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How to get involved

Enrolment, cost, time & location...
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Enrolment
For an enrolment we require a combined referral from whānau and the child's school. Both are asked to complete an online questionnaire describing the student's interests, strengths and traits in detail.
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Additionally we invite your child to do a brief online screening with us. This test will establish if there is a likelihood of dyslexia present.  
Please note that this is indeed just a screening tool and won't be able to give you a full dyslexia diagnosis for your child. For these services we recommend you contact an Educational Psychologist or SPELD assessor. 

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Cost 
The cost of attending our Project D classes is $69 per day.
You will be invoiced termly via XERO and thanks to the generous help of the TOI Foundation we can offer financial support through a limited number of scholarships. 
There is a once off cost for the assessment and enrolment of $85.
All prices are inclusive of GST. ​
If you would prefer to pay your Head Office fees per Automatic Payment then feel free to download the following form and return it to your bank:
TSB Automatic Payment Form
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​There is no additional cost for your school if your kura is already affiliated with The Head Office. See a list of our contributing schools here.

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Want to find out more or start a referral?
Get in touch via the link below so we can talk you through the next steps and forward you the referral documents.  ​
Get in touch here
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Days and times
In 2025 we will offer our Project D programme for students enrolled in  years 5 to 8. 

Location
Project D @ The Head Office in New Plymouth 
​2nd floor
155 Devon Street East 
New Plymouth

​We are incredibly grateful for the generous support of the TOI Foundation who made the development of Project D possible.
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We would like to thank our generous sponsors and donors for their continuous support:
The Head Office | M: 022 638 9820 | E: [email protected] | A: 155 Devon St. East, New Plymouth
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  • Home
  • Our Programmes
    • The Head Office >
      • What is The Head Office?
      • The Curriculum
      • Enrolment
      • Contributing Schools
      • Useful Information
    • Project D >
      • Introducing Project D
      • How to get involved
    • Location
  • For Parents
    • The Head Office for Parents
    • Giftedness - Mythbusting
    • Project D for Parents
    • Resources & Presentation Links
    • Links & Tips
  • For Educators
    • Identifying Giftedness
    • Supporting Gifted Students
    • Useful Resources
    • PLD & IEP
  • For Sponsors
    • Why we need your help
    • How you can help
  • About
    • Our Charitable Trust
    • People
  • News
  • Contact