Summary
Feilding High School is a progressive co-educational secondary school and has served the Feilding and surrounding Manawatu District since 1921. We have a proud tradition of academic, sporting and cultural achievement and aim to continue this for today’s students. Our roll is presently 1400.
Traditional school values of respect, courtesy, honesty and striving for excellence, together with a modern curriculum, quality teaching and a knowledge of new information technology are what we offer our students.
Feilding High School has outstanding facilities and spacious, attractive grounds. We have an attached boarding hostel, L.J. Wild House, which caters for 180 students. The school also has two farms which support our extensive curriculum.
We have a fee-paying international programme which caters for up to 30 students. Specialist ESL tuition is offered to all international students.
We offer a disciplined and caring learning environment for students. Our vision is to enable students to reach their potential by providing them with knowledge, skills and qualifications. We invite you to be part of our future.
Contact details
Address
Feilding High SchoolFeilding
Churcher Street, Feilding, Manawatū-Whanganui, 4702, New ZealandView on Google Maps
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