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    • The Head Office >
      • What is The Head Office?
      • The Curriculum
      • Enrolment
      • Contributing Schools
      • Useful Information
    • Project D >
      • Introducing Project D
      • How to get involved
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  • For Parents
    • The Head Office for Parents
    • Giftedness - Mythbusting
    • Project D for Parents
    • Resources & Presentation Links
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Vision, Mission,
Objectives

Our Vision & Mission

It is our VISION to enable neurodiverse potential.

It is our MISSION to be a community of people that holistically nurtures neurodiverse children & their whānau so they grow to be well balanced adults empowered by their potential.
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It is human nature to seek connections, a place where you belong and to feel valued for who you truly are.
Unfortunately neurodiverse young minds often grow up feeling misunderstood, singled out and isolated by the very traits that make them unique. It is our goal to give neurodiverse learners a better understanding of themselves, strategies and skills to advocate for their own learning needs and the opportunity to learn with like-minded peers who share many of their traits, worries, interests, quirks and sense of humour!
​As these students are not only neurodiverse on their day with us, we also collaborate closely with our 42 contributing schools and other education support services to 
increase awareness and share strategies how to support and nurture these exceptional minds in the regular classroom.
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
    • Our People
    • Our Vision & Mission
  • News
  • Contact