Waitākere Primary School is a co-educational full primary school (Year 0–8) located in a semi-rural community in West Auckland. The school emphasizes responsibility, respect, and resilience, aiming to cultivate students' lifelong learning abilities, critical and creative thinking. It actively incorporates arts, sports, and outdoor education.

Mulberry Grove School is located beside Tryphena Harbour on Aotea Great Barrier Island, set in a beautiful natural environment. It is a full primary school for Years 1–8, featuring a curriculum connected to the marine and natural environment. The school implements sustainable practices on campus, providing students with a holistic and enjoyable learning experience.

Woodlands Park School is located in the Waitākere Ranges valleys in West Auckland, with a strong sense of community. The school values care and respect, belonging, cultural and environmental responsibility, and self-leadership. It emphasizes students' individuality and cultural identity, striving to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment. The school is known for academic excellence, catering to diverse needs, and promoting environmental awareness.

Okiwi School is a small Year 1–8 primary school located in the northern part of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. The curriculum is closely connected to the local environment and culture, emphasizing Māori language, environmental education, and holistic development. The school fosters strong ties between students and their local community. Okiwi School promoting local identity and environmental awareness through outdoor activities and community engagement.

Kaitoke School is a vibrant full primary school situated on Aotea/Great Barrier Island, located 90km northeast of Auckland in the Hauraki Gulf. Established in 1988, it offers a unique off-grid learning experience in a stunning natural environment. The school emphasizes environmental stewardship and sustainability, generating its own power through solar energy and collecting rainwater for drinking. With a strong localised curriculum.

Te Huruhi Primary School is located on the picturesque Waiheke Island, adjacent to Huruhi Bay, and caters to Year 1–6 students. The school features sea views, spacious playgrounds, a heated swimming pool, and a modern multi-purpose hall. It offers Māori/English bilingual classes, emphasizes environmental education, and maintains strong community engagement.