The New Zealand Primary Schools category includes NZ websites related to primary schools themselves as well as other primary school resources. Here you'll find official primary school websites plus resources for primary school teachers, pupils and more.
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Tamahere Model Country School
(www.tamahereschool.ac.nz)Established in 1884 Tamahere Model Country School is a Decile 10 school with supportive community, and parents who have high expectations for their children's education.
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Korokoro School
(www.korokoro.school.nz)Offering education to children from New Entrants to Year 8, Korokoro School is based at the centre of the Korokoro community overlooking Wellington Harbour and the Hutt Valley.
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Business Info: Korokoro School - 79 Korokoro Road, Korokoro, Lower-hutt
They Say: Korokoro School is a full primary school overlooking Wellington harbour. With a small roll of less than 140 students, we pride ourselves on providing the personal care and attention expected from a small school...More about Korokoro School.
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Hillcrest Normal School
(www.hillcrestnormal.school.nz)A primary school in Hamilton, with nearly five hundred students and twenty classrooms. The school is staffed by a committed team of teachers, teacher aides and administration staff. The school aims to produce students who are resilient and resourceful learners, able to meet challenges and achieve success in their lives.
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Bankwood School
(www.bankwood.school.nz)Foster the development of the whole person in terms of academic, physical, cultural, social and emotional needs.
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Awhitu District School
(www.awhitu.school.nz)The school roll varies between 120 and 130; has five full-time teachers which includes the Principal.
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Glen View School
(www.glenview.school.nz)Glenview School was established in 1964. Since then the school has continued to grow. Ethics systems centred around, effort, respect and engagement, are at the core of what it means to be a 'Glenview Kid' at our school.
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Hutt Central School
(www.huttcentral.school.nz)A contributing state primary school in Lower Hutt, empowering children to meet the future with confidence. The school's learning programmes aim to meet the individual needs, learning styles and interests of all students.
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Birchville School
(www.birchville.school.nz)An Upper Hutt primary school providing a beneficial learning environment where all children acquire essential knowledge, skills and attitudes to become life-long learners.
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Cambridge East School
(www.cambridgeeast.school.nz)Cambridge East School works together to encourage and enable their students to be independent, resourceful and respectful citizens. Located in
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Cambridge Primary School
(www.cambridgeprimary.co.nz)A learning community with a strong partnership between home and school. The school's friendly, open environment supports students, encourages hard work and values the uniqueness of each child.
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Leamington School
(www.leamington.school.nz)Leamington School is a place where children grow into responsible, respectful and successful young adults. We do this through the support of our community and the teaching programmes across our school by modeling, encouraging, and developing the things our community, teachers, BOT and children feel are important to allow them to become successful.
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Kapanui School
(www.kapanui.school.nz)A Waikanae primary school offering a caring environment where children are engaged learners immersed in motivating and challenging and enjoyable programmes.
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Kapiti Primary School
(www.kapiti.school.nz)Located on the Kapiti Coast, the school offers a learning environment where teachers are dedicated, hardworking and committed to the wellbeing of students. Students receive a balanced and well-rounded education covering academic, cultural and sporting areas.
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Paekakariki School
(www.paekakariki.school.nz)Taking children on a positive learning journey, Paekakariki School bases teaching around literacy and numeracy, as well as the arts, sport and extension programmes.
