Her older sister Emily said they knew it was going to be boring at home, so they always did their best to get along to school.
Father Russell Smith said earlier this year that the four girls, who all attend the same school, survived a chicken pox outbreak at Mamaku School without catching the disease, keeping their 100 per cent attendance record alive.
"They eat a lot of meat and we have an open fruit bowl policy at home,'' he said about keeping the children healthy.
"It also makes a big difference getting to bed on time every night and getting a good sleep.''
Rotorua Mayor Kevin Winters congratulated the students on stage during yesterday's 100 per cent attendance ceremony, held for the fourth time in Rotorua.
Rotorua Intermediate had the highest 100 per cent attendance for 2012 of all the schools in the area, with 40 students reaching the goal.
Number of students who made 100 per cent school attendance in 2012:
Aorangi School 6
Chapman College 9
Galatea School 3
Glenholme School 25
John Paul College 26
Kaharoa School 7
Kaitao Middle School 9
Kawaha Point School 6
Rotorua Lakes High School 11
Lynmore Primary School 14
Malfroy School 13
Mamaku School 11
Mokoia Intermediate 12
Ngongotaha School 14
Owhata School 1
Reporoa College 20
Rotorua Intermediate 40
Rotokawa School 12
Rotorua Girls High School 21
St Mary's Catholic School 26
St Michael's Catholic School 4
Selwyn Primary School 18
Westbrook School 17
Western Heights Primary School 6
Upper Atiamuri School 2