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Adrenaline rush, then calm before exams 10 November 2014 He has spent a majority of this year preparing for 36 important hours which will determine his future. Read more
Medical school scholarships for two bright students 5 November 2014 Two of St Paul’s brightest students are off to study premedical science after being awarded prestigious University of Auckland scholarships. Read more
Football talent awarded 50k scholarship 5 November 2014 Football talent and Deputy Head Boy of St Paul’s, John Penyas, has been awarded a Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship to attend the University of Waikato in 2015. Read more
Student dances in Phantom of the Opera 4 November 2014 Sarah Kosoof danced in all 19 shows of Phantom of the Opera when the stage show visited Hamilton in early 2014. Read more
Students to attend exclusive science and technology forums 4 November 2014 Four students are off to exclusive science and technology forums throughout New Zealand, and across the Tasman, in 2015 because of their outstanding academic ability. Read more
21 students rank in top percentile of math competition 4 November 2014 Twenty one students from St Paul’s Collegiate ranked in the top percentile of the Australian Mathematics Competition, which attracts hundreds of thousands of students from more than forty countries. Read more
Mountain biker named Sportsman of the Year 4 November 2014 Cole Lucas, a talented mountain biker, was named Waikato Secondary School Sportsman of the Year for biking at an awards ceremony held over the weekend. Read more
Sportsman of the Year title for inline hockey player 4 November 2014 Jacob Nelson, Year 11 student and inline hockey representative for New Zealand, was named Waikato Secondary School Sportsman of the Year for inline hockey at an awards ceremony held over the weekend. Read more
New Zealand poet releases eight collection 1 November 2014 Bob Orr (Williams 1963 – 1967), one of New Zealand’s greatest poets and a boatman working on Waitemata Harbour, has published his eighth poetry collection, Odysseus in Woolloomooloo. Read more
From diagnosis to remission, a story of prostate cancer 1 November 2014 Being diagnosed with cancer at any age is a shock. Read more
Heart to heart 1 November 2014 As a football fanatic, Dylan Groom (Hall 2006-2010) had never followed rugby. Read more
Top Surgeon in USA 1 November 2014 Aged just 38, Simon Talbot (Hamilton 1990-1994) is a Harvard graduate and leading Plastic Surgeon in Boston, Massachusetts. Read more
Architecture students work on real life projects 1 November 2014 Third and fourth year students from the Unitec School of Architecture in Auckland are thrown into the real world of architecture for a complete academic year thanks to the Studio 19 programme. Read more
Printmaker preparing for exhibition 1 November 2014 After a break from printmaking, famous Kiwi artist Rodney Fumpston (Williams 1960-1964) is working on a new series of print work which will be exhibited within the next few years. Read more
Counsellor and coach recognised 1 November 2014 For the third year in a row a St Paul’s Collegiate School staff member has been awarded the Independent Schools of New Zealand (ISNZ) Honours Award. Read more
Appreciation learnt through volunteer work 29 October 2014 While most teenagers spend their Sunday mornings sleeping-in, St Paul’s Collegiate School students are up early escorting Waikato Hospital’s patients to Sunday morning chapel services. Read more
Sports programme takes shape 29 October 2014 St Paul’s Collegiate School’s High Performance Sports programme is starting to take shape with two major 2014 titles added to the school’s tally and two more highly anticipated wins predicted for the end of 2014 and early 2015. Read more
Student seeks Olympic selection 21 October 2014 A place on the Black Sticks team for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics isn’t too far out of reach for St Paul’s Collegiate School student Daniel Scanlon. Read more
Hooker selected for NZ Barbarians 21 October 2014 Year 12 student of St Paul’s Collegiate School, Samisoni Taukei'aho, was selected as a hooker for the New Zealand Barbarian Schools team this year – edging him closer to his dream of playing for the All Blacks. Read more
Kiwi in the driving seat at GM 8 October 2014 A Kiwi businessman is spearheading the turnaround at American automobile giant General Motors, which is trying to overcome financial problems to become the "world’s most valued car company". Read more

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