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Sites dealing with education in the Queenstown area.

Resources in This Category

• Kingsview School, Frankton, Queenstown

  http://www.kingsview.school.nz/
  A non-denominational Christian years 1-8 school established to work in partnership with Christian parents.

• Queenstown Language School

  http://www.languageschool.co.nz/
  Registered and fully recognised by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). Queenstown, Christchurch, course, accommodation, enrolment, contact and agent information, plus student testimonials and links. Alternative language sites available.

• Queenstown Primary School

  http://www.queenstown.school.nz/
  Coeducational school for years 1-8. Calendar, student notices and letters plus information on programmes.

• Queenstown Resort College

  http://www.queenstownresortcollege.com/
  A private college in an alpine setting delivering tertiary hospitality training and resort management teaching.

• Remarkables Primary School

  http://www.remarkablesprimary.school.nz/
  A Frankton coeducational primary school for years 1-8.

• Shotover Primary School, Queenstown

  http://www.shotover.school.nz/
  Caters for children in years 1 to 8. Uses a web based software system so parents can login on the website and view their child's progress.

• Southern Lakes English College

  http://www.slec.co.nz/
  Provides English courses for foreign students. Information on courses, enrolment, accommodation, code of practice, exchange rates and contacts.

• St Joseph's School, Queenstown

  http://www.stjosephsqt.school.nz/
  A state integrated, Catholic primary school. Information on school, classes and people.

• Wakatipu High School, Queenstown

  http://www.wakatipu.school.nz/
  Year 9 to Year 13 secondary school. School, academic, international and extra-curricular information.

 

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