Liston College

LISTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS

Liston College

69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, Waitakere City, New Zealand Telephone 0064 9 838 - 9350 Facsimile 0064 9 837 – 9809 Email: international@liston.school.nz Web Site: www.liston.school.nz www.auckschools.com

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A member of the Auckland Schools Partnership in conjunction with St Dominic’s College.

LISTON COLLEGE In Christ We Live

Paul Houghton MEdMgt,BA, Dip Tchg, GradDip SchMgt, TTC DEPUTY PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

T +64 9 838 9350 F +64 9 837 9809 E international@liston.school.nz www.liston.school.nz 69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, Waitakere, New Zealand

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Other

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Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the New Zealand Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at: www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Withdrawals and Refunds of Fees

All refunds of tuition fees to International Students withdrawing from Liston College are at the discretion of the Board of Trustees. Application for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees setting out the special circumstances of the claim.

Refund of Tuition fees If a student decides against coming to Liston College, tuition fees will be refunded minus a NZ$500 administration fee.

Once an International Student has arrived in New Zealand, refunds (less a NZ$500 administration fee) will be made only in the most exceptional circumstances (i.e. return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member) and then only partial refund may be made as the School will have incurred costs on the student’s behalf for the whole year.

The refund policy of the Liston College Board of Trustees is set out below, based on Section 4B(7) of the New Zealand Education Amendment (No.4) Act 1991. In arriving at their decision, the Board of Trustees will take into consideration the special circumstances of the withdrawing student and; • Costs already incurred by the Board.

• The salaries of the teachers and support staff and any other components of the fee committed for the duration of the course.

• An amount which covers the use of facilities and resources to the date of the withdrawal.

• The proportion of the Government or the Catholic School Levies the school is required to pay.

• Any other costs already incurred.

Please note: • No refund will be made to a student who is excluded from the school by the Board of Trustees¹.

• International Students who gain permanent residence or parents who gain work visas after the course has commenced will not be eligible for a refund.

¹ Where a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

Homestay Fees Outstanding homestay fees will be refunded if the contract for tuition at Liston College or its contracted homestay agency, is terminated. Two weeks notice, or payment of two weeks fees in lieu of notice, must be given. The placement fee is not refundable.

How to apply for Refunds All refunds of tuition fees to withdrawing International Students are at the discretion of the Liston College Board of Trustees.

Applications for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees, setting out the special circumstances of the claim, such as return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member. This application should include any supporting documents (eg. medical certificates, tickets for return journey etc.)

Immigration: Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through the New Zealand Immigration Service, and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration. govt.nz Eligibility for Health Services: Most International Students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publiclyfunded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website at www.moh.govt.nz Accident Insurance: The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but students may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz Medical and Travel Insurance: International students must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. Students can either have a cover arranged by Liston College or produce evidence at the time of enrolment that they have insurance cover from another company that meets the Code requirement.

As at 1 March 2011, every attempt was made to present accurate information in this prospectus.

Liston College reserves the right to change without notice, programmes, terms and conditions both before and after student enrolment.

Some Images/Photos courtesy of Tourism Auckland.

All enquiries and applications to: Mail: International Student Facility Liston College 69 Rathgar Road Auckland 0610 New Zealand

Tel: 0064 9 838 9350 Fax: 0064 9 837 9809 Email: international @ liston.school.nz

visit www.liston.school.nz for more information

Introduction About Liston College Liston College is a small friendly Boy’s College of 800 Year 7 to 13 students (10 -18 years), conveniently located in the heart of Waitakere City only 15 minutes from downtown Auckland City.

Waitakere City is well known for its surf beaches, bush walks, rural character and recreational facilities and mild climate, while having a number of large shopping centres throughout its suburbs.

The College is set in spacious grounds and well resourced with up to date teaching and English Language support facilities as well as specialist rooms, including art and computer rooms, science laboratories, music suites, technology workshops and gymnasium.

Liston College has much experience in offering education to International Students and preparing them for university study. It offers an excellent opportunity and facilities for International Students to come and study at a New Zealand school.

Liston College has both a long term, full time, International Student programme, as well as short term Study Tour programmes. These can be tailored to suit individual needs and circumstances. Homestays can also be arranged.

Liston College has a close relationship with St Dominic’s College, a Year 7 -13 Catholic Girls School, a three minute walk away, and St Paul’s School, a Catholic Primary school, five minute car trip away. Many of our families have children in both Colleges and have had their sons go to St Paul’s School.

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Liston College is committed to promoting the worth and self esteem of each individual student through an education aimed at the whole person. The College is small enough to have a friendly atmosphere in which teachers know students well, while also being able to offer subjects necessary for success in all examinations and future careers. The College has demanding academic standards and student achievement is high in both examinations and in subsequent tertiary education.

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Budget NZ $

Study Costs

13,000.00

Tuition fees for 39 weeks

Administration Fee

500.00

Insurance¹

510.00

Liston College:

Homestay Costs

• Offers an education based on Christian values.

$240 per week x 45 weeks (including term holidays)

• Provides a student focused environment where learning is central.

The total cost of study at Liston College and living in New Zealand for an academic year* would be approximately

• Is where academic excellence is a priority.

10,800.00

NZ $24,810.00

Other Expenses

• Has the ability to meet diverse curriculum needs of International Students.

Travel to / from school (where necessary)

780.00

• Provides a wide range of student support services.

39 weeks @ $20/week

• Is an ideal stepping stone between school and university or employment.

Pocket money ($NZ 25.00 per week) Trips (outside school hours)

400.00

• Is an International Catholic Boy’s College, where students will feel welcome and encouraged to excel in all areas of College life.

Homestay Placement Fee¹

200.00

Uniform²

500.00

• Provides the advantages of a continuous education from Year 7 to 13 within a caring family atmosphere.

Examination fees³ (Year 11-13 students)

375.00

• Is a place where students are encouraged to build their leadership and communication skills and become part of the College life.

* An academic year (including term holidays) is 45 weeks approx ¹ Once only fee unless the student changes homestays ² Once only fee. This will be charged at the prevailing rate ³ Payable each year for Level 1 to 3 NCEA entry

Notes:

• Offers cultural, sporting, musical and leadership opportunities for all students to participate in.

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• A quality education in a welcoming environment.

• Quality homestays.

• Excellent facilities.

• The benefits of a small school with a comprehensive curriculum.

• Assists you to become fluent in speaking, reading and writing English.

• Supports you to gain qualifications to enable entry to Polytechnics or Universities world wide.

• Helps you reach your academic and personal goals.

• Challenges you to be the best person you possibly can be.

• Shares with you our culture and experiences as well as our heritage and history.

• Makes available to you a variety of leadership opportunities.

• Assists you with advice and information on your subject choices, qualifications and tertiary programmes.

• Offers you a safe and caring school environment.

• Provides you personal guidance and support.

• Assists you to settle in with a comprehensive orientation programme.

• Provides you with the opportunity to become involved in many activities outside school, such as sports and cultural activities as well as opportunities and experiences such as: learning to ski, mountain biking, white water rafting, rock climbing etc.

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What

How

will it cost to study at Liston College?

TUITION FEES This fee covers all course costs (see below for al inclusions and exclusions).

This fee also includes: • The Catholic Schools’ Office Attendance Dues and Levy • The NZ Government Levy

$13,000

First Year

$12,000

returning students

ADMINISTRATION / PASTORAL CARE FEE Administration / Pastoral Care Fee Costs related with general administration, airport pickup, the monitoring of home stays and designated care as well as other costs associated with the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

$500¹

TOTAL FEE COST

$13,500

This fee must be paid before a Student Visa can be issued²

$3375 / term

for 4 terms

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Thanakorn, Thailand International Students?

At Liston College we provide a range of comprehensive guidance and support services throughout their stay at Liston College. This ensures that the College meets the various personal, academic and future vocational needs that may be of a concern to International Students and their parents. The services that we offer provide the help and support needed by our students.

External Examination Fees³ (Years 11-13 - NCEA Level 1,2 and 3) School Uniform Insurance4

• Regular visits to homestays.

Form Teacher

The Dean of International Students oversees the general welfare of all International Students. The services provided include:

• Peer support and mentoring for International Students.

$500³

• International Students assembly once a week.

$506³

• Educational, career and personal guidance support.

• After hours support if necessary.

Placement Fee5

$200

Weekly Fee

$240

PERSONAL • All travel arrangements to and from Auckland, New Zealand are the responsibility of the individual student • Pocket money is generally the responsibility of the students family • Travel by bus or train will be a student expense All costs include Goods and Service Tax (GST)

REFUNDS Please note that once a student has started at Liston College, refunds can only be made in exceptional circumstances as per the School Policy on Withdrawal and Refund of Fees, as well as the Code of Practice.

Please read the section on Withdrawal and Refund of Fees.

NOTES: ¹ Paid in full, even when a student is enrolled for only part of an academic year. ² A Student Visa will be issued for the same period of time as the Tuition Fees have been paid for. ³ The costs are as at 1 March 2011. These will be charged at the prevailing rate at the time of enrolment.

4 A condition of enrolment is proof of a Comprehensive Insurance cover. This can be arranged through the school if required.

5 Paid only on enrolment or if a student moves home stays.

If a student in Year 11 to 13 wishes to sit external examination to gain New Zealand qualifications, fees will vary according to the qualifications sought and the year level the student is studying at. This is set by NZQA and is presently $375.

International Dean

• Parents receiving regular communication and progress reports from the College.

Student Welfare

$375³

ACCOMODATION - School organised Home Stay

We provide an extensive network of personnel to support International Students while they are at Liston College. These include: International Students have access to an International Dean as well as a Level Dean. The International Dean is available to specifically assist International Students with day to day issues that they may have as well as courses study, visa requirements, homestay questions, health issues, account queries and parental enquiries. The International Dean interviews each International Student on a regular basis to monitor academic performance and general welfare.

• Regular interviews with students to ensure that they are happy, well cared for and making good progress.

OTHER RELATED EXPENSES

Pastoral Support

English Language Support

Each International Student enrolled at Liston College has access to English Learning Support and ESOL programmes. This includes: • Small group tuition as part of ESOL support.

• Additional hours of ESOL support depending upon student need.

• Senior students are prepared for English Literacy standards for qualifications and entry into New Zealand Universities.

Each student is assigned to a Form Class, with whom they will stay with during their time at Liston College. They are the first link in the College’s Guidance network. The Form Teacher has special responsibility for the welfare and progress of all students in their Form Class.

Guidance Counsellor

The Guidance Counsellor is available to all International Students enrolled at Liston College. The Guidance Councellor may be accessed directly by students to discuss any matter – academic, personal, careers, health etc.

Careers and Tertiary Guidance

International Students can access Tertiary studies information as well Careers information from the College’s Career’s Advisor.

Health Nurse

A Health nurse visits the College on a regular basis and is available free to International Students.

School Activities

International Students are encouraged to take part in the life of the College. This includes being involved in numerous activities offered at the College: • Sports teams such as soccer, basketball, volley ball, rugby etc.

