List of schools in Otago

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This is a list of schools in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island.

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Waitaki District

Name [1] [2] Years [2] Gender [2] Authority [1] Location [1] Territorial authority area [1] Decile [lower-alpha 1] (2015) [3] EQI (April 2023) [1] Roll [lower-alpha 2] (April 2023) [1] Website [1] School number [1] Opening year
Ardgowan School 1–8CoedState Oamaru Waitaki 6442105 3704 1903 [4]
Duntroon School 1–8CoedState Duntroon Waitaki 942875 3732 1879 [5] [6]
East Otago High School 7–13CoedState Palmerston Waitaki 6483168 371 1856 [7]
Fenwick School 1–6CoedState Oamaru Waitaki 6457282 3707 2001 [8]
Five Forks School 1–8CoedState Kakanui Valley Waitaki 943149 3738 1912 [9]
Flag Swamp School (closed 2020) [10] 1–8CoedState Waikouaiti Waitaki -----1869 [10]
Hampden School 1–8CoedState Hampden Waitaki 448243 3746 1864 [11]
Kakanui School 1–8CoedState Kakanui Waitaki 545766 3755 1873 [12]
Macraes Moonlight School 1–8CoedState Macraes Flat Waitaki 1042516 3764 1880 [13]
Maheno School 1–8CoedState Maheno Waitaki 645062 3765 1875 [14]
Oamaru Intermediate 7–8CoedState Oamaru Waitaki 5475318 3784 Unknown
Omarama School 1–8CoedState Omarama Waitaki 744241 3789 1930s [15]
Otepopo School (closed 2010) [16] 1–8CoedState Herbert Waitaki -----1864 [16]
Palmerston School 1–6CoedState Palmerston Waitaki 6461112 3797 1867 [17]
Papakaio School 1–8CoedState Papakaio Waitaki 9436114 3798 1867 [18]
Pembroke School 1–6CoedState Oamaru Waitaki 3493225 3737 Unknown
St Joseph's School 1–8CoedState integrated (Catholic) Oamaru Waitaki 643892 3825 1884 [19]
St Kevin's College 9–13CoedState integrated (Catholic, Boarding) Oamaru Waitaki 7444476 369 1927 [20]
Te Pākihi o Maru / Oamaru North School 1–6CoedState Oamaru Waitaki 4515104 3785 1872 [21]
Totara School 1–8CoedState Alma Waitaki 642970 3847 1862 [22]
Waitaki Boys' High School 9–13BoysState (Boarding) Oamaru Waitaki 6485390 365 1883 [23]
Waitaki Girls' High School 9–13GirlsState (Boarding) Oamaru Waitaki 6480368 366 1887 [24]
Waitaki Valley School 1–8CoedState Kurow Waitaki 8437104 363 2010 [25]
Weston School 1–8CoedState Weston Waitaki 8434236 3864 1869 [26]

Central Otago District

NameYearsGenderAreaAuthorityDecileRollWebsiteMOE
Alexandra School 1–8Coed Alexandra State8190 3701
Clyde School 1–8Coed Clyde State9162 3725
Cromwell College 7–15Coed Cromwell State8602 373
Cromwell Primary School 1–6Coed Cromwell State8359 3729
Dunstan High School 9–13Coed Alexandra State9568 372
Goldfields School 1–6Coed Cromwell State7284 3741
Maniototo Area School 1–13Coed Ranfurly State7135 370
Millers Flat School 1–8Coed Millers Flat State725 3771
Omakau School 1–8Coed Omakau State872 3788
Poolburn School 1–8Coed Oturehua State1045 3802
Roxburgh Area School 1–13Coed Roxburgh State4129 375
St Gerard's School 1–8Coed Alexandra State integrated9129- 3823
St John's School 1–8Coed Ranfurly State integrated761- 3824
Tarras School 1–8Coed Tarras State1020 3843
The Terrace School 1–8Coed Alexandra State8294 3844

