Last updated October 2026
Broadgreen Intermediate is a state, co-educational intermediate school for Years 7 and 8 at 193 Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson. It opened in 1971 and had 489 students on its roll at 1 September 2026.
Its home zone includes all of Moana, Wakatu, Annesbrook and Tāhunanui, and parts of Monaco, Stoke, Enner Glynn, Britannia Heights, Bishopdale and Aniseed Valley; the zone map below shows the full boundary.
The school offers a Māori bilingual class, Te Kōhao o te Ngira, and an English language learner programme for international students. It is a Positive Behaviour for Learning (PB4L) school built around its STAR values of safe, together, achieving and respectful.
At a glance
- Principal
- Megan Rangiuia
- Address
- 193 Nayland Road, Stoke, Nelson
- Phone
- 03 547 7131
Home zone
Suburbs in the zone: all of Wakatu, Annesbrook Nelson, Moana and Tāhunanui.
Parts of Monaco, Stoke, Enner Glynn Nelson, Britannia Heights Nelson, Bishopdale Nelson and Aniseed Valley: check your street.
Zone boundaries are set by the school’s enrolment scheme and can change. Confirm your address with the school before you rely on it.
Who goes here
Share of the 489 students who identify with each group. Students can name more than one, so these add up to more than 100%.
MELAA: Middle Eastern, Latin American and African.
Stand-downs and suspensions
Cases per 1,000 students in 2025, adjusted for the ages of the school’s students, compared with all New Zealand schools.
These measure how a school responds to behaviour, and schools set their own thresholds, so they are not a measure of how students behave.
What ERO found
The Education Review Office’s latest report on the school is a Te Ara Huarau School Profile Report from July 2023. This kind of report sets out what ERO and the school will evaluate together, here how well all students are supported to succeed by giving mātauranga Māori equal standing (mana ōrite) through curriculum, teaching and learning, in line with Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
The school chose this because its data showed room to lift attendance, engagement and achievement. ERO pointed to the school’s firm commitment to building te reo Māori and bringing te ao Māori into learning and school culture, a reflective, improvement-focused board and leadership team, and deliberate structures that build staff capability and consistency.
Next, the school plans to keep giving students and the community a voice in decisions, including the aspirations of Te Tauihu set out in Ngā Kawatau me ngā Tūmanakotanga o Te Tauihu, and to check how consistently and lastingly recent professional learning shows up in teaching.
Read the ERO reports for Broadgreen Intermediate
Enrolling
Students who live in the home zone have the right to enrol. Out-of-zone places are offered under the school’s enrolment scheme, by ballot when there are more applicants than places, with priority for siblings of current and former students, then children of former students and of board employees and members.
The scheme says the board publishes the number of out-of-zone places and the application and ballot dates by public notice each year, and the school posts enrolment dates and out-of-zone availability on its Transition / Enrolment page.
Enrolment is online. Families interested in the bilingual class Te Kōhao o te Ngira complete the relevant section of the enrolment form, and after enrolling each new student and their whānau are invited to an interview.
Schools nearby
Where students go next
Based on home zones around the school’s own address. Families can apply to any school, and your own address decides which zones you are in.
In Stoke
Broadgreen Intermediate is in Stoke. Our suburb guide covers what it is like to live there, with parks, places and local businesses.
Read our Stoke guide →Questions parents ask
Is Broadgreen Intermediate zoned?
It has a home zone covering all of Wakatu, Annesbrook Nelson, Moana and Tāhunanui and parts of Monaco, Stoke, Enner Glynn Nelson, Britannia Heights Nelson, Bishopdale Nelson and Aniseed Valley.
What years does it teach?
Years 7 to 8.
How many students go there?
489 at 1 Sep 2026.
Does it ask for donations?
No. It is in the donation scheme, so it only asks for donations for school camps.
What is its Equity Index?
471. The Ministry of Education’s Equity Index estimates the socio-economic barriers a school’s students face, from 344 (fewest) to 569 (most). It is used to share out funding, not as a measure of quality.
School details and roll: Ministry of Education school directory, 22 Oct 2026 (CC BY 4.0). Home zone: Ministry of Education enrolment zones (CC BY 4.0). NCEA results, roll history and stand-downs: Education Counts, school leavers 2023 to 2025, stand-downs 2025, rolls 2021 to 2025 (CC BY 4.0). Updated automatically when the Ministry publishes new data.
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