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SOUTHERN VIEW Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />

Thursday [Edition <strong>July</strong> <strong>30</strong> datE] <strong>2020</strong> 93<br />

SCHOOL OPTIONS - early & middle years 2021<br />

Selwyn House - Where Girls Thrive<br />

Selwyn House is an all girls’ school for<br />

Years 1 to 8, with a focus on developing<br />

inquiring and empathetic minds and<br />

building strong knowledge foundations so<br />

that our students will face the future with<br />

the skills and confidence to be empowered<br />

global citizens.<br />

We prepare our students for the<br />

challenges and opportunities they will<br />

encounter using the latest technological<br />

tools within a creative and nurturing<br />

environment. With access to the best<br />

modern facilities and outstanding teachers,<br />

our students learn to think creatively, work<br />

collaboratively and to approach each new<br />

challenge with a can-do attitude. They are<br />

problem-solvers and powerful thinkers -<br />

attributes that are needed and valued in the<br />

future workforce.<br />

A key ingredient of the education at<br />

Selwyn House School is the International<br />

Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme<br />

(PYP), which is recognised globally as<br />

a future-focused curriculum based on<br />

intercultural understanding and respect.<br />

The PYP focus is on the total growth<br />

of the developing child, encompassing<br />

intellectual, social, physical, emotional,<br />

spiritual and cultural needs. We use<br />

structured, purposeful inquiry as the<br />

vehicle for learning, and our goal is to<br />

develop an understanding in our students<br />

that they can make a difference to their<br />

world.<br />

Selwyn House School has a culture of<br />

academic achievement and consequently<br />

our students perform significantly higher<br />

than the international student cohort.<br />

Learning in the core subjects of English,<br />

Maths and Science is complemented by the<br />

range of specialist subjects we<br />

offer, including Mechatronics,<br />

Robotics, Artificial Intelligence,<br />

Performing Arts, Music, Physical<br />

Education, Visual Art<br />

and Spanish - each<br />

taught by dedicated<br />

specialist teachers<br />

who are able to impart<br />

their knowledge<br />

and passion to our<br />

students.<br />

Small class sizes<br />

ensure learning is<br />

personalised and<br />

teachers are able to build strong<br />

connections with each child and<br />

provide clear learning strategies<br />

so that students are enabled to take control<br />

of their learning, self-regulate, and develop<br />

self-efficacy.<br />

Choose Selwyn House to give your<br />

daughter the education which will allow<br />

her leadership and personal strengths to<br />

blossom, and allow us to help her become a<br />

confident and informed individual, eager to<br />

take her part in the world.<br />

Be Our Guest<br />

At Selwyn House we are passionate<br />

about sharing what makes this school<br />

stand out from the crowd. Discover our<br />

future-focused learning environment<br />

for girls in Years 1–8, our nurturing<br />

Boarding House and co-educational Preschool<br />

at our next Open Day: 9am - 12pm<br />

on Monday 19 October. Or contact us at<br />

enrolments@selhouse.school.nz, phone:<br />

(03) 355 7299 to arrange a personal tour<br />

at any time. For more information, visit<br />

selwynhouse.school.nz<br />

phone (03) 355 7299 email office@selhouse.school.nz<br />

WWW.SELWYNHOUSE.SCHOOL.NZ<br />

OPEN DAY: MONDAY 19 OCTOBER<br />

9AM TO NOON, 122 MERIVALE LANE, CHRISTCHURCH<br />

An International<br />

122 Merivale Lane, Merivale, Christchurch<br />

Baccalaureate School

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