Queenstown-Lakes District

Name [1] Years [2] Gender [2] Authority [1] Location [1] Territorial authority area [1] Roll [1] 2015 decile [1] Current EQI [1] Website [1] School number [1] Opened
Arrowtown School 1–8CoedState Arrowtown Queenstown-Lakes 47110391 3930 1863 [27]
Glenorchy School 1–8CoedState Glenorchy Queenstown-Lakes 347400 3955 1911 [28]
Hāwea Flat School 1–6CoedState Hāwea Flat Queenstown-Lakes 31110408 3747 1882 [29]
Holy Family School 1–8CoedState integrated (Catholic) Wānaka Queenstown-Lakes 20610386 557 2006 [30]
KingsView School 1–8CoedState integrated Frankton Queenstown-Lakes 6610396 633 1996 [31]
Makarora Primary School 1–8CoedState Makarora Queenstown-Lakes 77401 3767 1994 [32]
Makarora Primary School (closed 1987) [32] 1–8CoedState Makarora Queenstown-Lakes -----1969 [32]
Makarora Primary School (closed 1946) [32] 1–8CoedState Makarora Queenstown-Lakes -----1895 [32]
Queenstown Primary School 1–8CoedState Queenstown Queenstown-Lakes 61210403 4005 1975 [33]
Remarkables Primary School 1–8CoedState Frankton Queenstown-Lakes 44510399 6783 2010 [34]
Shotover Primary School 1–8CoedState Shotover Country Queenstown-Lakes 573-392 586 2015 [35]
St Joseph's School 1–8CoedState integrated (Catholic) Queenstown Queenstown-Lakes 13210389 4016 1883 [36]
Te Kura o Take Kārara 1–6CoedState Wānaka Queenstown-Lakes 238-411 747 2020 [37]
Wakatipu High School 9–13CoedState Frankton Queenstown-Lakes 133910412 374 1937 [38]
Wānaka Primary School 1–6CoedState Wānaka Queenstown-Lakes 49510400 1167 1979 [39]

Dunedin City

Primary and intermediate schools

Name [1] Years [2] Gender [2] Authority [1] Location [1] Territorial authority area [1] Decile [lower-alpha 1] [1] Roll [1] Website [1] School number [1] Opened
Abbotsford School 1–8CoedState Abbotsford Dunedin City 7281 3700 1953 [40]
Amana Christian School 1–8CoedPrivate Mosgiel Dunedin City 958 1641 2001 [41]
Andersons Bay School 1–6CoedState Andersons Bay Dunedin City 10265 3703 1858 [42]
Arthur Street School 1–8CoedState City Rise Dunedin City 8191 3706 1864 [43]
Balaclava School 1–6CoedState Balaclava Dunedin City 8242 3709 1964 [44]
Balmacewen Intermediate School 7–8CoedState Wakari Dunedin City 9470 3711 1964 [45]
Bathgate Park School 1–8CoedState Forbury Dunedin City 3124 647 2011 [46]
Big Rock Primary School 1–8CoedState Brighton Dunedin City 596 607 2008 [47]
Bradford School 1–6CoedState Bradford Dunedin City 485 3716
Broad Bay School 1–8CoedState Broad Bay Dunedin City 927 3718 1877 [48]
Brockville School 1–8CoedState Brockville Dunedin City 2137 3719
Carisbrook School 1–8CoedState Caversham Dunedin City 2298 648
Concord School 1–6CoedState Concord Dunedin City 378 3727
Dunedin North Intermediate 7-8CoedState Dunedin North Dunedin City 6299 3731
Dunedin Rudolf Steiner School 1-8CoedState integrated (Rudolf Steiner) Maia Dunedin City 761 1192
East Taieri School 1-6CoedState Mosgiel Dunedin City 9296 3733
Elmgrove School 1-6CoedState Mosgiel Dunedin City 6297 3778
Fairfield School 1-8CoedState Fairfield Dunedin City 10468 3736
George Street Normal School 1-6CoedState Dunedin North Dunedin City 0426 3740
Grants Braes School 1-6CoedState Waverley Dunedin City 10220 3742
Green Island School 1-8CoedState Green Island Dunedin City 4179 3743
Halfway Bush School 1-6CoedState Halfway Bush Dunedin City 1038 3745
Kaikorai Primary School 1-6CoedState Roslyn Dunedin City 9270 3753
Karitane School 1-6CoedState Karitane Dunedin City 518 3756
Lee Stream School 1-8CoedState Lee Stream Dunedin City 810 3761
Liberton Christian School 1-8CoedState integrated (Christian) Pine Hill Dunedin City 8110 4117
Macandrew Bay School 1-6CoedState Macandrew Bay Dunedin City 10141 3762
Maori Hill School 1-6CoedState Maori Hill Dunedin City 10246 3768
Mornington School 1-8CoedState Mornington Dunedin City 8231 3776
Musselburgh School 1-6CoedState Musselburgh Dunedin City 5123 3779
North East Valley Normal School 1-6CoedState North East Valley Dunedin City 6221 3783
Opoho School 1-6CoedState Opoho Dunedin City 9167 3790
Outram School 1-8CoedState Outram Dunedin City 9177 3795
Pine Hill School 1-6CoedState Pine Hill Dunedin City 342 3801
Port Chalmers School 1-8CoedState Port Chalmers Dunedin City 594 3803
Portobello School 1-8CoedState Portobello Dunedin City 844 3805
Pūrākaunui School 1-8CoedState Pūrākaunui Dunedin City 620 3807
Ravensbourne School 1-6CoedState Ravensbourne Dunedin City 618 3808
Sacred Heart School 1-8CoedState integrated North East Valley Dunedin City 744 3815
Sawyers Bay School 1-6CoedState Sawyers Bay Dunedin City 1127 3817
Silverstream (South) Primary School 1-6CoedState Mosgiel Dunedin City 4298 1657
St Bernadette's School 1-6CoedState integrated Forbury Dunedin City 5142 3819
St Brigid's School 1-6CoedState integrated Tainui Dunedin City 1048 3820 1939 [49]
St Clair School 1-6CoedState Saint Clair Dunedin City 6379 3835
St Francis Xavier School 1-6CoedState integrated Maryhill Dunedin City 8108 3822
St Joseph's Cathedral School 1-6CoedState integrated City Rise Dunedin City 8152 3827
St Leonards School 1-6CoedState Saint Leonards Dunedin City 1018 3829
St Mary's School (Dunedin) 1-6CoedState integrated Wakari Dunedin City 653 3830
St Mary's School (Mosgiel) 1-8CoedState integrated Mosgiel Dunedin City 8117 3832
St Peter Chanel School 1-8CoedState integrated Green Island Dunedin City 861 3834
Strath Taieri School 1-8CoedState Middlemarch Dunedin City 43 3837
Tahuna Normal Intermediate School 7-8CoedState Musselburgh Dunedin City 8533 3839
Tainui School 1-6CoedState Tainui Dunedin City 8267 3841 1929 [50]
Waikouaiti School 1-6CoedState Waikouaiti Dunedin City 788 3852 1860 [51]
Waitati School 1-8CoedState Waitati Dunedin City 975 3857 1864 [52]
Wakari School 1-6CoedState Wakari Dunedin City 8297 3859 1858 [53]
Warrington School 1-8CoedState Warrington Dunedin City 945 3862 1879 [54]

