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Southern Health SchoolTe Kura Tuarua o Horomaka Hillmorton High SchoolTe Kura o Mōkihi Spreydon SchoolTe Kōmanawa Rowley School

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MeasureSouthern Health School
Hillmorton, Canterbury
Te Kura Tuarua o Horomaka Hillmorton High School
Barrington, Canterbury
Te Kura o Mōkihi Spreydon School
Hoon Hay, Canterbury
Te Kōmanawa Rowley School
Hoon Hay, Canterbury
Success Index (NZ)
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Not rated
50
Top 50%
59
Top 50%
28
Lower 50%
Region rank–#39 of 57#103 of 187#182 of 187
National rank–#235 of 486#655 of 1,559#1362 of 1,559
SectorStateStateStateState
TypeSpecial SchoolSecondary (Year 7-15)ContributingContributing
Year range–Years 7–13Years 1–6Years 1–6
Students201,415289227
Equity Index (EQI)569467453535
Total roll201,415289227
Roll growth (5 yrs)50%39.4%13.7%112.8%
Leavers with NCEA Level 2+–67.3%––
Leavers with NCEA Level 3+––––
Leavers with University Entrance–50%––
Māori students45%16.5%17.6%46.3%
Pacific students5%9.5%5.9%35.7%
International students0%3.9%0%0%
suburb or townHillmortonBarringtonHoon HayHoon Hay
regionCanterburyCanterburyCanterburyCanterbury
Websitewww.srhs.school.nzwww.hillmorton.school.nzwww.spreydon.school.nzwww.rowley.school.nz

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Success Index (NZ) is our 0–100 score (see the methodology). Equity Index (EQI): Ministry of Education measure of socio-economic barriers faced by students; lower means fewer barriers. Total roll: Total enrolled students. Roll growth (5 yrs): Change in total roll over five years. Leavers with NCEA Level 2+: Share of school leavers who attained at least NCEA Level 2 before leaving.