Kia ora, nau mai and welcome to Cromwell College.
We are proud of the education and the opportunities that we provide for our students and we know that this prepares them well for life beyond school.
Deserve Success and Whāia te taumata – pursue the highest peaks is our whakatauki.
Cromwell College began in 1978 with the change from Cromwell District High School into a Year 7 – 13 College. The College has been at the current site since 1984.
The board of trustees is focused on governance that fosters and supports the ongoing improvement of student progress and achievement.
Cromwell College currently has 51 employees. We have teaching staff, support staff, full-time and part-time staff.
The Board meets 2-3 times each term and the dates are on our school calendar. Committee meetings for Property and Finance and Policy Self Review and Audit are scheduled prior to these meetings.
The College prides itself on its positive working environment, the support and care provided for staff and the thorough selection procedures for all vacancies.
Online applications for enrolment can be partially completed and updated later – as long as you complete all the ‘required’ fields you can submit the enrolment.
We expect members of our school community to pursue their full potential, Whāia te taumata, to pursue the highest peaks, and Deserve Success.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help you to settle in.
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Our school has a high speed wireless network and teachers have been successfully using BYOD across our school for a number of years.
Access all the essential information you need to join our dynamic and supportive learning community at Cromwell College.
All students at Cromwell College study a full academic programme designed in accordance with the New Zealand Curriculum Framework.
At Cromwell College, we pride ourselves on delivering a curriculum that is both engaging and relevant to our community.
Cromwell College is focussed on students transitioning strongly out of school, whether they have a vocational or academic pathway.
The COYEP programme is a pathway to expose and engage students in learning that is not possible onsite at Cromwell College.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
Advice for career and subject choices is available at school from Teachers in Charge of subjects, Deans and the Careers Adviser. Please ask more than one person for such guidance. Read our course book here.
Senior school courses at Cromwell College follow nationally prescribed curriculum and assessment guidelines.
Our Year 7 and 8 department offers a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where homeroom teachers guide students through core subjects like English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Inquiry.
Our aim is to produce well rounded individuals who are able to actively participate and contribute in a wide variety of academic, sporting and cultural endeavour.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
We endeavour to develop young people of character and integrity – people who are compassionate, respect diversity and aspire to contribute positively to the school and wider community.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
The Guidance Team at Cromwell College are here to provide support for students and an opportunity to talk about any worries or concerns they may have in a safe, private and non-judgemental environment.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
The Creative Arts program offers students numerous opportunities for academic achievement both in the classroom and through a diverse range of extracurricular activities, performances, and productions.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking.
Students leaders at the College get given a wide variety of opportunities to lead.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Regular attendance at school is important for our students’ learning, wellbeing and their futures.
Contributions, donations and payment details
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
Visit our school Facebook pages for the College and Sport update on events and happenings at our kura.
Our relationship with our Business sponsors is hugely important to us because of what it means for our students.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help your child settle in.
We are a welcoming school of 610 students where you enjoy an authentic kiwi rural experience.
We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes. There is a balance of international and New Zealand students with a cap on the number of students from any one country. You can ‘live the culture’ and homestay with an active kiwi family in modern comfortable housing Both will give you life-long relationships.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking. We excel at outdoor sports courses.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
Cromwell is a town of 6,000 people and is at the heart of the beautiful Central Otago tourist area. It is a historic goldfields town redesigned for modern town living. Queenstown International Airport is nearby as are skifields, lakes, rivers, bush and mountains.
We are proud of the holistic education and the wide ranging opportunities that we provide for our students. We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
Kia ora, nau mai and welcome to Cromwell College.
We are proud of the education and the opportunities that we provide for our students and we know that this prepares them well for life beyond school.
Deserve Success and Whāia te taumata – pursue the highest peaks is our whakatauki.
Cromwell College began in 1978 with the change from Cromwell District High School into a Year 7 – 13 College. The College has been at the current site since 1984.
