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Academic news – 114 stories

Scholastic Centurions of 2021 18 February 2022 On Friday 18 February, the St Paul’s Collegiate School Scholastic Centurions were recognised for their successful 2021 academic year. Read more
28 Scholarship Exams for St Paul’s 11 February 2022 St Paul’s Collegiate School achieved 28 Scholarship exams, including three Outstanding Scholarships for the top-tier national exams at the end of 2021. Read more
Prizegiving Ceremony 2021 15 November 2021 The St Paul’s prizegiving ceremony was held at Chapel of Christ the King on Friday 12 November. Read more
Student gains highest mark in the world 3 February 2021 Joanna Li has been ranked top student in the world by achieving a mark of 99% in her International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) Chemistry examination. Read more
Students heading overseas on international scholarships 18 December 2020 St Paul’s are delighted to announce the following students have been offered scholarships at universities around the world. Read more
Top performers recognised at 2020 prize giving 14 December 2020 The St Paul's prize giving ceremony was held at the Chapel of Christ the King on Saturday 5 December. Read more
Students take out Waikato Speech Competition 30 April 2020 While speeches are traditionally delivered in front of a live audience, the Waikato regional competition of the Race Relations Speech awards held in mid-April 2020, were presented via Zoom due to NZ’s Covid-19 lockdown. Read more
Jana Stokes ranks high amongst top scholars in the country 12 February 2020 Results from the 2019 New Zealand Scholarship examinations have confirmed some impressive results for 11 St Paul’s students who passed their scholarship exams. There were a total of 26 scholarships received with two being outstanding scholarships. Read more
Bright future ahead for top achiever 27 May 2019 With his sights set on Cambridge University, Simon Han will get to experience a taste of Cambridge life these July school holidays. Read more
Auckland scholarship for top achievers 4 December 2018 Three St Paul’s students were awarded the University of Auckland top achievers scholarship. Read more
Tertiary scholarships awarded 19 November 2018 St Paul’s has once again had a significant number of senior students gain tertiary scholarships for 2019. Read more
Accelerating his career with PwC 14 November 2018 Year 13 student Conor Horrigan is on track to a promising law career – having been accepted for the PwC Accelerate programme. Read more
Diving into research in Africa 24 September 2018 A unique research trip has given Year 12 student Alice Cao an insight into the ecological systems of lakes in Africa. Read more
Students say “bonjour” to New Caledonia 30 May 2018 They say when you’re in France you must do as the French do. Read more
Young leaders come together at Asia-Pacific convention 16 May 2018 In the spirit of cooperation and collaboration, student leaders from across Asia-Pacific came together last month for a week of discussion and cultural activities. Read more
Conducting research in Malawi and Tanzania 14 May 2018 A Year 12 student has proved her ability to tackle biological problems and deal with biological experiments is top in the country. Read more
New Zealand Land Wars should be taught in high school, says Waikato history teacher 6 April 2018 A Waikato history teacher believes Kiwis need to learn about the New Zealand Wars as part of the national curriculum. Read more
Impressive academic results wrap up 2017 15 February 2018 Our 2017 examination results have continued the impressive trend set in recent years. Read more
Remembering Passchendaele – A trip of a lifetime 6 December 2017 For Tony Wu, Conor Horrigan, Dylan Woodhouse (all Year 12) and Lucy Tustin (Year 13), travelling to Belgium to attend the Battle of Passchendaele commemorations was an eye opening and memorable experience. Read more
A stream of scholarship success 21 November 2017 News of our senior students successfully achieving university scholarships has been trickling in these past few weeks. Read more