Rotorua Boys' High School
Secondary (Year 9-15) · State · Rotorua
1,116 students on the roll · EQI 504 · an enrolment scheme in place.
Its rating
Final decile (2022): 3. Current Equity Index: 504. Decile and EQI describe the community a school draws its students from, they say nothing about how well it teaches.
The record
- 1612 Pukuatua Street, Rotorua, 3046
- Roll: 1,116 (October 2026)
- Boys School
- Donations should not be requested, unless for a school camp
- Opened 1927
- An enrolment scheme is in place.
- Isolation index 0.27, the Ministry’s remoteness measure; higher is more remote
- Instruction: Some students taught in te reo Māori
- Boarding: Yes
- Setting: Large urban area
- Phone: 07-3486169
- Email: [email protected]
- Contact: John Kendal
- Website: rbhs.school.nz
Who the roll is
Students may identify with more than one group, the counts are the Ministry’s own and need not sum to the roll.
Enrolment zone
- Rotorua Boys' High School, in force from 2024-01-01 · 2619 km²
Indicative only, the school’s written enrolment scheme is the legal boundary. Confirm with the school before relying on it.
Other schools near here
- John Paul College, decile 7 · EQI 415 · 939 m
- Malfroy School, decile 2 · EQI 529 · 952 m
- Rotorua Intermediate, decile 3 · EQI 505 · 976 m
- TKKM o Hurungaterangi, decile 1 · EQI 550 · 1.0 km
- Rotorua School, decile 3 · EQI 522 · 1.0 km
- Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology, EQI 513 · 1.1 km
- Rotorua Girls' High School, decile 3 · EQI 522 · 1.2 km
- Sunset Primary School, decile 1 · EQI 551 · 1.3 km
Ministry of Education school directory via data.govt.nz · zones via the Ministry’s enrolment-zone map · refreshed 3 November 2026.
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Questions, answered briefly
Secondary (Year 9-15) · State · Boys School.
1,116 on the roll at October 2026, the Ministry of Education’s count.
EQI 504, its final decile (2022, before the EQI replaced it) was 3.
1 zone polygon on record. The boundary drawn here is indicative; the Ministry’s written scheme is the legal answer.