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All Auckland Secondary Schools 27-Jan-2017 School Code Principal Phone Address ( Street / Postal ) ACG Parnell College PARN Ed Coup 09-308 1666 2 Titoki Street PO Box 9825 Parnell Newmarket Auckland Auckland 1149 ACG Senior College SCNZ Graham Gottard 09-307 4477 66 Lorne Street PO Box 5646 Auckland Wellesley Street Auckland 1141 ACG Strathallan College STLN Robin Kirkham 09-295 0830 Hayfield Way Hayfield Way RD1 RD1 Papakura Papakura Auckland 2580 ACG Sunderland SUND Nathan Villars 09-838 7070 6 Waipereira Avenue Henderson Auckland Albany Junior High School AJHS Stephen Kendall- 09-415 5473 Appleby Road PO Box 303269 Jones Albany North Harbour Auckland Auckland 0751 Albany Senior High School ASHS Barbara Cavanagh 09-451 9065 536 Albany Highway PO Box 300380 Albany Albany Auckland Auckland 0752 Alfriston College ALFR Rob Solomone 09-269 0080 550 Porchester Road PO Box 75448 Manurewa Manurewa Auckland Auckland 2243 Al-Madinah School ALMA Asin Ali 09-275 5195 8 Westney Road PO Box 43246 Mangere Mangere Auckland Auckland 2153 Aorere College AORE Gregory Pierce 09-278 5608 Portage Road PO Box 23084 Papatoetoe Hunters Corner Auckland Manukau Auckland 2155 Auckland Girls Grammar School AGGS Ngaire Ashmore 09-307 4180 16 Howe Street PO Box 68053 Newton Newton Auckland Auckland 1145 Auckland Grammar School AGSB Tim O'Connor 09-623 5400 Mountain Road Pte Bag 99930 Epsom Newmarket Auckland Auckland 1149 Auckland International College AKLI Carolyn Solomon 09-309 4480 37 Heaphy Street PO Box 3966 Blockhouse Bay Shortland Street Auckland Auckland 1140 Auckland Seventh Day Adventist High AKLA Gloria Teulilo 09-275 9640 119 Mountain Road PO Box 59047 School Mangere Bridge Mangere Bridge Auckland Auckland 2151 Avondale College AVDC Brent Lewis 09-828 7024 Victor Street Victor Street Avondale Avondale Auckland Auckland 1026 Baradene College of the Sacred Heart BARA Sandy Pasley 09-524 6019 237 Victoria Avenue Pte Bag 28906 Remuera Remuera Auckland Auckland 1541 Birkenhead College BIRK Craig Waller 09-483 9039 140 Birkdale Road Pte Bag 34911 Birkdale Birkenhead Auckland Auckland 0746 Botany Downs Secondary College BDSC Karen Brinsden 09-273 2310 575 Chapel Road 575 Chapel Road Dannemora Dannemora Auckland Auckland 2016 Carmel College CARM Chris Allen 09-486 1132 108 Shakespeare Road PO Box 31142 Milford Milford Auckland Auckland 0741 School Code Principal Phone Address ( Street / Postal ) City Impact Church School CICS Darrell Parratt 09-477 0302 794 East Coast Road PO Box 35211 Oteha Browns Bay Auckland Auckland 0630 De La Salle College DELA Myles Hogarty 09-276 4319 81 Gray Avenue PO Box 86001 Mangere East Mangere East Auckland Auckland 2158 Destiny School DEST Elaine Herbert 09-527 7312 25 Druces Road PO Box 76201 Wiri Manukau Manukau Auckland 2241 Dilworth School DILW Donald Maclean 09-523 1060 2 Erin Street Pte Bag 28904 Epsom Remuera Auckland Auckland 1541 Diocesan School for Girls DIOC Heather McRae 09-520 0221 Clyde Street Clyde Street Epsom Epsom Auckland Auckland 1051 Eden Christian Academy ECAS Willem van Rensburg 09-237 8228 131 Dominion Road PO Box 134 Tuakau Tuakau 2342 Edgewater College EDWT Allan Vester 09-576 9039 Edgewater