The following students have been named as our 2021 student leaders:

Beating Hamilton Boys' High School in the final by five wickets, it was a great way finish term 1 cricket.

St Paul's win one gold, one silver and four bronze medals at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Regatta

Anaru Paenga-Morgan won the J19 W1 title at the National Waka Ama Secondary Schools.

Harington Fashion Show is always a popular event on our school calendar where our students use their creative flair in imaginative ways. This year the Harington House girls have organised a fabulous evening of fashion, cake and entertainment!

Last week, St Paul’s made a move towards an additional layer of defence in our fight against COVID-19, when our first staff member became eligible and received their COVID-19 Vaccination.

We welcomed parents - past and present - along with Collegians to farewell Mr Lander on Friday 26 March.

St Paul's athletes proudly represented the school at the regional champs bringing home several medals.

Another stunning House Haka performance as we celebrate 11 years of the inter-house competition. This is more than a competition, it is a celebration of house pride, school pride and cultural pride.

Another exciting year of track and field events for our athletes with School House proving hard to catch!

The Vantage Black Sticks players will face their first competitive matches of the year in the countdown to the Tokyo Olympics in a new series over the April school holidays.

Our Year 13 agribusiness students made camembert cheese as part of their internal assessment

The Headmaster and Associate Headmaster have already completed over 75 interviews for our 2022 new students.

Harrison Bond competes for the Omanu Club in Surf Life Saving and in December he started his season at the Whangamata Classic, where he won both Flags and Sprints for the U19 division.

We offer access for our parents to an online resource to assist you with your journey in working with your teenagers.

One of the special features of St Paul’s is the strength of our Pastoral Care system

Congratulations to Campbell Colquhoun Year 13 (left) and Seumas Eade Year 11 (right) who competed in the Paeroa Highland Games last weekend.

St Paul’s netball programme is headed by the talented Lynaire Williams, who has an extensive career in coaching and has been a representative player in both netball and volleyball.

Congratulations to Kuwyn Price (Year 13) who was selected to play for the New Zealand Maaori Schoolboys Cricket team for the second year in a row.

Well done to Joanna Lin, Nikky Cho, Ruja Pattana-Arun and Sarah Stewart who each gained NZQA Scholarship for their Level 3 photography boards

During the holidays, Matthew Chanwai (Year 11) entered the International New Zealand Young Talent Music Competition.