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What in-school LSCs do#
LSCs are experienced, registered teachers with a current full practising certificate. They:
- support students to get the right help earlier
- better support teachers to meet diverse learning needs
- make it easier for families to understand and access learning support at school.
The document below has more information about in-school LSCs.
In-school learning support coordinators information packWhich schools are eligible for in-school LSCs#
The new LSC staffing entitlement is for schools and kura with learners in Years 1 to 8 that do not currently have access to an LSC.
Schools that access LSCs as part of a cluster will continue to do that.
The document below sets out how access to in-school LSCs will be rolled out.
Regional uplift to improve LSC accessYou can see which schools are eligible for LSCs in each region below.
Te Tai Tokerau, Northland#
LSCs – Te Tai Tokerau, NorthlandAuckland#
LSCs – Tāmaki Herenga Tāngata, North and West AucklandLSCs – Tāmaki Herenga Manawa, Central and East AucklandLSCs – Tāmaki Herenga Waka, south and southwest AucklandWaikato#
LSCs - WaikatoBay of Plenty, Waiariki#
LSCs – Bay of Plenty, WaiarikiHawke's Bay, Tairāwhiti#
LSCs – Hawke's Bay, TairāwhitiTaranaki, Whanganui, Manawatū#
LSCs – Taranaki, Whanganui, ManawatūWellington#
LSCs – WellingtonNelson, Marlborough, West Coast#
LSCs – Nelson, Marlborough, West CoastCanterbury, Chatham Islands#
LSCs – Canterbury and Chatham IslandsOtago, Southland#
LSCs – Otago, SouthlandHow LSC allocations are calculated#
The document below sets out how LSC allocations are calculated.
Learning support coordinators allocation approachIn-school LSC resources#
Download the in-school LSC role description below. The questions and answers document has more information about the role.
Learning support coordinator role descriptionQuestions and answers in-school learning support coordinator roleTHIS PAGE IS FOR
