About St Michael’s School (Taita)
St Michael’s School, nestled in the heart of Taita within Lower Hutt, is a vibrant state integrated full primary education institution that proudly embraces co-education for its diverse student body. With an approximate roll size of around 125 students, it provides tailored educational experiences to children from early years through to Year 8.
Central values at St Michael’s School revolve around respect, inclusivity, and a strong sense of community—a reflection of the school's significant Pacific student population that makes up about 60% of its students. This concentration not only highlights the cultural richness within Taita but also emphasizes the importance of fostering an environment where every child feels valued and understood.
Principal Clara Tuifao leads with a vision to nurture young minds in this culturally-rich setting, ensuring that students are not only academically prepared for their future but also deeply connected to the heritage of New Zealand. The school's location on Cooper Street places it within an urban context yet maintains its unique identity as part of Wellington’s educational landscape.
As a co-educational institution, St Michael’s School provides equal opportunities for boys and girls to learn together under the guidance of experienced educators who are committed to providing
