Okaihau College

SecondaryCo-EducationalYear 7–13StateHas enrolment zone
58 Settlers Way, Ōkaihau, Okaihau
267 students
Medium school
516
Equity Index · Elevated Needs
Zoned enrolment
In-zone place guaranteed

BoundFor analysis · from ERO reports and public data

Our read on Okaihau College

Culturally Grounded School With Clear Growth Goals

Okaihau College is a Years 7–13 school in Northland that has entered a collaborative improvement process with ERO focused on strengthening Māori-centred teaching and community partnerships. The school demonstrates genuine cultural responsiveness and strong student-teacher relationships, while working to deepen whānau engagement and embed more consistent teaching strategies across the school.

Source: ERO, 5 April 2024 · How we write these · What ERO ratings mean

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Okaihau College

58 Settlers Way, Ōkaihau, Okaihau

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How enrolment at Okaihau College works

Ministry of Education enrolment-scheme status, and what it means for an application.

Okaihau College has an enrolment scheme, so it has a home zone. A child who lives inside that zone is entitled to enrol. Check your street address against the boundary using the zone checker above — confirm the result with the school before relying on it.

Families outside the zone can apply only when the school offers out-of-zone places for the intake they need. When applications exceed the places available, the school works through the priority groups in this order, with a supervised random ballot inside an oversubscribed group:

  1. Students accepted for an approved special programme, where the school runs one
  2. Siblings of current students
  3. Siblings of former students
  4. Children of former students
  5. Children of school-board employees or board members
  6. All other applicants

Priority is not a guarantee: if a group has more applicants than places, that group goes to a ballot and the groups below it receive nothing in that round. Read our guide to out-of-zone enrolment and ballots for the application steps, evidence and deadlines.

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What families ask about Okaihau College

Does Okaihau College have an enrolment zone?
Yes. An enrolment scheme is listed and the available zone map is shown below. Check your exact address before relying on eligibility.
What year levels does Okaihau College teach?
Okaihau College teaches Year 7–13.
What is Okaihau College's Equity Index?
The listed EQI is 516. EQI reflects socioeconomic barriers used for funding; it is not a school-quality score.
How large is the school?
The latest listed roll is 267 students.
When was the latest listed ERO review?
The latest review date in the public data is April 2024.

The basics

Ministry of Education records

Teaching language
All students taught in English/other setting
Opened
1972
Principal
Mabel Davis (Acting)
Urban/rural setting
Rural settlement
Donation requests
Not Requested
Donations not requested (except school camps)

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