Our vision is working in partnership with our local iwi to create a community of learners in which learning is engaging, empowering and success- making for our diverse population.
The richness of the New Zealand Curriculum and the vision of confident, connected, actively-involved life-long learners must be at the centre of all learning as we respond to our challenges. We believe in developing learners, who engage in meaningful learning reflective of their interests, passions and aspirations.
All of our work is underpinned by culturally sustaining practice and student voice.
As part of national changes in 2025, Kāhui Ako leadership roles have been formally disestablished. However, here in Horowhenua, our commitment to working together across schools and early childhood centres remains strong.
Over the past nine years, our Kāhui Ako has built powerful relationships, shared professional expertise, and supported ākonga through a shared vision. This site is a place to celebrate that mahi, reflect on what we’ve achieved, and provide a space for future collaboration.
E hara taku toa i te toa takitahi, he toa takitini
My strength is not as an individual but as a collective