Directory overview
- 7,091 Total businesses
- 4.5 Average rating
- 78% With reviews
- 61% With photos
- 405 Highly rated
- 1,535 Open on weekends
7091 results found
Browse school in New Zealand. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 7,091 results in New Zealand. Average rating 4.5/5 based on 335,070 reviews & ratings. The listings below include school from cities such as Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton, Tauranga and others.
How many businesses fall in each rating band (rated only).
Businesses ranked by rating confidence — rating combined with review volume.
| Business | Rating | Reviews | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Artworks - Arts Community Theatre - Live Entertainment | 4.9 | 60 | Bar, Pub | Art Exhibitions |
“This school has changed at all and I love that! This school was the best I ever went to.”
“Good school where students are confident and respectful.”
“I could not be happier with this school for my children. Small class sizes. Passionate teachers. Excellent academic results.”
“Best school and suburb in Wellington”
“great school used to go there, teachers always went above and beyond to help students”
“Excellent school with great PRIDE values.”
“Great school. Very culture oriented and the teacher's are awesome”
“1965 to ?? Lived at 1 Arene Grove”
“Great memories growing up here in the 80s Friendly people and a diverse culture for the time.”
“Best school ever and suited for every one, fun stuff like cool camps, lots of hands on stuf and rely cool teachers.”
“Amazing school for the young ones. Thanks so much!”
“Great school so far! We are happy we made the choice to send our 5-year-old son (now 6.5) to Seven Oaks. He has been allowed to develop at his own pace and is now showing a huge interest in learning. Before school, it used to take him longer to learn things than his peers, and he was quick to put himself down. He now feels very confident and has a positive disposition towards learning. The small class size has meant that he hasn’t slipped through the cracks and has been able to get the positive attention he needs. Can’t wait to send our youngest boy to join him next year!”
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