St Paul's first XI hockey team enjoyed a night of celebration with a rare, but well deserved over their local rivals Hamilton Boys' High School.

After months of preparation, the curtain raises on Jesus Christ Superstar for a matinee show this Sunday at 2pm.

St Paul's performed in the regional Big Sing, a national group-singing competition for secondary school students, in Jule and brought home a range of awards to celebrate their success.

St Paul's was saddened with the passing of a long-standing member of the community, Mr Hone Campbell Nossiter Elliott, better known as Cam.

Standing proudly in the heart of St Paul’s is the Waharoa, a gift given to the school by the 2020 Year 13 students.

The Learning Hub is nearly ready! Join us for the official opening.

A moving Chapel service and ceremony was held to bless the Fithcett candlestand with the Fitchett family in attendance.

An awards ceremony followed by a moving haka let the returning Tihoi group feel right at home.

Ravi Sarki grew up in a Nepalese household where the kitchen was a place to celebrate culture and food. He is keen to share his cooking passion with others and joins St Paul’s as the school’s new Duty Chef.

To wrap up a gruelling debating season, St Paul's had several students selected to take their debating further.

Indika Senarathne remembers the impact his cricket coaches had on him as a child, and this has been his driving force in giving back to the sport.

Rachel Gamble-Flint began rowing early in her high school years and at just 16 years of age, her hobby sport quickly turned into a professional career.

Five students have been awarded Sports Caps to recognise their dedication to their chosen sport.

Harington Boarding House hosted the Gallagher Chiefs for the formal dinner where the whole boarding community participated in a Q&A with Chiefs players Mitch Karpik, Simon Parker and Rivez Reihana.

Ten runners represented St Paul's at the Waikato Bay of Plenty Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships on Wednesday 9 June.

Jack Cunningham-Moffat (Year 11) was recognised for his successful speedway season at the Rotorua Speedway Club Prizegiving on Saturday 19 June.

Our novice female bowlers Ana-Kiera McClay (Year 12) and Erin Summerell (Year 13) have been selected for the Waikato Secondary Bowling team to take part in the Secondary Schools' Quad challenge.

Drake Walther (Year 13) recently competed in the Bay of Plenty Powerlifting Championships where he placed first in the youth and junior U69 kg category, setting an unofficial New Zealand record.

Thrilling results for first-time powerlifter, Thomas Scanlon (Year 12), who competed in the North Island Benchpress & Powerlifting Championships earlier this month.

It's back! Bubbles After 5 is back to connect the women of St Paul's.

More great specials available at the School Shop.

It is not always easy for children and teenagers to always know how to manage friendships. Learning how to make new friends and keep them involves a number of skills every young person needs to understand and develop.

Please make sure you are up to date with all the bus fare changes scheduled from Monday 12 July.

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