St Joseph's School, Queenstown NZ

About & Description

Creating confident learners who, like Jesus, make a positive difference

St Joseph’s is a state integrated primary school for students from New Entrants to Year 8 – a school with Special Catholic Character. Our school was founded by the Dominican Sisters in 1883. The “charism” of our school is to follow The Dominican Way which is based on Veritas -truth, with strong emphasis on learning (discovery, thinking and excellence), prayer, community and service (mission). That means that at St Joseph's School we will: 1. Be honest 2. Learn 3. Do our best 4. Listen to God's call 5. Do our bit.

Opening Hours

Monday
08:30 am - 03:30 pm
Tuesday
08:30 am - 03:30 pm
Wednesday
08:30 am - 03:30 pm
Thursday
08:30 am - 03:30 pm
Friday
08:30 am - 03:30 pm

Address Contact and Directions

Street:
25 Beetham St
City:
Queenstown
Phone:
+64 3 442 8224
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
http://www.stjosephsqt.school.nz/
Category:
Religious School

Founded

Year: 1883

Mission

St Joseph’s School provides an environment based on the Catholic Faith and Gospel Values, enabling the children to develop their full potential spiritually, academically, emotionally, socially, physically and culturally.

General Info

Welcome to our school and parish community. We hope you will feel free to approach the Principal, Staff, Board members, PTA members and any of our parents, who will all be willing to help you if they can. The school recognises that good communication among all of us is vital for a successful and harmonious community. School is not just a place for children; it is a place for families. Spending more time at school will give the opportunity to learn and observe how the place is run. It is a chance to talk to other parents and see your child at work and play. We strongly encourage you to become involved in some capacity.

Company Overview

ATTITUDES AND VALUES Values are deeply held beliefs about what is important or desirable and generally influence attitudes and behaviour. They are expressed in the ways in which people think and act. Attitudes to learning strongly influence the outcome for our students. Teachers' expectations, the support of parents and the community, and students' attitude and motivation are all significant factors.