“Who learns here?” I asked myself when I first saw Koraunui School. It stands as a beacon of learning in the heart of Lower Hutt. Koraunui School is more than just a place of education. It is a vibrant hub where young minds grow.
Koraunui School is located at 17 Kairimu Street. It is a contributing school. That means it caters to students from Year 1 to Year 6. The school operates under state authority. It provides co-educational learning. Both boys and girls learn together here.
Did you know that Koraunui School’s phone number is 04-9399707? If you need to send a fax the number is 04-9399708. You can also reach them by email at office@koraunui.school.nz. Check out their website at http://koraunui.school.nz for more information.
Koraunui School is part of the Taita/Stokes Valley Community of Learning. The acting principal is Gillian McPeake. The school roll includes students taught in te reo Māori.
Koraunui School does not request donations. Unless it is for a school camp. This helps to ensure that all students can participate. Regardless of their financial background.
Imagine the laughter and chatter that fills these classrooms every day. Dedicated teachers like Maria Joe in Room 23 and Dale Ritossa in Room 4. Tim Rhoades in Room 5, Shayne Davis in Ruma 8, Ruiha Maiava in Ruma 9, Ana Kawenga in Ruma 12, Craig Gilmour in Room 13, Ceri Giddens in Room 14 and Liz Raimona in Room 15 are the heartbeat of Koraunui School. They guide and inspire their students. They provide support with learning between 9.00am-12.00pm and 1.00pm-2.00pm. Teachers stay in regular contact with their students.
Pupils can use their own school email account. The email account and Teams will require your school email address and password.
Koraunui School is not just a school. It is a community. It is a place where children learn and grow together. It is where they prepare for their future. As we leave Koraunui School, remember the dedication. Remember the community spirit that makes it so special. This is a place where every child matters.