PRINCIPAL’S WELCOME
Kia Ora, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Fakalofa lahi atu, Kia Orana, Sastrikal, Namaste,
Bula Vinaka, Salam & Warm Pacific Greetings to you all.
Welcome to our wonderful school. It is a privilege to be the educational leader of this exciting, vibrant learning community. A a school/kura we are continually striving to give our tamariki the best opportunities to achieve. Providing experiences beyond the classroom is one of our priorities.
Having our community actively involved in the learning for our tamariki is a priority. One of the great examples of this is our Te Hui Ako which continues to be one of the flagships of which hold very proud. Partnership with whanau successful learning from and with each other is what makes our place so special.
Learning at Randwick Rark School continues to evolve. Chrome books are gradually being introduced as a resource for finding information and up skilling through the technology programmes available.
Our school annually celebrates a number of significant cultural events throughout the year including Samoan, Tongan, Cook Island,Fiji, Niue, Tokelau and Tuvalu Language Weeks, Holi, Diwali, Matariki, Sign Language Deaf Awareness Week. A these events our children have the opportunity to share information and celebrations within their specific culture. These allow our tamariki to gain greater insight and appreciation of the cultures that all contribute to making our learning community the diverse, exciting place it is.
The sporting performances of Randwick Park Students surpass many of the larger Intermediate schools in the Auckland region. These schools have Year 7/8 rolls far greater than our own but time after time we out perform them.
On behalf of our Board of Trustees and staff we welcome you to our “special place”. We look forward to getting to know you as part of our Randwick Park whanau/familiy and your tamariki as enthusiastic learners that we can support in gaining new skills and knowledge. We really enjoy working alongside you and your children as we encourage them to develop a love of learning.