• Drama and Performing Arts.

• Music performance and groups – individual tuition is available in some circumstances.

• Special Character groups.

• Peer Support and Peer Mentoring Programmes.

• Leadership opportunities.

What do the Tuition fees include?

• • • •

• • • •

Tuition.

Text books.

Subject and sports fees.

Trips during the school day – educational experiences out of the classroom.

Stationery.

Additional tuition in English language and academic skills during the course of study.

Access to a Dean and the College Counsellor who will help with any problems students may have.

Access to sporting and computer facilities and College Library.

What is not included in the Tuition fees?

• • • • • • • • • • •

Insurance.

Purchase of School Uniform.

Homestay Placement Fee. Homestay costs.

Travel costs to and from school by train or bus.

Holiday excusions.

Personal requirements.

Pocket money.

Overnight trips / school camps.

Insurance costs.

NZQA Examination Fees.

What

Where

can you study at Liston College?

Liston College has a flexible and comprehensive curriculum and qualifications for students from Years 7 to 13 (11-18 years). In the senior school, The National Certificate in Educational Achievement, Levels 1 to 3 is offered as well as University Entrance at Year 13.

At Liston College there are opportunities for academic achievement, whether a student wishes to pursue an academic or a vocational pathway. Our flexible and comprehensive curriculum provides real opportunities for each student to achieve and develop their full potential, whether it be spiritually, intellectually, aesthetically or physically.

Liston College’s commitment to achievement is demonstrated through a range of learning experiences: a broad curriculum at all levels, learning support and ESOL, and an excellence in learning and teaching. The school sets high academic standards and provides modern facilities in an atmosphere which educates young men in a Christian environment centred on Catholic Values in the tradition of Edmund Rice.

A number of teachers are employed for the teaching of English and the support of International Students at Liston College. Classrooms and resources are dedicated to the students and the teachers are available to both teach English and assist with other subjects.

International Students arriving at Liston College:

We understand that creating a home away from home is essential for International Students to do well academically and to enjoy their time in New Zealand. Our homestay staff are responsible for organising and monitoring homestay arrangements as well as ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all students placed in Liston College homestays.

All International Students enrolled at Liston College are required to be in homestay accommodation organised by the College or our contracted homestay agency or in a homestay approved by the College, in accordance with the Code of Practice guidelines. (A Year 7 or 8 student can only live with his parents or a responsible adult relative or family member (not an agent) nominated in writing by the students parents).

• Are assessed for their English language ability and then placed into appropriate subject choices.

• Will have timetables made to suit the individual students language ability and their curriculum needs.

• Can access all options available (depending upon their standard of English).

• Are enrolled in an ESOL language programme (English for Speakers of Other Languages), tailored to suit the individual students needs.

Options Available – Senior School (Years 11-13) Level 3 NCEA

Religious Studies**

Religious Studies**

Religious Studies**

English

English

English IELTS (International Students only) Classical Studies

Drama

Drama

Mathematics or

Mathematics US Mathematics**

Applied Maths**

(Two Year Programme)

Statistics Calculus Computer Studies**

Computer Studies**

Computer Studies**

Science

Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Physics

Physics

Physics

Geography

Geography

Geography

History

History

History

Art

Art

Painting / Sculpture

Photography

Photography

Japanese

Japanese

Japanese

Music

Music

Music

Year 7

Year 8

Year 9

Year 10

Economics

Economics

Economics

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Accounting

Accounting

Accounting Management Studies**

English

English

English

English

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

(Two Year Programme)

Science

Science

Science

Science

Social Studies

Social Studies

Social Studies

Social Studies

Japanese

Physical Education

Physical Education

Physical Education

Visual Art

Digital Technology

Art

Accounting

Phys Ed (academic)

Technology

Financial Literacy

Drama

Art

Adventure Tourism

Taha Maori

Japanese

Economics

Drama

Music

Music

Japanese

Economics

Applied Science**

History of Art

Graphics Technology

Graphics Technology Elementary Carpentry Skills**

Graphics Technology

(Two Year Programme)

Phys Ed (academic)

Phys Ed (academic)

Phys Ed ** Gateway** ESOL** Compulsory Two Year Programme ** Unit Standards offered Some subjects offer Unit Standards in addition to Achievements

• Knowledge that all homestays have been through a thorough checking procedure.

• An opportunity to be part of a Kiwi family when away from home.

• Offers a safe, clean and welcoming environment for students to come home to at the end of each day.

• Provides guidance and support to students outside school time.

• Provides an opportunity for students to learn something of the New Zealand way of life.

• Provides additional support for practicing and improving English speaking and listening skills.

• Includes all meals, washing of clothes, heating and local phone calls.

To get the most out of experiencing New Zealand life, Liston College offers the following service to the International Students in Homestay accommodation organised by the College.

• Will have their academic progress closely monitored.

Level 2 NCEA

The benefits of a College organised homestay:

Liston College Offers:

• Can access ESOL classes at all times.

Level 1 NCEA

can you stay when attending Liston College?

Subjects Available – Junior School (Years 7-10)

General Studies**

General Studies**

Health

Technology

Music

Graphics

ESOL**

ESOL**

ICT

Visual Art

Technology

Japanese

Note: • Courses are offered subject to staffing and student numbers • Multi-level study is available at Levels 1 – 3 NCEA • ESOL classes are for approved students only • Correspondence courses are by approval of the Principal

Physical Education

Music

Sport

Technology Year 8 choose four (1/2 year each) Core Options

Year 9 choose two

Year 10 choose two

Note: ESOL classes are placed according to students needs and their English ability.

• All families have been visited and undergone a New Zealand Police Vet to ensure the suitability for being a homestay family.

• Pre placement inspection of house and family by our Homestay Manager.

• Regular check-up and monitoring of homestay situations.

• Communication between the homestay family and the student is encouraged prior to the placement of the International Student if he is overseas at the time of application.

• Airport pick-up can be arranged.

• Accommodation in high quality, executive style homes.

• The homestay accommodation will be close to Liston College or close to transport links.

• Own room for the student unless specifically asked for otherwise.

• Provision to change homestay if either the student or the family is not satisfied¹.

• Requirement on homestay parents to monitor and supervise the student, and to set and maintain reasonable standards of behaviour and study. ¹ Where the student or his parents wish to change homestay, another Placement Fee will be charged

What

Where

can you study at Liston College?

Liston College has a flexible and comprehensive curriculum and qualifications for students from Years 7 to 13 (11-18 years). In the senior school, The National Certificate in Educational Achievement, Levels 1 to 3 is offered as well as University Entrance at Year 13.

At Liston College there are opportunities for academic achievement, whether a student wishes to pursue an academic or a vocational pathway. Our flexible and comprehensive curriculum provides real opportunities for each student to achieve and develop their full potential, whether it be spiritually, intellectually, aesthetically or physically.

Liston College’s commitment to achievement is demonstrated through a range of learning experiences: a broad curriculum at all levels, learning support and ESOL, and an excellence in learning and teaching. The school sets high academic standards and provides modern facilities in an atmosphere which educates young men in a Christian environment centred on Catholic Values in the tradition of Edmund Rice.

A number of teachers are employed for the teaching of English and the support of International Students at Liston College. Classrooms and resources are dedicated to the students and the teachers are available to both teach English and assist with other subjects.

International Students arriving at Liston College:

We understand that creating a home away from home is essential for International Students to do well academically and to enjoy their time in New Zealand. Our homestay staff are responsible for organising and monitoring homestay arrangements as well as ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all students placed in Liston College homestays.

All International Students enrolled at Liston College are required to be in homestay accommodation organised by the College or our contracted homestay agency or in a homestay approved by the College, in accordance with the Code of Practice guidelines. (A Year 7 or 8 student can only live with his parents or a responsible adult relative or family member (not an agent) nominated in writing by the students parents).

• Are assessed for their English language ability and then placed into appropriate subject choices.

• Will have timetables made to suit the individual students language ability and their curriculum needs.

• Can access all options available (depending upon their standard of English).

• Are enrolled in an ESOL language programme (English for Speakers of Other Languages), tailored to suit the individual students needs.

Options Available – Senior School (Years 11-13) Level 3 NCEA

Religious Studies**

Religious Studies**

Religious Studies**

English

English

English IELTS (International Students only) Classical Studies

Drama

Drama

Mathematics or

Mathematics US Mathematics**

Applied Maths**

(Two Year Programme)

Statistics Calculus Computer Studies**

Computer Studies**

Computer Studies**

Science

Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Physics

Physics

Physics

Geography

Geography

Geography

History

History

History

Art

Art

Painting / Sculpture

Photography

Photography

Japanese

Japanese

Japanese

Music

Music

Music

Year 7

Year 8

Year 9

Year 10

Economics

Economics

Economics

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Religious Studies

Accounting

Accounting

Accounting Management Studies**

English

English

English

English

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

(Two Year Programme)

Science

Science

Science

Science

Social Studies

Social Studies

Social Studies

Social Studies

Japanese

Physical Education

Physical Education

Physical Education

Visual Art

Digital Technology

Art

Accounting

Phys Ed (academic)

Technology

Financial Literacy

Drama

Art

Adventure Tourism

Taha Maori

Japanese

Economics

Drama

Music

Music

Japanese

Economics

Applied Science**

History of Art

Graphics Technology

Graphics Technology Elementary Carpentry Skills**

Graphics Technology

(Two Year Programme)

Phys Ed (academic)

Phys Ed (academic)

Phys Ed ** Gateway** ESOL** Compulsory Two Year Programme ** Unit Standards offered Some subjects offer Unit Standards in addition to Achievements

• Knowledge that all homestays have been through a thorough checking procedure.

• An opportunity to be part of a Kiwi family when away from home.

• Offers a safe, clean and welcoming environment for students to come home to at the end of each day.

• Provides guidance and support to students outside school time.

• Provides an opportunity for students to learn something of the New Zealand way of life.

• Provides additional support for practicing and improving English speaking and listening skills.

• Includes all meals, washing of clothes, heating and local phone calls.

To get the most out of experiencing New Zealand life, Liston College offers the following service to the International Students in Homestay accommodation organised by the College.

• Will have their academic progress closely monitored.

Level 2 NCEA

The benefits of a College organised homestay:

Liston College Offers:

• Can access ESOL classes at all times.

Level 1 NCEA

can you stay when attending Liston College?

Subjects Available – Junior School (Years 7-10)

General Studies**

General Studies**

Health

Technology

Music

Graphics

ESOL**

ESOL**

ICT

Visual Art

Technology

Japanese

Note: • Courses are offered subject to staffing and student numbers • Multi-level study is available at Levels 1 – 3 NCEA • ESOL classes are for approved students only • Correspondence courses are by approval of the Principal

Physical Education

Music

Sport

Technology Year 8 choose four (1/2 year each) Core Options

Year 9 choose two

Year 10 choose two

Note: ESOL classes are placed according to students needs and their English ability.

