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The name Waiariki, water of the gods, was chosen to emphasise the regional nature of the Institute and also because the name had significant meaning for the large Māori population. The Waiariki servicing area corresponds closely with that of the Waiariki Māori Land district. In addition, the name is appropriate because of the region’s distinctive thermal activity.

An easy way to keep up to date with what is happening at Otumoetai Primary.

Waiuku College is a co-educational high school in Auckland, New Zealand. We offer a New Zealand secondary school education from year 9 to 13.

We have high expectations for academic success of all our students, and complement academic learning with very strong sporting, outdoor recreational, and artistic and cultural programmes.

Springbank’s core purpose is to build capability, character and confidence within every child. Our unique school-wide curriculum focus develops the six key areas of Academic, Leadership, Community, Enterprise, Music / Arts and Sport. Most importantly, at the heart of Springbank is a fun, positive and stimulating environment for all students, staff and parents.

Full Primary School located on the Main North Road 22 kilometers from the centre of Christchurch

This page is for friends and family of the Windsor School Community. As Facebook is for people 13 and over we won't find our current students here

At Waitakere Shaolin Kempo & Tai Chi School you'll find the most complete martial Arts training schedule available in Waitakere. Shaolin Kempo is a traditional Chinese Martial Arts system that has it's roots in Chinese Gung Fu (Kung Fu). Our system is great for children and adults with separate classes according to age and experience. The Robert Gemmell Martial Arts organisation are leaders in the field Martial Arts with proven success in New Zealand since 1958. Robert Gemmell believes that the martial arts are much more than fighting systems. He points out that in its early development the movements were first designed as exercise, stretching and breathing. The fact that the fighting techniques of animals were introduced and expanded to include self defence does not negate its original concept. Too often today, young Instructors as a result of their own self defence emphasis, portray the martial arts for fighting purposes only. Conversely RGMA places a greater emphasis on martial arts as an exercise for the mind and body, secondly as discipline thirdly for self improvement, then self defence and lastly as a fighting system. However, let it be said that RGMA, through the combination of arts taught does produce a high level of effectiveness in the fighting arena along with, as Robert Gemmell says, "To be the best fighter one must first master the art of non fighting."

Hato Pāora College students enjoy the unique learning and living experience in a Catholic and Māori educational setting where the two sets of values underpin all aspects of our College life.