“Ever wonder what it means to inspire today’s learners for tomorrow’s world?” That’s the vision of Mānuka Primary School. Welcome to a place where respect, responsibility and resilience form the core values.
Mānuka Primary School is a small multicultural school. Its dedicated staff provides effective teaching. They ensure learning meets the needs of all students. Education Review Office reports show this commitment.
Located in Glenfield on Auckland’s North Shore, Mānuka Primary School boasts spacious grounds. These grounds feature varied learning spaces. There are also large sports fields and a fitness trail. Playgrounds dot the landscape. The ship ‘The MPS Explorer’ is amazing.
This school provides opportunities to build lifelong learning skills. Mānuka Primary School encourages students to be critical thinkers. They learn to solve problems and to be environmentally aware.
Parents and whānau participate actively in school life. Feel free to meet the Principal and staff for an introductory visit. The Deputy Principals are always willing to show you around. They will gladly answer your questions.
Mānuka Primary School serves children in Years 1 to 6. It embraces an ethnically diverse community. Approximately 19 percent of children are Māori. About 10 percent have Pacific heritage.
Learner outcomes at Mānuka Primary School are increasingly equitable and excellent. Most learners achieve at or above expected curriculum levels in mathematics. The large majority of learners achieve these expectations in reading and writing.
The school addresses inequity in achievement for some groups of learners. This includes writing and mathematics. Addressing this remains a priority for leaders and teachers. Learners have a strong sense of wellbeing and belonging. They experience a positive and inclusive learning environment here at Mānuka Primary School.
Strategic leadership determines areas for school improvement. Actions are planned carefully. Leaders create a culture of collaborative inquiry among staff. Responsive teaching practices create positive learning environments. Teachers know their learners well. Relationships are warm and respectful.
The school continues to strengthen systems that promote positive outcomes. Learners needing support receive effective assistance. Parents are valued partners in their child’s education. Regular communication ensures they are aware of learning goals and progress.
Te reo Māori and tikanga Māori are integrated into teaching and learning. This builds staff and learner confidence.
Mānuka Primary School’s board includes members from diverse backgrounds. They are entrusted to work on behalf of all stakeholders. The board is accountable for the school’s performance. It sets the vision and ensures compliance with legal requirements.
The principal and board form the leadership team. Together they create a safe environment. They strive to provide a quality education for all students at Mānuka Primary School.