Campbells Bay Primary School
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| Campbells Bay Primary School | |
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| Motto | Not Self But Service |
| Type | State co-ed primary (Year 0-6) |
| Year established | 1925 |
| Address | Aberdeen Road, Castor Bay, Auckland |
| Principal | John McGowan |
| School roll | 661 (2005) |
| Socio-economic decile (10 is high) | 10 |
| Ministry of Education Institution no. | 1242 |
| Website | A student project about World War II |
Campbells Bay Primary School is located between Campbells Bay and Castor Bay on Auckland's North Shore. It is attended by children from the ages of 5 to 11. When they leave at the end of year 6, pupils usually move on to Takapuna Normal Intermediate School or Murrays Bay Intermediate School.
The school was opened in 1925 and had 16 students then. As of 2005, about 700 students attend the school.
Among the school's facilities are a hall, library and dedicated rooms for art, technology and music. Outside are three adventure playgrounds, a swimming pool and large sports field. The grounds include a large area of regenerating native bush known as the Community Forest.
[edit] External links
- Travel Plan (the school is described on page 4)
- 2005 Education Review Office Report
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