Academic

Macleans College has a deserved reputation for high performance in academic success and results in external exams regularly place the school among the top in New Zealand.

Our academic programme ensures that:

We have an outstanding record of student achievement
The curriculum has academic subjects at its core and is continually reviewed
Macleans College students leave having achieved excellent results
At Year 9 and 10 the curriculum aims to broaden the knowledge and skill of students
At Years 11, 12 and 13 the curriculum allows for study towards a number of qualifications.

We have a professionally qualified and committed staff who:

Deliver a high standard of teaching
Are genuinely interested and care for their students.
Are enthusiastically involved in the wider life of the school.

Curriculum

The aim of the Macleans College curriculum is to provide a quality education through the provision of a stimulating learning environment and inclusion of well researched learning opportunities.

Qualification Pathways

Macleans has a curriculum programme with three different pathways: NCEA, Cambridge Assessment International Education, and Scholarship

Examinations

Timetables and important information

Subject Guides

Details on pathways, subject information and course selection.

Reporting

School reports and parent interviews

Academic Results

NCEA and CIE.