Explore various art forms like painting, drawing, sculpture, and printmaking. You'll learn about different art movements, techniques, and materials. You'll also develop your creativity, problem-solving skills, and ability to express yourself through art.

Understanding, using, and creating oral, written, and visual texts of increasing complexity is at the heart of English teaching and learning. By engaging with text-based activities, students become increasingly skilled and sophisticated speakers and listeners, writers and readers, presenters and viewers

Learning languages connects us to people and cultures around the world.
Students learn to communicate confidently and gain insight into diverse customs and values. Language learning builds empathy, sharpens thinking, and opens doors to global opportunities.

Mathematics develops powerful thinking skills that last a lifetime. By exploring maths and statistics, students learn to think creatively and logically, solve problems, and communicate clearly. These skills build confidence and support smart decision-making in everyday life. Maths is not just about finding answers - it’s about understanding how things work and applying that knowledge in the real world.

Performing arts celebrates creativity, culture, and self-expression.
Through music, dance, and drama - including toi Māori - students explore ideas, emotions, and identities. They build confidence, take creative risks, and learn to collaborate and communicate in powerful ways.
Arts education nurtures imagination, enhances well-being, and opens pathways to creative industries and lifelong enjoyment.

Physical Education helps students to develop the skills, knowledge, and competencies to live healthy and physically active lives at school and for the rest of their life. They learn ‘in, through, and about’ movement, gaining an understanding that movement is integral to human expression and can contribute to people’s pleasure and enhance their lives.

Science is fundamental to understanding the world around us. It is a way of investigating, understanding and explaining the world in which we live and work. Having a sound knowledge of core Science concepts as well as an understanding of how Science works is an important part of engaging with real world issues.

Through the Social Sciences, students develop the knowledge and skills to enable them to better understand, participate in, and contribute to the local, national, and global communities in which they live and work; engage critically with societal issues; and evaluate the sustainability of alternative social, economic, political, and environmental practices.

Technology is all about using creativity, knowledge, and practical skills to solve real-world problems and enhance human possibilities. It empowers students to respond to design, innovate, and build outcomes that respond to people’s needs, improve their lives and shape the future. From digital tools to sustainable systems, technology education encourages empathy, critical and creative thinking, and hands-on learning.

Tū Tangata is a unique programme that supports student development within a Māori context. Grounded in tikanga Māori, students are mentored in ceremonial protocols (tikanga and kawa), leadership, and kotahitanga (collaboration). The programme fosters a strong sense of identity and belonging, while offering academic support through homework clubs and mentoring.