Education

Earlsbrook’s location within the Lincoln township means residents are zoned for Ararira Springs Primary School and Lincoln High School. There are also plans for a brand new primary school to be built within Stage One of the Earlsbrook development.

Within this close-knit traditional community, Lincoln's families tend to grow up together, offering a solid foundation for lifelong friendships. The schools are well supported by afterschool care, community sports teams and various interest-based clubs.

There are currently four different ECE centres to choose from in Lincoln, with more to be built within the Earlsbrook development.

From the ever popular Kidsfirst Kindergarten and Educare facilities, to the independently run Melodies Preschool or Lincoln University Early Childhood Centre, you’ll be sure to find an option that fits your family.

Built recently on a lovely 4-hectare site, Ararira Springs puts children at the core of the learning journey nurturing curiosity, care, and resilience in students. A modern, values-driven school, this full primary school provides education for Years 1-8.

Lincoln High is a well regarded, modern, co-educational secondary school catering for students from Years 9-13. Located near the events centre and golf club, it offers a contemporary learning environment set in a rural community with strong links to the local area and Iwi.

Founded in 1878, Lincoln University is renowned for its expertise in agricultural education and research. Located just a seven-minute walk from Earlsbrook, it attracts students from around the world, with almost half of them pursuing postgraduate studies.

The university offers hands-on learning through its farm and “Live Laboratories” while specialising in areas like commerce, landscape architecture and food science. Committed to sustainability, Lincoln plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030 and carbon zero by 2050, reflecting its dedication to future generations.