretary, Engineer, Painter, Welder, Photographer, Actor, Teacher, Pilot, Computer Programmer, Animator, Video and Film Maker, Fashion Model, Surveyor, Sports Coach, Lawyer
“We just love CSC. Well done guys!”
Our Values
Our school community is built on a firm foundation of positive values and clear expectations. As well as expanding the mind, we’re also here to learn what it means to grow into responsible, well-balanced young men and women, ready to take their place in the adult world. We do this in many ways, both in and out of the classroom.
Our MissionTo provide everyone with the opportunity to be the best they can be
Our MottoAd Summum – Reach for the HeightsKi Te Matauranga teitei
Our ValuesHere at CSC...
• We take Responsibility for ourselves• We Respect each other and our environment• We try our Best• We Accept and Help others• We are Honest• We get Involved
Our Focus On Learning
Our purpose is clear – we’re here to learn!
Our smaller classes mean better individual attention. (Average 25 for Juniors, 15 for Seniors).
Extension Mathematics classes at Year 9 and 10, together with a wide range of extra challenges mean there is plenty of stimulation for the more able.
Extra Reading and Maths support mean those who find the basics difficult get the help they need.
Homework is important in some subjects – but very different from Primary school! Students are expected to take increasing responsibility for their own learning.
Teachers go out of their way to provide extra help and tutorials, meaning there is always support when your child needs it.“The staff have been so
supportive and helpful”
ERO’s June 2008 visit confirmed, yet again, the high quality of student care, teaching, and focus on learning at Central Southland College.
CurriculumCourses Options
Year 9 English Health Mathematics Science Social Studies Physical Education
Art AgricultureDance/Drama EconomicsMusic Home EconomicsTechnology Graphics & DesignDigital Technologies Textiles French
Year 10 English Health Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies
Agriculture Graphics & DesignArt Digital TechnologiesDrama Home Economics Technology Economics Music French Textiles
Plus any 2 Option Subjects
Year 11 NCEA Level 1 English MathematicsScience
Year 11 NCEA Level 1
Accounting Home Economics Agriculture Digital TechnologiesArt MusicDrama Physical Education Economics Life Skills/Recreation Geography TextilesGraphics & Design Trade SkillsHistory French
Year 12 NCEA Level 2 English (either Level 1 or 2)
Year 12 NCEA Level 2
Accounting Life Skills / Recreation Agriculture Marketing & ManagementArt MathematicsBiology Mathematics with StatisticsChemistry MusicDrama Physical EducationEconomics PhysicsGeography Tourism & TravelGraphics & Design Trade Skills – EngineeringHistory Trade Skills – JoineryHome Economics TextilesHospitality & CateringFrench
Year 13 NCEA Level 3 &Scholarship
Year 13 NCEA Level 3
Accounting Home EconomicsAgriculture Hospitality & CateringBiology Marketing & ManagementChemistry Mathematics with CalculusDrama Mathematics with StatisticsEconomics MusicEnglish ArtGeography Physical EducationGraphics & Design PhysicsHistory Trade Skills– Engineering Trade Skills – Joinery Tourism & Travel ICT Textiles - Fashion and Design
5 or 6 Subjects at Level 1,2 or 3
Multi Level Studies are available in Year 11, 12 and 13 (i.e. Students may
study at different levels for different subjects).
All subjects are offered subject to teacher availability and student numbers.
Some subjects may be available on-line or through the Correspondence
School, subject to approval on an individual basis.
All year 9 students will study each option as a taster, then choose two courses later in the year
Plus any 5 Subjects at Level 1 or 2
Plus any 3 Subjects
Uniforms
Summer Uniform Summer/Winter Uniform• Navy shorts, or long mid-grey trousers
• Sky blue shirt – short or long-sleeved or
short sleeved, CSC shirt (monogrammed)
• Regulation school tie (optional)
• Sky blue walk socks with shorts, or grey or black socks with long trousers
• Black lace-up leather shoes
Boys’ UniformsGirls’ Uniforms
Uniform suppliersAll Items
Merv’s and MilliesGreat North Road, Winton
Footwear: Hannahs Shoes
Some items also stocked by:H & J Smith and Postie PlusInvercargill
Year 13
requirements issued at start of each year)
Outerwear for Boys and Girls• Navy regulation school blazer, or• Plain navy vest• Plain navy jacket or polar fleece• A navy waterproof jacket/parka for wet weather• Navy or white gloves/scarf• Navy gloves
For both boys and girls, extreme hairstyles or unnatural colours are not acceptable.Hair bands, ties and clasps are to be in school colours.Hair must be clean and tidy.No jewellery may be worn except a wristwatch and one pair of studs or keepers.No facial piercings.