The board of trustees is focused on governance that fosters and supports the ongoing improvement of student progress and achievement.
Cromwell College currently has 51 employees. We have teaching staff, support staff, full-time and part-time staff.
The Board meets 2-3 times each term and the dates are on our school calendar. Committee meetings for Property and Finance and Policy Self Review and Audit are scheduled prior to these meetings.
The College prides itself on its positive working environment, the support and care provided for staff and the thorough selection procedures for all vacancies.
Online applications for enrolment can be partially completed and updated later – as long as you complete all the ‘required’ fields you can submit the enrolment.
We expect members of our school community to pursue their full potential, Whāia te taumata, to pursue the highest peaks, and Deserve Success.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help you to settle in.
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Our school has a high speed wireless network and teachers have been successfully using BYOD across our school for a number of years.
Access all the essential information you need to join our dynamic and supportive learning community at Cromwell College.
All students at Cromwell College study a full academic programme designed in accordance with the New Zealand Curriculum Framework.
At Cromwell College, we pride ourselves on delivering a curriculum that is both engaging and relevant to our community.
Cromwell College is focussed on students transitioning strongly out of school, whether they have a vocational or academic pathway.
The COYEP programme is a pathway to expose and engage students in learning that is not possible onsite at Cromwell College.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
Advice for career and subject choices is available at school from Teachers in Charge of subjects, Deans and the Careers Adviser. Please ask more than one person for such guidance. Read our course book here.
Senior school courses at Cromwell College follow nationally prescribed curriculum and assessment guidelines.
Our Year 7 and 8 department offers a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where homeroom teachers guide students through core subjects like English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Inquiry.
Our aim is to produce well rounded individuals who are able to actively participate and contribute in a wide variety of academic, sporting and cultural endeavour.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
We endeavour to develop young people of character and integrity – people who are compassionate, respect diversity and aspire to contribute positively to the school and wider community.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
The Guidance Team at Cromwell College are here to provide support for students and an opportunity to talk about any worries or concerns they may have in a safe, private and non-judgemental environment.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
The Creative Arts program offers students numerous opportunities for academic achievement both in the classroom and through a diverse range of extracurricular activities, performances, and productions.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking.
Students leaders at the College get given a wide variety of opportunities to lead.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Regular attendance at school is important for our students’ learning, wellbeing and their futures.
Contributions, donations and payment details
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
Visit our school Facebook pages for the College and Sport update on events and happenings at our kura.
Our relationship with our Business sponsors is hugely important to us because of what it means for our students.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help your child settle in.
We are a welcoming school of 610 students where you enjoy an authentic kiwi rural experience.
We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes. There is a balance of international and New Zealand students with a cap on the number of students from any one country. You can ‘live the culture’ and homestay with an active kiwi family in modern comfortable housing Both will give you life-long relationships.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking. We excel at outdoor sports courses.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
Cromwell is a town of 6,000 people and is at the heart of the beautiful Central Otago tourist area. It is a historic goldfields town redesigned for modern town living. Queenstown International Airport is nearby as are skifields, lakes, rivers, bush and mountains.
We are proud of the holistic education and the wide ranging opportunities that we provide for our students. We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
Kia ora, nau mai and welcome to Cromwell College.
We are proud of the education and the opportunities that we provide for our students and we know that this prepares them well for life beyond school.
Deserve Success and Whāia te taumata – pursue the highest peaks is our whakatauki.
Cromwell College began in 1978 with the change from Cromwell District High School into a Year 7 – 13 College. The College has been at the current site since 1984.
The board of trustees is focused on governance that fosters and supports the ongoing improvement of student progress and achievement.
Cromwell College currently has 51 employees. We have teaching staff, support staff, full-time and part-time staff.
The Board meets 2-3 times each term and the dates are on our school calendar. Committee meetings for Property and Finance and Policy Self Review and Audit are scheduled prior to these meetings.
