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We are a traditional school with high standards and expectations focused on excellence. Our intermediate continues the development begun at Primary School and provides students with a wealth of experiences and opportunities across the FIVE dimensions of learning - ACADEMIA, SPORT, CITIZENSHIP, CULTURAL and PERFORMING ARTS.
PNINS, Palmerston North, New Zealand. 2,892 likes · 237 talking about this · 39 were here. Palmerston North Intermediate Normal School opened in 1941. It is the oldest of three intermediate schools...
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Website. www.pnins.school.nz. Palmerston North Intermediate Normal School (commonly known as PNINS - said PIN-INS) is a state coeducational intermediate school for year seven and year eight, boys and girls located in the central area of Palmerston North, New Zealand .
ARATAKI TEAM . Room 1 - Mia Mason. Room 2 - Kat Wills (TL). Room 3 - Rachel Smith. Room 4 - Mary Siu IKATERE TEAM. Room 5 - Charlotte Waters. Room 6 - Madeline McHardy . Room 7 - Gillen Smiler. Room 12 - Liam Badger (TL). RANGITANE TEAM. Room 13 - Hayley McKay . Room 14 - Sara Finlayson. Room 15 - Daniel Smith. Room 18 - Sarah Lonsdale (TL). TANGAROA TEAM . Room 22 - Hayley Artz. Room 23 ...
Applications for out of zone enrolments in 2024 ARE NOW CLOSED. Please contact the school office on 3580548 or via email office@pnins.school.nz for any further in zone enrolments in 2024. 2025 enrolments will open online here on the morning of Monday, 4th August and close on Friday 13th September at 4pm.
Our school is guided by the principles, values, and key competencies outlined in the New Zealand Curriculum. In accordance with these guidelines, we have designed implementation plans across the eight essential learning areas - also specified in the New Zealand Curriculum - which are as follows;
