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  • Home
  • COVID - 19 UPDATES
    • Teachers Email List
  • School Apps
    • Wairoa College App
    • KAMAR App
  • Newsletter
    • 2020 Newsletters
    • 2019 Newsletters
    • 2018 Newsletters
  • Student Info
    • Student Services
    • Uniform
    • School Bell Times
    • Canteen
    • Library
    • Student Passes
    • Buses
  • Academic
    • Years 7-8
    • Years 9-10
    • Years 11-13
    • Enrolment Procedure
  • Curriculum Plan
  • Future Focus
    • My Mahi
    • Careers
  • Extra Curricular
    • Sport
    • Cactus
    • Education Outside the Classroom
    • Kapa Haka
    • Music
  • About
    • About Us
    • Prospectus
    • Key Messages
    • Our Crest
    • Our Vision, Mission and Values
    • House Emblems
    • Board of Trustees Members
    • Policies
    • Financial Report
  • Contact Us

ABOUT US

The mission of Wairoa College is to provide a pathway (ara) which is uplifting to the mana of all and creates life-long learning. Staff and students are encouraged to keep this goal at the heart of all academic, sporting and cultural activities.
With a roll that sits around 520 students, Wairoa College offers a comprehensive learning environment for Years 7 to 13 students.
​Our learners will: 
  • Through Mana Motuhake, interact and communicate confidently and tolerantly with people of different dispositions. 
  • Acknowledge their own history, tikanga and language in order to appreciate different cultures. 
  • Be aware of possible vocational pathways and develop career management competencies. 
  • Through Tino Rangatiratanga, demonstrate leadership by taking an active part in community, cultural and sporting activities. 
  • Through Hauora, make informed and healthy lifestyle choices. 
  • Be able to deal with a rapidly changing technological world. 
  • Interact with Te Reo Māori across the curriculum. 
  • Through Manaakitanga, recognise cultural identity as an essential component for achieving success. 
  • Through Whakapiritanga, to engage positively in a variety of environments.
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