Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate senior School

Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate was founded in 2001 by its namesake and was opened in 2004. On campus, there are three distinct levels of learning, including junior, middle, and high school, which provide a "complete education experience" while being controlled by a single board of trustees. This implies that large families pass through the school, making it easier for whanau (extended family or community) to bring their tamariki (children) to different age groups.  Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate (SEHC) konga (alumni) joins an effortless journey of learning and achievement in a culture of Aroha (sympathy), manaakitanga (kindness), achievement, and belonging. The school nurtures a passion for life-long learning for our students' transition from young people to independent, confident, and dignified adults by providing a rich, lively, socially inclusive, and engaging educational environment. Rangatahi (young) graduates are extraordinary, inspiring, and appreciated young people who have the guts, resilience, educational resources, and real-world smarts to discover their true purpose and unique place in the world.