Marshall Laing School

Auckland, New Zealand

  • Day School

  • 1962

  • $ N/A-N/A

    • NZEA

School History & Details

 Marshall Laing School was formed in 1962. At that time it was the second-biggest high school in Auckland.  It was named after Morrie's Father, Marshall Laing. The school land was bought by the Education Department from Mr. Archibald Morrison Laing. The school has a hundred current policies and procedures to make its school a better place for learning and growing. That school aims to create strong connections within the community Based on learning-centered relationships.

    School Values

  • whanaungatanga
  • manaakitanga (caring)
  • rangatiratanga (independence)
  • mōhiotanga (knowledge)

    • To make the school a better place for learning.

School Achievements

Achievements

unspecified. 
School Achievements

Non-Academic Achievements

The school arranges various events and competitions. Students participated and won several prizes. 
Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

Over the past year, the school has had prominent alumni from a variety of fields such as Inventors, scientists, and famous sportspeople. The school is proud of their achievement and motivates other students to achieve heights as well.

School Information

The school campus is well-built and spread over a large area of land. The classrooms are spacious and have smartboards to enhance students' learning. The other academic and non-academic facilities ar...View moreView Less

David White

Link

+64 9 626 5103

39 Marshall Laing Avenue, Mount Roskill, Auckland 1041, New Zealand

Subjects & Curriculum Offered

  • Mathematics
  • Physical Education
  • Art & Design
  • Languages
  • Science
  • Technology, Arts and Music
  • Social Sciences
  • English

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