Welcome to Mission Heights Primary School
We are a primary school serving the Flat Bush community in Manukau Auckland catering for Year 1s to Year 6s. We strive to be a friendly and receptive school, alert to the needs of our young learners and helping them to reach their full potential. We believe forming positive relationships with our parents and our wider community will enable us to achieve this.
Parents are welcome to visit the school. However, school visits are by appointment only so do call reception to confirm your appointment.
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Ka pai to mahi! The showcase of performances and learning was beautiful tonight! Thank you everyone for coming out to celebrate✨✨
We are incredibly proud to celebrate our very own Mrs Lal who received a Garden to Table Award at a special presentation today!![]()
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This award recognises her dedication, enthusiasm, and hard work in helping our tamariki learn about growing, harvesting, and preparing fresh kai. Her passion for sustainability and hands-on learning truly brings our garden and kitchen spaces to life. ![]()
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Ka rawe! Thank you for the positive impact you make every day Mrs Lal, what a well-deserved recognition. ![]()
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#gardentotable #ProudMoment #SustainabilityInSchools #mhpwhānau
Could You Be Our Next Teacher Aide at MHP?![]()
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Are you an exceptional individual with a giant heart and a passion for making a real difference in children's lives? Our primary school is on the lookout for two dedicated Teacher Aides who embody patience, energy, empathy and understanding, and a ‘can-do’ attitude.![]()
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You'll be instrumental in helping our wonderful tamariki (children) thrive, ensuring every single day at school is the best it can be. This isn't just a job; it's an opportunity to nurture and empower young minds.![]()
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What You'll Be Doing:![]()
- Providing essential support with hygiene and toileting.![]()
- Helping our students develop positive behaviour.![]()
- Fostering effective communication skills.![]()
- Assisting with learning activities and programmes to make every day a success.![]()
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Are You Fully Committed?![]()
We have a truly great team of special needs teacher aides, and we're looking for individuals who are fully committed to joining our group. Let's be honest: the work is hard, and the money isn't huge. But what we offer is immense job satisfaction, and the chance to be part of something truly meaningful. We're a pretty awesome team, and we know you'll love being a part of it!![]()
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If you're ready to dedicate yourself to supporting our tamariki and enriching our team, we'd love to hear from you! ![]()
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Email us at jobs@mhp.school.nz
Matariki is a time of celebration, harvesting from our marakai and preparing a feast for the family gathering. From our summer harvest, we have kumara and pumpkin, so guess what is on the menu for Matariki in GTT? Yes, it’s pumpkin soup, baked kumara and our very popular Māori bread. Wishing all our MHP families a fantastic Matariki!
We have a budgie who looks a little injured, turn up at school at lunch time. If it belongs to you, please get in touch
We explored the beauty of Gagana Sāmoa through The Arts ACE! From traditional patterns and music to joyful dance and storytelling, our ākonga expressed their learning in creative and meaningful ways. Fa'afetai tele lava!
The MHP polytunnel house is in full use now. The GTT garden team has started growing our own winter vegetable seedlings. We currently have planted carrots, cabbage, silverbeet, radish, sweet basil, broccoli, cauliflower and pak choi. Thank you to the MHP grounds team for constructing this for us.
We dressed up for Jammies in June and collected PJs to donate to kids in need! We are on a mission to keep everyone warm this winter. Thank you to everyone who participated in the appeal ✨![]()
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If you haven’t already donated you still have the chance to jump on Kindo and make a donation or bring in a new pair of pjs on Monday. Every little bit helps our children in need!
What a treat for our Year 1s this morning! We welcomed the incredibly talented author and illustrator Ruth Paul to our library as part of the Storylines Tour. Ruth brought I Am a Jellyfish to life, and our students joined in with wonderful role play as she read.![]()
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She also shared her book Anahera the Mighty Kiwi Mama, sparking curiosity and imagination. A big thank-you to Ruth for such an inspiring and creative visit!
We marked Philippines Independence Day with pride and joy! It was a special moment for our Filipino ākonga to share their culture — with some children and teachers proudly wearing traditional clothing. Mabuhay!"