Alfriston College runs 90 minute learning periods. This means that most learners have Whanau-based Learning Advisory (in Hapu with an Amokura) and three classes per day. 90 minute lessons allow for more in depth and uninterrupted learning to occur.

Alfriston College provides personalised learning opportunities that are connected, authentic and relevant.

Alfriston College is a learning community that is committed to developing and supporting life-long independent learners. Learners will thrive in our environment that fosters a sense of Belonging, values Learning and expects Success.

Alfriston College provides personalised learning opportunities that are connected, authentic and relevant.

Alfriston College opened for learners in January 2004 with a vision to meet the diverse needs of 21st century learners under the leadership of Foundation Principal John Locke and the Senior Leaders Susan Impey, William Madgwick and Andrea Tapu.

All learners are placed in one of five Whanau where they become part of an extended family of staff and learners during their years at Alfriston College. The Whanau structure provides learners with a sense of belonging which enables them to develop a strong sense of identity.

Alfriston College has been purpose-designed and built to meet the needs of today’s and tomorrow’s learners. A key feature of the five Whānau buildings is their flexibility. Learning spaces have ‘operable’ walls (walls that move) allowing the size of learning spaces to change to accommodate the learning that is happening.

Alfriston College provides personalised learning opportunities that are connected, authentic and relevant.

Our learning environment fosters a sense of Belonging, values Learning and expects Success. Creating a sense of community where learners feel they belong is central to our philosophy. …

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