Biology Chemistry General Science Physics Student Work

Learning in science is fundamental to understanding the world in which we live and work. Science raises questions, clarifies ideas and enables students to use their findings to establish the worth of an idea. Qualifications in science are the basis for a wide range of university and other tertiary courses, which in turn lead to employment opportunities in science, technology and related fields.

All students are expected to study science in Years 9 to 11. This then leads to specialisation into one or more of Biology, Chemistry and Physics in Years 12 and 13.

Click here for a flowchart of subjects in this area - Science flowchart

Click here for more details of subjects in this area - Science

Teaching staff

Ian Parker	HOD Science Sci, Bio
Jim Condon	Sci, Bio
Kirsty Clearwater	Sci, Bio
Bronwyn Dee	Sci, Phy, Maths
Jenny Khoo	Sci, Che
Zan Iqbal	Sci
Joseph Heays	Sci, Deputy Principal
Steve Martin	Junior Science, Sci, Bio
Andrew Matheson	Sci, Che, Minerva House Dean
Aaron Menzies	Sci, Maths
Kenneth Patten	Sci, Phy
Bernard Potter	HOD Biology Sci, Bio
Jeanette Priscott	HOD Physics, Sci, Phy
Sharon Travers	Sci, Bio
Jagindar Singh	Assistant HOD, HOD Chemistry Sci, Che
Barbara Warne	Sci, Chem
Beverley Weaver	Sci, Phy
Clive Wilson	Sci, Phy
Alan Whyte	Sci, Phy, Che
Christine Wansink	Senior Technician
Sian Aburrow	Technician

Click here for the Biology glossary - Biology
Click here for the Chemistry glossary - Chemistry
Click here for the Physics glossary - Physics
Click here for the Rocks and Minerals glossary - Rocks and Minerals

The definitions in these glossaries are taken from the ESA publication: Year 11 Science Study Guide NCEA Level 1 Edition by Brenda Hannay, Paul Howison and Mark Sayes. More details of this publication can be found at:
www.esa.co.nz