• All families have been visited and undergone a New Zealand Police Vet to ensure the suitability for being a homestay family.

• Pre placement inspection of house and family by our Homestay Manager.

• Regular check-up and monitoring of homestay situations.

• Communication between the homestay family and the student is encouraged prior to the placement of the International Student if he is overseas at the time of application.

• Airport pick-up can be arranged.

• Accommodation in high quality, executive style homes.

• The homestay accommodation will be close to Liston College or close to transport links.

• Own room for the student unless specifically asked for otherwise.

• Provision to change homestay if either the student or the family is not satisfied¹.

• Requirement on homestay parents to monitor and supervise the student, and to set and maintain reasonable standards of behaviour and study. ¹ Where the student or his parents wish to change homestay, another Placement Fee will be charged

What

How

will it cost to study at Liston College?

TUITION FEES This fee covers all course costs (see below for al inclusions and exclusions).

This fee also includes: • The Catholic Schools’ Office Attendance Dues and Levy • The NZ Government Levy

$13,000

First Year

$12,000

returning students

ADMINISTRATION / PASTORAL CARE FEE Administration / Pastoral Care Fee Costs related with general administration, airport pickup, the monitoring of home stays and designated care as well as other costs associated with the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

$500¹

TOTAL FEE COST

$13,500

This fee must be paid before a Student Visa can be issued²

$3375 / term

for 4 terms

do we support

I have been a student a t Liston since time, I have year 7. Duri found that L ng this opportunitie iston Colleg s in many w e has given ays. This ye me ar I am a sc hool Prefect .

Thanakorn, Thailand International Students?

At Liston College we provide a range of comprehensive guidance and support services throughout their stay at Liston College. This ensures that the College meets the various personal, academic and future vocational needs that may be of a concern to International Students and their parents. The services that we offer provide the help and support needed by our students.

External Examination Fees³ (Years 11-13 - NCEA Level 1,2 and 3) School Uniform Insurance4

• Regular visits to homestays.

Form Teacher

The Dean of International Students oversees the general welfare of all International Students. The services provided include:

• Peer support and mentoring for International Students.

$500³

• International Students assembly once a week.

$506³

• Educational, career and personal guidance support.

• After hours support if necessary.

Placement Fee5

$200

Weekly Fee

$240

PERSONAL • All travel arrangements to and from Auckland, New Zealand are the responsibility of the individual student • Pocket money is generally the responsibility of the students family • Travel by bus or train will be a student expense All costs include Goods and Service Tax (GST)

REFUNDS Please note that once a student has started at Liston College, refunds can only be made in exceptional circumstances as per the School Policy on Withdrawal and Refund of Fees, as well as the Code of Practice.

Please read the section on Withdrawal and Refund of Fees.

NOTES: ¹ Paid in full, even when a student is enrolled for only part of an academic year. ² A Student Visa will be issued for the same period of time as the Tuition Fees have been paid for. ³ The costs are as at 1 March 2011. These will be charged at the prevailing rate at the time of enrolment.

4 A condition of enrolment is proof of a Comprehensive Insurance cover. This can be arranged through the school if required.

5 Paid only on enrolment or if a student moves home stays.

If a student in Year 11 to 13 wishes to sit external examination to gain New Zealand qualifications, fees will vary according to the qualifications sought and the year level the student is studying at. This is set by NZQA and is presently $375.

International Dean

• Parents receiving regular communication and progress reports from the College.

Student Welfare

$375³

ACCOMODATION - School organised Home Stay

We provide an extensive network of personnel to support International Students while they are at Liston College. These include: International Students have access to an International Dean as well as a Level Dean. The International Dean is available to specifically assist International Students with day to day issues that they may have as well as courses study, visa requirements, homestay questions, health issues, account queries and parental enquiries. The International Dean interviews each International Student on a regular basis to monitor academic performance and general welfare.

• Regular interviews with students to ensure that they are happy, well cared for and making good progress.

OTHER RELATED EXPENSES

Pastoral Support

English Language Support

Each International Student enrolled at Liston College has access to English Learning Support and ESOL programmes. This includes: • Small group tuition as part of ESOL support.

• Additional hours of ESOL support depending upon student need.

• Senior students are prepared for English Literacy standards for qualifications and entry into New Zealand Universities.

Each student is assigned to a Form Class, with whom they will stay with during their time at Liston College. They are the first link in the College’s Guidance network. The Form Teacher has special responsibility for the welfare and progress of all students in their Form Class.

Guidance Counsellor

The Guidance Counsellor is available to all International Students enrolled at Liston College. The Guidance Councellor may be accessed directly by students to discuss any matter – academic, personal, careers, health etc.

Careers and Tertiary Guidance

International Students can access Tertiary studies information as well Careers information from the College’s Career’s Advisor.

Health Nurse

A Health nurse visits the College on a regular basis and is available free to International Students.

School Activities

International Students are encouraged to take part in the life of the College. This includes being involved in numerous activities offered at the College: • Sports teams such as soccer, basketball, volley ball, rugby etc.

• Drama and Performing Arts.

• Music performance and groups – individual tuition is available in some circumstances.

• Special Character groups.

• Peer Support and Peer Mentoring Programmes.

• Leadership opportunities.

What do the Tuition fees include?

• • • •

• • • •

Tuition.

Text books.

Subject and sports fees.

Trips during the school day – educational experiences out of the classroom.

Stationery.

Additional tuition in English language and academic skills during the course of study.

Access to a Dean and the College Counsellor who will help with any problems students may have.

Access to sporting and computer facilities and College Library.

What is not included in the Tuition fees?

• • • • • • • • • • •

Insurance.

Purchase of School Uniform.

Homestay Placement Fee. Homestay costs.

Travel costs to and from school by train or bus.

Holiday excusions.

Personal requirements.

Pocket money.

Overnight trips / school camps.

Insurance costs.

NZQA Examination Fees.

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Liston College is committed to promoting the worth and self esteem of each individual student through an education aimed at the whole person. The College is small enough to have a friendly atmosphere in which teachers know students well, while also being able to offer subjects necessary for success in all examinations and future careers. The College has demanding academic standards and student achievement is high in both examinations and in subsequent tertiary education.

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13,000.00

Tuition fees for 39 weeks

Administration Fee

500.00

Insurance¹

510.00

Liston College:

Homestay Costs

• Offers an education based on Christian values.

$240 per week x 45 weeks (including term holidays)

• Provides a student focused environment where learning is central.

The total cost of study at Liston College and living in New Zealand for an academic year* would be approximately

• Is where academic excellence is a priority.

10,800.00

NZ $24,810.00

Other Expenses

• Has the ability to meet diverse curriculum needs of International Students.

Travel to / from school (where necessary)

780.00

• Provides a wide range of student support services.

39 weeks @ $20/week

• Is an ideal stepping stone between school and university or employment.

Pocket money ($NZ 25.00 per week) Trips (outside school hours)

400.00

• Is an International Catholic Boy’s College, where students will feel welcome and encouraged to excel in all areas of College life.

Homestay Placement Fee¹

200.00

Uniform²

500.00

• Provides the advantages of a continuous education from Year 7 to 13 within a caring family atmosphere.

Examination fees³ (Year 11-13 students)

375.00

• Is a place where students are encouraged to build their leadership and communication skills and become part of the College life.

* An academic year (including term holidays) is 45 weeks approx ¹ Once only fee unless the student changes homestays ² Once only fee. This will be charged at the prevailing rate ³ Payable each year for Level 1 to 3 NCEA entry

Notes:

• Offers cultural, sporting, musical and leadership opportunities for all students to participate in.

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• A quality education in a welcoming environment.

• Quality homestays.

• Excellent facilities.

• The benefits of a small school with a comprehensive curriculum.

• Assists you to become fluent in speaking, reading and writing English.

• Supports you to gain qualifications to enable entry to Polytechnics or Universities world wide.

• Helps you reach your academic and personal goals.

• Challenges you to be the best person you possibly can be.

• Shares with you our culture and experiences as well as our heritage and history.

• Makes available to you a variety of leadership opportunities.

• Assists you with advice and information on your subject choices, qualifications and tertiary programmes.

• Offers you a safe and caring school environment.

• Provides you personal guidance and support.

• Assists you to settle in with a comprehensive orientation programme.

• Provides you with the opportunity to become involved in many activities outside school, such as sports and cultural activities as well as opportunities and experiences such as: learning to ski, mountain biking, white water rafting, rock climbing etc.

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Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the New Zealand Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at: www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Withdrawals and Refunds of Fees

All refunds of tuition fees to International Students withdrawing from Liston College are at the discretion of the Board of Trustees. Application for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees setting out the special circumstances of the claim.

Refund of Tuition fees If a student decides against coming to Liston College, tuition fees will be refunded minus a NZ$500 administration fee.

Once an International Student has arrived in New Zealand, refunds (less a NZ$500 administration fee) will be made only in the most exceptional circumstances (i.e. return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member) and then only partial refund may be made as the School will have incurred costs on the student’s behalf for the whole year.

The refund policy of the Liston College Board of Trustees is set out below, based on Section 4B(7) of the New Zealand Education Amendment (No.4) Act 1991. In arriving at their decision, the Board of Trustees will take into consideration the special circumstances of the withdrawing student and; • Costs already incurred by the Board.

• The salaries of the teachers and support staff and any other components of the fee committed for the duration of the course.

• An amount which covers the use of facilities and resources to the date of the withdrawal.

• The proportion of the Government or the Catholic School Levies the school is required to pay.

• Any other costs already incurred.

Please note: • No refund will be made to a student who is excluded from the school by the Board of Trustees¹.

• International Students who gain permanent residence or parents who gain work visas after the course has commenced will not be eligible for a refund.

¹ Where a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

Homestay Fees Outstanding homestay fees will be refunded if the contract for tuition at Liston College or its contracted homestay agency, is terminated. Two weeks notice, or payment of two weeks fees in lieu of notice, must be given. The placement fee is not refundable.

How to apply for Refunds All refunds of tuition fees to withdrawing International Students are at the discretion of the Liston College Board of Trustees.

Applications for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees, setting out the special circumstances of the claim, such as return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member. This application should include any supporting documents (eg. medical certificates, tickets for return journey etc.)

Immigration: Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through the New Zealand Immigration Service, and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration. govt.nz Eligibility for Health Services: Most International Students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publiclyfunded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website at www.moh.govt.nz Accident Insurance: The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but students may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC website at www.acc.co.nz Medical and Travel Insurance: International students must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. Students can either have a cover arranged by Liston College or produce evidence at the time of enrolment that they have insurance cover from another company that meets the Code requirement.

As at 1 March 2011, every attempt was made to present accurate information in this prospectus.

Liston College reserves the right to change without notice, programmes, terms and conditions both before and after student enrolment.

