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Why Murrays Bay Intermediate?
Murrays Bay Intermediate has long experience in catering for International
Students from many countries. We offer a world class curriculum,
with leading state of the art technology and facilities.
Murrays Bay Intermediate School is recognised as one of the highest
achieving schools in New Zealand by the New Zealand Ministry of
Education.
• Modern spacious and clean environments
• Caring teachers
• First language support
• Extremely well resourced school
Students aged 11 years to 13 years are welcome to enrol.
Location
Situated on Auckland’s North Shore, just 15 minutes drive
from Auckland Central http://www.northshorecity.govt.nz/
North Shore is known for its beautiful safe and clean beaches. The
North Shore is very well-resourced with amenities such as leisure
centres, swimming pools, libraries, parks and places to enjoy its
natural assets such as golfing ranges, boating and sporting clubs.
There are large shopping centres with bus networks and ferry services
into Auckland City.
English Learning Programmes
English learning programmes are taught at the appropriate levels
- beginner to advanced, up to 5 hours a week in small groups, the
rest in the normal classroom situation. Students are integrated
into classrooms with New Zealand students from the first day of
attendance at the school. Teachers are highly qualified, experienced
and caring. After school classes are also available
Student Support
The school prioritises the care of international students providing
first language support staff to ensure the welfare of students.
Pastoral care staff will meet with your child regularly and also
visit their New Zealand homes.
Student advisors are available 24 hours a day to help and support
international students
Curriculum areas and Facilities
Murrays Bay Intermediate School is highly resourced offering:
• specialist technology programmes
• leading computer technology is in every classroom
• music, arts and drama centre with award winning choirs
• modern facilities including a gym, dance studio
• music suite, graphics studio, T.V studio, and robotics workshop
Accommodation
Students may live with their parents, their friends or the school
can supply a homestay. The School’s
Home Stay programme has available quality homes with caring New
Zealand homestay families.
Download
Homestay Booklet
Super ranking for Auckland
Auckland is one of the best cities in the world to live in, according
to Mercer's 2009 Worldwide Quality of Living Survey.
In the international consultancy and investment service provider's
survey of 215 cities, Auckland was ranked fourth-equal with Vancouver,
rising from fifth last year. Tourism Auckland chief executive, Graeme
Osborne, says this is an outstanding result. “A ranking of
fourth in the world is brilliant and will help to further boost
our international reputation as a world-class city and a great place
to live, work or visit,” he says. http://www.mercer.com/qualityofliving
Invitation
The school would welcome your visit or for further information please
contact the Director of International Students, Paul Evitt or International
Student Business Manager Kathy McLauchlan.
Contact
Paul Evitt
Director of International Students
Email:paul.evitt@mbi.school.nz
Ph Ext: 0064 9 477 2121 ext 704
Kathy McLauchlan
International Student Manager
Email:international@mbi.school.nz
Ph Ext: 0064 9 477 2121 ext 727
How to apply
International
Student Enrolment Pack 2010
International
Student 2010 Fees
Information for studying in New Zealand
World Health Organisation - Safe
School
Murrays Bay Intermediate School has been granted the status of being
a World
Health Organisation - Safe School
Path of Learning
Auckland has two major universities and a number of other tertiary
education establishments. Many of its secondary schools enjoy excellent
reputations.
http://www.rangitoto.school.nz
http://www.westlake.school.nz
http://www.westlakegirls.school.nz
http://www.massey.ac.nz
http://www.auckland.ac.nz
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