Digital Technologies
• Navy dress shorts or CSC summer skirt• White, short-sleeved, tailored shirt• Black, flat leather shoes
Winter Uniform• Napier tartan kilt, maximum length 25cm from the ground• White, long-sleeved, tailored shirt• Navy tights
Our Focus On Learning
Our purpose is clear – we’re here to learn!
Our smaller classes mean better individual attention. (Average 25 for Juniors, 15 for Seniors).
Extension Mathematics classes at Year 9 and 10, together with a wide range of extra challenges mean there is plenty of stimulation for the more able.
Extra Reading and Maths support mean those who find the basics difficult get the help they need.
Homework is important in some subjects – but very different from Primary school! Students are expected to take increasing responsibility for their own learning.
Teachers go out of their way to provide extra help and tutorials, meaning there is always support when your child needs it.“The staff have been so
supportive and helpful”
ERO’s June 2008 visit confirmed, yet again, the high quality of student care, teaching, and focus on learning at Central Southland College.
CurriculumCourses Options
Year 9 English Health Mathematics Science Social Studies Physical Education
Art AgricultureDance/Drama EconomicsMusic Home EconomicsTechnology Graphics & DesignDigital Technologies Textiles French
Year 10 English Health Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies
Agriculture Graphics & DesignArt Digital TechnologiesDrama Home Economics Technology Economics Music French Textiles
Plus any 2 Option Subjects
Year 11 NCEA Level 1 English MathematicsScience
Year 11 NCEA Level 1
Accounting Home Economics Agriculture Digital TechnologiesArt MusicDrama Physical Education Economics Life Skills/Recreation Geography TextilesGraphics & Design Trade SkillsHistory French
Year 12 NCEA Level 2 English (either Level 1 or 2)
Year 12 NCEA Level 2
Accounting Life Skills / Recreation Agriculture Marketing & ManagementArt MathematicsBiology Mathematics with StatisticsChemistry MusicDrama Physical EducationEconomics PhysicsGeography Tourism & TravelGraphics & Design Trade Skills – EngineeringHistory Trade Skills – JoineryHome Economics TextilesHospitality & CateringFrench
Year 13 NCEA Level 3 &Scholarship
Year 13 NCEA Level 3
Accounting Home EconomicsAgriculture Hospitality & CateringBiology Marketing & ManagementChemistry Mathematics with CalculusDrama Mathematics with StatisticsEconomics MusicEnglish ArtGeography Physical EducationGraphics & Design PhysicsHistory Trade Skills– Engineering Trade Skills – Joinery Tourism & Travel ICT Textiles - Fashion and Design
5 or 6 Subjects at Level 1,2 or 3
Multi Level Studies are available in Year 11, 12 and 13 (i.e. Students may
study at different levels for different subjects).
All subjects are offered subject to teacher availability and student numbers.
Some subjects may be available on-line or through the Correspondence
School, subject to approval on an individual basis.
All year 9 students will study each option as a taster, then choose two courses later in the year
Plus any 5 Subjects at Level 1 or 2
Plus any 3 Subjects
Uniforms
Summer Uniform Summer/Winter Uniform• Navy shorts, or long mid-grey trousers
• Sky blue shirt – short or long-sleeved or
short sleeved, CSC shirt (monogrammed)
• Regulation school tie (optional)
• Sky blue walk socks with shorts, or grey or black socks with long trousers
• Black lace-up leather shoes
Boys’ UniformsGirls’ Uniforms
Uniform suppliersAll Items
Merv’s and MilliesGreat North Road, Winton
Footwear: Hannahs Shoes
Some items also stocked by:H & J Smith and Postie PlusInvercargill
Year 13
requirements issued at start of each year)
Outerwear for Boys and Girls• Navy regulation school blazer, or• Plain navy vest• Plain navy jacket or polar fleece• A navy waterproof jacket/parka for wet weather• Navy or white gloves/scarf• Navy gloves
For both boys and girls, extreme hairstyles or unnatural colours are not acceptable.Hair bands, ties and clasps are to be in school colours.Hair must be clean and tidy.No jewellery may be worn except a wristwatch and one pair of studs or keepers.No facial piercings.
Digital Technologies
• Navy dress shorts or CSC summer skirt• White, short-sleeved, tailored shirt• Black, flat leather shoes
Winter Uniform• Napier tartan kilt, maximum length 25cm from the ground• White, long-sleeved, tailored shirt• Navy tights
Our Supportive Environment
“...a friendly school culture. Our kids have been welcomed and feel included”
New Students.....How will we look after you?
