The creativity was palpable around the school for Arts Day as students took part in a range of colourful activities based around the theme, 'childhood books'. Year 13 students Zainal Wong and Macy Coffin write for Informer.

Music is often regarded as secondary when compared with traditional subjects like maths, science and English. But now, research is beginning to suggest that a few hours spent plucking strings or banging a high hat can do wonders for teenagers' academic growth. Headmaster Grant Lander writes for Informer.

Showcasing St Paul’s finest musicians with an array of music styles from solo instrumentalists, choir and rock bands to vocalists, big band and concert band - Good Vibrations was a musical night to remember.

Abby Bartels has been chosen as an intern for KPMG (an international accounting company) for 2020.

In the spirit of celebrating different cultures and diversity as a whole, the 2019 international week served up an array of activities and discussions.

St Paul's are once again Central North Island (CNI) rugby champions following their 26-14 win over Whanganui Collegiate in the final match.

Raising one million dollars is a towering goal. But it’s the goal necessary to meet the need for a contemporary, all-inclusive learning space for our students.

Huntington Beach, California, could seem like a world away from Jae Broomfield’s usual beach at Tairua, but with its white sands, excellent surfing and beach culture, it could not have felt more like home to the young lifeguard.

An exchange opportunity in Montana, USA, has left Mikayla McClennan with many memorable experiences – one being a close-up encounter with a bison!

Five St Paul’s students competed in the regional New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) Chamber Music Contest at the University of Waikato's Gallagher Concert Chamber on June 4.

Wintry conditions did not deter our eight students competing in the Waikato schools’ individual duathlon championships last month.

Alleviating sore joints, improving game techniques and creating a better viewing experience are just some of the significant advantages of the recent hockey turf and pavilion developments, made possible by some pretty awesome people – Grassroots Trust, Jon Tanner, New World Rototuna and the Lion Foundation.

An impressive effort by our combined St Paul's and Waikato Diocesan School for Girls team of junior adventure racers in August, they took out the top spot at the regional Torpedo7 Get2Go challenge.

Earlier in the year, a group of five senior economics students took part in the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Challenge.

During the school holidays, a group of 60 St Paul's musicians travelled to the Aspire Music Festival on the Gold Coast.

On Sunday 18 August, the school held an annual baptism and confirmation service with Archbishop Phillip Richardson, the Bishop of Waikato and Taranaki and Archbishop of the New Zealand Diocese.

During the first weekend of August, St Paul's had two boys and one girls team compete in the New Zealand Secondary School Squash Championships.

St Paul's girls' 1st XI hockey team have had a packed month travelling all over the North Island to compete. Here are the latest game reports.

This year’s function to celebrate the graduation of our year 13 leavers – class of 2019 – will be a different function than previously held for our leavers. This change has been led by our senior students.