Drury School

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“Growth through Learning” is more than just a motto here at Drury School. It’s a living principle that has guided generations of students. Drury School opened its doors in 1857. Imagine the New Zealand that existed then. Drury was a rural town. Coal mining was a key local industry.

Drury School has been a cornerstone of this community for over a century. It has seen Drury transform from a small village to a growing suburb. The school adapted to meet the changing needs of its students.

Robyn Malcolm is the current principal of Drury School. She leads a dedicated team of educators. They are committed to providing a nurturing and stimulating learning environment. Drury School is a full primary school. It caters to students from Year 1 to Year 8. The school’s roll in November 2024 was 389 students.

Drury School emphasizes values like respect and responsibility. Kindness and excellence are key here too. These values underpin the school’s vision. They are promoted through leadership and teaching.

The Education Review Office or ERO, conducts regular reviews of Drury School. A 2016 ERO report noted that Drury School is well-governed and led. The report also highlighted successful interventions and strategies. These strategies support children at risk of not achieving.

ERO found that the school’s curriculum and processes effectively enact its vision. Drury School provides a safe and supportive environment. Children with additional needs are well catered for.

In 2024, ERO set some next steps for Drury School. These include improving outcomes for Māori and Pacific learners. Strengthening teaching and assessment practices is also important. ERO also wants to continue to grow and sustain learner wellbeing.

Drury School is part of the Rosehill Pathways Kahui Ako. This is a community of learning. Schools work together to improve outcomes for all students. Drury School’s website provides more information. The address is drury.school.nz. You can also call them at 09-2948502.

Drury School fosters a strong sense of belonging. Learners are confident and engaged. The school values partnerships with parents and whanau. These partnerships are seen as vital.

Drury School continues to evolve. It embraces innovation. The school uses digital devices for learning. Drury School prepares students for future success. It does this while honoring its rich history.

As you explore Drury today remember Drury School. Think about the countless children who have passed through its doors. They have gone on to make their mark on the world. The school remains a place of growth, learning, and community. It continues to serve Drury.

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