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Schools in Glen Innes

Auckland · Auckland — Central

There are 5 schools in and around Glen Innes, Auckland (Auckland — Central) — 3 primary, 2 secondary. TKKM o Puau Te Moananui-a-Kiwa is the highest-scoring on the SchoolsNearMe value-added composite, which compares every school against its EQI peer group. Each profile is source-linked to Education Counts, ERO and the Ministry of Education.

5 schools · refreshed from Education Counts 2026-07-12. Full methodology.

Schools in Glen Innes ranked by value-added score

The SchoolsNearMe composite scores every level against its EQI peer group, so it surfaces schools that get the most out of their students — not just the most advantaged intake. How it's calculated.

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    TKKM o Puau Te Moananui-a-Kiwa

    Glen Innes · Composite · 97 students · EQI 510+ (most disadvantaged)

    61

    / 100 composite

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    Academic
    77
    Outcomes
    1
    Retention
    100
    Wellbeing
    100
    Trajectory
    42
    ERO review
    61
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    Glen Innes School logo
    Glen Innes School

    Glen Innes · Full Primary · 128 students · EQI 510+ (most disadvantaged)

    57

    / 100 composite

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    Wellbeing
    55
    Trajectory
    16
    ERO review
    85
  3. 3
    Tamaki College logo
    Tamaki College

    Glen Innes · Secondary (Year 9-15) · 767 students · EQI 510+ (most disadvantaged)

    53

    / 100 composite

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    Academic
    63
    Outcomes
    15
    Retention
    77
    Wellbeing
    32
    Trajectory
    100
    ERO review
    82
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    St Pius X Catholic School (Glen Innes) logo
    St Pius X Catholic School (Glen Innes)

    Glen Innes · Full Primary · 126 students · EQI 475–509

    53

    / 100 composite

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    Wellbeing
    21
    Trajectory
    77
    ERO review
    66
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    Glenbrae Primary School logo
    Glenbrae Primary School

    Glen Innes · Full Primary · 171 students · EQI 510+ (most disadvantaged)

    41

    / 100 composite

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    Wellbeing
    0
    Trajectory
    55
    ERO review
    68

What the record says about Glen Innes schools

Plain-language summaries distilled from each school's ERO reports and Ministry records. Every claim is source-linked on the school's profile.

TKKM o Puau Te Moananui-a-Kiwa

ERO's 2024 review found students show strong whānau connections and pride in their cultural identity, with most Years 1–8 students achieving well in mathematics. However, reading and writing progress are areas of concern, and only half of Years 9–10 students are achieving well in te reo Māori, which is impacting overall academic achievement. The school nurtures student individuality within an inclusive whānau environment and maintains strong peer mentoring relationships.

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Glen Innes School

Glen Innes School's 2023 ERO review identified a need for accelerated learning in mathematics and literacy in the first four years, and noted that poor attendance has been a barrier to achievement. The school has strengths in its positive and culturally responsive learning culture, commitment to strengthening home-school relationships, and partnership with the Manaiakalani Kāhui Ako to support teacher practice.

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Tamaki College

Tamaki College's 2025 ERO review of international student provision found the school provides systematic and thorough support, limiting international students to three at any time, primarily from Tonga as part of the sports programme. The school benefits from strong cultural alignment with two Tongan-speaking Senior Leadership Team members providing dedicated support, and comprehensive structures including induction, regular meetings, wellbeing checks, and home visits. The school's composite score is 82.

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St Pius X Catholic School (Glen Innes)

The Board of Trustees confirmed meeting regulatory and legislative requirements as of November 2022, with Board Administration and Curriculum requirements confirmed in the April 2023 ERO board assurance review. No composite score data is available for this school.

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Glenbrae Primary School

Glenbrae Primary School's 2024 ERO review found that assessment in reading and mathematics is more accurate, with most learners meeting curriculum expectations in these areas. Writing achievement remains an area for improvement, with some disparity evident for Māori learners. The school's composite score is 68, reflecting its performance across key indicators.

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Frequently asked questions about Glen Innes schools

What schools are in Glen Innes?

Glen Innes, Auckland has 5 schools on our records (3 primary, 2 secondary): Tamaki College, Glen Innes School, Glenbrae Primary School, St Pius X Catholic School (Glen Innes), TKKM o Puau Te Moananui-a-Kiwa. Every school links to a source-backed profile with ERO history, NCEA results and audited financials.

What is the best school in Glen Innes?

On the SchoolsNearMe value-added composite — which scores each school against its EQI peer group across all year levels — TKKM o Puau Te Moananui-a-Kiwa ranks highest among Glen Innes schools (61/100). On NCEA and University Entrance results, Tamaki College leads the local secondary schools. "Best" depends on what you value — compare profiles to weigh academic results, ERO trajectory, retention and wellbeing.

What is the school zone for Glen Innes?

Many New Zealand state schools operate an enrolment zone (home zone), so your home address — not just the suburb — determines which in-zone state schools you can enrol at. Living in Glen Innes does not guarantee a place at any particular school. Check each school's current zone with the school directly or use our by-address tool to see which schools cover a specific Glen Innes address.

Decile or EQI — how are Glen Innes schools rated for socio-economic need?

New Zealand replaced the decile system with the Equity Index (EQI) in 2023. A lower EQI means a more socio-economically advantaged community; a higher EQI means greater need. EQI is a funding tool, not a quality measure — a high-EQI school can outperform a low-EQI one. The SchoolsNearMe composite controls for EQI so a school serving a more disadvantaged community isn't unfairly penalised.

Source data: Education Counts (NCEA, retention, destinations, discipline, funding) · Ministry of Education (roll, EQI, identity) · Education Review Office (reviews).