Another Kapa Haka campaign draws to a close and Matua Tahau Thompson reflects on the 2019 journey for Te Kapa Haka o Hato Paaora.

Despite the best efforts of parents around the world, the reality is, there is no such thing as the ‘perfect parent’. However, arming yourself with the right information is a good start!

St Paul's will be coming up against long-standing rivals, St Peter's Cambridge, in the Central North Island rugby competition on Saturday 6 July. Our boys need your support on the sidelines!

Our leading couple - the shy girl turned biker-chick Sandy, and cool-guy Danny - are played by students Neisha Cooper (year 11) and Liam Wade (year 13). Don't miss your chance to hand-jive the night away at St Paul's production of Grease, The Musical - hitting the stage at Southwell School Performing Arts Centre, June 30 – July 4.

For students who are looking to improve their skills in rugby, cricket or football, St Paul's is now offering a high-performance sports programme during the school holidays.

In June Ben Littlejohn (Year 12) swam at the New Zealand Open Swim Championship in Auckland against many swimmers with Commonwealth Games, Olympic and US College swimming experience.

Earlier in the year, Year 12 students Justin Su, Julian Harker, and Arthur Yearsley travelled to Argentina as part of an exchange. The trip was challenging, enlightening, and ultimately life-changing. Now, the boys share their experience with Informer readers...

Sacha Coburn, owner of the Coffee Culture franchise and inspirational speaker addressed Harington's Year 12 and 13 students about what it means to be successful inside out.

Kathryn Orbell, St Paul's itinerant flute teacher, was recently awarded a Queen's Service Medal (QSM) for services to music.

Hockey season continues and our Girls' 1st XV are giving it their all week to week. Here's a rundown of their latest two games...

Budding creative writer and year 12 student Gustav Jooste attended a Michael King writing workshop in an effort to grow his skills and learn from experts in the field. Gustav writes about his experience here:

St Paul's Revd Peter Rickman recently went to the Solomon Islands as part of his involvement with the Solomon Islands Medical Mission (SIMM).

In support of the World Vision 40 Hour Famine, a group of St Paul’s students gave up their weekend to spend 40 hours serving others.

On Wednesday 19 June five riders, Jackson Dwyer, Oliver Galpin, Isaac Reay, Toby Finlayson and Oliver Larcombe, competed in the Waikato Bay Of Plenty Schools Cycling Champs at Paterangi.

The annual school ball is an exciting time for senior students as they get suited and booted for a night of glamour and fun. This year's ball, held on Thursday 30 May, was no different...