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Students find beauty in the slums 25 January 2019 The service trip does much more than provide an opportunity for St Paul’s students to work with slum-living children in Cambodia. Read more
Global recognition for agribusiness programme 22 January 2019 St Paul’s agribusiness programme was a finalist in the 2019 International School Awards. Read more
Leading the way in motor vehicle innovation 12 December 2018 Collegian Dan Ammann (Sargood 1985-1989) is leading the way in self-driving motor vehicle innovation in the US. Read more
Athletes perform well at nationals 10 December 2018 Our athletes took to the track and field with gusto for the 2018 NZ Secondary Schools Athletics Championships. Read more
Auckland scholarship for top achievers 4 December 2018 Three St Paul’s students were awarded the University of Auckland top achievers scholarship. Read more
Centenary performance at Le Quesnoy 26 November 2018 Performing at the centenary celebration of the Battle of Le Quesnoy was a truly special moment for this St Paul’s family trio. Read more
Social Sciences welcomes new Leader of Curriculum 20 November 2018 As the new Social Sciences’ Leader of Curriculum (LOC), Christina Nicolaas' teaching career spans eight years. Read more
Tertiary scholarships awarded 19 November 2018 St Paul’s has once again had a significant number of senior students gain tertiary scholarships for 2019. Read more
Taking his coaching international 15 November 2018 The whistle has just gone at Wembley Stadium in London, and 90,000 football fans file out of the stands and onto their trains. Read more
Going natural for animal healthcare 15 November 2018 Veterinary rehab nurse Sheree Smith (nee Elliott, Harington 1999-2000) is on a mission to educate those in the industry about managing pain among animals – the natural way. Read more
Sky’s the limit for entrepreneur 15 November 2018 Door-knocking has helped kick-start John Heskett’s (Williams 2005-2009) ambitious tourism venture. Read more
The little kiwi company that could 15 November 2018 It’s an age-old kiwi story. Read more
Double the determination 15 November 2018 Emotional resilience, mental stamina, focus and determination are what got two of New Zealand’s top athletes, Cameron French (Hall 2006-2010) and Owen Robinson (Hamilton 2005-2009), to where they are today. Read more
Accelerating his career with PwC 14 November 2018 Year 13 student Conor Horrigan is on track to a promising law career – having been accepted for the PwC Accelerate programme. Read more
All-round excellence recognised 2 November 2018 Exemplifying the four cornerstones of St Paul’s – academic, sport, culture and service – Year 12 student Julia McLean is the recipient of the 2018 Altrusa Youth Award. Read more
Corinthians connects St Paul’s to football 2 October 2018 To encourage staff, students, Collegians and friends of St Paul’s to play weekend football, former St Paul’s 1st XI soccer coach Michael Groom started up the St Paul’s Corinthians Football Club in February. Read more
Diving into research in Africa 24 September 2018 A unique research trip has given Year 12 student Alice Cao an insight into the ecological systems of lakes in Africa. Read more
Swimmers success at national champs 24 September 2018 Our swimmers are among the best in the country, securing top 10 results at the 2018 New Zealand secondary schools swimming championships. Read more
Community gala a monster success 21 September 2018 From bouncy castles, food stalls and raffles to musical performances, games and a monster garage sale – the St Paul’s Collegiate School Community Gala had something for the whole family to enjoy. Read more
Putting brush to canvas for a good cause 18 September 2018 To raise money for a good cause, St Paul’s art students have been busy putting brush to canvas to produce a special exhibition – Canvases for Cambodia. Read more
Colours for service awarded 12 September 2018 This week in Chapel, four Year 13 students were awarded inaugural ‘colours’ for their contribution to service here at St Paul’s. Read more
Community gala has something for everyone 3 September 2018 From bouncy castles, food stalls and raffles to musical performances, games and a monster garage sale – the St Paul’s Collegiate School Community Gala has something for the whole family to enjoy. Read more
Student service initiative wins World Vision award 27 August 2018 A group of St Paul’s Collegiate School and Waikato Diocesan School for Girls students have been recognised for their outstanding contribution to the 2018 40 Hour Famine. Read more
Intense competition at national squash champs 13 August 2018 A selection for the secondary school team as well as two consolation plate wins, were some of the highlights at the recent New Zealand Secondary School squash championships in Palmerston North. Read more
Medals claimed at duathlon champs 10 August 2018 August has been a busy month for our students competing in the Waikato/Bay of Plenty duathlon championships. Read more
Ukulele a hit with St Joans residents 7 August 2018 Come Tuesday lunchtime it’s smiles all round in the activity room of Hamilton’s St Joans care centre – smiles brought about by the sound of ukuleles. Read more
Developing future athletes through tertiary partnership 6 August 2018 As the strength and conditioning trainer for the St Paul’s 1st XV rugby team, TJ Pieters is preparing these boys for sport beyond school life. Read more
Students benefit from holistic approach to sport 6 August 2018 St Paul’s Collegiate School isn’t afraid to do things differently. Read more
Tertiary partnership has students moving in the right direction 6 August 2018 Learning how to move correctly is extremely important for any young athlete – something Stacey Niao is focusing on with the students at St Paul’s Collegiate School. Read more
St Paul’s hosts Chiefs U18 camp 24 July 2018 During the school holidays, St Paul’s hosted the 2018 Chiefs U18 rugby camp, with the best 50 players from the Chiefs franchise selected to attend. Read more