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All enquiries and applications to: Mail: International Student Facility Liston College 69 Rathgar Road Auckland 0610 New Zealand

Tel: 0064 9 838 9350 Fax: 0064 9 837 9809 Email: international @ liston.school.nz

visit www.liston.school.nz for more information

Introduction About Liston College Liston College is a small friendly Boy’s College of 800 Year 7 to 13 students (10 -18 years), conveniently located in the heart of Waitakere City only 15 minutes from downtown Auckland City.

Waitakere City is well known for its surf beaches, bush walks, rural character and recreational facilities and mild climate, while having a number of large shopping centres throughout its suburbs.

The College is set in spacious grounds and well resourced with up to date teaching and English Language support facilities as well as specialist rooms, including art and computer rooms, science laboratories, music suites, technology workshops and gymnasium.

Liston College has much experience in offering education to International Students and preparing them for university study. It offers an excellent opportunity and facilities for International Students to come and study at a New Zealand school.

Liston College has both a long term, full time, International Student programme, as well as short term Study Tour programmes. These can be tailored to suit individual needs and circumstances. Homestays can also be arranged.

Liston College has a close relationship with St Dominic’s College, a Year 7 -13 Catholic Girls School, a three minute walk away, and St Paul’s School, a Catholic Primary school, five minute car trip away. Many of our families have children in both Colleges and have had their sons go to St Paul’s School.

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Liston College Enrolment Procedures for International Students PROCESS

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Liston College Enrolment Procedures for International Students PROCESS

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Applicant to complete the following forms

These are the white forms in this pad

Applicant to complete the following forms

These are the white forms in this pad

1. Application for Enrolment form

1. The Enrolment form and Tuition Agreement must be signed by a parent 2. Attach recent school reports and a recent photograph 3. Please read the following sections: • Conditions of enrolment • Withdrawal and refund of fees • Accommodation conditions • School Rules

1. Application for Enrolment form

1. The Enrolment form and Tuition Agreement must be signed by a parent 2. Attach recent school reports and a recent photograph 3. Please read the following sections: • Conditions of enrolment • Withdrawal and refund of fees • Accommodation conditions • School Rules

This means that the student will live with his parents, family member or a responsible close adult relative, not an agent

Indemnity Document (for students living with a

2. International Student Tuition Agreement 3. International Student Homestay Agreement (for school organised homestay) OR Indemnity Document (for students living with a designated Caregiver)

Email, post or fax the forms to:

LISTON COLLEGE Application assessed by Liston College staff

Email: international @ liston.school.nz Mail: International Student Facility

Liston College

69 Rathgar Road Auckland 0610

New Zealand

Fax: 0064 9 837 9809

2. International Student Tuition Agreement 3. International Student Homestay Agreement (for school organised homestay) OR designated Caregiver)

Email, post or fax the forms to:

LISTON COLLEGE Application assessed by Liston College staff

This means that the student will live with his parents, family member or a responsible close adult relative, not an agent

Email: international @ liston.school.nz Mail: International Student Facility

Liston College

69 Rathgar Road Auckland 0610

New Zealand

Fax: 0064 9 837 9809

This will include: • Tuition fees • Home stay placement fee • Home stay accommodation fee OR • Designated Care monitoring Fee • Insurance • Uniform

Enrolment accepted

Applicant’s fees paid to the school

Payable to: Liston College Board of Trustees Account ASB Bank Ltd. Broadway Branch, Auckland, NZ Account No. 12-3039-0320830-00 Swift Code: ASBBNZ2A (Use for International transfers only) students name to be used as reference

Applicant’s fees paid to the school

Payable to: Liston College Board of Trustees Account ASB Bank Ltd. Broadway Branch, Auckland, NZ Account No. 12-3039-0320830-00 Swift Code: ASBBNZ2A (Use for International transfers only) students name to be used as reference

Liston College provides: • Receipt • Confirmed Offer of Place

These documents will need to be used to obtain a Student Visa from New Zealand Immigration

Liston College provides: • Receipt • Confirmed Offer of Place

These documents will need to be used to obtain a Student Visa from New Zealand Immigration

Applicant: • Applies for Visa • Informs Liston College of travel plans

Student Visa application made to a New Zealand Immigration Office

Applicant: • Applies for Visa • Informs Liston College of travel plans

Student Visa application made to a New Zealand Immigration Office

Liston College arranges: • School homestay accommodation • Airport pickup and transfer to homestay

Homestay details forwarded to applicant, along with welcome information

Liston College arranges: • School homestay accommodation • Airport pickup and transfer to homestay

Homestay details forwarded to applicant, along with welcome information

Enrolment accepted Liston College provides: • Invoice • Offer of a Place

Liston College provides: • Invoice • Offer of a Place

This will include: • Tuition fees • Home stay placement fee • Home stay accommodation fee OR • Designated Care monitoring Fee • Insurance • Uniform

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Conditions of Enrolment

Conditions of Enrolment

International Students referred to in these rules are students enrolled at Liston College who do not have permanent residence or citizenship in New Zealand.

International Students referred to in these rules are students enrolled at Liston College who do not have permanent residence or citizenship in New Zealand.

There are a number of conditions that must be fulfilled for an International Student to study at Liston College. These include:

• Payment of all fees and extra costs as outlined in the Homestay / Fees documents

• Compliance with rules of Liston College

• A high standard of behaviour in homestay situations

There are a number of conditions that must be fulfilled for an International Student to study at Liston College. These include:

• Payment of all fees and extra costs as outlined in the Homestay / Fees documents

• Compliance with rules of Liston College

• A high standard of behaviour in homestay situations

The rules of Liston College include:

• The School Code of Conduct

• School Rules as per the School Diary

The rules of Liston College include:

• The School Code of Conduct

• School Rules as per the School Diary

In addition:

1. Students are expected to behave in an orderly, courteous manner and to show consideration towards other people.

In addition:

1. Students are expected to behave in an orderly, courteous manner and to show consideration towards other people.

2. Students are to be tidily dressed in the correct school uniform as set out in the school prospectus.

2. Students are to be tidily dressed in the correct school uniform as set out in the school prospectus.

3. Students are required to attend all classes, on time, and to remain at school throughout the school day.

3. Students are required to attend all classes, on time, and to remain at school throughout the school day.

4. International Students are to reside in a homestay residence approved by the College.

4. International Students are to reside in a homestay residence approved by the College.

5. International Students are not allowed to drive or own a vehicle (car or motorbike) while at Liston College.

5. International Students are not allowed to drive or own a vehicle (car or motorbike) while at Liston College.

6. If students wish to travel independently, Liston College will consider applications if: tudents apply in writing to the Director of International Students at least three weeks prior to the • S proposed travel. A full itinerary is included with details of how the student can be contacted at all times including names and contact details of the supervising adult in charge.

• Signed consent from their parents taking full responsibility for the student’s welfare while they are away.

• A letter from their homestay parents indicating that they have agreed to regular contact conditions with the student during their travel.

6. If students wish to travel independently, Liston College will consider applications if: tudents apply in writing to the Director of International Students at least three weeks prior to the • S proposed travel. A full itinerary is included with details of how the student can be contacted at all times including names and contact details of the supervising adult in charge.

• Signed consent from their parents taking full responsibility for the student’s welfare while they are away.

• A letter from their homestay parents indicating that they have agreed to regular contact conditions with the student during their travel.

(Where students move

homestays, an additional placement fee, at the prevailing rate, is charged to cover vetting and visiting costs.)

(Where students move

homestays, an additional placement fee, at the prevailing rate, is charged to cover vetting and visiting costs.)

If the above rules are breached, or any of the situations listed below occur, the Tuition Agreement may be terminated. If a student wishes to withdraw from the Tuition Agreement, the leaving process must be followed.

If the above rules are breached, or any of the situations listed below occur, the Tuition Agreement may be terminated. If a student wishes to withdraw from the Tuition Agreement, the leaving process must be followed.

Circumstances in which Liston College may terminate tuition:

Circumstances in which Liston College may terminate tuition:

• In the event of continued, unexplained absenteeism • The exclusion or expulsion of a student in accordance with the Ministry of Education (Stand-down, Suspension, Exclusion and Expulsion) Rules 1999 • Provision of false or misleading information about the student on enrolment • Inadequate progress by the student • Failure by the parent / student to pay fees • Where Liston College is unable to guarantee accommodation due to the student’s behaviour • In the event of criminal behaviour by the student

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

• In the event of continued, unexplained absenteeism • The exclusion or expulsion of a student in accordance with the Ministry of Education (Stand-down, Suspension, Exclusion and Expulsion) Rules 1999 • Provision of false or misleading information about the student on enrolment • Inadequate progress by the student • Failure by the parent / student to pay fees • Where Liston College is unable to guarantee accommodation due to the student’s behaviour • In the event of criminal behaviour by the student

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

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Application for Enrolment at Liston College

Application for Enrolment at Liston College

(International Students – Application for Tuition)

(International Students – Application for Tuition)

Liston College is a signatory to the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

Liston College is a signatory to the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

Instructions:

Instructions:

Please complete all parts of this enrolment form and return to Liston College. This form consists of 3 pages.

Please complete all parts of this enrolment form and return to Liston College. This form consists of 3 pages.

All of the information collected in this Enrolment Form is CONFIDENTIAL and is covered by the Privacy Act 1993 and the Education Act 1989. This information is held at Liston College, 69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, and is available to the Staff, Members of the Board of Trustees, PTFA, and the Old Boys Association.

All of the information collected in this Enrolment Form is CONFIDENTIAL and is covered by the Privacy Act 1993 and the Education Act 1989. This information is held at Liston College, 69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, and is available to the Staff, Members of the Board of Trustees, PTFA, and the Old Boys Association.

1. Personal Information

1. Personal Information

Full Name: ________________________________

___________________________________________

Full Name: ________________________________

___________________________________________

Preferred Name: ______________________________________

Date of Birth: _______ / _______ / _______

Preferred Name: ______________________________________

Date of Birth: _______ / _______ / _______

Nationality: __________________________________________

First Language: _______________________

Nationality: __________________________________________

First Language: _______________________

Passport issued by: ___________________________________

Passport Number: _____________________

Passport issued by: ___________________________________

Passport Number: _____________________

Family name

Father’s Full Name:

Given names

Family name

Father’s Full Name:

Father’s Address:

Father’s Telephone/Fax:

Father’s Telephone/Fax:

Father’s Email:

Father’s Email:

Mother’s Full Name:

Mother’s Full Name:

Mother’s Address (if different from Father):

Mother’s Address (if different from Father):

Mother’s Telephone/Fax:

Mother’s Telephone/Fax:

Mother’s Email:

Mother’s Email:

2. Health

Father’s Address:

Given names

2. Health

Does your son / this student have any medical conditions? (including minor allergies, e.g. hayfever) Details:

Yes / No

Does your son / this student have any medical conditions? (including minor allergies, e.g. hayfever) Details:

Yes / No

Does your son / this student take medication regularly?

Details:

Yes / No

Does your son / this student take medication regularly?

Details:

Yes / No

If your son / this student is sick at school and requires medication, is the school permitted to give him Panadol?

