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St Joseph's Catholic School (Te Aroha) vs Stanley Avenue School

Both schools as the Ministry of Education records them. This site does not rate schools and there is no winner here — the numbers are the numbers, and the judgement is yours.

St Joseph's Catholic School (Te Aroha)

State-integrated · Full Primary

62roll

Y1 Y13 Years 1–8

Stanley Avenue School

State · Full Primary

268roll

Y1 Y13 Years 1–8
St Joseph's Catholic School (Te Aroha)Stanley Avenue School
TypeFull PrimaryFull Primary
Year levelsYears 1–8Years 1–8
AuthorityState-integratedState
StudentsCo-EducationalCo-Educational
Roll62268
Enrolment zoneNoYes
SuburbTe Aroha EastTe Aroha West

Source · Ministry of Education School Directory — extracted Aug 2026 · Both schools from the same extract · Reviewed Aug 2026 · Method

Equity Index, side by side

344 national median 461 569 446 St 477 Stanley

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Which school is better?

This site does not answer that, because the directory data cannot. Roll, year levels and zone status describe a school's shape, not its teaching. For independent evaluation of either school, read their ERO review reports.

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