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2025 Out of zone enrolments are now closed!
OUT OF ZONE ENROLMENTS
Welcome to the first stage of enrolling at Tamatea Intermediate.
This is a provisional enrolment based on the following information being provided to the school:
Proof of your address (In-zone e.g, utilities bill, rental/sales agreement).
Immunisation records (certificate or doctors record)
NZ residency permit or NZ student visa/permit and Parental work permit (if the child is not a NZ citizen).
Passport copy (if child is not a NZ citizen)
A copy of any Court Order Documents (if applicable)
You can email these documents to enrol@tamateaint.ac.nz or send a paper copy to the office.
NB: These enrolments can only be processed once all documents have been received.
Out of Zone Priority Rating
Priority 1
Must be given to any applicant who is accepted for enrolment in a special programme run by the school. (Please note that the special programme currently run by TIS is the Rūmaki Reo programme.)
Priority 2
Does the child have a brother or sister who is enrolled as a Year 8 in 2025, attending Tamatea Intermediate School?
Priority 3
Does the student have a sibling who has attended Tamatea Intermediate School?
Priority 4
Does the students have a parent who attended Tamatea Intermediate School?
Priority 5
Is the parent/ guardian of the student employed by Tamatea Intermediate School or Board of Trustees member?
Priority 6
Must be given to all other applicants.
Zoning:
The address given at the time of application for enrolment must be the student’s usual place of residence when school is open for instruction.
Before enrolment takes place (i.e. before attendance begins), if the board has reasonable grounds for believing that the given in-zone address will not be a genuine, ongoing living arrangement, the board may withdraw any offer of a place it might have made on the basis of the given address.
After attendance has begun, if the school learns that a student is no longer living at the in-zone address given at the time application for enrolment and has reasonable grounds to believe that a temporary in-zone residence has been used for the purpose of gaining enrolment at the school, then the board may review the enrolment.
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