Vision Survey Results 2025 - 1 of 3 Results

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed their thoughts and reflections. Your feedback has painted a rich picture of what makes our school so special. Here are the key themes that emerged — a celebration of the things we value most and the opportunities that help our tamariki thrive: part of what makes this kura so special 💛

Question 1: What are the best things about our school right now ? (that we would absolutely want to have in three years time).

Community Voice - Question 1

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Our community continues to express deep appreciation for the welcoming, inclusive culture of our kura, where whanaungatanga and a strong sense of belonging are clearly felt. Families value the dedication of our staff, the visibility and leadership of our Principal, and the wide range of enrichment opportunities offered—from Garden to Table to Kapa Haka, sports, and the arts. The school’s focus on student wellbeing, outdoor play, and values-based learning (including the ORCA values and tuakana-teina relationships) is celebrated, along with our commitment to diversity, creativity, and academic balance. The vibrant outdoor spaces and well-resourced learning environments round out what whānau feel makes our school such a special place to be.

Pupil Voice - Question 1

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Our ākonga love being part of a school that is fun, inclusive, and full of exciting opportunities. From playgrounds, bike tracks, and trampolines to Garden to Table, Performing Arts, STEM, and lunchtime clubs, students appreciate the variety of hands-on learning and creative experiences available. Special events like the Gala, Colour Fun Run, and school camps are highlights that create unforgettable memories. They speak highly of our kind and caring teachers who make learning enjoyable and know them by name. Students also value having leadership roles and responsibilities, feeling empowered to contribute to their school community. With strong ORCA values, “You be you” days, and a culture of respect and belonging, students feel safe, supported, and proud to be part of our kura.

Staff Voice Summary - Question 1

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Our staff shared what they value most about our school, highlighting a strong sense of whanaungatanga, a supportive and connected team culture, and a deep commitment to student wellbeing and success. They praised the rich learning opportunities, inclusive environment, and the positive impact of leadership, resources, and community partnerships. The balance between structured teaching, creative enrichment, and a values-based approach remains a key strength of our kura.