Roslyn School, Palmerston North

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Roslyn School
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Motto
Type	State Co-Ed Primary (Year 0-8)
Year established	1953
Address	Kipling Street, Roslyn, Palmerston North
Principal	J. How
School roll	549
Socio-economic decile (10 is high)	3
Ministry of Education Institution no.	2439
Website	http://www.roslyn.school.nz

Roslyn School is a Primary School in the Palmerston North suburb of Roslyn.

1 Location
2 History
- 2.1 No Hurting School
3 Reference

[edit] Location

The school is located at the eastern end of Tremaine Avenue and serves the upper portion of the suburb, whilst Terrace End School serves the rest. Roslyn's zone may also encompass the suburb of Kelvin Grove.

Before Roslyn extended its facilities to include Year 7 and 8 pupils, it was almost custom that pupils of this age carried on to Ross Intermediate School.

Roslyn's colours are Blue and Red.

School & Sports Colours
Blue
Red
White

[edit] History

Roslyn School was established in 1953 to cater for the thriving State House system within the suburb of Roslyn. Before this time, children at primary school-age would attend other schools such as Milson or Terrace End.

[edit] No Hurting School

Roslyn School has a policy as a "No Hurting School." The objective is to increase social awareness and skills without resorting to physical and emotional hurt.