Bunnythorpe School
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| Bunnythorpe School | |
| Motto | We Like Learning |
| Type | Public co-educational school, Primary & Intermediate (Year 1-8) |
| Year established | 1880 |
| Address | Bunnythorpe |
| Coordinates | |
| Principal | Mr. Drysedale |
| School roll | 80 (approx) |
| Socio-economic decile (10 is highest) | 5[1] |
| Ministry of Education Institution no. | 2344 |
| Website | [None] |
Bunnythorpe School is a Public primary school located in the small village of Bunnythorpe, near Palmerston North, New Zealand.
Bunnythorpe School is a small public school with a roll of about 80 Students. The five classrooms are named after native trees.
- Ngaio Class is used by year 1-2's
- Kahikatea Class is used by year 3-4's
- Kowhai class is used by year 5-6's
- Totara Class is Used by year 7's
- Kauri Class is used by year 8's
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