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Scholars celebrated at special assembly 27 June 2023 The 2022 Academic Scholarship awardees were acknowledged at a special assembly and lunch. Read more
Fieldays 2023: Innovation Awards winners committed to sustainability and advancing the sector 19 June 2023 Waikato Herald features St Paul's Collegiate School winners of the Young Innovator of the Year Award Read more
Sustainability at core of business for Kaipaki Dairies 16 June 2023 Collegians John Heskett (Hall 2005-2009) and Riley Chick (Sargood 2010-2014) are proud to own game-changing agribusiness, Kaipaki Dairies. Read more
Remembering Robert Walters 16 June 2023 Collegian, Fellow, donor and all-round great guy Read more
An entertaining way to supplement income 16 June 2023 Collegian Kent Davidson (Hamilton 2016-2020) has found a fun and entertaining way to help pay his university fees. Read more
Prioritise mental health and support others 2 June 2023 Heads of Peer Support at St Paul’s Collegiate School, Ashleigh McRae and Oscar Lawson are encouraging others to prioritise their mental health and support others. Read more
Go out of your way to make someone’s day 19 May 2023 It was Pink Shirt Day in Aotearoa New Zealand on Friday 19 May. Read more
Winning students deliver strong message at the Race Unity Speech Awards 16 May 2023 Take care of our children Take care of what they hear Read more
Improve your rowing – improve your whole self 10 May 2023 Sam Jefferis (Sargood Year 13) gave an inspiring speech at the St Paul’s Collegiate School Rowing Prizegiving on Friday 5 May. Read more
Wizards and bungees – 2023 Crocodile Pit 3 May 2023 Each year, Agribusiness students at St Paul’s Collegiate School approach the Crocodile Pit to present an innovative Agribusiness idea. Read more
Orange and Lime make a splash 18 April 2023 There's a new band at St Paul's Collegiate School - it's fresh and it's making a splash. Read more
Agribusiness in Schools 10-year anniversary 13 April 2023 Agribusiness in Schools has marked its 10-year anniversary with the aim of getting more students and schools involved in the programme. Read more
New art is a taonga 29 March 2023 Wellington-based artist Miriama Grace-Smith painted a treasured piece of art on the stairwell leading to the new Te Reo Maaori teaching and learning space at St Paul’s Collegiate School. Read more
Top in North Island Secondary Schools 13 March 2023 St Paul’s Collegiate School rowers tied with Waikato Diocesan School for Girls as the top school at the North Island Secondary School (NISS) Championships and were recipients of the Derbyshire Trophy for the first time since its inception in 1974. Read more
Athletics Championship Day breaks records 28 February 2023 After three years of cancelations and disruption, the 2023 St Paul’s Athletics Championship was back to normal with full school attendance. Read more
Bagels that make music 27 February 2023 The word bagel usually conjures thoughts of a delicious breakfast but at St Paul’s Collegiate School, the word bagel is all about music. Read more
Scholastic Centurions acknowledged 15 February 2023 St Paul’s staff and students celebrated the success of senior students in 2022 NCEA and Cambridge subjects at a special assembly. Read more
Hard work sees great results for 2022 Scholarship students 14 February 2023 Enrolling in New Zealand Scholarship assessments is not for the fainthearted. Read more
Introducing Matua Ritane 8 February 2023 As the new Pane o Te Tari Reo Maaori, Ritane Wallace brings years of experience to the Te Reo Maaori programme and culture to St Paul’s Collegiate School. Read more
North Island Rowing Championships 2023 31 January 2023 Over Auckland Anniversary weekend, St Paul’s Collegiate School rowers competed at the North Island Rowing Championships at Lake Karapiro. Read more

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