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Ōtakāro Kahui Ako
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A Kāhui Ako, Community of Learning,  is a group of education and training providers working together to help learners achieve their full potential. In the  Ōtakāro Kāhui Ako,  we have nine local schools; Pareawa Banks Avenue, Waitakiri Primary, Shirley Primary, Parkview Primary, Queenspark School, Shirley Intermediate, Chisnallwood Intermediate, Shirley Boys and Avonside Girls. As well as these nine schools we have a number of preschools and kindergartens in our Kāhui Ako.

We set  shared goals based on the particular needs of our tamariki.  Staff across the Kāhui ako work with students, their parents, whānau, iwi and communities to achieve these goals. By collaborating and sharing expertise, students' learning pathways are supported and their transition through the education system improved. This approach also provides more opportunities for parents, families and whānau and communities to be involved with their children and young people's learning.

This is the Ōtakāro Kahui Ako vision (see image) for the next two years.  As a community of learning we will be focusing on Hauora, literacy and cultural responsiveness in order to lift student achievement and improve outcomes for children.
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  • Home
  • Our School
    • About Our School
    • HEART Values & PB4L >
      • Children with HEART badges
    • Ōtakāro Kahui Ako
    • Learning Support
    • Our Curriculum >
      • EOTC
      • ESOL
      • Health Curriculum
      • e-Learning - BYOD >
        • Family Zone
      • Assessment and Reporting
      • Extra-Curricular
      • Student Council/Leadership
      • Māori Learning
      • Pasifika Learning
  • Our Team
    • Principal Welcome
    • Staff
    • Our Students >
      • Muringa - Junior Module
      • Pāhake - Senior Module
      • PIA Challenges >
        • About
        • Bronze Award
        • Silver Award
        • Gold Award
        • Emerald Award
        • Ruby Award
    • PTA
    • Board >
      • Meet Our BOT
      • Becoming A Board Trustee
      • Charter
      • Community Annual Reports
      • Policies-Schooldocs
      • Latest ERO Report
      • Board Meeting Minutes
      • Vacancies
  • Whānau Information
    • Absences
    • After School Care >
      • OSCAR
      • Kids Club
    • 2021 Community Report
    • COVID Updates
    • Calendar of Events
    • Enrolment
    • Facts About Head Lice
    • Information A-Z
    • Kindo Shop
    • Latest News 2023
    • School Uniform
    • Stationery
  • Learning
  • Contact Us