Rangitoto College (often abbreviated to "Rangi") is the largest secondary school in New Zealand with over 3,000 students as of 2007. The Correspondence School has more enrolled secondary students, but fewer full-time equivalent secondary students. Rangitoto College is located in Windsor Park, on the East Coast Bays on Auckland's North Shore. The easternmost field as well as many of the classrooms on the eastern side of the school have a view of the Rangitoto Channel as well as Rangitoto Island. In mid-2005, Allan Peachey stood down as Principal of the College in order to stand as a National Party candidate for election to parliament. Alison Cleland took over as principal during the interim. As a result of Peachey's election as the Member of Parliament for the Tamaki electorate, David Hodge, a former student at Rangitoto College, was appointed as Principal and has taken up the position in the 2006 school year and is now continuing into 2011. Rangitoto currently operates an enrolment scheme. Being in the 'Rangi zone' is seen as a selling point for property, and real estate agencies have set up websites specifically to exploit this.