Glenavon School

In 1955, Glenavon School first opened its doors to the Blockhouse Bay community. It started as a dream, a vision for a place where children could thrive. Today, Glenavon School stands as a testament to that dream. Glenavon School is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a vibrant hub, a multicultural tapestry woven with the threads of countless stories. Located at 340 Blockhouse Bay Road, Auckland, Glenavon School welcomes students from Year 1 through Year 8. The school also has a special needs unit, demonstrating its commitment to inclusive education. Glenavon School isn’t just a school. It’s a whānau, a community. It encompasses a Community Hub, the Glenavon Early Childhood Centre, and Te Ara Hou, the Oaklynn Satellite unit. All reside on the Glenavon School site, creating a unique, interconnected learning environment. This interconnectedness fosters a strong link between home and school, something Glenavon School actively cultivates. With a roll of 413 students as of November 2024, Glenavon School embraces diversity. It’s a place where cultures are celebrated, and students have the opportunity to learn from each other’s rich backgrounds. The school’s motto, “Achieving the extraordinary,” is not just a slogan. It’s a belief ingrained in the very fabric of Glenavon School. Teachers here are creative and passionate, setting high expectations for themselves and their students. They strive to create engaging learning experiences, fostering a love for learning in all curriculum areas. Glenavon School believes that every child has the potential to achieve extraordinary things. This belief, combined with dedicated teachers and a supportive community, makes Glenavon School a truly special place. It continues to grow and evolve, always with the aim of helping each student reach their full potential.