A Shared Culture of Learning
Whānau Āko creates space for families to learn alongside one another about key issues, challenges, and developments affecting teens.
Whānau Āko creates space for families to learn alongside one another about key issues, challenges, and developments affecting teens.
Each year, our exchange students cross borders, languages, and cultures, discovering not only the world beyond Aotearoa, but also new parts of themselves.
In Term 3 last year, Kistina Wu led Tipu Tahi alongside Mrs Alice Drummond, a professional learning event designed to support beginning teachers.
Isla is the 28th member of her family to attend Rangi Ruru, continuing a family legacy that spans five generations and more than 130 years of the school’s history.
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School 2026 Head of School Violetta Dacre is featured in a new documentary exploring how the stories of Holocaust survivors can continue to educate future generations.
Charlotte and her mother Tracey helped RROGA correspondent Charlotte Gray to find out how Rangi Ruru’s first girl with Down Syndrome has achieved so much.