Are you ready to begin your Rangi journey?

We are proud of our position as the ‘grounded and rounded’ independent school in New Zealand, where every girl is welcomed and celebrated, and inclusiveness is part of who we are. Our girls come from a wide range of backgrounds, countries and beliefs, which brings diversity and character to our community; something we embrace. Being a single-sex school enables girls to feel more comfortable in the Rangi environment, enabling them to bring their true selves to school each day, and feel part of the Rangi Sisterhood.

Belonging to not only our Rangi whānau, but our wider communities – Ōtautahi, Aotearoa and the world, we believe in being global citizens and play our part to bring change for the better.

A sense of belonging starts with family, and at Rangi we have a Care and Development network focusing on the wellbeing of each girl, to ensure she feels comfortable and apart of our family.

We are a school based on the connection and belonging between girls, past, present and future. It is this Sisterhood which brings such a strong sense of family to Rangi. Our Clans amplify this Sisterhood amongst current students, and enable some healthy competition along the way!

As a faith based school, we hold Christian values as the foundation of our own. Attending Chapel, and reflecting on their own journey with faith is one way we encourage girls to consider what values mean to them personally, and how they would like to lead their lives.

Care & Wellbeing

At the heart of Rangi Ruru is the commitment to supporting and promoting the wellbeing of our girls.

Sisterhood & Clans

Our Rangi Clans enable connection between all ages of girls, creating a Sisterhood that stretches from our newest Year 7 to our seniors in Year 13.

Values & Faith

A commitment to nurturing our girls spiritual dimension alongside fostering social, intellectual, emotional, and physical capabilities through our values.

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Una’s Story

Una (they/them) is a national athletics record holder who hopes to not only compete at the Paralympics one day, but also to help open up conversations around disability and inclusion. Una is involved in choir and performing arts, as well as LGBTQIA+ and sustainability initiatives.

Drawing from the established practices of positive psychology and growth mindset, the Rangi Wellbeing Programme has been developed to equip each girl with the resources she needs to ensure she is feeling good and that she belongs