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3.8

Based on 10 reviews and 89 answers

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  • Other
    5.0
    23 June 2026

    MAHI PLEASE

    guys anyone got any spare mahis i shat in mine

  • Former Student
    5.0
    22 June 2026

    NICE SCHOOL BTW :)

    Are you looking for a great school for your child? Tāmaki Primary School is a wonderful place to learn, make friends, and have fun. At Tāmaki Primary School, we have caring teachers who help students do their best. We learn new things every day and are encouraged to be respectful, responsible, and kind. Our school celebrates many different cultures, making everyone feel welcome and included. There are lots of exciting opportunities for students, including sports, cultural groups, leadership ro...

  • Former Student
    5.0
    22 June 2026

    honest review about this school

    Tamaki Primary School is an outstanding school that provides a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive learning environment for all students. The teachers are dedicated and hardworking, always encouraging students to do their best and achieve their goals. The school offers a variety of learning opportunities that help students develop academically, socially, and culturally. One of the strengths of Tamaki Primary School is its strong sense of community. Students are treated with respect and are encouraged to show kindness, responsibility, and teamwork. The school also celebrates diversity and embraces the many cultures represented within its community. The classrooms are engaging and provide students with the tools and support they need to succeed. There are also many exciting activities, sports, cultural events, and leadership opportunities that help students build confidence and develop new skills. Overall, Tamaki Primary School is an excellent place for children to learn, grow, and make lasting friendships. It is a school that inspires students to become confident, respectful, and successful on the other hand the bilingual classes are outstanding and you can enroll your kids in any of the bilingual classes and they can experience other cultures and even inherit their own mother tongue. you can enroll them in Te Puna wairua(Te reo maori) Talamuka-a-tonga(tongan) penina o tamaki(samoan)

  • Former Student
    5.0
    22 June 2026

    Tamaki Primary

    Tamaki Primary School is a great place for students to learn and grow. The school provides a positive environment where students feel safe, supported, and encouraged to do their best. The teachers at Tamaki Primary are helpful and work hard to support students in their learning. Students learn important subjects such as reading, writing, mathematics, science, and the arts. The school also uses technology to help students develop new skills. There are many opportunities for students to take part in sports, cultural activities, leadership programmes, and school events. These activities help students build confidence, teamwork, and responsibility. Tamaki Primary School has a strong sense of community and welcomes students from many different backgrounds. The school teaches values such as respect, kindness, and perseverance, helping students become positive members of society. Tamaki Primary School is a supportive and inclusive school that helps students achieve their goals. It provides a wide range of learning opportunities and encourages every student to succeed.

  • Student
    5.0
    22 June 2026

    t is safe for your child to come to this school

    This school has stood strong for 72 years, serving generations of students and families. The information you have provided is completely false and does not reflect the values or reality of our school. We do not condone violence, abuse, or any form of harmful behaviour. In fact, our bilingual classes provide students with valuable language skills, cultural knowledge, and educational opportunities that prepare them for the future. The school continues to foster a safe, supportive, and respectful l...

  • Other
    5.0
    22 June 2026

    VEDI GOOD VEDI NICE

    ma tokos if you want your kid to be like a Elbert Einstein cuz come n enroll them to Tamaki

  • Former Student
    5.0
    28 May 2025

    goated mcuz

    best intermediate school out dea churry

  • Other
    1.0
    12 February 2024

    Harrassment byvstudents

    As a neighbour of the school, i have had the miafortine of veen verbally abused and harrassred by srudents. A rotten attitude upheld by admin staff and teachers who refuse to stop it.. Its become a part of the schools culture a d allowing bad behaviour as acceptable and a rtoxic playground where screeching sqyealing and screaming and angry voices dominate and not the sound of happy wellladjusted enviroment and present before during and afterschool where basuc rrules are flouted and antisocial...

  • Parent
    1.0
    31 May 2022

    Honest blunt feedback

    I am going to be quite diplomatic here as I am still unimpressed with how the school managed the situation. Therefore my honesty will be direct to warn anyone who has purchased a house in the neighbourhood and stuck with this in zone school. My advice is speak to the children’s old school before switching them out, save the pain of having to fork out $100 for a school uniform. Please note that the school doesn’t update their website, has quite a few typos on their website as well. So the curriculum information isn’t on there. There’s some areas of the school that are nice like the office staff and they provide free lunches. The biggest lack of investments is forwards and education and teaching quality. My children started there and left there because of how bad it is. This ranges from lack of classroom management, education standards, bullying and teacher intervention. I could write a lot and I have made a formal complaint and documented all incidents. In the meantime, I will continue to spread awareness for any parent who is panicking trying to find a safe space for their children who have moved to the area.

  • Parent
    1.0
    31 May 2022

    Not impressed with the teaching and the overall school.

    I normally don’t write reviews but after forking out in a uniform and not having the right measures in place to support new students. I am going all in on all channels to highlight this. This is for any parent that has purchased a house and stuck with this zoning issue. If you can keep your kids at their old school. Please do so because I will list the things that I find extremely troubling coming from an educator and a professional. There seems to be a lack of discipline at the school, kids are overbearing teachers, they have foul mouths and swear a lot. They also hit and punch each other up in the playground. Not sure where the teachers are, probably on their cellphones or gossiping instead of minding the children. On my child’s first day, they were chase and hurt. They were even humiliated by the teacher and was forced to dance. I am sorry but any teacher who does that is definitely pushing the boundaries of a child and is not creating a safe space. Also if you highlight the issue, they gaslight the situation and have no self awareness. These teachers only have less than 10 kids in a class and they cannot manage that. Most mainstream schools have 30 and do a far superior job in classroom management. Now the curriculum, they don’t update their website so you will see lack of curriculum. You will also see that they don’t manage their website because some of the pages redirect and are outdated. Also, they have a lot of typos on their website. Another red flag ? My child was saying they only taught two subjects the whole day. Maths and English. Schools should have a mix of subjects each day instead of dumbing down the curriculum due to the social economical area. Your child will not be accelerating in education, in general they are not teaching. The teachers are also on their computer a lot, I have been told by my child. My advice is, if you are moving local make sure you speak with your old schools. Don’t just switch to the school in zone. As it will disappoint a lot. Free lunches is not enough for a child’s education. Investment in bringing up the curriculum to the level of a mainstream school will bring up the value of the school.