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Puriri
As they begin their final year at Bayfield, year 6 students are ready to take on the leadership responsibilities across the school. Our knowledge-rich curriculum provides students with a clear and structured learning pathway across core areas, as well as science, technology, te reo Māori, the arts, health, and physical education. As students build their knowledge and move from novice learners to developing experts, they are increasingly ready to apply their learning through problem-solving and research-based projects. By years end they are ready to meet the challenge of intermediate school with so many happy memories of their years at Bayfield.
Kei ōu ringaringa te ao
The world is yours
2026 Teaching Team
2026 Teaching Team
term Overview and Newsletters
term Overview and Newsletters
puriri.pdfPuriri Weekly Timetable
All Bayfield students receive at least 5 hours each of maths,
reading and writing per week
Puriri Kaiako Whānau Presentation
Please click to view our presentation of team information for the year.
Puriri Meet the team 2026 - Meet the team.pdfA Knowledge Rich Scope and Sequence
A Knowledge Rich Scope and Sequence
At Bayfield, a rich, knowledge-based curriculum is delivered through clear, explicit whole-class teaching. In 2026, this curriculum is guided by the English and the draft Social Sciences and Science curricula, ensuring coherent knowledge building across the school and rich learning for students.
Supporting your child's learning
Supporting your child's learning
Maths at Home (Year 6)Oct 24.pdfReading at Home _Writing at Home (Year 6)Oct 24.pdfTrips and Events
Trips and Events
Year 6 Camp
Year 6 Camp
One of the highlights year six is EOTC week spent at Shakespear lodge in Whangaparoa. Along with the wonderful outdoor challenges including climbing, orienteering, target shooting and swimming, students develop and practice valuable independence skills that a week away from home brings.
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