is a state-integrated Catholic girls secondary school (years 9–13) with a roll of . St Joseph's School is a state-integrated Catholic full primary school (years 1–8) with a roll of . The schools are across the street from each other. King's College is a private Anglican secondary school (years 9–13) with a roll of . Years 9–11 are boys only, and years 12 and 13 are coeducational. Mt Richmond School is a special school for students with intellectual disabilities. It has a roll of . All these schools except McAuley High School and King's College (as noted above) are coeducational. Rolls are as of Community facilities Giac Nhien Temple, a Vietnamese Buddhist temple is located in the suburb. Transport Ōtāhuhu, in its position on a narrow section of the Auckland isthmus, is an important part of Auckland's southern transportation approaches for both road and rail, containing a combined bus interchange and Otahuhu railway station. The new bus-train interchange opened on 29 October 2016 as a joint Auckland Transport and NZ Transport Agency initiative costing NZ$28M. "The station is at the heart of the Southern New Network", said Auckland Transport's Chief AT Metro Officer, Mark Lambert. "Auckland is moving towards a more connected network of local feeder services connecting with frequent bus and train services. Bus and train transport hubs like Ōtāhuhu are at the heart of this transformation." The old bus interchange, which was badly neglected, and had received increased attention from early 2011 on for vandalism/graffiti prevention measures is now closed and a smaller bus stop has been installed on the main road near the town centre. Present day Otahuhu nowadays is synonymous with industry and along with its neighbouring suburbs Favona, Māngere East, Mt Wellington, Penrose and Westfield forms an industrial conglomerate zone that spans much of the Māngere Inlet. The community and town centre flourishes as the crossroad to Central and South Auckland and is home to a sizable Pacific Island populace. Sport and recreation Otahuhu is home to the Otahuhu Rugby Football Club and the Otahuhu Leopards rugby league club. References External links Photographs of Otahuhu held in Auckland Libraries' heritage collections Suburbs of Auckland Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board Area Populated places around the Manukau Harbour Populated places on the Tāmaki River