About Te Uho O Te Nikau Primary School
Welcome to Te Uho O Te Nikau Primary School, nestled in Flat Bush within Auckland—a vibrant suburb that mirrors our diverse student body.
At the heart of this contributing state school is a commitment to inclusivity and respect for all cultures. With approximately 606 students from Asian backgrounds making up about 68% of the community, alongside Pacific peoples who represent around 16%, our student population reflects New Zealand's rich multicultural tapestry.
Under the leadership of Principal Chris Herlihy and as a co-educational institution, Te Uho O Te Nikau Primary School fosters an environment where every child is valued. The school prides itself on its close community connections in Flat Bush, which enhance our students' educational experiences.
As part of the Auckland region and a state-run establishment with over 600 young minds to guide, Te Uho O Te Nikau Primary School stands as an exemplar for co-educational values in New Zealand. With Chris Herlihy at its helm, we continue our journey towards nurturing well-rounded individuals who are ready to contribute positively to society.
