Albany Primary

Albany Primary School
"Where learning makes a difference..."

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  • UPDATE FOR WEEK ENDING FRIDAY 4th DECEMBER

    Wednesday 3 December

    Year 2 trip to Clip ’n’ Climb.  Areas 1, 21 and half of Area 2 - 10.00am-11.30am.   Areas 4, 5 and half of Area 2 - 12.00pm-2.00pm.

    Thursday 4 December

    Year 3 end of year celebration - online, 6.00pm

    Board meeting, 6.00pm

    Friday 5 December

    Year 5/6 trip to Zone Bowling.   Areas 14, 15, 29, 30 and Year 6 students from Area 37 – 8.45am-11.45am.  Areas 11, 12, 13, 36 and Year 5 students from Area 37 – 11.50pm-2.50pm.

    Year 4 end of year celebration - online, 6.00pm

    ADDITIONAL NOTICES

    Online celebrations – Links to the pre-recorded celebrations will be emailed to parents of the relevant year levels close to 6.00pm start.


WELCOME TO ALBANY PRIMARY SCHOOL

We are a school with a rich history and an exciting future. We pride ourselves on the happy, friendly and safe environment that is evident from the moment you enter our grounds. Learning is not silent at our school but shouts with curiosity and challenge.

Our goal is to ensure that your child is given every opportunity possible to develop and grow through our inclusive and holistic curriculum.

The school's vision "where learning makes a difference" is the foundation for all we do.

Our REACH values of Respect (Whakaute), Excellence (Kairangi), Aroha and Caring, Collaboration (Mahi tahi), and Honesty (Ngākaupono) are modelled and reinforced by the teachers as essential qualities that we all strive for in our learning community. 


 Albany Primary School belongs to a Community of Learning (COL) 

Whānau ki te ako

  Better Together: A connected pathway for empowered learners

Made up of seven schools, Whānau ki te ako is a Kāhui Ako in North Auckland. Our current community vision 'Better Together: A connected pathway for empowered learners' reflects our shared thinking and journey together.

Albany Primary School participated in the Te Āhuareka o Whānau ki te Ako Kapa Haka Festival, bringing together 350 students from seven schools across the Albany community, to celebrate Te Ao Māori and whanaungatanga.