Wow. Look at Viscount Learning Community. It’s right here.
This amazing school opened in 1969. Its name is a cool story. It’s named after the Vickers Viscount airplane. These planes used to fly frequently at Mangere Airport.
Viscount Learning Community is a full primary school. That means it teaches students from Year 1 to Year 8. It’s a co-educational school. Both boys and girls attend. The school is run by the state. This means it’s publicly funded. There are no boarding facilities. All students learn in English.
Viscount Learning Community values are important to the school’s identity. They emphasize high achievement respect and a sense of belonging. The school celebrates cultural and linguistic diversity. Te Ao Maori and Te Reo Maori are vital parts of the school. Many former students have excelled in various fields.
The school provides a wide range of learning opportunities. Students receive strong instruction in literacy mathematics and the arts. They also participate in cultural groups multilingual language programs and sports. Year 7 and 8 students even get special technology lessons at Mangere College.
Viscount Learning Community aims to provide students with excellent teachers resources and a supportive learning environment. The goal is to help each student succeed. The school truly believes that all its students can achieve great things. They aim to help them soar to new heights.