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Ministry of Education Institution no.
  
6763

Website
  
wgpcollege.school.nz

Principal
  
James Thomas

School roll
  
1310 (November 2015)

Socio-economic decile
  
9Q

Phone
  
+64 9-424 9177

Founded
  
2005

Ministry of education institution number
  
6763

Type
  
Non-Integrated co-ed, Composite (Year 7-13)

Former names
  
Stanmore Bay Secondary School Hibiscus Coast Intermediate School

Address
  
8 Stan Bay Rd, Stan Bay, Whangaparaoa 0932, New Zealand

Motto
  
Together, Believe, Achieve (Ngatahi Whakapono Tutuki)

Similar
  
Orewa College, Rangitoto College, Kristin School, Long Bay College, Wentworth College & Primary

Profiles

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Whangaparaoa College is a state co-educational secondary school located on the Hibiscus Coast. The decile 9 school serves Years 7 to 13 with a role of 1331 Learners (as at July 2016) including International. Opened officially in 2005. The founding principal was Brian O'Connell, who served until 2012. James Thomas took over the principal role in 2012, succeeding O'Connell.

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The school is in a high socio-economic area (high decile number), and has tight zoning rules where students must live to attend the school. This method prevents overcrowding in a most desirable school.

Being a new school, the facilities and technology used are leaders in the New Zealand education system, positioned on an environmentally aware site. 2006 saw the rise of two new high decile schools in Metropolitan Auckland, Whangaparaoa College and Botany Downs Secondary School.

Contributing Schools in the Home Zone:

Note: Attendance at a contributing school 'in zone' does not give automatic entry into Stanmore Bay Secondary School (Whangaparaoa College)

  • Stanmore Bay Primary School
  • Whangaparaoa Primary School
  • Gulf Harbour School
  • Red Beach Primary School
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    References

    Whangaparaoa College Wikipedia


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