Fleur Petelo
Tumuaki
” I have lots of favourite memories – teaching Year 6 in Te Ra and going to my first graduation dinner at Sky City with them; fundraising for our new junior playground; sailing with the student leaders; going to camp and all our whānau engagement events. I have loved working with the most amazing and caring staff, students and whānau.”
Sisi Key
Deputy Principal
“I love the children and families here. My Wy is to use all of my experience and knowledge to grow and support our staff, students and whānau. I want to ensure that Wymondley Road School continues to be the best little school in the world!”
Robyn Wills
Leader of Learning, Classroom Teacher
“My best Memory is taking my class to both Snow Planet and the Supercars at Pukekohe. Those out-of-the-box trips mean so much to our tamariki.”
Anu Devi
Classroom Teacher
“‘My Wy’ at Wymondley Road School is to positively impact the lives of my students, helping them grow academically, socially, and
Emotionally. One of my Bucket List goals is to go sky diving!“
Nicky Maera
Classroom Teacher
Kiaora to our Wymondley Road School Community, Ko whaea Nicky ahau. I have come from ECE and have taught in this profession for 28 years. I have always wanted to transition into primary school teaching, and what an awesome opportunity I have been offered to become a teacher here. It is fitting to say that I am an ex-student of Wymondley Road Primary school, and I also still live on Wymondley Road, so I am a local, so it’s nice to be able to teach the tamariki in my community.
Kui Sifaheone
Classroom Teacher
Ashleen Khan
Classroom Teacher
“My Wy is to empower students, have a positive impact on them, and prepare them to achieve high and reach their goals. I dream of going on a boat cruise around Europe or the Greek Islands and learn 2 or 3 languages.“
Shinal Naidu
Classroom Teacher
“I am enjoying seeing all of the learning in Harakeke. Our students are so clever and very well-behaved.“
Elena Tito
Classroom Teacher
Whaea Terii
Learning Assistant
“One of my favourite memories is of my first day at WRS. It was Monday and the start of Tongan Language Week. I stood in the assembly not knowing anyone and heard the Tongan National Anthem live for the first time, I just felt so welcomed … and at home.”
Whaea Elizabeth
Learning Assistant
“I have been at WRS for many years. My youngest child left here a few years ago. My best memories are of our time here together, helping with the Cook Island group and helping our tamariki to learn. I am the leader of the friendly WRS Walking School Bus that picks your children up each morning.”
Latanoa Tamale
Learning Assistant
Sapphire Maxwell
Learning Assistant
“I have been involved with WRS for many years, Living locally, my children have attended this school. I enjoy helping our tamariki to achieve their best.”
Eseta Lemanu
Learning Assistant
“I have been at WRS for many years. I started helping at the school when my children attended here. I love helping our children. I am always busy around the school making sure our children get everything they need. I run the Breakfast Club and help with the Samoan group.”
Michael Matete
Caretaker
“My favourite memory is of all the food at school events. My purpose for being here is to take care of our school. My dream is to travel to the Holy Lands.”
Annie Neli
Admin
“My purpose for being at WRS is to help the children, I like my job.”
Tracey Knight
Principal’s Assistant and School Administrator
“I see my role at Wymondley Road School as an opportunity to create a meaningful and positive experience for every student, staff member, and family who walks through the office doors. Two things on my bucket list are flying Business Class on a long-haul trip and attending another tennis Grand Slam.”
