Fostering Growth and Interests at Te Puke Intermediate School
Te Puke Intermediate School is highly regarded in Te Puke for its commitment to nurturing students’ individual talents and interests. The school’s unique approach allows children to be grouped based on their hobbies, creating a learning environment tailored to their passions. Former students often reflect fondly on the supportive teachers and the wide opportunities offered—ranging from performing arts to sports—that help develop both skills and character. The school’s focus on its core values encourages students to grow not just academically but also personally, preparing them for future leadership roles. This nurturing atmosphere makes Te Puke Intermediate an inviting place for young learners to thrive and build lasting memories.
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Lachy Shirley
a year agoI Loved my time at Te Puke Intermediate I Love how you can be in a class based on your hobbies and interests this school did wonders for me from going from primary to here the teachers are lovely and are so supportive the students have shown how to grow into there four school values they are wonderful students at TPI. Always given every opportunity to help develop our skills with everything from performing arts to sports If I could go here and redo my year I so would without this school I wouldn't've grown into the Great Leader I never knew I was. I would have never developed my love for filmmaking and design. I can't wait to come back one day and get a rush of memories of my time at TPI.
Nor Yecart
2 years agoWow sushanta siwahang, anyone can tell you made all those 1 star reviews under four different accounts. Its very unfortunate, but all schools deal with bulling issues. If your child had told you about it while still attending TPI, the school could have dealt with it immediately. To complain after the fact, about an issue they were not aware of is very harsh if you ask me. My daughter just started at Te Puke Intermediate this year and she is loving it. I like how children are matched with a learning centre based on their interests, so now she is in classes with like minded children, doing learning activity's she actually enjoys. I wish TPI did this when I attended, I would have loved the sports one.
Scarlett Munro
6 months agoDidn't have a good experience :( XD
Adrian Wigglesworth
2 months agotrauma
Fadzai Damba
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