In the spirit of giving back to our community during these hard times, Reverend Peter Rickman facilitated our students and their families to consider giving to our local Foodbank on their return to school.

As part of our ongoing support for World Vision’s 40 hour Famine, now in its 42nd year in New Zealand, our Mission, Outreach and Service Prefects have organised a mufti day for ALL St Paul’s students.

The annual house choir was held on Thursday 4 June in the Chapel. This year's theme was songs from New Zealand artists.

Wayne Douglas joins St Paul's as the school's Sports Chaplain, a new role which sees him involved in supporting our athletes, players and coaches through pastoral care and mentoring.

This year the Harington Fashion Show will be featuring a fresh, new format. Due to spacing restrictions, no tickets will be sold but the night will be broadcast live to all who wish to be a part of the action.

We welcome any parent or caregiver of our St Paul's students to come along and learn about the work of the Parents' Association.

The Cambridge International Examinations timetable for 2020 has been released and is available for viewing.

Esports has found its way to St Paul's, where a recreational team has been formed to play other high schools across New Zealand in St Paul's newest sport option.

Physical education teacher Ryan McCarthy was placed tenth in the world from 18,000 competitors in a recent Crossfit competition.

St Paul's has recently been trialing a new health and well-being digital platform, Komodo.

St Paul’s students and staff received recognition at the recent Hamilton Cricket awards for their efforts in the 2019/20 cricket season.

Ms Schollum's Year 9 science class was asked to make a presentation on NZ organisms that looks at their adaptations. This stand presentation by Quinton Turner's is a rap about Maui Dolphins.