Secondary and composite schools

NameSchool numberYearsGenderAreaAuthorityOpenedRollWebsiteNotes
Bayfield High School 382 9–13Coed Musselburgh State1961597
Columba College 386 1–13Coed/Girls Roslyn State integrated1915587 Presbyterian, boarding. Coeducational years 1–6, girls only years 7–13.
John McGlashan College 387 7–13Boys Maori Hill State integrated1918515 Presbyterian, boarding
Kaikorai Valley College 381 7–13Coed Kaikorai State1958439
King's High School 383 9–13Boys Forbury State1936850
Logan Park High School 376 9–13Coed Dunedin North State1975807
Otago Boys' High School 377 9–13Boys City Rise State1863824 Boarding
Otago Girls' High School 378 9–13Girls City Rise State1871707
Queen's High School 384 9–13Girls Forbury State1955462
Sara Cohen School 3816 Coed Caversham State192654 Special needs
St Hilda's Collegiate School 380 7–13Girls City Rise State integrated1896462 Anglican, boarding
Taieri College 495 7–13Coed Mosgiel State20041220
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ōtepoti 2351 1–13Coed Fairfield State199455 Māori language school
Trinity Catholic College 536 7–13Coed City Rise State integrated1989670 Catholic

Former schools

Clutha District

NameYearsGenderAreaAuthorityDecileRollWebsiteSchool number
Balclutha School 1–8Coed Balclutha State5179 3710
Blue Mountain College 7–13Coed Tapanui State7202 391
Clinton School 1–8Coed Clinton State470 3723
Clutha Valley School 1–8Coed Clydevale State9115 3724
Heriot School 1–6Coed Heriot State881 3749
Kaitangata School 1–8Coed Kaitangata State485- 3754
Lawrence Area School 1–13Coed Lawrence State6129 390
Milton School 1–6Coed Milton State4109 3772
Romahapa School 1–8Coed Romahapa State466 3811
Rosebank School 1–8Coed Balclutha State6227 3812
South Otago High School 9–13Coed Balclutha State6483 393
St Joseph's School 1–8Coed Balclutha State integrated755- 3826
St Mary's School 1–6Coed Milton State integrated455 3831
Stirling School 1–8Coed Stirling State753 3836
Tahakopa School 1–8Coed Tahakopa State92 3838
Taieri Beach School 1–8Coed Taieri Mouth State55- 3840
Tapanui School 1–6Coed Tapanui State770 3842
The Catlins Area School 1–13Coed Owaka State6118 394
Tokoiti School 1–6Coed Milton State428 3845
Tokomairiro High School 7–13Coed Milton State5225 392
Waihola District School 1–8Coed Waihola State635- 3850
Waikoikoi School 1–6Coed Waikoikoi State810 3851
Waitahuna School 1–6Coed Waitahuna State75- 3855
Waiwera South School 1–8Coed Waiwera South State731 3858
Warepa School 1–8Coed Warepa State962 3861

Notes

  1. 1 2 The now-defunct socioeconomic decile measured the socioeconomic status of the school catchment area from 1 (the poorest areas) to 10 (the wealthiest areas).
  2. The roll for each school changes frequently as students start school for the first time, move between schools, and graduate.

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