Tawa College’s guiding philosophy is a commitment to “Doing Justly”. Students enter to learn the skills, capabilities and knowledge that will enable them to depart to serve their local, national and global communities.

Tawa College is a state coeducational secondary school located in Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand. The school opened in 1961, and primarily serves students in Tawa and the surrounding suburbs. A total of 1196 students from Years 9 to 13 attend the school as of August 2024. [1]

We are a co-educational state secondary school drawn largely from the area of Tawa which itself has a broad socio-economic mix. Tawa College was officially opened in July 1961 and has always maintained a close involvement with the life of the local …

Tawa College was officially opened in July 1961 and has always maintained a close involvement with the life of the local community, particularly through music and sport. OUR VALUES At Tawa College our values include the following:

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Tawa College is a co-educational high school of 1420 students, based in Wellington. It is very much a college of the local community, though it is only 15 minutes by train from the centre of Wellington. Students at the college excel academically, in sport and in cultural activities.

Tawa College. 学校区域： 惠灵顿. 学校类型： 高中(Year 9-15) 政府评分： 8 (Decile评分2017年停止更新) 现任校长： Murray Lucas. 学校性质： 国立学校. 住宿设施： No. 语言环境： All students in English Medium. 学校地址： Duncan Street, Wellington. 学校电话： 04-2328184 . 学 …

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Tawa College provides education for 1438 students in Years 9 to 13. The roll includes 17% of students who identify as Māori and 14% as of Pacific heritage. The roll has remained stable since the November 2015 ERO report.