Browns Bay School

Enrolments

On this page, find out more about our enrolment policy, pre-enrolment, and visits for Nearly Fives, or download forms and maps. To ensure student-teacher levels optimal for learning, Browns Bay School has an enrolment policy in place to define criteria for enrolment. Priority entry is given to siblings of children currently in the school at the time of enrolment, and to those children residing in the defined geographic zone. Entry to children outside these two categories is dependent on whether there are places available.

You can view the zone map here

For 2012 Enrolments please download the enrolment form here. If the enrolment is for a 5 year old please also fill out the prior participation in early childhood education form here.

Pre-Enrolments/Preschool Visits 

It is important that children are enrolled by the September of the YEAR before they turn 5. Browns Bay School warmly welcomes ‘Nearly Fives’ and their parents on Preschool Visit days. Preschool visits are held on alternate Tuesdays between 9.30-10.30am. At least one or two visits are worthwhile for pre-schoolers to become acquainted with the school environment before turning five. For more info please download this preschool visit info brochure.


Preschool Visit dates 2012

Term 1
Tuesday 7 February, Tuesday 21 February, Tuesday 6 March, Tuesday 20 March, Tuesday 3 April

Term 2
Tuesday 1 May, Tuesday 15 May, Tuesday 29 May, Tuesday 12 June, Tuesday 26 June

Term 3
Tuesday 24 July, Tuesday 7 August, Tuesday 21 August, Tuesday 4 September, Tuesday 18 September

Term 4
Tuesday 23 October, Tuesday 6 November, Tuesday 20 November, Tuesday 4 December

Our Associate Principal will contact families prior to your childs start to make a separate enrolment meeting with you. For more information please contact the school office for details. 

International Student Enrolments

We welcome students from all over the world to their new Kiwi home at Browns Bay School. For more information about international enrolments please click here