Inclusive Education & Learning Support
Inclusive education means all children and young people are engaged and achieve through being present, participating, learning and belonging. At Hukanui this means all learners are welcomed and are supported to play, learn, contribute and participate in all aspects of life.
Children learn best when they:
feel accepted
enjoy positive relationships with their fellow learners and teachers
are able to be active, visible members of the learning community.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles, and inclusive learning communities do the right thing by learners and communities (tika), with integrity (pono) and with care and sincerity (aroha).
At Hukanui School there are three teachers who work in this area alongside teachers, families/whānau and specialist agencies. These teachers' details are listed below.
Susan Johnson
Deputy Principal, Learning Support & Pastoral Care
susanj@hukanui.school.nz
Olivia Waugh
Learning Support Coordinator
oliviaw@hukanui.school.nz
Tania Hartley
Learning Support & ORS Teacher
taniahartley@hukanui.school.nz
Please contact our team if you have questions or wonderings about your child:
Transitioning from Kindy to school, or from their old school to our school
Learning
Behaviour
Physical disability
They have a diagnosed condition
You think they may have a condition that needs support
You have questions and would like to talk to someone
Link to information about Students with Learning Support needs
Link to slide - Transitioning students from one class to the next