“Did you know Laingholm Primary School has a decile rating of 10?” I ask the group. Laingholm Primary School is a truly special place nestled in the Waitakere Ranges. It’s not just a school it’s a community hub.
Laingholm Primary School opened its doors in 1950. It has a rich history deeply rooted in the Laingholm community. The school’s name itself reflects this connection. It’s named after George and John Laing who were early pioneers of the area. They farmed this land starting in 1854.
The school boasts a diverse student population. In recent years there have been approximately 267 students enrolled. This reflects the varied backgrounds of the community it serves. European students make up a sizable portion followed by Maori and Asian students. There are also Pacific Island and other students represented in the student body.
Laingholm Primary School is a contributing school. This means it accepts students both within its zone and from outside the zone. Parents interested in enrolling their children should contact the school directly. The school’s office can be reached by phone or email. You can also find more information on their website.
Did you know that annual fees for state primary schools in New Zealand start at around $11,000? Laingholm Primary School follows the standard New Zealand school hours running from 8:45 am to 3:20 pm. They are open Monday to Friday except for school holidays. The school also has a uniform. The details of the school uniform are available from the school’s office.
Laingholm Primary School is much more than just a building. It’s a place where children learn and grow within a supportive community. It’s a place that has been shaped by the history of the area. It has served generations of students in the Laingholm area. It continues to play a vital role in the community it serves.