Yes / No If yes, how many tablets?

1 tablet / 2 tablets

If your son / this student is sick at school and requires medication, is the school permitted to give him Panadol?

Yes / No If yes, how many tablets?

1 tablet / 2 tablets

3. Length of Stay

3. Length of Stay

Long term - One Academic year

Long term - Less that one year Dates: Start:_____________________ Finish: _________________

Long term - Less that one year Dates: Start:_____________________ Finish: _________________

Short term - 1 term or less Dates: Start:_____________________ Finish: _________________

Short term - 1 term or less Dates: Start:_____________________ Finish: _________________

✓

✓

Long term - One Academic year

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4. Insurance

4. Insurance

Please Note: It is a legal requirement that all International Students must have travel / medical insurance.

Please Note: It is a legal requirement that all International Students must have travel / medical insurance.

Please give details of your policy (please provide a copy as well):

Insurance Company:

Policy Number:

Policy Expiry Date:

Please give details of your policy (please provide a copy as well):

Insurance Company:

Policy Number:

Policy Expiry Date:

5. Accommodation

5. Accommodation

An International Student studying at Liston College must live in a Liston College approved accommodation with: a.

His parents or;

b. A responsible adult relative or family member (not an agent) nominated in writing by the students parents or;

c. A homestay family, which must be arranged through the College or it’s contracted homestay agency

An International Student studying at Liston College must live in a Liston College approved accommodation with: a.

His parents or;

b. A responsible adult relative or family member (not an agent) nominated in writing by the students parents or;

c. A homestay family, which must be arranged through the College or it’s contracted homestay agency

Please Note: Students are NOT permitted to flat or live with other students without a homestay caregiver.

Please Note: Students are NOT permitted to flat or live with other students without a homestay caregiver.

✓ Which of the following types of accommodation does your son / this student expect to live in (tick one box):

✓ Which of the following types of accommodation does your son / this student expect to live in (tick one box):

1. With parent(s)

1. With parent(s)

2. With a designated caregiver (Please complete an Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver)

2. With a designated caregiver (Please complete an Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver)

3. At a Liston College supplied homestay family (Please complete the Student Homestay Contract)

3. At a Liston College supplied homestay family (Please complete the Student Homestay Contract)

Please provide accommodation details below if not staying at a Liston College supplied homestay.

Please provide accommodation details below if not staying at a Liston College supplied homestay.

Name:

Name:

Address:

Address:

Day time telephone: Cell phone:

Email:

Evening telephone:

Day time telephone:

Fax:

Cell phone:

@

Evening telephone:

Email:

Fax: @

6. Level of Study

6. Level of Study

What level does your son / this student wish to enter Liston College at: ✓

What level does your son / this student wish to enter Liston College at: ✓

Pre-University / NCEA level 3 – Year 13 (Form 7)

Pre-University / NCEA level 3 – Year 13 (Form 7)

NCEA Level 2 – Year 12 (Form 6)

NCEA Level 2 – Year 12 (Form 6)

NCEA Level 1 – Year 11 (Form 5)

NCEA Level 1 – Year 11 (Form 5)

Year 10 (Form 4)

Year 10 (Form 4)

Year 9 (Form 3)

Year 9 (Form 3)

Year 8 (Form 2)

Year 8 (Form 2)

Year 7 (Form 1)

Year 7 (Form 1)

7. Academic Record

7. Academic Record

Please attach a copy of your son / this student’s most recent school report. If it is not in English, please arrange translation of subjects and results:

Please attach a copy of your son / this student’s most recent school report. If it is not in English, please arrange translation of subjects and results:

Name of most recent examination: Year this examination completed:

Name of most recent examination: Year this examination completed:

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8. Recruitment Agent Information

8. Recruitment Agent Information

This section must be completed if a recruitment agent has assisted in the completion of this application.

This section must be completed if a recruitment agent has assisted in the completion of this application.

Name of Company:

Name of Company:

Address of Company:

Address of Company:

Telephone:

Email:

Fax:

Telephone:

@

Email:

Fax: @

Parental Declaration

Parental Declaration

Parent Signature: __________________________________________________

Parent Signature: __________________________________________________

9. Contract

9. Contract

a) I agree to pay all fees and extra costs as outlined in the Homestay / Fees documents.

a) I agree to pay all fees and extra costs as outlined in the Homestay / Fees documents.

b) I have read and understood the Liston College Refund Policy for International Students (Schedule 1 to the International Tuition Agreement).

b) I have read and understood the Liston College Refund Policy for International Students (Schedule 1 to the International Tuition Agreement).

c) I accept the right of Liston College to change the student’s course of study if this is seen to be in the best interests of the student.

c) I accept the right of Liston College to change the student’s course of study if this is seen to be in the best interests of the student.

d) I give permission for my son to undergo any emergency dental or medical procedures.

d) I give permission for my son to undergo any emergency dental or medical procedures.

e) I understand that the student may not own or drive a vehicle while he is a student at Liston College.

e) I understand that the student may not own or drive a vehicle while he is a student at Liston College.

f) I understand that the Tuition Agreement may be terminated by Liston College if this Student breaches any of the rules or requirements of enrolment at Liston College or is excluded from the College by the Board of Trustees.

f) I understand that the Tuition Agreement may be terminated by Liston College if this Student breaches any of the rules or requirements of enrolment at Liston College or is excluded from the College by the Board of Trustees.

g) I understand that where the Tuition Agreement is terminated and / or a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

g) I understand that where the Tuition Agreement is terminated and / or a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

h) I accept the right of Liston College to make a change to the student’s homestay if this is seen to be in the best interests of the student.

h) I accept the right of Liston College to make a change to the student’s homestay if this is seen to be in the best interests of the student.

I have contacted the above named company to assist me to complete an application for a study place at Liston College.

Name of signatory

Signed: (Father/Mother/Guardian)

Date:

✓

❏ ❏ ❏ ❏

I have contacted the above named company to assist me to complete an application for a study place at Liston College.

Name of signatory

Signed: (Father/Mother/Guardian)

Date:

✓

Please provide a copy of the following (at the time of emailing / faxing or posting this application):

Your son / this student’s most recent school report (translated into English) Your son / this student’s insurance document A copy of your son / this student’s Passport and Visa (if available) A recent passport sized photograph of your son / this student

Homestay forms (if not living with parents in New Zealand) ❏ Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver

or ❏ Student Homestay Contract

Please forward completed Application Form to:

International Students Faculty Liston College

69 Rathgar Road Henderson

Auckland, New Zealand

Telephone: 0064 9 838 9350 Fax: 0064 9 837 9809 Email: international@liston.school.nz Remove these three pages and scan / email or fax to Liston College along with other relevant information and forms.

❏ ❏ ❏ ❏

Please provide a copy of the following (at the time of emailing / faxing or posting this application):

Your son / this student’s most recent school report (translated into English) Your son / this student’s insurance document A copy of your son / this student’s Passport and Visa (if available) A recent passport sized photograph of your son / this student

Homestay forms (if not living with parents in New Zealand) ❏ Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver

or ❏ Student Homestay Contract

Please forward completed Application Form to:

International Students Faculty Liston College

69 Rathgar Road Henderson

Auckland, New Zealand

Telephone: 0064 9 838 9350 Fax: 0064 9 837 9809 Email: international@liston.school.nz Remove these three pages and scan / email or fax to Liston College along with other relevant information and forms.

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Liston College International Student Tuition Agreement

Liston College

Liston College International Student Tuition Agreement

PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

(Contract between Parent and School)

Student’s Name (as it appears on the Student’s passport)

……………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………

In Christ We Live

Passport Number: ………………………………………

Expiry Date: ………………………………………

Expiry Date: ………………………………………

Parent Name:

Parent Name:

……………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………

Address: …………………………………………………………………

Address: …………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………………………………..

……………………………………………………………………………..

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……………………………………………………………………………..

Phone: ……………………..…………………………………

Phone: ……………………..…………………………………

Email: ……………………..…………………………………

Email: ……………………..…………………………………

Execution

Execution

the following 4 pages)

I have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in and agree to them (this agreement consists of 5 pages).

the following 4 pages)

Full Name: ___________________________________________________

Full Name: ___________________________________________________

Relationship to Student (Father / Mother / Other)

Relationship to Student (Father / Mother / Other)

Describe Other: ____________________________________________________________

Describe Other: ____________________________________________________________

Signed: _________________________________________________

Signed: _________________________________________________

In Christ We Live

I have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in and agree to them (this agreement consists of 5 pages).

Date: _____________________

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PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

(Contract between Parent and School)

Student’s Name (as it appears on the Student’s passport)

Passport Number: ………………………………………

Liston College

Date: _____________________ 69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

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Agreement Wording

Agreement Wording

If LISTON COLLEGE (“School”) accepts the Student named (“Student”) in the Application form for tuition in New Zealand, the following terms and conditions shall apply:

If LISTON COLLEGE (“School”) accepts the Student named (“Student”) in the Application form for tuition in New Zealand, the following terms and conditions shall apply:

1. The School shall provide tuition in accordance with the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice for Pastoral Care of International Students.

1. The School shall provide tuition in accordance with the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice for Pastoral Care of International Students.

2. The School shall approve and monitor homestay or designated care in accordance with the requirements of the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice.

2. The School shall approve and monitor homestay or designated care in accordance with the requirements of the New Zealand Ministry of Education Code of Practice.

3. The Parents or legal guardians of the Student who have signed the application for tuition on behalf of the Student (“Parents”) irrevocably appoint and authorise the Principal of the School (or other such person as may be appointed by the School to carry out the Principal’s duties) to:

3.1 Receive information from any person, authority or corporate body concerning the student, but not limited to, medical education or welfare information;

3.2 Provide consents in respect of any activity carried out and authorised by the School;

3.3 Receive financial information relating to the student, including bank accounts or income of the Student while in New Zealand;

3.4 Provide consents that may be necessary to be given on the Student’s behalf in the event of a medical emergency where it is not reasonably practicable to contact the Parents.

3. The Parents or legal guardians of the Student who have signed the application for tuition on behalf of the Student (“Parents”) irrevocably appoint and authorise the Principal of the School (or other such person as may be appointed by the School to carry out the Principal’s duties) to:

3.1 Receive information from any person, authority or corporate body concerning the student, but not limited to, medical education or welfare information;

3.2 Provide consents in respect of any activity carried out and authorised by the School;

3.3 Receive financial information relating to the student, including bank accounts or income of the Student while in New Zealand;

3.4 Provide consents that may be necessary to be given on the Student’s behalf in the event of a medical emergency where it is not reasonably practicable to contact the Parents.

4. The Parents irrevocably authorise the Principal of the school to advise the student’s homestay hosts (whether or not arranged through the School) of all matters and information required to be provided to parents of any student under the Education Act 1989 and agree to appoint the homestay hosts as their agents in New Zealand to receive such information in substitution for the Parents.

