Our purpose is to develop young women who are independent learners with the skills and attributes to tackle existing and future challenges, to make our community, our nation and our world a better place.

You can do almost anything!

All students, caregivers and whānau are part of our school community. In line with our value of Whanaungatanga we provide a range of ways for you and your whānau to connect and feel part of our kura. This includes the Stars Programme, whānau time and Houses.

We like to share information with our school community and their whānau as much as possible. There are lots of different ways to stay in touch and follow our students' achievements including regular bulletins, daily notices, website, social media and google classrooms!

Click here to see term dates for 2024.

Bullying is not OK.

Ma te kahukura ka rere te manu - Adorn the birds with feathers so that it may fly

We live our value of Manaakitanga and expect students to wear their uniform with pride and respect.

Kia ora, Alláh-u-Abhá, Assalaamu alaikum, Namaste and Hello to all of you. Nau mai haere mai, welcome to the Prayer Room.

Attendance is key to ensuring you make progress and achieve your goals. We know that you will progress in your learning when your attendance is above 90%. This is what the Ministry of Education calls ‘regular attendance’. During school hours, you must be in class unless you have a permission slip from your teacher.

We are delighted to announce our team of Manutaki for 2024.

Keeping your personal property (including clothing, computers, phones) safe is important anywhere.

We want to support you in your learning so you get the most out of your time at MGC. There are a variety of ways you can access additional learning support, just ask your whānau teacher or dean if you are unsure where to start.

Get active, get involved!

Our Finance team are always available to answer any questions or take payment from students or whānau. If you want to talk with somebody from the team, phone 520 8448 ext 886 or email on finance@mgc.school.nz.

Students may travel to school in a variety of ways including walking, biking, driving their own vehicle or catching a school bus. Below are some key points for students and whānau to be aware of.