About Henry Hill School
Nestled in the heart of Onekawa, Napier lies Henry Hill School - a cornerstone institution that has been shaping young minds for generations.
At this state school with an approximate roll size of 265 students from Year 1 to Year 8, diversity is celebrated and embraced. The student community boasts rich cultural representation, including significant Māori (63%) and Pacific Islander presence alongside European/Pākehā peers.
Henry Hill School prides itself on being a contributing school in Hawke's Bay - an area known for its vibrant community spirit. Under the leadership of Principal Zoe Bridewell, students are nurtured to understand and respect this cultural mosaic that reflects New Zealand’s unique identity.
As part of Henry Hill School's commitment to holistic education in a co-educational setting, learners embark on an educational journey where they can thrive academically while being grounded in the values and traditions representative of their heritage. The school’s environment fosters unity amidst diversity as students from all walks of life come together to create lasting bonds that extend beyond the classroom walls.
