“It’s a really supportive environment. The older boys are really good with him and Brad thinks of his housemaster as a second father.” Tanya Edwards Mum of a boarding student

“There are only 15 students in my class so it’s easy to ask questions. When I am really struggling with a subject I can go to tutorials with my teachers during lunchtime and school holidays.” Laureen Green St Paul’s 2016 graduate

“The coaches at St Paul’s pushed me to be a better player. Now I’m a member of the Chiefs squad.” Samisoni Taukei’aho St Paul’s 2015 graduate

“The main thing I brought back from Tihoi was self-confidence. In Year 9 I was quiet but now I talk to so many more people and I have so many more friends.” Harry Year 11, St Paul’s Collegiate School

“I don’t think I would have gone to university if I didn’t take the agribusiness subject offered at St Paul’s, I would have gone straight to the farm.” Nick Simpson St Paul’s 2015 graduate

“The main thing I brought back from Tihoi was self-confidence. In Year 9 I was quiet but now I talk to so many more people and I have so many more friends.” Harry Year 11, St Paul’s Collegiate School

“John’s teacher helped him develop his music. Scholarship selectors saw that he had other qualities, he wasn’t just a talented football player but also a talented musician.” Denis Organ Grandparent of a former student