Mokoia Intermediate - Proposed Enrolment Scheme

Overview

The Ministry of Education has been working with Mokoia Intermediate to develop a new enrolment scheme.

The purpose of an enrolment scheme is to assist the Board to manage the risk of overcrowding, provide a fair and transparent process for enrolment and to ensure we are making the best use of schooling facilities across the network of local schools. Click here for the purpose and principles of an enrolment scheme (Right click to open in a new window)

Mokoia Intermediate does not currently have an enrolment scheme. This proposed scheme has been drafted in conjunction with the roll growth being experienced at the school. It also takes into consideration the existing schemes and natural catchments of the surrounding schools.

This proposed change is outlined below in written and map form for clarity. 

Mokoia Intermediate Draft Enrolment Scheme (written description) 

Google Maps View

All learners/ākonga who live within the new home zone of Mokoia Intermediate will have an entitlement to attend the school, and those that live outside the home zone may be accepted if there are out-of-zone places available, and an application meets legislative requirements.

To be able to do this, boards at state schools monitor the number of applications received from in-zone students to help them determine the places they might have available for out-of-zone students once all in-zone enrolments are accepted.

It’s important that we hear and understand community perspectives before we establish this proposed enrolment scheme at Mokoia Intermediate – especially the design and practical implications of the proposed home zone.  Please have a look at the map above that shows the new zone and also the information available before you participate in the consultation process.

The amended enrolment scheme is proposed to commence from 1 January 2025.

Information (please read this before completing the survey)

Frequently Asked Questions (right click to open in a new window)