Kerikeri Primary School is a large semi-rural school located in the idyllic surrounds of the Bay of Islands. The local area is known as 'the cradle of the nation' being the site of the first mission station in the country that established the framework for New Zealand's bi-cultural society. Kerikeri is home to some of the most historic buildings in New Zealand. Kerikeri Primary School is sited on expansive grounds incorporating 4 playground areas, hard surface play areas and large playing fields. In recent years the school has adopted a 'kaitiaki' (caretaker) role over the neighbouring Wairoa Stream and we have worked in partnership with our community to develop a walking track to the stream and swimming hole that lay beneath a stunning rock waterfall. The school roll ranges from 490-520 pupils depending on the time of year. The school population is diverse; 61% of our students identify as NZ European, 25% Mori, 2% are 'Other European' and the remaining 10% consists of Tongan, Dutch, Cook Island Maori, British/ Irish, German, Filipino, Fijian, Australian, African, Chinese, Korean, Indian and Latin America/Hispanic.
Kamo Primary School is a company that operates in the Education industry. It employs 11-20 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue. The company is headquartered in New Zealand.
Matamata Primary School is located in the heart of the Waikato, a town overlooked by the Kaimai Ranges and surrounded by rivers that flow through rolling green hills. Here we have created a nurturing environment that enables our children to learn and prosper across all aspects of education and development. Our guiding principles centre on our motto 'Endeavour, Achieve Excel - Tohenga, Taea, Tino Hira. Together with support of our community and engagement of whanau, we deliver a platform that inspires learning to help build and shape our future generations.