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Our kura was established in 1853, and has been a cornerstone of educational excellence ever since. We treasure every student as a taonga (treasure) and are dedicated to nurturing them to reach their full potential.
Today, our kura provides comprehensive education from Year 1 to Year 8. We offer two Bilingual Level 3 classes and two Rumaki Level 1 classes, alongside Te Pā Harakeke o Te Awahou, our on-site māori medium Early Childhood Education (ECE) center.
At Foxton Primary, our passion for Te Reo Māori runs deep. It's more than just teaching a language; it's about preserving a cultural legacy and empowering our tamariki to embrace their identity with confidence and pride. While we are proud to be the sole providers of rumaki classes for primary-aged tamariki in the Horowhenua, rest assured that alongside our focus on Te Reo Māori, we offer robust and comprehensive learning in english, reading, writing, and math too.
As a vibrant and modern kura, we provide a high-quality bilingual learning experience that fosters a love for learning in both languages. Our commitment to fostering positive behavior and creating a supportive learning environment is evident as a proud Tier 2 PB4L school.
Choosing to learn in our kura means choosing a nurturing and inclusive environment, where every child and their whānau are not just welcomed but embraced, supported, and valued.
We look forward to welcoming you into our space, which serves as a second home to many within our community. Don't hesitate to reach out and connect with us today.
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Kia ora
This term tamariki have been learning about the Manawatū Awa and specifically the areas around Piriharakeke (The Manawatu River Loop in Foxton) . We’ve visited the Foxton Flax Museum, Te Awahou Nieuwstrom, and our local taniwha.
Tamariki have designed a performance around taniwha of the Manawatū and they’re excited to present this on Wednesday October 16th. tomorrow We’d love to invite whanau to join us and celebrate this mahi. Each performance is about 10 mins long.
Turanga - 11.00am
Whakatere - 11.30am
Takihiku - 1.30pm
Rākau - 2.15pm
Tēnā koutou e te whānau,
Reminder that our next Whānau Hui has been scheduled for Thursday August 27th at 5pm. This is an opportunity to connect, share kai, and learn a waiata together. We'll also be sharing a presentation with the results from the recent consultation.
We're looking forward to seeing you there

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