Inspiring learning for a lifetime

~ Little acorns to mighty oaks ~


Motivated to always do our best	Inclusive and accepting of difference	Giving respect to people and our environment	Honesty and Integrity in all we say and do	Teamwork, collaboration and co-operation	You persevere and show resilience

Welcome to Alfredton School

We are a small rural country school in the Tararua District which caters for children from Years 0 to 8.

The school has a long tradition, having been established in 1887. It has progressed from its early beginnings and proudly offers excellent learning opportunities within a family based atmosphere. Our school is a very special place and thrives in a caring and supportive community.

Our motto is ‘Little Acorns to Mighty Oaks’. Our motto is based around the 80 year old oak trees which line the original entrance to our wonderful school. We encourage all of our children to uphold our MIGHTY values of being motivated, inclusive, giving respect, honesty, teamwork and you persevere.

Thank you for taking the time to see what a great school we have in our peaceful and idyllic haven. Please drop in anytime to see us in action.

Alison Hill

Principal

What's happening at Alfredton School?

Upcoming Events in October

Fri 17

Save Your Teddy

17 Oct 2025

Fri 17

Save the Teddy Day

17 Oct 2025

Tue 21

Handball Marathon for Kidscan

21 Oct 2025

Mon 27

Labour Day School Closed

27 Oct 2025

Thu 30

Y7/8 Technology

30 Oct 2025

Fri 31

Halloween dress up to raise money for Starship

31 Oct 2025

Latest Notices

Alfredton School Board By-Election Declaration of Results

17 Oct 2025

Congratulations to those elected.

MoE2801PARDeclarationofResults-1.pdf

Viewing and Ordering Photographs

15 Oct 2025

Alfredton-School-View-and-order-School-Portraits.pdf

Possible Strike - 23rd October

7 Oct 2025

You may have seen in the media talk of a NZEI Union member strike on Thursday 23rd October. This is not yet official as the formal notice has not been presented to school Boards but an informal notice has been made. If an official strike notice is presented the Board will decide if there are enough non-union members to remain open, if not the Board may decide to close our school on Thursday 23rd October. A closure is unlikely as the majority of staff are not members of NZEI. Further information will follow if a formal strike notice is received.