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List of schools in Otago

List of schools in Otago

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This is a list of schools in the Otago region of New Zealand's South Island.

Waitaki District

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Central Otago District

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Queenstown-Lakes District

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Dunedin City

Primary and intermediate schools

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Secondary and composite schools

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Former schools

  • Brighton School, Brighton, merged with Ocean View School to form Big Rock Primary School, July 2008.[55]
  • Calton Hill School, Caversham School, and College Street School, merged on the Caversham site, with a satellite campus at the Calton Hill site, in January 2012 to form Carisbrook School.[56]
  • Corstorphine School, closed July 2010 due to declining roll numbers.
  • Forbury School and Macandrew Intermediate merged on the Macandrew Intermediate site in January 2012 to form Bathgate Park School.[56]
  • High Street School, Dunedin, closed February 2011 due to declining roll numbers.
  • King Edward Technical College, closed 1974 and replaced with Logan Park High School.
  • Momona School, Henley School merged with Outram School in 2004.[57]
  • Moreau College, merged with St Paul's High School in 1989 to form Kavanagh College.
  • Ocean View School, Ocean View, closed and merged with Brighton School to form Big Rock Primary School, July 2008.[55]
  • Rotary Park School, Waverley – state contributing primary, closed 2012.
  • St Joseph's School, Port Chalmers - state integrated primary, closed 2023
  • St Patrick's School, closed April 2011 due to declining roll numbers.
  • Tomahawk School, closed April 2010 due to declining roll numbers.
  • Waldronville School, closed April 2010 due to declining roll numbers.

Clutha District

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Notes

  1. The now-defunct socioeconomic decile measured the socioeconomic status of the school catchment area from 1 (the poorest areas) to 10 (the wealthiest areas).
  2. The roll for each school changes frequently as students start school for the first time, move between schools, and graduate.

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