Haere Mai, Welcome!




Our Vision

Empowering learners towards their future success

Kia eke te tauira ki toona kairangitanga


Our Values

Whanaungatanga 
Whakaute 
Korowai Manaaki
Manawanui

Our Principal/Tumuaki

​Ngā mihi nui ki a tātou katoa
Ko Wharite te māunga
Ko Manawatu te awa
Ko Randolph te waka
No Te Papa-i-Oea ahau,
Ko Ngāti Pākehā tōku iwi
Ko Stuart Kelly tōku ingoa
Ko te Tumuaki ahau ō te Kāreti ō Waiuku
No reira tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa

Welcome to Waiuku College!
Waiuku College is an outstanding co-educational secondary school in Franklin, Auckland, New Zealand. We offer the complete learning experience to approximately 1,000 Year 9 to 13 secondary school students.

Our school offers a complete learning experience with a core focus on Academic Achievement as well as considerable opportunities in Culture, Leadership, Arts, Service, & Sport. As a BYOD Microsoft 365 school, we offer all of our students a local and global learning opportunity anywhere, anytime.

Our school aims to provide the best possible education for all of our students based on our four core values:
Whanaungatanga (relationships, responsibility)
Whakaute (pride, respect, appreciation)
Korowai Manaaki (guardianship, sustainability)
Manawanui (determination, resilence)

At Waiuku College, it is expected that all of our students develop the character, competence, and confidence to be the very best version of themselves now and tomorrow.

Ngaa mihi nui

Mr. Stuart Kelly
Principal/Tumuaki
Waiuku College


Our Place

Head Students & Prefects


Latest News

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1 day 3 hours ago

Our Waiuku College Kapa Haka were privileged to be part of Te Poukai o Tauranganui on our tūpuna awa, the Waikato. This gathering honours the third Māori King, Kiingi Mahuta – Kiingi o te Rangimārie, whose leadership through raupatu hardship ensured the survival of Kiingitanga. Our students contributed through performing,

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3 days 21 hours ago

Thirteen clay target shooters headed to Tauranga yesterday for the last school competition before the North Island and Secondary School Nationals. The hotly contested team event (point score) was taken out by HBHS, beating our team by 3 points. Congratulations to Maiah, coming 2nd girl after a shoot off and

Our Whaanau, Our Family