Kura Hostel
A home away from home in Tāmaki Makaurau
A safe, supportive kāinga for Year 9–13 ākonga, close to our City Road campus.
More than somewhere to sleep
A kāinga. A whānau.
A place to grow.
Our hostel is a home away from home. It is a place where ākonga are supported to belong, build friendships and grow academically, socially and personally.
Take a look around
Our hostel spaces
Purpose-built accommodation with shared spaces for kai, connection, recreation and rest.






Life at the hostel
A balanced day
Each day combines the structure ākonga need with time for learning, connection, sport and rest.
- 01Ata
Wake, breakfast and prepare for kura.
- 02Kura
Travel to City Road for learning and weekday lunch.
- 03Ahiahi
Return for sport, activities and dinner.
- 04Pō
Study, whānau time and rest for tomorrow.
Care, safety & support
Your tamariki are in good hands
Pastoral care is at the heart of hostel life, helping every ākonga feel supported, valued and connected.
Trained, committed and police-vetted staff are on site.
A supportive environment where ākonga feel safe, valued and connected.
Transport is provided between the hostel, kura and sports.
In the heart of Tāmaki Makaurau
A great location
Located at 22 Glanville Terrace, Parnell, the hostel is in a safe neighbourhood and a short bus ride from our City Road campus.
For whānau
Frequently asked questions
Who can live at the hostel?
The hostel provides boarding for Te Kāpehu Whetū Tāmaki ākonga in Years 9–13.
How many ākonga share a room?
Rooms are shared by two to four ākonga and include single beds.
What meals are provided?
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks are provided daily. Weekday lunches are provided at the City Road campus.
What supervision is provided?
The hostel is supported 24/7 by trained, committed, police-vetted staff.
Ready for what’s next?
Make Tāmaki Makaurau your kāinga
Boarding opens the door to higher learning, sport and industry opportunities.
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