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School view: Why Rotorua Lakes High students love their school

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Rotorua Lakes High School has just below 700 students. PHOTO/FILE

Rotorua Lakes High School has just below 700 students. PHOTO/FILE

We asked Rotorua Lakes High students why they love their school.

Deputy head girl Maria Trass says Rotorua Lakes High is like family.
Deputy head girl Maria Trass says Rotorua Lakes High is like family.

I think we get to know people a lot better. There are few people you don't know here, especially at Year 13 when the class gets smaller. It's like a family.

MARIA TRASS, 17

Deputy head girl

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Leroy Nurkka, 16, likes that the school is small.
Leroy Nurkka, 16, likes that the school is small.

It's not like a big school where you're a number. You're a person to every teacher here. They focus on you as an individual.

LEROY NURKKA, 16

Deputy head boy

Reggae Hepi-Ritete, 16, likes the school's diversity.
Reggae Hepi-Ritete, 16, likes the school's diversity.

It's diverse. Everyone knows each other and is comfortable.

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REGGAE HEPI-RITETE, 16

Year 12

Freddy-Ray Collier, 16.
Freddy-Ray Collier, 16.

I like that it's not strict. You're free to pursue your passions.

FREDDY-RAY COLLIER, 16

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