Oromahoe School was established in the 1870's as a mission school, later becoming a Native and Maori School. 
During it's long history the school was attended  by both Pakeha and Maori children of the district.

The school is set 1km back from the road and nestled in amongst native and oak trees on a large, flat area.  There are two old classrooms, two new classroons, a separate new library and office.  The staffroom overlooks the playing areas;comprising two tennis courts, two large playing fields, a newly completed 
adventure playground and fitness trail, and a large ashphalt area.

Oromahoe School caters for children from New Entrant to Year 8.

This classroom  is where the older children
enjoy their lessons.

Room 3 and 4 children enjoy one of the fun activities  at  the school community picnic.

Water bombs for the distance throwing event.

This is room 3 negotiating the obstacle course on bike day.

Parents are enjoying the sunshine at the community picnic.

This is Oromahoe playing cricket against Rawene. Rawene won but everyone had fun.

Room 3 children working hard on their camp at Aroha Island.

Room 3's camp at Urupukapuka Island
where some fish were caught.