Q&A

Hukarere Girls’ College provides education for kōhine in Years 9 to 13.

Wharenoho currently houses 43 kōhine from across Aotearoa.

As the country’s oldest Anglican Māori boarding school for kōhine, Hukarere has spent more than 150 years shaping strong, capable, and confident wāhine. Our kōhine become part of a rich legacy, a supportive sisterhood, and a community that celebrates their identity, nurtures their potential, and prepares them for the opportunities ahead.

Yes. Boarders have structured study routines to support homework, assessment preparation and positive academic habits.

Yes. Shared meals are part of daily wharenoho life and help build routine, connection and responsibility. Our wharenoho is catered by an outside provider.

Leave must be approved through wharenoho processes and supported by whānau or approved contacts. Detailed leave expectations are provided to whānau as part of wharenoho onboarding.

Yes, whānau connection is valued. Visits should be arranged with wharenoho staff so that student safety, routines and privacy are maintained.

For invoice or statement queries please email Kate Watson finance@hukarere.school.nz or call 028 438 1552.