Motueka High School

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Motueka High School
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Address
Motueka High School
Whakarewa Street,
Motueka,
New Zealand
Coordinates 41°06′53″S173°00′17″E / 41.1148°S 173.0047°E / -41.1148; 173.0047
Information
TypeCoeducational Secondary School (Year 9–13)
MottoToday's Learners, Tomorrow's Leaders [1]
Established1955
Ministry of Education Institution no. 298
PrincipalJohn Prestidge
School roll717 [2] (August 2024)
Socio-economic decile5
Website motuekahigh.school.nz

Motueka High School is a coeducational secondary school in Motueka, New Zealand, established in 1955.

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References

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