our school

Robertson Road School caters for students in Years 1 to 8 and currently has 500 students.  We are a multicultural and diverse community of learners. The school is walking into it’s 56th year of teaching and learning and we are currently embracing the digital spaces with it’s myriad pathways for students, staff and whānau. 

Our Vision

21st century future focused learning is one of the keys in unlocking a culturally responsive and innovative curriculum. 


Whanaungatanga (getting to know one another) is about relationship, kinship and a sense of family connection. It is created through shared experiences, working together and provides people with a sense of belonging. With it, comes rights and obligations, which serve to strengthen each member of that whānau or group.

Our Values

Respect, Relationships and Service


RRS Be Attitudes are whānau friendly phrases embraced by staff and students alike 


Be Safe 

Me Haumaru

Be Kind 

Me Atawhai

Be You 

Me Koe Nga Mihi

 

Valued outcomes linked to this vision include children being:

Our Wellbeing


Wellbeing of our students and staff is vital and it is underpinned by the school values of respect, relationships, service and the cultural responsive framework of Teu Le Va (nurture the relationship).  Teu Le Va  equips our staff to connect culture and wellbeing.

 

There are 3 main aspects of Teu Le Va:

Creating a common shared vision together with our students and their families creates a strong pathway for all our learners from Years 1 to Year 8.  It is the “togetherness” or whanau/aiga approach that underpins our Robertson Road culture and we believe that it reflects the authenticity of our community.