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Student Information
Uniform
The St Dominic's Catholic College uniform is available from Elizabeth Michael Uniforms.
We believe it is important that our girls are always correctly dressed and only wear items on the uniform list. We know this will make them proud of themselves and proud of their College.
Elizabeth Michael Uniforms also offers a made-to-measure service at no extra cost to those students who fall outside the school uniform size range. For those who require a specially made jumper or have fabric sensitivity issues, these one-off makes may incur an extra charge.
Transport
St Dominic’s Catholic College is served by a network of bus and rail services.
Students can travel by train to Sturges Road Station, just a short walking distance from the College. There are also several school bus services that transport students to local schools, as well as many public bus services in the area.
For further information on public bus and train timetables please consult the Auckland Transport website.
For details of school bus routes to and from the College please click here.
Bicycle racks are available in the College grounds for students who wish to cycle to school; padlocks are recommended for safety reasons. Henderson Rail Station Upgrade
AT have advised that work that will soon start at Henderson Station. Work will start on the Labour weekend (October 26-28) when the Station is closed for the scheduled rail network shutdown. Lift and escalator replacement will start from mid-November, but the station will remain open. Read More ...
Stationery
In mid-January students will be emailed a stationery list and information on required textbooks.
Government legislation requires that all schools must ensure students do not use a mobile phone during the school day. This includes during interval and lunchtime, as well as between classes. It also includes school trips and camps that take place during the school day. At St Dominic’s the school day begins at 8.40am and ends at 3.20pm. This law comes into action at the beginning of Term 2, Monday 29th April 2024.
The Senior Options Booklet is available to senior students, and their parents/guardians, to assist them in choosing their subjects for the following year.
It includes a list of staff who can assist with course selections, curriculum pathways for years 9 to 13, NCEA information, course requirements for each year level, course outlines for individual subjects, future pathways information, and more.
At the beginning of the year, senior students will have their courses confirmed at pre-enrolment days.
