In 1987, the school began as a private Year 1 – 8 primary school,. In 1994, the school became a state-integrated school overseen by a charitable trust. Between 1997 and 2007, the school purchased land, built classrooms, and gradually moved to its current location on Mihaere Drive. In 2013, the school was given approval by the Ministry of Education to expand from its existing state as a Year 1–8 primary school, to being a full Year 1 – 13 composite school. This would progress in stages, with an additional year group added between 2014 and 2018. The first secondary class began in 2014. In 2016, the school along with several other schools in the Manawatū-Whanganui region was closed for a day after a confirmed case of the measles. In 2017, the school became a founding member of the Lower North IslandChristian Schools Community of Learning, with principal Peter Ferrar appointed the COL's leadership role. In 2019, the school gained an additional building from Westmount school for the intermediate aged students.
Principals
Period
Principal
1996–2003
Lois Price
2004–2012
Nigel Tongs
2013–2019
Dr Peter Ferrar
2020–present
Chris Mitchell
Facilities
For primary classes, the school has three blocks of four to five classrooms each on the northern end of its property. Secondary classes primarily take place in the double-story blocks towards the southern end of the property. In 2011, the school paid additional council fees to build a architecturally designed administration and multipurpose staff-room block. Specialised art and music classrooms were included in the double story 'G-Block' in 2015, and used for activities such as art expos. Work began in late 2017, on a multi-million dollar basketball court sized gymnasium, including weights room, and offices. There were unsuccessful applications for council funding towards this facility, for it to be used as community centre. It was opened in September 2018 by Palmerston NorthMayor Grant Smith. By early 2019, the gymnasium had been used for the school's annual gala, an annual sports exchange with Hastings Christian School, national volleyball tournament games, and hosted Manawatu Jets basketball games. Recently, as of 2019, work has begun on prefabricated intermediate blocks for years 7–8.