4. The Parents irrevocably authorise the Principal of the school to advise the student’s homestay hosts (whether or not arranged through the School) of all matters and information required to be provided to parents of any student under the Education Act 1989 and agree to appoint the homestay hosts as their agents in New Zealand to receive such information in substitution for the Parents.

5. The Parents agree to provide the School with academic, medical or other information relating to the wellbeing of the student as may be requested from time to time by the School.

5. The Parents agree to provide the School with academic, medical or other information relating to the wellbeing of the student as may be requested from time to time by the School.

6. The School shall use its best endeavours to ensure the safety, health and wellbeing of the student but shall not be liable for:

• Any damage or harm caused to the Student or the Student’s property arising out of the Student’s homestay (whether or not such homestay was arranged by or through the School).

• Any damage or harm caused to the Student or the Student’s property while attending the School unless the harm was a result of gross negligence on the part of the School.

• Any damage or harm caused to the student or the student’s property outside of normal school hours and in the case of Student’s property, shall not be responsible for any damage to such property that may occur outside the School’s premises.

6. The School shall use its best endeavours to ensure the safety, health and wellbeing of the student but shall not be liable for:

• Any damage or harm caused to the Student or the Student’s property arising out of the Student’s homestay (whether or not such homestay was arranged by or through the School).

• Any damage or harm caused to the Student or the Student’s property while attending the School unless the harm was a result of gross negligence on the part of the School.

• Any damage or harm caused to the student or the student’s property outside of normal school hours and in the case of Student’s property, shall not be responsible for any damage to such property that may occur outside the School’s premises.

7. Without restricting clause 6, but subject to clause 8, the School’s liability in relation to the supply of services to the Parent is limited to the amount of fees paid by the Parent for provision of the services in respect of which liability arises.

7. Without restricting clause 6, but subject to clause 8, the School’s liability in relation to the supply of services to the Parent is limited to the amount of fees paid by the Parent for provision of the services in respect of which liability arises.

8. Nothing in this Agreement limits any rights the Parent’s and/or student may have under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

8. Nothing in this Agreement limits any rights the Parent’s and/or student may have under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

9. Either party may terminate this Agreement upon three weeks written notice. If the Agreement is terminated, the Refunds Policy for International Students shall apply.

9. Either party may terminate this Agreement upon three weeks written notice. If the Agreement is terminated, the Refunds Policy for International Students shall apply.

10. It is acknowledged that the suspension, expulsion and exclusion of student provisions as set out in the Education Act 1989 shall apply to the Student in New Zealand. Any decision under these provisions to expel or exclude the Student shall terminate this Agreement and the refunds policy shall apply. The Parent shall have no claim in damages or for any compensation if this Agreement is terminated in these circumstances.

10. It is acknowledged that the suspension, expulsion and exclusion of student provisions as set out in the Education Act 1989 shall apply to the Student in New Zealand. Any decision under these provisions to expel or exclude the Student shall terminate this Agreement and the refunds policy shall apply. The Parent shall have no claim in damages or for any compensation if this Agreement is terminated in these circumstances.

11. Neither party shall be in default or in breach of their obligations under this Agreement to the extent that the performance of those obligations is prevented by an event of force majeur. Force majeur means an event beyond the reasonable control of the party seeking to rely on force majeur.

11. Neither party shall be in default or in breach of their obligations under this Agreement to the extent that the performance of those obligations is prevented by an event of force majeur. Force majeur means an event beyond the reasonable control of the party seeking to rely on force majeur.

12. This Agreement shall be construed and take effect in accordance with the domestic laws of New Zealand. In relation to any legal action or proceedings arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, the Parents irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts of New Zealand, agree that proceedings may be brought before any Court, including any forum constituted under the Arbitration Act 1908 within New Zealand, and waive any objection to proceedings in any such court or forum on the grounds of venue or on the grounds that the proceedings have been brought in an inconvenient forum.

12. This Agreement shall be construed and take effect in accordance with the domestic laws of New Zealand. In relation to any legal action or proceedings arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, the Parents irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts of New Zealand, agree that proceedings may be brought before any Court, including any forum constituted under the Arbitration Act 1908 within New Zealand, and waive any objection to proceedings in any such court or forum on the grounds of venue or on the grounds that the proceedings have been brought in an inconvenient forum.

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13. The Parents agree that the student will comply with school rules and policies including the School Rules for International Students set out in Schedule 2.

13. The Parents agree that the student will comply with school rules and policies including the School Rules for International Students set out in Schedule 2.

14. If an application for homestay has been made by or on behalf of the student then this shall be subject to the undertakings and agreements set out in the Homestay agreement.

14. If an application for homestay has been made by or on behalf of the student then this shall be subject to the undertakings and agreements set out in the Homestay agreement.

15. Notices given under this Agreement must be in writing and given to the addresses set out in the Application forms.

Those sent by post shall be deemed to have been received five days after posting.

15. Notices given under this Agreement must be in writing and given to the addresses set out in the Application forms.

Those sent by post shall be deemed to have been received five days after posting.

16. This Agreement shall consist of the Application for Tuition and this Tuition Agreement including the attached Schedules 1 and 2. This Agreement contains the entire understanding of the parties and overrides any prior promises, representations, understandings or agreements. The Terms of the Agreement may be changed by the School in writing to the Parents and shall continue in force while the Student is enrolled within the School.

16. This Agreement shall consist of the Application for Tuition and this Tuition Agreement including the attached Schedules 1 and 2. This Agreement contains the entire understanding of the parties and overrides any prior promises, representations, understandings or agreements. The Terms of the Agreement may be changed by the School in writing to the Parents and shall continue in force while the Student is enrolled within the School.

17. The Parents acknowledge that:

a) P ersonal information of Parents and/or student collected or held by the School is provided and may be held, used and disclosed to enable the School to process the Application for Tuition, provide tuition and homestay services to the Student, provide to the Student and/or Parents advice or information concerning products and services the School believes may be of interest to the Student and /or Parents and to enable the School to communicate with the Student and / or Parents for any purpose.

b) All personal information provided to the School is collected and will be held by the School at 69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, Auckland, Phone: 09 838 9350 or Fax 09 837 9809.

c) If the Student/Parents fail to provide any information requested in the Application for Tuition, the School may be unable to process the application.

d) The Student/Parents authorise the School to obtain at any time from any person or entity any information it requires to process and/or accept the Application for Tuition or to perform or complete any of the other purposes under this Agreement. The Parents authorise any such person to release to the School any personal information that person holds concerning the Student / Parents.

17. The Parents acknowledge that:

a) P ersonal information of Parents and/or student collected or held by the School is provided and may be held, used and disclosed to enable the School to process the Application for Tuition, provide tuition and homestay services to the Student, provide to the Student and/or Parents advice or information concerning products and services the School believes may be of interest to the Student and /or Parents and to enable the School to communicate with the Student and / or Parents for any purpose.

b) All personal information provided to the School is collected and will be held by the School at 69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, Auckland, Phone: 09 838 9350 or Fax 09 837 9809.

c) If the Student/Parents fail to provide any information requested in the Application for Tuition, the School may be unable to process the application.

d) The Student/Parents authorise the School to obtain at any time from any person or entity any information it requires to process and/or accept the Application for Tuition or to perform or complete any of the other purposes under this Agreement. The Parents authorise any such person to release to the School any personal information that person holds concerning the Student / Parents.

18. The conditions in this Tuition Agreement apply for the whole of the time that the student is enrolled at Liston College.

18. The conditions in this Tuition Agreement apply for the whole of the time that the student is enrolled at Liston College.

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

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Schedule 1

Schedule 1

Withdrawals and Refunds of Fees

Withdrawals and Refunds of Fees

All refunds of tuition fees to students withdrawing from Liston College are at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.

Application for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees setting out the special circumstances of the claim.

All refunds of tuition fees to students withdrawing from Liston College are at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.

Application for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees setting out the special circumstances of the claim.

Refund of Tuition fees

If a student decides against coming to Liston College, tuition fees will be refunded minus a NZ$500 administration fee.

Refund of Tuition fees

If a student decides against coming to Liston College, tuition fees will be refunded minus a NZ$500 administration fee.

Once a student has arrived in New Zealand refunds, less a NZ$500 administration fee, will be made only in the most exceptional circumstances (i.e. return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member) and then only partial refund may be made as the school will have incurred costs on the student’s behalf for the whole year.

Once a student has arrived in New Zealand refunds, less a NZ$500 administration fee, will be made only in the most exceptional circumstances (i.e. return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member) and then only partial refund may be made as the school will have incurred costs on the student’s behalf for the whole year.

The refund policy of the Liston College Board of Trustees, as set out below, is based on Section 4B(7) of the New Zealand Education Amendment (No.4) Act 1991. In arriving at their decision, the Board of Trustees will take into consideration the special circumstances of the withdrawing student and;

• costs already incurred by the Board

• the salaries of the teachers and support staff and any other components of the fee committed for the duration of the course

• an amount which covers the use of facilities and resources to the date of the withdrawal

• the proportion of the Government or the Catholic School Levies the school is required to pay

• any other costs already incurred

The refund policy of the Liston College Board of Trustees, as set out below, is based on Section 4B(7) of the New Zealand Education Amendment (No.4) Act 1991. In arriving at their decision, the Board of Trustees will take into consideration the special circumstances of the withdrawing student and;

• costs already incurred by the Board

• the salaries of the teachers and support staff and any other components of the fee committed for the duration of the course

• an amount which covers the use of facilities and resources to the date of the withdrawal

• the proportion of the Government or the Catholic School Levies the school is required to pay

• any other costs already incurred

Please note:

• No refund will be made to a student who is excluded from the school by the Board of Trustees¹.

• Students who gain permanent residence or parents who gain work visas after the course has commenced, will not be eligible for a refund.

Please note:

• No refund will be made to a student who is excluded from the school by the Board of Trustees¹.

• Students who gain permanent residence or parents who gain work visas after the course has commenced, will not be eligible for a refund.

¹ Where a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

¹ Where a student is excluded from Liston College, the costs associated with the return journey home will be the responsibility of the parent or guardian, not Liston College.

Homestay Fees

Homestay Fees

Outstanding homestay fees will be refunded if the contract for tuition at Liston College or its contracted homestay agency, is terminated. Two weeks notice, or payment of two weeks fees in lieu of notice, must be given. The placement fee is not refundable.

Outstanding homestay fees will be refunded if the contract for tuition at Liston College or its contracted homestay agency, is terminated. Two weeks notice, or payment of two weeks fees in lieu of notice, must be given. The placement fee is not refundable.

How to apply for Refunds

How to apply for Refunds

All refunds of tuition fees to withdrawing students are at the discretion of the Liston College Board of Trustees.

All refunds of tuition fees to withdrawing students are at the discretion of the Liston College Board of Trustees.

Applications for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees, setting out the special circumstances of the claim, such as return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member. This application should include any supporting documents (eg. medical certificates, tickets for return journey etc.)

