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Kia Ora and Welcome

Christian Schooling for Children in Years One to Twelve in 2026
(Note: we will expand to Year 13 in 2027)

Our Vision

This is what we aspire to.

"That we may be drawn closer to God and inspired to excellence."

Our Mission

This is what we do on a daily basis.

"We are a community of faith and learning that celebrates the whole child and equips them to: honour God, love learning, serve others and fulfil their potential in Christ.

Our Motto

This is our purpose.

To know - To Love - To Serve

Our Values

These determine our priorities and are important in the way we live and work at school.

Our Local Curriculum

" I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not because I see it, but because by it I see everything else."

CS Lewis

KingsGate School Local Curriculum

Our Way Forward

KingsGate School Strategic and Annual Plan

Why Parents Choose KingsGate

What's happening at KingsGate School?

Upcoming Events in May

Mon 18

Corequisite Event 1

18 May 2026 - 29 May 2026

Wed 20

Tech - Years 7 & 8 at Pukekohe Intermediate

20 May 2026

Fri 22

Primary Assembly - Led by Year 6's

22 May 2026

Mon 25

Term 2 Cohort Entry

25 May 2026

Latest Notices

Scholastic Book Club - Issue 4 out now!

20 May 2026

SCHOLASTIC BOOK CLUB - ISSUE 4

The latest issue of the Lucky Book Club will be going home this week with each student Years 1-6, or browse:
https://www.scholastic.co.nz/media/9624/nzbc426_finalweb.pdf

ORDERS CLOSE ~*10:00am Monday, 15 June*~

Ordering is easy - download the Scholastic Book Cub Loop App - free in your app store, or visit https://mybookclub.scholastic.co.nz/Parent/Login.aspx

This afternoon: FOTS Meet & Greet

20 May 2026

If you are interested in finding out about FOTS and who we are and what we do, please come and join us today - afternoon tea provided!

We will be in the upper makerspace at 2.45pm.

FOTS Team

Whānau workshop: Acorn Neurodiversity

19 May 2026

Kia ora koutou,

We’re pleased to share that Kia Ora Ake has partnered with Acorn Neurodiversity to offer a free workshop for whānau.

The session will cover emotional regulation and practical ways to support neurodivergent tamariki when they are feeling overwhelmed, stressed or dysregulated.

Whānau workshop

When? Thursday 11 June, 6.00pm to 7.00pm
Where? Tamaoho School , 36 Taikaranga Street, Pukekohe

Light supper provided