Drive Edgewater Drive Pakuranga Pakuranga Auckland Auckland 2010 Elim Christian College ELIM Murray Burton 09-538 0368 159 Botany Road PO Box 58644 Botany Botany Auckland Auckland 2163 Epsom Girls Grammar School EGGS Lorraine Pound 09-630 5963 Silver Road Silver Road Epsom Epsom Auckland Auckland 1023 Glendowie College GLDW Richard Dykes 09-575 9128 21 Crossfield Road 21 Crossfield Road Glendowie Glendowie Auckland Auckland 1071 Glenfield College GLFD CJ Healey 09-444 9066 Kaipatiki Road PO Box 40176 Glenfield Glenfield Auckland Auckland 0747 Green Bay High School GREE Morag Hutchinson 09-817 8173 Godley Road PO Box 80002 Green Bay Green Bay Auckland 0643 Auckland 0643 Hato Petera College HTPT John Matthews 09-480 7784 103 College Road 103 College Road Northcote Northcote Auckland Auckland 0627 Henderson High School HEND Mike Purcell 09-838 9085 31 Henderson Valley PO Box 21141 Road Henderson Henderson Auckland 0650 Auckland Hobsonville Point Schools HOPT Maurie Abraham 09-975 7400 70 Hobsonville Point PO Box 84211 Road Westgate Hobsonville Auckland 0657 Auckland Howick College HOWI Iva Ropati 09-534 4492 Sandspit Road PO Box 38142 Howick Howick Auckland Auckland 2014 James Cook High School JCOO Grant McMillan 09-268 3950 Dr Pickering Avenue PO Box 75647 Manurewa Manurewa Auckland Manukau City 2243 Kaipara College KAIP Patrick Gale 09-420 8640 36 Rautawhiri Road 36 Rautawhiri Road Helensvile Helensvile 0800 Kelston Boys High School KELB Brian Evans 09-818 6185 78-86 Archibald Road PO Box 15103 New Lynn New Lynn Auckland Auckland 0602 School Code Principal Phone Address ( Street / Postal ) Kelston Girls College KELG Linda Fox 09-827 6063 Cnr Great North & PO Box 15798 Archibald Road New Lynn Kelston Auckland 0640 Auckland Kia Aroha College KIAO Haley Milne 09-274 5807 51 Othello Drive 51 Othello Drive Clover Park Clover Park Auckland Auckland 2023 King's College KGCA Simon Lamb 09-276 0600 Golf Avenue PO Box 22012 Otahuhu Otahuhu Auckland Auckland 1640 KingsWay School KSWY Graeme Budler 09-427 0900 100 Jelas Road PO Box 54 Orewa Red Beach Auckland Auckland 0945 Kristin School KRIS Tim Oughton 09-415 9566 360 Albany Highway PO Box 300 087 Albany Albany Auckland Auckland 0752 Liston College LIST Christopher Rooney 09-838 9350 69 Rathgar Road 69 Rathgar Road Henderson Henderson Auckland Auckland 0610 Long Bay College LGBY Russell Brooke 09-477 9009 Ashley Avenue PO Box 89007 Torbay Torbay Auckland Auckland 0742 Lynfield College LYNF Steve Bovaird 09-627 0600 191 White Swan Road 191 White Swan Road Mt Roskill Mt Roskill Auckland Auckland 1041 Macleans College MACL Byron Bentley 09-535 2620 2 Macleans Road Private Bag 94201 Bucklands Beach Howick Auckland Auckland 2014 Mahurangi College MAHU David Macleod 09-425 8039 Woodcocks Road PO Box 64 Warkworth Warkworth 0941 Mangere College MGRC Tom Webb 09-275 4029 Bader Drive PO Box 43240 Mangere Mangere Auckland Auckland 2153 Manurewa High School MANU Peter Jones 09-269 0690 67 Browns Road PO Box 75247 Manurewa 2243 Manurewa Auckland Manukau 2243 Marcellin College MARC Jan Waelen 09-625 6509 617 Mt Albert Road PO Box 24 126 Royal Oak Royal Oak Auckland Auckland 1345 Marist College MART Monica Johnson 09-846 8311 31 Alberton Avenue 31 Alberton