“My advice when choosing a high school ... visit a number of schools but set St Paul’s as your benchmark.”
Karen O'Meeghan
Mother of Oliver, Year 10 and Sophie, Year 12
“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 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
“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
“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
“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
“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
“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