Southland Boys' High School

Welcome to a school with a strong values base that designs curriculum specifically with boys in mind. At SBHS our students experience a sense of community through strong bonds created in shared learning or participating in cultural or sporting pursuits. Our teachers are committed to providing learning that is contextualised and gives students the opportunity to recognise the opportunities that are available to them in the world beyond school.

County of DeWitt

In 1825, empresario Green DeWitt[8] received a grant from the Coahuila y Tejas legislature to settle 400 families.[9][10] Between 1826 and 1831[11] settlers arrived from Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, and other Southern states. A temporary county government was set up in 1846, with the county seat being Daniel Boone Friar's store at the junction of the La Bahía Road and the Gonzales-Victoria road.[12] On November 28, 1850, Clinton became the county seat until Cuero became county seat in 1876. Dewitt County voted in favor of secession from the Union, and sent several military units[13] to serve. During Reconstruction, the county was occupied by the Fourth Corps, based at Victoria. The notorious Sutton-Taylor Feud[18][19] began as a Reconstruction era county law enforcement issue between the Taylor family and lawman William E. Sutton. It eventually involved both the Taylor and Sutton families, the Texas State Police, the Texas Rangers and John Wesley Hardin. The feud, which lasted a decade and cost 35 lives, has been called the longest and bloodiest in Texas history. April 1, 1866 marked the first cattle drive on the Chisholm Trail,[20] which originated at Cardwell's Flat, near the present Cuero. The coming of the railroads eliminated the need for the Chisholm Trail. A musuem honoring the pioneer traildrivers is presently under construction.

Northland Regional Council

Northland Regional Council is one of Northland's primary environmental guardians. We aim to protect Northland's land, water, coast and air while still allowing for sustainable development. We are also responsible for promoting the region's economic, social and cultural wellbeing. Our business groups are involved in a wide range of activities including: BIOSECURITY We protect our environment, economy and way of life from the harmful impacts of pest animals, pest plants and diseases. EDUCATION AND PUBLIC INFORMATION Our specialist staff host seminars, field days and school visits designed to educate Northlanders about a variety of environmental topics. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT We co-ordinate the Civil Defence Emergency Management Group and response for the region. HARBOURS We look after the navigational safety of all vessels in our region’s harbours and around our coast. LAND MANAGEMENT We encourage landowners to recognise the economic and social value of sustainable land management. POLLUTION CONTROL We maintain a 24-hour incident response service, conduct environmental assessments of industrial and commercial sites, and hazardous waste activities. TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT We support business development and tourism promotion through the our Community Trust and its subsidiaries, the economic development agency Enterprise Northland and regional tourism organisation Destination Northland. REGIONAL AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT We help plan the region’s roading network and administer Whangarei’s bus service. ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND MONITORING Through regional plans, resource consents and monitoring, we work with the community to care for our environment – air, land, water and coast. FLOOD PROTECTION We help communities protect themselves from the effects of flooding. WATER MANAGEMENT We ensure there is enough water for everyone through water allocation, use and monitoring.

English Language Partners

English Language Partners New Zealand Trust works with former refugees and migrants. We deliver English language tuition through a range of class and one-to-one programmes. We also work with employers who want to support their employees development of English skills. We work with over 7,000 learners. They are supported by our 300 teachers and staff, and over 1,800 volunteers. We are a not-for-profit, community-based organisation.

3Di School Arts Design™

3Di Limited, is New Zealand based entity founded in the year 2011 after a long research with a development team from influential companies across NZ, Australia, Canada & USA , in the vision of developing new techniques of learning, developing skills and also to introduce the generations to future technologies using creativity and digital media as platform of learning. Our Vision is simple to "Empower individuals combined with future learning" we believe Imagination is limitless and encourage every individual whoever involve try to do something new for a very first time. Our Business team here at 3Di highly professional individuals with strong skill set in the areas of international education, market research & business development. We are involved in education sector over years carrying proven success across arena. Our creative development team are from highly influential companies who are actively involved in upgrading our courses and structures that meets our vision. In this current world the growth in technology so fast that it is playing such a lead role among every individual in day to day lifestyle by doing things in different way right from mobile smart applications to cloud based networking, for which every industry is adopting into this culture where the growth is anonymous Right now, it is time that our education and learning needs a great uplift to ensure current generations are skilled and confident enough to adapt to these technologies by understanding best use of digital tools across. For this we 3Di want to be solution.