Applications for refund must be made in writing to the Board of Trustees, setting out the special circumstances of the claim, such as return home because of serious illness or death of a close family member. This application should include any supporting documents (eg. medical certificates, tickets for return journey etc.)

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

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Schedule 2

Schedule 2

School Rules Rights

School Rules Responsibilities

Rights

Responsibilities

Learning Right

Learning Responsibility

Learning Right

Learning Responsibility

You have a right to a good education by:

Your responsibility is to try your hardest in class and help others learn by:

You have a right to a good education by:

Your responsibility is to try your hardest in class and help others learn by:

• receiving help and assistance when you need it • learning unimpeded • being offered a range of educational opportunities • receiving regular feedback on your progress at school • being well taught ie. receiving lessons that are interesting and that meet your ability level in an environment where there are high standards of work and behaviour.

• following school / class rules and procedures • being at school and to class / activity on time • bringing the correct equipment / books necessary for the class or activity • being attentive and doing quality work • completing all the class work and homework • participating in activities • not interrupting the learning of others • acting on advice given to assist your learning

• receiving help and assistance when you need it • learning unimpeded • being offered a range of educational opportunities • receiving regular feedback on your progress at school • being well taught ie. receiving lessons that are interesting and that meet your ability level in an environment where there are high standards of work and behaviour.

• following school / class rules and procedures • being at school and to class / activity on time • bringing the correct equipment / books necessary for the class or activity • being attentive and doing quality work • completing all the class work and homework • participating in activities • not interrupting the learning of others • acting on advice given to assist your learning

Safety Right

Safety Responsibility

Safety Right

Safety Responsibility

You have the right to feel safe and secure by:

You have the responsibility to ensure that other people and property is safe, secure and cared for by:

You have the right to feel safe and secure by:

You have the responsibility to ensure that other people and property is safe, secure and cared for by:

• your property being safe and respected • being protected against threats to your safety • having a classroom / school environment that is clean, pleasant and well maintained

• following school / class rules and procedures • keeping the school environment / equipment free from litter, graffiti and damage • returning all found property to the school office • labelling your own property • being honest and trustworthy • not bringing to school / using prohibited substances and or forbidden articles • ensuring that others’ property is free from interference

Treatment Right

Treatment Responsibility

You have the right to receive respect from others by:

You have a responsibility to treat others as you would like them to treat you by:

• being free from discrimination and harassment • being treated respectfully and fairly

• • • • • •

Loyalty Right You have the right to expect the College to be highly regarded by its students and community

• your property being safe and respected • being protected against threats to your safety • having a classroom / school environment that is clean, pleasant and well maintained

• following school / class rules and procedures • keeping the school environment / equipment free from litter, graffiti and damage • returning all found property to the school office • labelling your own property • being honest and trustworthy • not bringing to school / using prohibited substances and or forbidden articles • ensuring that others’ property is free from interference

Treatment Right

Treatment Responsibility

You have the right to receive respect from others by:

You have a responsibility to treat others as you would like them to treat you by:

• being free from discrimination and harassment • being treated respectfully and fairly

• • • • • •

Loyalty Responsibility

Loyalty Right

Loyalty Responsibility

You have the responsibility to act in such a way so that the name of the College is respected by:

You have the right to expect the College to be highly regarded by its students and community

You have the responsibility to act in such a way so that the name of the College is respected by:

avoiding “put downs” verbal and physical abuse listening to others using polite language celebrating other peoples’ successes treating others with fairness, respect and dignity following school / class rules and procedures

• wearing the school uniform correctly at all times • being well groomed • behaving in a manner that reflects well on you and the College outside school and at functions • being welcoming to visitors to the College • representing the College with pride • living out the school motto “In Christ we live”

avoiding “put downs” verbal and physical abuse listening to others using polite language celebrating other peoples’ successes treating others with fairness, respect and dignity following school / class rules and procedures

• wearing the school uniform correctly at all times • being well groomed • behaving in a manner that reflects well on you and the College outside school and at functions • being welcoming to visitors to the College • representing the College with pride • living out the school motto “In Christ we live”

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Liston College International Student Homestay Agreement

Liston College

Liston College International Student Homestay Agreement

PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

(For Long Term Students)

(For Long Term Students)

(Contract between Parent and School)

(Contract between Parent and School)

Student’s Name (as it appears on the Student’s passport) ………………………………………..................……………………………………

PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

Student’s Name (as it appears on the Student’s passport) In Christ We Live

………………………………………..................……………………………………

Parent Name: ______________________________________________________

Parent Name: ______________________________________________________

Parent Phone: ______________________________________________________

Parent Phone: ______________________________________________________

Parent Fax: ________________________________________________________

Parent Fax: ________________________________________________________

Parent Email: _______________________ @ _____________________________

Parent Email: _______________________ @ _____________________________

Execution

Execution

the following 4 pages)

I have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in and agree to them (this agreement consists of 5 pages).

the following 4 pages)

I agree to the payment of the Homestay fee (at current weekly rate) payable in advance for 45 weeks, and a Homestay Placement Fee (at the prevailing rate), for the first year, payable to the Liston College Board of Trustees.

I agree to the payment of the Homestay fee (at current weekly rate) payable in advance for 45 weeks, and a Homestay Placement Fee (at the prevailing rate), for the first year, payable to the Liston College Board of Trustees.

Full Name: _________________________________________________________

Full Name: _________________________________________________________

Relationship to Student (Father / Mother / Other)

Relationship to Student (Father / Mother / Other)

Describe Other: ___________________________________________________________________

Describe Other: ___________________________________________________________________

Signed: ____________________________________________________________

Signed: ____________________________________________________________

Date: _____________________

Date: _____________________

Signed (Student): _____________________________________________________

Signed (Student): _____________________________________________________

Date: _____________________

Date: _____________________

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Liston College

In Christ We Live

I have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in and agree to them (this agreement consists of 5 pages).

69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

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telephone 00-64-9 838 9350 facsimile 00-64-9 838 9809 email international@liston.school.nz website www.liston.school.nz

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Homestay Application (Long Term International Students)

Homestay Application (Long Term International Students)

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS PAGE

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS PAGE

Family Name:_____________________________________________________________________________

Family Name:_____________________________________________________________________________

Given Name: _____________________________________________________________________________

Given Name: _____________________________________________________________________________

Nationality: _______________________________________________________________________________

Nationality: _______________________________________________________________________________

Date of Birth: _ ___________________________________________________________________________

Date of Birth: _ ___________________________________________________________________________

Email: _______________________ @ ____________________________

Email: _______________________ @ ____________________________

Mobile: _ _____________________________

Mobile: _ _____________________________

1. Do you have any health or medical problems?

Yes No 2. What is the nature of this? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Are you on any medication?

Yes No 4. What medication are you on? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Do you object to small children in the house?

Yes No 6. Do you object to domestic animals in your home?

Yes No 7. Is there any food you cannot eat?

Yes No 8. What are these foods? ________________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Do you require any special foods?

Yes No 10. What are these foods? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Are you a vegetarian?

Yes No 12. Are there any religious observances your homestay parents should know about? Yes No 13. What are these? _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. What are your hobbies and interests? (e.g. do you require the use of a piano, etc.?) _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 5. Please include any other requests that you may have that will help us make your stay a happy one. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________

1. Do you have any health or medical problems?

Yes No 2. What is the nature of this? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Are you on any medication?

Yes No 4. What medication are you on? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Do you object to small children in the house?

Yes No 6. Do you object to domestic animals in your home?

Yes No 7. Is there any food you cannot eat?

Yes No 8. What are these foods? ________________________________________________________________________________________ 9. Do you require any special foods?

Yes No 10. What are these foods? _________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Are you a vegetarian?

Yes No 12. Are there any religious observances your homestay parents should know about? Yes No 13. What are these? _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. What are your hobbies and interests? (e.g. do you require the use of a piano, etc.?) _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Please include any other requests that you may have that will help us make your stay a happy one. _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________

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Agreement Wording

Agreement Wording

Liston College is a signatory to and complies with the Ministry of Education Code of Practice for International Students.

Every International Student is required to board with a Liston College approved family. This may also be his Parents, Aunt, Uncle, or family friends or a homestay family that the school has chosen. In every case the School must have these details, and the student will be monitored and supported by the School’s Director / Dean of International Students.

Liston College is a signatory to and complies with the Ministry of Education Code of Practice for International Students.

Every International Student is required to board with a Liston College approved family. This may also be his Parents, Aunt, Uncle, or family friends or a homestay family that the school has chosen. In every case the School must have these details, and the student will be monitored and supported by the School’s Director / Dean of International Students.

1. I guarantee the good behaviour of my son in New Zealand. I understand that unacceptable behaviour on the part of my son in the homestay may lead to the termination of my son’s enrolment at Liston College.

1. I guarantee the good behaviour of my son in New Zealand. I understand that unacceptable behaviour on the part of my son in the homestay may lead to the termination of my son’s enrolment at Liston College.

2. I undertake that my son will not leave the homestay to live at another address without the permission of the Director / Dean of International Students.

2. I undertake that my son will not leave the homestay to live at another address without the permission of the Director / Dean of International Students.

3. I undertake to give written notice to Liston College of at least two weeks when I wish my son to change from one homestay to another category of accommodation, such as living with a parent or designated care.

3. I undertake to give written notice to Liston College of at least two weeks when I wish my son to change from one homestay to another category of accommodation, such as living with a parent or designated care.

4. I understand the School’s policy on Withdrawals and Refund of Fees.

4. I understand the School’s policy on Withdrawals and Refund of Fees.

5. I undertake to communicate in a timely and prompt manner about any matter which may affect the School’s ability to carry out its responsibilities effectively, including any changes of address or phone numbers for either ourselves or our son.

5. I undertake to communicate in a timely and prompt manner about any matter which may affect the School’s ability to carry out its responsibilities effectively, including any changes of address or phone numbers for either ourselves or our son.

6. I understand that, in the interests of the personal welfare of my son, the School and the homestay parents may communicate personal information relating to the history, safety and well-being of my son.

6. I understand that, in the interests of the personal welfare of my son, the School and the homestay parents may communicate personal information relating to the history, safety and well-being of my son.

7. I understand that my son may not make any national or international telephone calls from the homestay premises unless the charges are reversed or a calling card is used by my son. If any such calls are made, I guarantee to reimburse the homestay for any costs. All internet use will be by agreement with the homestay parents. From time to time students may be asked to contribute to such costs.

7. I understand that my son may not make any national or international telephone calls from the homestay premises unless the charges are reversed or a calling card is used by my son. If any such calls are made, I guarantee to reimburse the homestay for any costs. All internet use will be by agreement with the homestay parents. From time to time students may be asked to contribute to such costs.

8. I understand that the School will use its best endeavours to ensure the safety, health and well-being of my son while at his homestay, however, the school cannot be liable for any damage or harm caused to my son or my son’s property arising out of my son’s homestay.

