Wesley College, New Zealand’s oldest registered school and the only Methodist school in New Zealand, sums up its Special Character simply as “Our Why”:

§ We are Christian in practice

§ We are Methodist in ethos

§ We are Accepted for who we are

§ We are Called to be God’s people to do God’s work

§ We Belong to the Wesley College family and the wider family of God.

The school roll of 394 includes 263 boarding students who remained focussed and engaged in the classroom despite the disruption of Covid closures. Wesley boasts the highest number of rugby players per school roll in New Zealand. This year Senior Prize Giving was held online. The school is proud to share the results of their senior students.

Wesley College Dux Ludorum 2021 Leititia Vaka Head Girl 2021

Blues in Sport - Counties Heat 2021

Blues in Sport - New Zealand U20 Women's

1st Level 1 D’Artagnan Faitala

First in Level 1 Mathematics
First in Level 1 Physical Education

Third in Level 1 Music

BIDRO Cup – 1st Academic Achievement Level 2 - Troy Wigley

First in Level 2 Mathematics Advance

First in Level 2 Music

First in Level 2 Physics

First Equal in Level 2 Biology

Level 3 Academic Awards

First in Level 3 Dance Faalifu Kilifi

First in Level 3 Mathematics with Statistics Taniela Ngaue

First in Level 3 Mathematics with Calculus Marvella Karibule

First in Level 3 Geography Nathanael Leota

First in Level 3 TechnologyViliame Tuisuva

First in Level 3 Transition

First in Level 3 MIT Police Academy Programme Keana-Marie Carson-Walker

First in Level 3 Health Billy Tomu

First in Level 3 Physical Education

First in Level 3 Sport Leadership

First in Level 3 Music

First in Level 3 Financial Capability

Wesley College Proxime Accessit Renee Blake

First in Level 3 English

First in Level 3 Economics

First in Level 3 History

First in Level 3 Life & Faith

Wesley College Dux Fili Fono

First in Level 3 Biology

The NZIP Prize for First in Level 3 Physics

First in Level 3 Chemistry

Third in Level 3 Music

Third in Level 3 Mathematics with Statistics