Welcome to Northland School

 

Welcome to Northland School

 

Welcome to Northland School

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Te Kura o Orangi Kaupapa

Tū mai Te Ahūmairangi, tū mai hoki tātou
As Te Ahūmairangi stands, we also reach for great heights

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Principal’s Message

Welcome to Northland School, Te Kura o Orangi Kaupapa.

We have a modern learning environment with outstanding views looking over Te Whanganui-a-Tara. Our learning spaces are vibrant, open and allow teachers and students to teach and learn in a variety of ways. Te Kōhanga, the nest is where we come together to share and celebrate. This is an amazing space that the school community benefits from and provides a space for school wide and community events.

We are a community of kind, curious, confident, creative, and active learners. Our whakatauki of aspiring to great heights reflects where we are both physically and educationally as a learning community and the expectations we have for all of our learners. We sit near the top of Te Ahumairangi, the hill directly behind Parliament looking out over the city of Wellington.

We provide a comprehensive and modern curriculum with a strong focus on literacy and numeracy that reflects the aspirations of family and whānau. Our teaching spaces are full of purpose, hands-on experiences and opportunities to work alongside children of all ages. Children are engaged in learning and are eager to share their knowledge and opinions. We are learning together and value students sharing their opinions and feedback.

Our values are a key part of what Positive Behaviour 4 Learning looks like at Northland School and underpin decisions we make. To keep them front of mind, we have been able to make the perfect acronym to describe what we want to be.

Northland School Values