Month: March 2020

Thank you for your patience as the College work through how to best support your son’s online learning in these challenging times.  It’s uplifting to know we have some wonderful initiatives happening from both students and teachers. Staff sent out around 150 packs of school work to families on Tuesday

Friday 27 March – Principal’s address to the De La Salle Community  

COVID-19 preparations update We have had unprecedented traffic on our Microsoft Office 365 Teams and Class Notebooks.  Students please check your email for other communication. We have sent out 117 packs of school work to Year 7 – 13 students who personally requested or do not have email or internet

Students, if you experience issues logging onto Microsoft Office 365, connecting to your emails or OneNote, please email DoyleP@delasalle.school.nz; admin@delasalle.school.nz; enrolments@delasalle.school.nz. Should your forget your password to log onto Microsoft Office 365 you can request to have the password reset by emailing DoyleP@delasalle.school.nz. If a student experiences any issues with a

With Monday’s announcement by the Government, we are implementing our plan to support your son’s learning from home.  We appreciate this is a sudden and significant change and will be disruptive to many people in the community.  Today our teachers are preparing for online learning by tomorrow, Wednesday.  Students should

College Closure – Principal’s address to the De La Salle Community  

Letter to Community – Coronavirus update

If students use an AT bus service for their school journey, please know that cash payments will not be accepted from next Monday 23 March to minimise the risk of transmission of Covid-19 in our community. More information from AT Metro is below Removing cash fares on buses and at

Coronavirus Update Greetings to you all, We certainly live in an ever-changing landscape at present and I would like to keep you all updated on any new developments that have occurred in the last 24 hours. Please be assured that any decision we make is always in the best interests