From the wiki page linked in the description:
Schools that put cameras in student toilets
Named in reporting between 2011 and 2025:
| Year | School | What was installed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Wainuiomata High School, near Wellington | Installed after a Privacy Commission warning that it may breach student privacy. | RNZ News |
| 2018 | Tauraroa Area School, Northland | Two cameras inside the Year 9–11 girls’ and boys’ toilets; the principal said they were meant to cover lockers. | New Zealand Herald |
| 2021 | Queen Elizabeth College, Palmerston North | A camera facing the sinks in the girls’ bathroom; the school was cautioned by the Privacy Commission and kept it. | 1News |
| 2021 | Wakatipu High School, Queenstown | Corridor cameras could see through glass into the cubicle foyer and were used to count who entered a cubicle. | Stuff |
| 2023 | Rangiora High School | Cameras in toilet corridors, triggered by a vape sensor rather than recording continuously. | 1News |
| 2024 | Cromwell College, Central Otago | Cameras in toilets; the board said they would record only the common corridor area. | Crux |
| 2024 | Awatapu College and Palmerston North Boys’ High School | Communal-area cameras were being trialled at Awatapu and were already installed in bathrooms at the boys’ school. | Manawatū Standard / Stuff |
| 2025 | Nelson College for Girls | CCTV in bathrooms; a student reported no signage and a camera visible from the toilet. | The Press |
The Secondary Principals’ Association described this as common practice as far back as 2011. (RNZ)
By 2026, the Ministry of Education’s school-property guidance recommended CCTV for large schools and directed readers to the Privacy Commissioner’s bathroom guidance—making a camera in a children’s toilet block a line item in routine property guidance. (Ministry of Education)
https://consumerrights.wiki/w/User:Louis/Cameras_in_New_Zealand_school_bathrooms