Whangaparaoa Peninsula - Education

Education

Whangaparaoa College - Known as the former Intermediate School, Hibiscus Coast Intermediate, Whangaparaoa College Is a very modern new school which offers state of the art facilities. It Formed from the Intermediate in 2005. 2009 has been the first year for the college to have all years 7 to 13 attending. It has become Whangaparaoa Peninsula's main college.

Other Schools in the area:

  • Wentworth College (Gulf Harbour)
  • Whangaparaoa Primary
  • Stanmore Bay Primary
  • Gulf Harbour School
  • Red Beach Primary
  • Orewa College

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