About Arakura School
Nestled in the heart of Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt within Wellington region lies Arakura School - a state-run educational institution that prides itself on being co-educational and inclusive. With an approximate roll size of 141 students across various year levels, this contributing school fosters diversity with its student community makeup comprising mainly European/Pākehā (43%) and Māori (38%), reflecting the rich cultural tapestry that forms part of New Zealand's national identity. Arakura School stands as a beacon for unity, respectfully acknowledging each unique background within its community.
Principal: Seletute Mila brings her dynamic leadership to guide the school through engaging teaching practices and an unwavering commitment towards student success. Under Principal Mila's guidance, Arakura School continues to uphold its core values while adapting to meet modern educational needs.
Values: At Arakura School, the pillars of education are deeply rooted in respect, inclusivity and community spirit. These tenets not only shape our students' character but also reflect New Zealand’s broader societal values - a nation that cherishes its diversity while working towards unity.
