The annual Colour Run was an absolute blast! What began as a sea of clean shirts soon turned into a kaleidoscope of colours as our students, joined by local primary school students, embraced the chaos. With paint flying, smiles beaming, and the fire truck adding an extra splash, it was a day of colourful exhilaration! Thank you to everyone who participated and donated to this day, it was a brilliant way to end the term.
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by St Paul's Collegiate School
Student and staff success snippets - August
St Paul's Collegiate School — Sep 18, 2023
Jackson Bird, (Year 12) exhibited at the Ringa Toi exhibition in Wellington where his artwork was displayed at Te Papa Museum. Ringa Toi is an annual showcase of excellence in the arts of secondary students with a focus on Maaori and Pacific Arts. This event encompasses a diverse range of art forms across seven categories, from weaving to carving, digital print to fashioning with more than 80 artworks submitted from talented aakonga.
Congratulations to the following students who participated in the Otago Maths Competition and ranked in the top 30 across New Zealand among 117 schools and 4,800 participants:
Bruce Zhang (Year 9)
Nish Wood (Year 10)
Annie Stokes (Year 11)
Congratulations to the students who secured Distinction Certificates, ranking them among the top 15% in the country:
New Zealand Under 17 Harlequins players Liam Inman, Nate Bodle, and Will Hadley played in a series of games against regional teams with wins against Northland 41-12, Thames Valley 48-14, and King Country 27-17.
Lucca Lim, (Year 12), recently made an impressive mark in the world of football when he played for Melville United Men's First team in the national Chatham Cup Final against Christchurch United Men's First team.
The match lasted over two hours with both teams fiercely competing. Lucca played the entire 132-minute game. In a pivotal moment during the match, Lucca managed to score an outstanding goal (watchhere), when Melville was trailing 2-0 in the second half. While the game ultimately ended in a penalty shootout loss for Melville, Lucca's performance in the Chatham Cup Final is a commendable accomplishment for a young Year 12 student.
Mr Mike Rameka has been appointed as Head Coach of the Northern Districts Wāhine Cricket Team to play at the inaugural National Wāhine Māori Tournament in Hastings in October.