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Nga Tawa Diocesan School
High School · State · Marton
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Dont go to nga tawa
this school has bad food and teachers do not listen to students. it is not made for lots of children and the equestrian is really bad
severe suckage
worst school ever it sucks soooo bad look at my review on google xx severe suckage - burger fan
Lovely school
It is a nice school.
Good teachers and students.
I wish I could give it more stars.
Good teachers and students.
I wish I could give it more stars.
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Nga tawa likes to make fake accounts to hide what it’s really like.
Nga Tawa
Nga Tawa is very good with academics and the structure of the day is very good and actually makes me do productive things.
Wonderful School
Nga Tawa is the most amazing and fabulous school!!! Definitely recommend!!
164 Calico Line, 4787, Marton
Lesley Carter
06 327 6429
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Let’s start with the food. Calling it “cuisine” would be generous. The cafeteria offers a culinary experience that can only be described as a game of Russian roulette with mystery ingredients. You might think you’re getting spaghetti, but it could just as easily be a science experiment gone wrong.
Now, onto the teachers. Some are fantastic, but there are a few who seem to think “teaching” means reading directly from the textbook in a monotone voice. I’m convinced they’re part of a secret competition to see who can bore us the most!
As for the extracurricular activities, they promise excitement but often deliver disappointment. “Fun” events like the school dances can feel more like awkward gatherings of confused adolescents who’d rather be anywhere else. And let’s not talk about the pep rallies—awkward cheers and cringeworthy skits abound!
In terms of the facilities, let’s just say they could use a serious makeover. I half-expect to see a dinosaur skeleton in the science lab; it certainly feels like some things have been around that long!
All in all, if you’re looking for a place that tests your patience and culinary courage, Nga Tawa might just be the spot for you. But if you value your sanity and taste buds, you might want to look elsewhere!