St Paul’s is an Anglican school where faith, service, and community are part of everyday school life.
The school’s Special Character encourages students to develop values such as:
Students are encouraged to contribute to the wider community, support one another, and reflect on the spiritual and moral dimensions of life.
The Chapel of Christ the King sits at the heart of the school community.
Students attend regular Chapel services, which bring the school together through worship, reflection, music, and shared experiences.
The Chapel is also used for:
Students in Years 9 and 10 participate in Religious Education as part of the curriculum.
The programme encourages students to explore:
The Chaplain provides spiritual and pastoral support for students, staff, and families across both the Hamilton and Tihoi campuses.
The role includes:
The Chaplain regularly visits boarding houses and Tihoi and works closely with students throughout their time at St Paul’s.
Service is an important part of the St Paul’s experience.
Students are encouraged to contribute to the wider community through service initiatives, leadership opportunities, and school programmes that support others.
To find out more about service at St Paul’s, contact Reverend Peter Rickman, School Chaplain, on:Tel: +64 21 197 7788Email: revpeter@stpauls.school.nz