The College prides itself on its positive working environment, the support and care provided for staff and the thorough selection procedures for all vacancies.
Online applications for enrolment can be partially completed and updated later – as long as you complete all the ‘required’ fields you can submit the enrolment.
We expect members of our school community to pursue their full potential, Whāia te taumata, to pursue the highest peaks, and Deserve Success.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help you to settle in.
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Our school has a high speed wireless network and teachers have been successfully using BYOD across our school for a number of years.
Access all the essential information you need to join our dynamic and supportive learning community at Cromwell College.
All students at Cromwell College study a full academic programme designed in accordance with the New Zealand Curriculum Framework.
At Cromwell College, we pride ourselves on delivering a curriculum that is both engaging and relevant to our community.
Cromwell College is focussed on students transitioning strongly out of school, whether they have a vocational or academic pathway.
The COYEP programme is a pathway to expose and engage students in learning that is not possible onsite at Cromwell College.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
Advice for career and subject choices is available at school from Teachers in Charge of subjects, Deans and the Careers Adviser. Please ask more than one person for such guidance. Read our course book here.
Senior school courses at Cromwell College follow nationally prescribed curriculum and assessment guidelines.
Our Year 7 and 8 department offers a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where homeroom teachers guide students through core subjects like English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Inquiry.
Our aim is to produce well rounded individuals who are able to actively participate and contribute in a wide variety of academic, sporting and cultural endeavour.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
We endeavour to develop young people of character and integrity – people who are compassionate, respect diversity and aspire to contribute positively to the school and wider community.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
The Guidance Team at Cromwell College are here to provide support for students and an opportunity to talk about any worries or concerns they may have in a safe, private and non-judgemental environment.
The Library is open Monday – Friday from 8.30 to 3.30 and for Apartments’ study on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Senior students are encouraged to bring laptops to school with most teacher using Google Classroom and associated applications.
The Creative Arts program offers students numerous opportunities for academic achievement both in the classroom and through a diverse range of extracurricular activities, performances, and productions.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking.
Students leaders at the College get given a wide variety of opportunities to lead.
All students in Years 7 to 13 are required to wear the official uniform to, from and during school. The required footwear is to be worn with uniform to and from school.
Regular attendance at school is important for our students’ learning, wellbeing and their futures.
Contributions, donations and payment details
View the detailed stationery list for 2024 to ensure your child has all the necessary materials for their classes at Cromwell College. This includes required items for each year level and specific subjects.
Visit our school Facebook pages for the College and Sport update on events and happenings at our kura.
Our relationship with our Business sponsors is hugely important to us because of what it means for our students.
At Cromwell College, we all understand that starting at a new school can be a bit overwhelming, so here are a few things that might help your child settle in.
We are a welcoming school of 610 students where you enjoy an authentic kiwi rural experience.
We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes. There is a balance of international and New Zealand students with a cap on the number of students from any one country. You can ‘live the culture’ and homestay with an active kiwi family in modern comfortable housing Both will give you life-long relationships.
Park-like grounds include a gymnasium and auditorium with next door an all-weather hockey turf, 25m heated swimming pool, all-weather cricket wicket and nearby the Aquatics Centre for sailing and kayaking. We excel at outdoor sports courses.
Located on the shores of Lake Dunstan, Cromwell College has established a facility to deliver a range of outdoor education programmes available to the students at Cromwell College.
Cromwell is a town of 6,000 people and is at the heart of the beautiful Central Otago tourist area. It is a historic goldfields town redesigned for modern town living. Queenstown International Airport is nearby as are skifields, lakes, rivers, bush and mountains.
We are proud of the holistic education and the wide ranging opportunities that we provide for our students. We have supportive, skilled staff and small class sizes.
Cromwell College prioritises a relational approach to pastoral care, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Our ethos is centred around building strong relationships between students, staff, and whanau.
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