Your Form Teacher will meet with you at the start of every day
For the Year 8s, Year 13 Peer Support buddies will keep an eye on you in the first few weeks
Your class camp will help you get to know new classmates from all over the district
Your Dean will support and guide you all the way through CSC
Your Guidance Counsellor will listen any time you need special help
Your Coaches will extend you in your favourite sports and cultural activities
Later on, your Career Advisors will guide you in planning for the next big step!
And of course, all your Teachers will help you learn – every day!
CSC• A place to learn • A place to feel safe• A place to learn • A place to have fun• A place to learn • Your Place
Sport and Cultural Activities Develop Well - Rounded Character
“a friendly environment for our children”
“…an approachable and comfortable atmosphere…”
Adventure DaysArcheryArt TutorialsAthleticsBadmintonBasketballBoard GamesCanoe-PoloChessChoirCreative WritingCricketCrosscountryCycling
DebatingDodgeballEquestrianFabric CraftsFencingGarment MakingGold RushHockeyIndoor BowlsInterhouse CompetitionsJazz BandKayakingLawn BowlsLeadership Programme
MotocrossMultisportNetballOrienteeringMajor ProductionPilatesRockquestRugby – Boys & GirlsRugby 7’sRunning for FitnessSet PaintingSki TeamSnowboarding TeamSoccer – Boys & Girls
SoftballSquashStage ChallengeSwimmingTalent QuestTennisTouchTrapshootingTheatresportsVolleyballWater PoloWater-skiingWoodwork
Our Supportive Environment
“...a friendly school culture. Our kids have been welcomed and feel included”
New Students.....How will we look after you?
Your Form Teacher will meet with you at the start of every day
For the Year 8s, Year 13 Peer Support buddies will keep an eye on you in the first few weeks
Your class camp will help you get to know new classmates from all over the district
Your Dean will support and guide you all the way through CSC
Your Guidance Counsellor will listen any time you need special help
Your Coaches will extend you in your favourite sports and cultural activities
Later on, your Career Advisors will guide you in planning for the next big step!
And of course, all your Teachers will help you learn – every day!
CSC• A place to learn • A place to feel safe• A place to learn • A place to have fun• A place to learn • Your Place
Sport and Cultural Activities Develop Well - Rounded Character
“a friendly environment for our children”
“…an approachable and comfortable atmosphere…”
Adventure DaysArcheryArt TutorialsAthleticsBadmintonBasketballBoard GamesCanoe-PoloChessChoirCreative WritingCricketCrosscountryCycling
DebatingDodgeballEquestrianFabric CraftsFencingGarment MakingGold RushHockeyIndoor BowlsInterhouse CompetitionsJazz BandKayakingLawn BowlsLeadership Programme
MotocrossMultisportNetballOrienteeringMajor ProductionPilatesRockquestRugby – Boys & GirlsRugby 7’sRunning for FitnessSet PaintingSki TeamSnowboarding TeamSoccer – Boys & Girls
SoftballSquashStage ChallengeSwimmingTalent QuestTennisTouchTrapshootingTheatresportsVolleyballWater PoloWater-skiingWoodwork
The school motto is Ad Summum,
or “To the Heights”.
This implies the value of setting
our sights fi rmly on the highest goals
and of striving always for better things.
As a school, we have a clear corporate
direction, which models the striving
upwards we expect students to develop
during their time here.
Ad Summum – Ki Te Matauranga teitei
Welcome to Central Southland College
If you’re looking for a stable, rural co-ed school built on strong, caring relationships and people working closely together, you’re looking in the right direction.
If you also feel comfortable with the idea of a moderate sized school, where teachers will get to know your children well, identify their needs and provide well-matched challenges, you’re hot on the trail.
And if you also want a school with a strong focus on continuous
improvement, where teachers are active learners too and which has a sense of being “on the move” – you’ve just found it!
For us, the purpose is clear: we’re here to learn. And children learn best when they feel known, noticed and respected; when they are challenged by high expectations and supported with lots of help.
We look forward to getting to know you!
Central Southland College
“We would like to thank CSC for the many amazing experiences it has provided our two children”
Kevin McSweeney, Principal
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
Central Southland College“To the Heights”
Central Southland CollegeAddress: Grange Street, Winton New ZealandPostal Address: PO Box 94 Winton 9741 New ZealandTelephone: 03 236 7646Facsimile: 03 236 7645Email: offi ce@csc.school.nzWebsite: www.csc.school.nz
9720
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