2026 Wilford School Quiz Night Auction

Play, Fun & Fundraising!

Te Kura o Wilford | Wilford School is very excited to be bringing back our infamous Quiz night. 

This silent auction is part of our fundraising efforts for our quiz night raising, funds for our outdoor space which will be used by our tamariki and wider community.

We would like to acknowledge all the tautoko from our generous local hapori and kura whānau who have donated incredible auction items for this silent auction.

Please share this site with your whānau, friends, work colleagues and social media to spread the word of our kaupapa.

You can scroll through auction items or search by category. If you find an item you want to bid on click on Place My Bid or alternatively Buy Now if available.

Please register with 32auctions to make a bid. The process is quick and requires basic information only. Go to the Create An Account page to get set up. We can then identify and communicate with you during and after the auction.
Once you bid you will receive an email confirming your bid, and if you are outbid, an email letting you know. And of course we’ll let you know if you win!

Bidding closes on Sunday 6 September at 5pm - the highest bid at that time wins!

Ngā mihi nui for your tautoko!

**NZ Domestic bidders only. No credit card payments accepted. Shipping at cost of buyer** 

Te Kura o Wilford is a dual-medium (rumaki/auraki) kura situated in Pito-one, catering for student in Years 1-8.

Te Kura o Wilford sits within the site once called Paetutu, part of Te Āti Awa’s rohe. Paetutu was known as a place of welcome for people of all different backgrounds, and a place where community was built and nurtured. Our kura follows this kaupapa.

Our kura caters for students in Māori-medium and English-medium settings, and ākonga with additional needs are supported to fully participate in the kura.

Dual-medium education is our defining identity, and we are passionate about delivering quality bilingual education.

Our values are Mana, Āwhina, Rangatiratanga and Ako. They form the acronym MĀRA, meaning garden or cultivation. This encapsulates what we want for our school: a safe, welcoming and nurturing learning environment where tamariki are encouraged to reach their full potential as learners, leaders and community members.