Kaikohe Intermediate

Intermediate (Years 7-8)Co-EducationalYear 7–8StateOpen enrolment
11 Park Road, Kaikohe, Kaikohe
124 students
Small school
555
Equity Index · High Priority Needs
Open enrolment
No zone — anyone can apply

About this school · from Ministry of Education data

Kaikohe Intermediate in brief

Kaikohe Intermediate is a small state co-educational intermediate school (Year 7–8) in Kaikohe, Kaikohe, with 124 students on the roll. Its Equity Index of 555 is above the national midpoint, meaning more of its students face socio-economic barriers, and the school receives extra funding to support them. EQI reflects funding need, not school quality. It has no enrolment zone, so any family can apply. It opened in 1969.

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Kaikohe Intermediate

11 Park Road, Kaikohe, Kaikohe

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How enrolment at Kaikohe Intermediate works

  • No enrolment scheme is listed for Kaikohe Intermediate, so it is open enrolment: a family can apply from any address, with no home zone and no out-of-zone ballot. A place still turns on capacity at the year level you need.
  • Year levels: Year 7–8
  • Roll size: Small school
  • School website: kaikoheint.school.nz

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Does Kaikohe Intermediate have an enrolment zone?
No current enrolment scheme is listed. Applications are generally open, subject to the school's enrolment process and available places.
What year levels does Kaikohe Intermediate teach?
Kaikohe Intermediate teaches Year 7–8.
What is Kaikohe Intermediate's Equity Index?
The listed EQI is 555. EQI reflects socioeconomic barriers used for funding; it is not a school-quality score.
How large is the school?
The latest listed roll is 124 students.
When was the latest listed ERO review?
The latest review date in the public data is July 2023.

The basics

Ministry of Education records

Teaching language
All students taught in English/other setting
Opened
1969
Principal
Freda Mokaraka
Urban/rural setting
Small urban area
Donation requests
Not Requested
Donations not requested (except school camps)

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  • Typical hours: 7am-8:30am and 3pm-6pm
  • Childcare subsidy may be available through WINZ
  • Some are run on-site, others at nearby community centres

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