The Southern Regional Health School is a school for children who are sick.
We are a state school for students from Years 1 to 13 who are too ill to attend full-time education at their usual school. We teach students anywhere in the South Island.
Teachers at the Southern Regional Health School work with students, their families and their schools to keep up students' learning during their illness and to help them return to full-time education at their school as quickly as possible.
Do you think your child should come to the Southern Regional Health School? Read the page about who can be admitted to our school.
Read the 2009 ERO Report
 |
 |
Welcome to 2010
Congratulations to the following students who achieved Regional Merit Awards from the Correspondence School for excellent work in 2009.
Latisha Acott Level 1 Mathematics
Dana Calderwood-Menzies Level 1 Mathematics
Sophie Hobbs Level 2 Computing
Joshua Klomp Level 2 Mathematics
Philip Kwant Level 2 Horticulture and Level 3 Computing
Natasha Simpson Level 2 Mathematics
Special Education Review
The Ministry of Education is currently reviewing the provision of Special Education and is asking for submissions. You can read the background and complete a submission
here.
Winners of Term 4 2009 Book Vouchers
Parent Questionnaire winner: Michelle Conn of Nelson
School of Enrolment Questionnaire winner: Virginia Hillgrove of Villa Maria College, Christchurch
Student Questionnaire winner: Andrew Rapson, Dunedin