2019 Target Students



Name/Year
Ethnicity
READING
WRITING
MATHS
Y5 - LP
Tongan
8-8.5
2A
Stage 5
Y5 - AS
Filipino
9.5-10
1A
Stage 5
Y5 - ETB
Niue
8-8.5
1A
Stage 5
Y6 - DS
Indian
9.5-10
1A
Stage 4-5
Y6 - BT
Maori
8.5-9
2B
Stage 4
Y6 - RC*
Filipino


Stage 3-4
*Note: This student arrived in NZ December 2018. He is new to our school as at T1.

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