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Term 2: 23 April - 29 June

April
25: ANZAC Day
30: Special Character PM-School Closed PM

May
2: Hato Paora Exchange TBC
5-6: O'Shea Shield
8: Late Start - Professional Development
9: Cross Country
11: Work day
14-15: Francis Douglas Exchange away
18: Early Finish due to Open Day
19: Open Day
22: Late Start - Professional Development
25: Y9 Retreat TBC
28-29: Double period assessments

June
1: MoE TEacher Only Day
4: Queen's Birthday
6: Marcellin Feast Liturgy
8: Y11 Retreat TBC
12: Late Start - Professional Development
15: Y10 Retreat TBC
21-22: Contributing Schools Visit
26: Late Start - Professional Development
27: St John's Exchange Home
29: End of Term Mass

April
5: Easter Litury and Last day of Term 1

2012 Term Dates
Term 1: 31 January - 5 April
Term 2: 23 April - 29 June
Term 3: 16 July - 28 September
Term 4: 15 October - 7 December

Uniform Shop Hours:
Monday: 8.15am - 9am
Thursday: 12.30pm - 1.30pm

Board of Trustee's Meeting Dates:
Last Tuesday of each month (except January and December)

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Welcome to St Bernard's College

St Bernard's College is an integrated Catholic Year 7 to 13 (Form 1 to 7) School for Boys. The Marist Brothers, in response to Archbishop McKeefry's call, opened St Bernard's School in 1946. The spirit of the Marist Brothers is still an integral part of the culture of the College. The College is part of a proud tradition of Catholic Education in New Zealand, offering an education with a special character.

Mission Statement

The College's intent is to supply a good education in an environment generated by Gospel values to pupils whose parents choose a Catholic education for their children.

The College

St Bernard's College is located in the centre of Lower Hutt, 20 minutes from Wellington, New Zealand's capital city. It serves the Catholic community across the Hutt Valley and Wellington area. The maximum roll is 590 pupils. It is an ideal size. It allows the College to provide a full and varied range of subjects and activities. The college roll is small enough to ensure a caring, safe and personalised environment. Our priority is to create a school which challenges each student to reach his potential spiritually, academically and socially. We promote self discipline and respect for others. Old Boys from St Bernard's College have become leading figures in our community.

 

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