8. I understand that the School will use its best endeavours to ensure the safety, health and well-being of my son while at his homestay, however, the school cannot be liable for any damage or harm caused to my son or my son’s property arising out of my son’s homestay.

9. I understand that as an International Student, my son is not permitted to own or drive a car whilst attending Liston College.

10. The Director / Dean of International Students will be the mediator in any disagreement between my son and the homestay parents.

11. From time to time I may be asked to pay a holding deposit / fee for my son’s room over the summer holiday period.

It is the parents / caregiver’s responsibility to pay this as and when necessary directly to the homestay family.

9. I understand that as an International Student, my son is not permitted to own or drive a car whilst attending Liston College.

10. The Director / Dean of International Students will be the mediator in any disagreement between my son and the homestay parents.

1. From time to time I may be asked to pay a holding deposit / fee for my son’s room over the summer holiday period.

1 It is the parents / caregiver’s responsibility to pay this as and when necessary directly to the homestay family.

12 Fees for the year’s homestay accommodation are paid in advance directly to Liston College. In turn Liston College guarantees to ensure payment to the homestay family.

12 Fees for the year’s homestay accommodation are paid in advance directly to Liston College. In turn Liston College guarantees to ensure payment to the homestay family.

13. I accept that Liston College is responsible for an International Student at all times while he has a visa from our school.

13. I accept that Liston College is responsible for an International Student at all times while he has a visa from our school.

his Agreement shall be construed and take effect in accordance with the domestic laws of New Zealand. In relation 14. T to any legal action or proceedings arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, the Parents irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts of New Zealand, agree that proceedings may be brought before any court, including any forum constituted under the Arbitration Act 1996 within New Zealand, and waive any objection to proceedings in any such court or forum on the grounds of venue or on the grounds that the proceedings have been brought in an inconvenient forum.

his Agreement shall be construed and take effect in accordance with the domestic laws of New Zealand. In relation 14. T to any legal action or proceedings arising out of or in connection with this Agreement, the Parents irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the Courts of New Zealand, agree that proceedings may be brought before any court, including any forum constituted under the Arbitration Act 1996 within New Zealand, and waive any objection to proceedings in any such court or forum on the grounds of venue or on the grounds that the proceedings have been brought in an inconvenient forum.

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

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Liston College

Liston College

International Students’ Homestay General Information

International Students’ Homestay General Information

Current practice:

Current practice:

All homestays in which we place students have been approved following a process set out in the Guidelines to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

All homestays in which we place students have been approved following a process set out in the Guidelines to the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students.

This includes but is not limited to:

This includes but is not limited to:

• p roviding the prospective caregiver a copy of the Summary of the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students to inform him / them of the responsibilities laid down by the New Zealand Government

• p roviding the prospective caregiver a copy of the Summary of the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students to inform him / them of the responsibilities laid down by the New Zealand Government

• the completion by the prospective caregiver of a written questionnaire to determine their suitability

• the completion by the prospective caregiver of a written questionnaire to determine their suitability

• a n interview of the prospective caregiver in their home and inspection of that home and its facilities by the Liston College Dean of International Students

• a n interview of the prospective caregiver in their home and inspection of that home and its facilities by the Liston College Dean of International Students

• photos may be taken of the home and its environs and made available to the student and his parents

• photos may be taken of the home and its environs and made available to the student and his parents

• a discussion with two referees named by the caregiver to attest to their suitability to the role and written records of those discussions made

• a discussion with two referees named by the caregiver to attest to their suitability to the role and written records of those discussions made

• police vetting of all people living in the home aged 18 and over, excluding other international students

• police vetting of all people living in the home aged 18 and over, excluding other international students

• entry on our database of relevant information, which is copied for the student and his parents

• entry on our database of relevant information, which is copied for the student and his parents

• t he home will be visited a minimum of three times yearly while your son lives there, and he will be interviewed each term at school to check his safety and wellbeing in it

• t he home will be visited a minimum of three times yearly while your son lives there, and he will be interviewed each term at school to check his safety and wellbeing in it

Broadly, we hope to place students in homes:

Broadly, we hope to place students in homes:

• which match the stated needs of the students, as far as possible

• which match the stated needs of the students, as far as possible

• w ithin a reasonable distance of the school, though it may necessitate a bus or train trip to reach Liston College, rather than walking

• w ithin a reasonable distance of the school, though it may necessitate a bus or train trip to reach Liston College, rather than walking

• where English is the first language, if this is requested

• where English is the first language, if this is requested

• where the student will have his own bedroom within the home

• where the student will have his own bedroom within the home

• where the family (which may be a single parent) will provide convivial company and enjoy welcoming newcomers

• where the family (which may be a single parent) will provide convivial company and enjoy welcoming newcomers

• w here the caregivers are able to meet the needs of an international student facing new challenges and requiring support and encouragement

• w here the caregivers are able to meet the needs of an international student facing new challenges and requiring support and encouragement

Refund of fees:

Refund of fees:

• Please refer to the Refunds Policy

• Please refer to the Refunds Policy

• The keys points are:

• The keys points are:

1. W here a student moves out of their homestay before the end of their contract, the portion of homestay fees will either be returned or transferred to the new homestay. A new Homestay Application Fee, at the prevailing rate, will be charged.

1. W here a student moves out of their homestay before the end of their contract, the portion of homestay fees will either be returned or transferred to the new homestay. A new Homestay Application Fee, at the prevailing rate, will be charged.

2. Applications for the refund of Homestay Fees must be in writing to Director of International Students giving at least two weeks notice or pay two weeks fees in lieu of notice.

2. Applications for the refund of Homestay Fees must be in writing to Director of International Students giving at least two weeks notice or pay two weeks fees in lieu of notice.

3. If the homestay contract is cancelled prior to the student moving into the homestay, then the homestay fee will be refunded in full less the Homestay Application Fee.

3. If the homestay contract is cancelled prior to the student moving into the homestay, then the homestay fee will be refunded in full less the Homestay Application Fee.

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Liston College Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver

Liston College PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

Liston College Indemnity Document for Students living with a Designated Caregiver

I/We designate................................................................................................. (insert name of designated caregiver) to provide accommodation for my/our son to attend Liston College as an International Student.

I/We designate................................................................................................. (insert name of designated caregiver) to provide accommodation for my/our son to attend Liston College as an International Student.

Student’s Name: (as it appears on the Student’s passport)

Student’s Name: (as it appears on the Student’s passport)

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Print Designated Caregiver’s Name: ............................................................

In Christ We Live

Print Designated Caregiver’s Name: ............................................................

Relationship to Student: (Uncle/Aunt/Grandparent/close family friend)

Relationship to Student: (Uncle/Aunt/Grandparent/close family friend)

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Address:...........................................................................................................

Address:...........................................................................................................

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Phone: ........................................ Mobile:. .....................................................

Phone: ........................................ Mobile:. .....................................................

Email: ..............................................................................................................

Email: ..............................................................................................................

Execution and Declaration

Execution and Declaration

• I /we have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in the following 1 page) and agree to them (this agreement consists of 2 pages).

• I /we have read and understood the terms as set out in this Agreement (contained in the following 1 page) and agree to them (this agreement consists of 2 pages).

• I /we confirm that the person/s nominated as the designated caregiver/s is/are a ‘bona fide’ relative or close family friend (proof of this relationship may be

• I /we confirm that the person/s nominated as the designated caregiver/s is/are a ‘bona fide’ relative or close family friend (proof of this relationship may be

required).

Liston College PRINCIPAL: C. S. Rooney MEdMgt (Hons), GradDipBus, BA

In Christ We Live

required).

Full Name: ___________________________________________________

Full Name: ___________________________________________________

(Must be signed by student’s Father, Mother or Legal Guardian only)

(Must be signed by student’s Father, Mother or Legal Guardian only)

Signed: ______________________________________________________

Signed: ______________________________________________________

Date: _____________________

Date: _____________________

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69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

69 Rathgar Road Henderson Auckland 0610 New Zealand

telephone 00-64-9 838 9350 facsimile 00-64-9 838 9809 email international@liston.school.nz website www.liston.school.nz

telephone 00-64-9 838 9350 facsimile 00-64-9 838 9809 email international@liston.school.nz website www.liston.school.nz

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I / We understand that Liston College will: • Visit the home of the Designated Caregiver prior to enrolment to determine that the living conditions are of an acceptable standard.

• Assess whether the Designated Caregiver will provide a safe physical and emotional environment for the Student.

• Determine that the accommodation is not a boarding establishment (i.e. does not have 5 or more International Students staying in the home).

• Follow the provisions relating to boarding establishments as set out in the Code of Practice, if the accommodation designated by the parents is a boarding establishment.

• Meet with the Designated Caregiver/s and establish communication with the caregiver.

• Meet the Student at least quarterly to ensure the accommodation is suitable.

• Require a Police vet to be undertaken if the education provider considers it appropriate.

I / We understand that Liston College will: • Visit the home of the Designated Caregiver prior to enrolment to determine that the living conditions are of an acceptable standard.

• Assess whether the Designated Caregiver will provide a safe physical and emotional environment for the Student.

• Determine that the accommodation is not a boarding establishment (i.e. does not have 5 or more International Students staying in the home).

• Follow the provisions relating to boarding establishments as set out in the Code of Practice, if the accommodation designated by the parents is a boarding establishment.

• Meet with the Designated Caregiver/s and establish communication with the caregiver.

• Meet the Student at least quarterly to ensure the accommodation is suitable.

• Require a Police vet to be undertaken if the education provider considers it appropriate.

Important Points:

Important Points:

I / we understand that Liston College will make every endeavour to ensure the safety and welfare of my / our child while studying at their school.

I / we understand that Liston College will make every endeavour to ensure the safety and welfare of my / our child while studying at their school.

Should there be a concern about the welfare of the student, the school will consult the Pastoral Care staff within the school and will discuss the concerns with the Designated Caregivers and Parents of the Student. Further, I / we understand that should Liston College have any concerns regarding the welfare of my / our child, the School may relocate the Student into another approved school homestay. If necessary, the School will also refer the matter to the relevant welfare authorities or any other appropriate outside agencies.

Should there be a concern about the welfare of the student, the school will consult the Pastoral Care staff within the school and will discuss the concerns with the Designated Caregivers and Parents of the Student. Further, I / we understand that should Liston College have any concerns regarding the welfare of my / our child, the School may relocate the Student into another approved school homestay. If necessary, the School will also refer the matter to the relevant welfare authorities or any other appropriate outside agencies.

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Liston College has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies of the Code are available on request from this institution or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website at http://www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international

Should this arrangement change I / we undertake to inform Liston College immediately.

Should this arrangement change I / we undertake to inform Liston College immediately.

LISTON COLLEGE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS

Liston College

69 Rathgar Road, Henderson, Waitakere City, New Zealand Telephone 0064 9 838 - 9350 Facsimile 0064 9 837 – 9809 Email: international@liston.school.nz Web Site: www.liston.school.nz www.auckschools.com