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Composite schools in Auckland

Auckland has 9 composite schools with a combined roll of 5,462 students across 9 locations. The area also includes 5 private schools. Among schools with a current Equity Index, the average is 407, ranging from 388 to 434. The Equity Index describes estimated socio-economic barriers, not school quality.

9
Schools
5,462
Combined roll
9
Locations
407
Average EQI

All composite schools in Auckland

Search, sort and narrow down every published school of this type in Auckland by type, authority or enrolment scheme.

Filter schools — type · authority · enrolment scheme · suburb
School Suburb Type Roll Equity Index Enrolment scheme Authority
Pinehurst School
Co-Educational
 Albany Composite · Years 1–15 1,157 — No scheme listed Private
Michael Park School
Co-Educational
 Ellerslie Composite · Years 1–15 326 388 No scheme listed State : Integrated
Al-Madinah School
Co-Educational
 Mangere Composite · Years 1–15 551 413 No scheme listed State : Integrated
Manukau Christian School
Co-Educational
 Manurewa Composite · Years 1–15 311 — No scheme listed Private
Elim Christian College Mt Albert
Co-Educational
 Mt Albert Composite · Years 1–15 449 394 No scheme listed State : Integrated
City Impact Church School
Co-Educational
 Oteha Composite · Years 1–15 367 — No scheme listed Private
Atea College
Co-Educational
 Panmure Composite · Years 1–15 17 — No scheme listed Private
ACG Parnell College
Co-Educational
 Parnell Composite · Years 1–15 2,004 — No scheme listed Private
KingsGate School
Co-Educational
 Pukekohe West Composite · Years 1–15 280 434 No scheme listed State : Integrated

What "enrolment scheme" means

What a "Yes" or "No" in the enrolment scheme column actually determines for a family applying to a school in Auckland.

  • A school with an enrolment scheme (a home zone) must enrol every child who lives inside it.
  • A school with no scheme listed can generally accept enrolments from anywhere.

Reading the Equity Index

Two quick things worth remembering when comparing EQI numbers across the table above.

  • A higher number means more estimated socio-economic barriers, not a "better" or "worse" school.
  • Private schools don't receive an Equity Index.

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