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Kia Ora, Talofa Lava, Malo e lelei, Kia Orana, Greetings,
Te Mata School is a full primary school situated in a stunning rural location at the heart of the Te Mata community. Our personalised learning programs and teaching strategies are especially tailored to cater for the academic, social and physical development needs of each unique student at our school.
We have a whanau style approach where our whole learning community supports the academic, physical and emotional development of everyone at Te Mata School. The vibrant and committed teachers provide a range of programs and activities to support this approach.
We have our “Fish Philosophy” that underpins the values of Te Mata School and weaves it way through all aspects of our children’s day.
Like parents, the staff and Board of Trustees at Te Mata School want the best for all our students. This is achieved in an atmosphere of friendly co-operation which involves the school, the students and their families.
If you would like more information about Te Mata School or to arrange a visit, please feel free to contact the office to make an appointment, it would be our pleasure to show you around.
Fiona Gott, Principal
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ABOUT TE MATAWhat makes us unique? |
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Te Mata School is a full primary, co-educational facility located at the base of Mt Karioi between the Raglan and Aotea Harbours on the West Coast of the North Island. The school is 135 years old and has a rich history. |
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Te Mata consists of six permanent classrooms, an adventure playground and extensive, park – like grounds which feature large mature trees and spacious areas for students to play and to enjoy the peace and shade. The school is proud of its large swimming pool and tennis courts. |
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It is our people that make Te Mata School unique, our students, parents, staff, Board of Trustees & our wider community. Our people are committed to making Te Mata School the best learning environment. We care about past experiences & care about creating new learning opportunities. |
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Our weekly Whanau Newsletter promotes our caring culture & fosters a strong communication link for our families. When developing policies and practices for our school every endeavor is made to reflect New Zealand’s cultural diversity & the unique position of Maori culture. |
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28 Nov 2025
Due to a breakdown we have no room for casual travel on the taxi bus this week:-
Wednesday to Friday inclusive
Please arrange alternative pickup for your child.
Camp Adair 2025
If your child is attending camp this year the final instalment of
the fees is required to be settled by 1st November 2025.
We appreciate your help with this.
Dear parents and caregivers
Tabloids Day tomorrow - Friday 31st October
Just a reminder to everyone that Tabloids is on tomorrow.
Please remember to bring:
You are welcome to drop off and collect later. Drop off time 9.30am. Pick up time 1pm.
Please remember booster seats for all children.
See you there!
Jacqui
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