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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Our JLC Assembly this week was truly amazing! It was hosted by our Year 1 students. From the confident skits and dramatic performances to the energetic dances, beautiful singing, and proud sharing of writing, our young learners lit up the stage with enthusiasm and joy. It was wonderful to see our tamariki showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and growing confidence in front of such a supportive audience. Every performance reflected the hard work, courage, and excitement that our students bring to their learning each day. Well done to all our fantastic team of teachers and our shining stars for an unforgettable assembly!
Our Year 3 students had an amazing day at MOTAT yesterday! From exploring technological and scientific inventions, taking part in hands-on activities, the trip was filled with curiosity, learning and excitement. It was wonderful to see students showing respect, enthusiasm and teamwork throughout the day.
Yesterday, 12 students competed at the NZCF East Auckland Primary Interschool Chess Tournament. Each student played 6 matches. The chess clocks and official rules put the students under lots of pressure but it was a great learning opportunity for everyone! Team A came 13th out of 36 teams 👏🏽 and a special congratulations to Ziheng who won best score on board 3 🎊
We are delighted to share that Mikayla, a Year 2 student at Mission Heights Primary, has recently been crowned Princess Miss Aotearoa New Zealand 2026. She has also been selected to represent New Zealand at Little Miss Universe 2026 in Sanya, China.![]()
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At just six years old, Mikayla continues to show our CARE values of Courage, Action, Respect and Empathy as she represents both her school and Aotearoa on an international stage.![]()
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Mikayla loves embracing opportunities to inspire others, celebrate culture and encourage children just like her to believe in themselves and follow their dreams.![]()
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Her journey so far reflects courage, hard work and the wonderful support of her whānau, community and school.![]()
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We are incredibly proud of Mikayla and excited to cheer her on as she prepares to represent New Zealand overseas.![]()
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Thank you for joining us in celebrating this very special milestone with Mikayla.
Enterprise ACE - Making mixed berry jam from scratch was a hands-on experience that brings simple ingredients to life. Students explored how a blend of fresh berries, sugar, and a little heat transform into a sweet, spreadable treat. They learned to prepare fruit, measure ingredients, and observe changes as the mixture bubbles and thickens. Along the way, they practise patience, teamwork, and kitchen safety, while discovering the science behind cooking.
MHP participated Pink Shirt Day today. ![]()
Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora – Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying!
It's Samoan Language Week. Students and staff proudly celebrating Samoan culture by wearing traditional attire, learning Samoan phrases, and enjoying delicious island donuts.
Year 6 had an exciting and educational trip to MOTAT, where students explored New Zealand’s transport, technology, and innovation history through hands-on exhibits and interactive activities. From vintage trams to science displays, the visit sparked curiosity and gave students a chance to learn outside the classroom while building teamwork and confidence.
Year 1 Breakfast: What an amazing learning opportunity for our young tamariki! During this experience, our Year 1 students are developing important independent life skills through their morning routines. They are learning to make simple choices, manage their food, and clean up after themselves. As they practise brushing their teeth, students are building healthy hygiene habits and taking responsibility for their personal care.![]()
Through fitness and changing activities, children are encouraged to organise their belongings, dress themselves, and transition confidently between tasks. These everyday routines support the development of independence, confidence, and self-management skills.![]()
We would like to extend our gratitude to all our wonderful parents helpers for taking the time to support us with this event.
Author and artist alert!![]()
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We are so proud of Taro, who has written an amazing story filled with wonderful language features and creativity.![]()
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Not only did Taro craft a fantastic piece of writing, but the illustration is absolutely incredible too. What a talented storyteller and artist.![]()
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Ka rawe, Taro. You are both an author and an artist!