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  • Students dressed as characters at the annual Book Week parade

    Book Week

    Our Annual Book Character Parade during Book Week is always a highlight in Term 2!

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    eNews

    Keep up to date by subscribing to our School eNews.

  • Students learning outside the classroom

    EOTC – At School

    Students enjoy learning outside the classroom.

  • Students on a school camp

    EOTC – School Camps

    Our camps for Year 5&6 and 7&8 are great opportunities for our students to explore and try new things.

  • School grounds with space for students to play

    Our Grounds

    Students enjoy plenty of space to play & explore.

  • Students taking part in a hands-on science experiment

    Science

    The students love to explore through our hands-on experiments.

Welcome, Kia ora, Hallo, Hwan-yeong hap ni da, Ni hao!

Our aim at Westminster Christian School is to create a unique and enriching environment for all children, enabling them to reach their potential and preparing them to use their God given talents in a responsible way. Through the Spirit of God, we educate the children of Christian parents for time and eternity by providing a Christ-centred academic curriculum founded on a Biblical World View.

Our school is set on a sunny, 2 ½ hectare site in Albany, on Auckland's North Shore. Our clean environment and well-established trees provide a peaceful backdrop to modern buildings, classrooms and playgrounds.

Enrolments are open for 2028 onwards only.

Everyone's donations help!

Video thumbnail: students and families sharing a meal at a school event

Why Westminster Christian School?

  • Nurturing environment with strong community feel
  • Christ-centred curriculum
  • Excellent academic results
  • Smaller classes
  • Contemporary & diverse
  • Biblical values
  • Easily accessible from North Shore & West Auckland

“Westminster School helps me learn about Jesus and how to honour Him with my life. I like learning about the stories in the Old Testament and how God never gave up on His chosen people.”

Jane Simpson, student