Avenue Mt Albert Mt Albert Auckland Auckland 1025 Massey High School MASS Glen Denham 09-831 0500 274 Don Buck Road 274 Don Buck Road Massey Massey Auckland Auckland 0614 McAuley High School MCAU Anne Miles 09-276 8715 26 High Street PO Box 22480 Otahuhu Otahuhu Auckland Auckland 1640 Michael Park School MICH Adam Dubignon 09-579 3083 55 Amy Street PO Box 11224 Ellerslie Ellerslie Auckland 1542 Auckland 1542 Middle School West Auckland MSWA Alex Metzger 09-972 1744 4341 Great North Road PO Box 74276 Glendene Greenlane Auckland Auckland 1546 Mission Heights Junior College MHJC Ian Morrison 09-277 7881 Jeffs Road PO Box 64448 Mission Heights Botany Town Centre Manukau Auckland 2016 School Code Principal Phone Address ( Street / Postal ) Mt Albert Grammar School MTAL Patrick Drumm 09-846 2044 Alberton Avenue Alberton Avenue Mount Albert Mount Albert Auckland Auckland 1025 Mt Roskill Grammar School MTRO Greg Watson 09-621 0050 Frost Road Frost Road Mt Roskill Mt Roskill Auckland Auckland 1041 Northcote College NTHC Vicki Barrie 09-481 0141 1 Kauri Glen Road 1 Kauri Glen Road Northcote Northcote Auckland Auckland 0627 One Tree Hill College PENR Nick Coughlan 09-579 5049 421-451 Great South PO Box 17471 Road Greenlane Penrose Auckland 1546 Auckland Onehunga High School ONEH Dedrie Shea 09-636 6006 24 Pleasant Street 24 Pleasant Street Onehunga Onehunga Auckland Auckland 1061 Onewhero Area School ONEW Greg Fenton 09-232 8866 29 Hall Road 29 Hall Road Onewhero RD 2 Onewhero RD 2 Tuakau Tuakau 2697 Orewa College OREW Kate Shevland 09-427 3833 76 Riverside Road PO Box 345 Orewa Orewa 0946 Ormiston Junior College ORJC Luke Sumich 027 922 7368 285 Ormiston Road PO Box 217053 Flat Bush Botany Junction Auckland 2019 Ormiston Senior College ORSC Diana Patience 09-551 2430 275 Ormiston Road PO Box 217104 Flat Bush Botany Junction 2164 Otahuhu College OTAH Neil Watson 09-963 4000 74-78 Mangere Road Pte Bag 93317 Otahuhu Otahuhu Auckland Manukau 1640 Pacific Advance Senior School PASS Fatu Enari 09-276 0375 42 Atkinson Avenue 42 Atkinson Avenue Otahuhu Otahuhu Auckland Auckland 1062 Pakuranga College PAKU Mike Williams 09-534 7159 Pigeon Mountain Road Pigeon Mountain Road Half Moon Bay Half Moon Bay Auckland Auckland 2012 Papakura High School PPKR John Rohs 09-296 4400 Willis Road PO Box 72080 Papakura Papakura 2244 Papatoetoe High School PPTT Vaughan Couillault 09-278 4086 Nicholson Avenue PO Box 23088 Papatoetoe Manukau 2155 Auckland Pinehurst School PINE Sherida Penman 09-414 0960 75 Bush Road PO Box 302308 Walters Albany North Harbour Auckland Auckland 0751 Pukekohe Christian School PUCH 09-238 6449 82 Yates Road PO Box 153 Pukekohe Pukekohe 2340 Pukekohe High School PUKE Ian McKinnon 09-237 0117 Harris Street PO Box 306 Pukekohe Pukekohe Auckland Auckland 2340 Rangitoto College RGTT David Hodge 09-477 0150 564 East Coast Road Pte Bag 93601 Mairangi Bay Browns Bay Auckland Auckland 0753 Rosehill College ROSE Sue Blakely 09-295 0661 Edinburgh Street PO Box 72546 Papakura Papakura Auckland Auckland 2244 Rosmini College ROSM Nixon Cooper 09-489 5417 36 Dominion Street 36 Dominion Street Takapuna Takapuna Auckland Auckland 0622 School Code
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