Adelle Jensen Principal of Cashmere Avenue School welcomes you. This stunning school overlooks Wellington Harbour. It’s a hub in the community brimming with history heart and pride. Cashmere Avenue School is a taonga a treasure. Its people are its greatest asset. The school’s rich history is woven into the fabric of Khandallah. It has educated generations of children. Many successful people have walked these halls. Cashmere Avenue School is a contributing school. This means it caters to children from Year 1 to Year 6. It’s a co-educational school open to children of all genders. The school’s address is 110 Cashmere Avenue Khandallah Wellington. The phone number is 04-9394700. You can also reach them via email at admin@cashmere-ave.school.nz. The school prides itself on its strong community ties. It’s a place where children learn and thrive together. They are encouraged to be curious explorers. Teachers create powerful learning opportunities in respectful classrooms. Even teachers at Cashmere Avenue School are lifelong learners. They constantly strive to broaden children’s values and capabilities. The school year begins on February 3rd and runs through to December 18th. There are school holidays and teacher only days throughout the year. These dates are all clearly stated on the school website. Cashmere Avenue School is more than just a school. It’s a vital part of the Wellington community. It’s a place where children’s potential is nurtured. It is a place where futures are built. The school’s commitment to excellence is evident in everything it does. It truly equips learners to explore and thrive together. So take a moment to appreciate this remarkable institution. It stands as a testament to the power of education and community spirit. Imagine the countless stories held within these walls. They are a testament to the dedication and passion of the students teachers and community. Cashmere Avenue School a place of learning growth and connection.
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