Reviews of Freyberg High School. (School) in Palmerston North (Manawatu Whanganui).

Freyberg High School

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33 Freyberg Street, Roslyn, Palmerston North 4414, New Zealand

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L.

Lots of languages like Spanish subjects, Japanese, Te Reo Maori & subjects like woodworking including, music, Drama, dancing, material technology, Digital Technology, Earth & space Science, Photography, Food & Nutrition, Sports & Exercise Science & sign language among others. Very high results and students work hard both academically & in extra curricular activities. They have a lot of school events and take part in external competitions against other Manawatu schools and Universities. Lots of Employment skills like Concept Design, Media studies, Fabrication, Creative Fashion, Early Childhood, Design, Hospitality, Tourism, Printmaking, Carpentry, Engineering & Product Design. They also teach valuable skills like how to check the pay slip, PAYE, Car Insurance, Budgeting, Flattish etc for Gateway

s.

Im going there this year heard nothing bad at all about it

T.

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M.

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H.

It is a great school. Perfetc for the 1st experience studying abroad. We would recommend it 100%. The international team is great, they are quite good in choosing the homestay, and they provide excellent support to our students. All of chilean students we have sent to study at Freyberg , share good memories, and some of them have even back . Keep the good work !!! www.hainchile.cl - Study Abroad Programs

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