Seventh-day Adventist School in Rotorua is the smallest in the district, with just 45 students on its roll. But irrespective of its size, the school has a big heart.
The school hopes to show all their pupils, that despite coming from a smaller school - what they say and do is just as important.
"It's the power of one, only one person can make a change and difference," said Lanea Strickland, principal of SDA.
"We have an analogy - it only takes an axe to cut down a tree, so it only takes one person to make a difference."
With the end of the school year fast approaching, the focus is still firmly on learning. The importance of "community" has been the topic, and each day has involved a different activity, like taking part in craft activities with St Chads - a charitable trust that relies on the support of the community.