About Umawera School
Nestled in the heart of Umawera, Northland lies a unique educational gem that thrives on cultural diversity and inclusivity—Umawera School.
As an integral part of its community fabric, this State school prides itself not only as one of contributors to education in the region but also for fostering strong connections with both Māori and European/Pakeha students. With a student body composition that reflects 67% Māori heritage alongside 30% European/Pākehā, Umawera School stands as an exemplar of cultural harmony within its educational setting.
Under the guidance and leadership of Principal Christine Gilmore, a dedicated educator known for embracing all cultures with respect and understanding, this co-educational institution continues to nurture young minds. With an approximate roll size of 28 students, Umawera School is intimate yet diverse, allowing each student the opportunity to flourish in a close-knit learning environment.
Enrolment Process
Location: State Highway 1, within easy reach of Umawera's scenic beauty and community vibrancy. As the school is a state entity situated in
