Harington Day

Established: 1985
Colour: Maroon

Housemaster: Mrs. J. Lock
Assistants: Mrs. H. Bradford & Ms. A. Dela Rue
Head of House: Harrietanne Embling
Deputy Head of House: Theresa Steiner

Harington House is named in honour of Mrs Pamela Harington, a former Trustee of the Waikato Anglican College Trust and the first woman to become a Fellow of the School.

About Harington House

Harington House is the most unique House at St. Paul's.  Not only is it the only House for girls but it also combines both Day students and Boarders.  We currently have 103 young women in Harington House.

Harington House is about getting on with it, doing it, thriving, growing and making the most of all the opportunities that are available at St. Paul's Collegiate School.  It is about having fun, meeting new people, being challenged and succeeding in making dreams happen.

The girls are divided up into the seven boys' Houses.  They compete in their boys' Houses for athletics, cross country, road relay, touch rugby, softball, chess and swimming.  This arrangement enables the girls to be involved with the boys beyond the classroom and allows the girls to be part of the overall House structure.