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Advisor Support for Individual Schools from February 2018 Advisor support for individual schools from February 2018 West Coast – Community of Nelson - Community of Learning / Tasman - Community of Learning / Marlborough - Community of Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Yvette Krohn - Isherwood Giles Panting Giles Panting area –Deborah Lomax Westland Kāhui Ako schools– Nelson City Kāhui Ako schools– Golden Bay Kāhui Ako schools– Piritahi Kāhui Ako – Sam deMello Yvette Krohn-Isherwood Sue Roughton Giles Panting Grovetown School Fox Glacier School Auckland Point School Central Takaka School Marlborough Boys' College Franz Josef Glacier School Clifton Terrace School Takaka Primary School Marlborough Girls' College Haast School Hampden Street School Motupipi School Mayfield School (Blenheim) Kaniere School Hira School Collingwood Area School Renwick School Kokatahi-Kowhitirangi School Nelson College Golden Bay High School Springlands School Ross School Nelson College For Girls St Mary's School (Blenheim) Whataroa School Nelson Intermediate Tua Marina School St Mary's School (Hokitika) Victory Primary School Bohally Intermediate Hokitika School St Joseph’s School (Nelson) Fairhall School Westland High School Nelson Central School Seddon School Lake Rotoiti School Witherlea School Blenheim School Rapaura School Richmond View School Ward School Spring Creek School Riverlands School Redwoodtown School Whitney Street School Wairau Valley School (Blenheim) West Coast – Community of Nelson - Community of Learning / Tasman - Community of Learning / Marlborough - Community of Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Yvette Krohn - Isherwood Giles Panting Giles Panting area –Deborah Lomax Mawhera Kāhui Ako schools– Julie Te Kāhui Ako o Omaio ki Waimea Kāhui Ako schools – Sue Te Wheke Akoranga Marlborough Bytheway Tahunanui schools– Sam deMello Roughton Sounds Kāhui Ako schools – Greymouth High School Birchwood School Salisbury School (Nelson) Debbie Lomax Awahono School - Grey Valley Broadgreen Intermediate Appleby School Picton School Paparoa Range School Enner Glynn School Brightwater School Queen Charlotte College Lake Brunner School Nayland College Henley School (Nelson) Waikawa Bay School Barrytown School Nayland Primary School Hope School Waitaria Bay School Blaketown School Nelson Christian Academy Ranzau School Greymouth Main School Stoke School Richmond School (Nelson) Karoro School Tahunanui School St Paul’s School (Richmond) Paroa School (Greymouth) Waimea College Runanga School Waimea Intermediate St Patrick’s School, Greymouth Wakefield School Kumara School Garin College John Paul II High School West Coast – Community of Nelson - Community of Learning / Tasman - Community of Learning / Marlborough - Community of Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Yvette Krohn - Isherwood Giles Panting Giles Panting area –Deborah Lomax Buller Kāhui Ako schools – Sue Motueka Kāhui Ako schools – Kaikoura Kāhui Ako (5) – Debbie Roughton Julie Bytheway Lomax Buller High School Brooklyn School (Motueka) Kaikoura High School Granity School Lower Moutere School Hapuku School St Canice's School (Westport) Mapua School Kaikoura Primary School Westport North School Motueka High School Kaikoura Suburban School Westport South School Motueka South School St Joseph's School (Kaikoura) Ngatimoti School Parklands School (Motueka) Riwaka School St Peter Chanel School (Motueka) Upper Moutere School Dovedale School Tasman Bay Christian School Tasman School Mahana School Individual Schools Outside Kāhui Individual Schools Outside Kāhui Individual Schools Outside Kāhui Individual Schools Outside Kāhui Ako Ako Ako Ako Cobden School – Julie Bytheway TKKM o Tuia te Matangi – Sue Havelock School – Sam deMello Sacred Heart School – ((Reefton) Roughton Tapawera Area School – Julie Linkwater School – Sam deMello – Julie Bytheway Maitai School – Sue Roughton Bytheway Canvastown School – Sam Inangahua Junction – Julie deMello Bytheway Maruia – Sue Roughton Area Schools in TOSI Kāhui Ako Area Schools in TOSI Kāhui Ako Area Schools in TOSI Kāhui Ako Karamea Area School – Sue Murchison Area School – Sue Rai Valley Area School –Sam Roughton Roughton deMello South Westland Area School – Julie Bytheway West Coast – Community of Nelson - Community of Learning / Tasman - Community of Learning / Marlborough - Community of Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Learning / Kāhui Ako Lead in this area – Yvette Krohn - Isherwood Giles Panting Giles Panting area –Deborah Lomax Reefton Area School – Julie Bytheway .
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