International fees

All fees are shown in New Zealand dollars and includes Goods and Services Tax (GST). Tuition fees are re-evaluated each year in October. Tuition fees include provision for English as a Second Language (ESOL) tuition. Full payment in advance must be received by 30 November each year. The bond payment referred to, will be repaid at the end of your child’s time at St Paul’s Collegiate School once all accounts have been settled.

Our international fees for 2024 are as follows and for a full copy of our fee schedule please see below:

Fees payable to secure enrolment
Enrolment fees $800
Bond $1,900


Annual school fees (except Year 10)

Day Boarding
Tuition fees $47,840 $47,840
Boarding fees n/a $19,820
Lunches $2,595 n/a
Parents' Association Fee $115 $115
Collegians Fee $115 $115
Fees $50,665 $67,890

Annual school fees (Year 10 only – Tihoi year)

Day Boarding
Tuition fees $47,840 $47,840
Boarding fees $9,910 $19,820
Tihoi course fee $2,545 $2,545
Lunches $1,298 n/a
Parents' Association Fee $115 $115
Collegians Fee $115 $115
Fees $61,823 $70,435

Regulations covering fees

  • Fees Shown are in $NZD and include goods and services tax
  • The bond payment referred to under the enrolment section will be repaid at the end of your child’s time at St Pauls’s Collegiate School once all accounts have been settled
  • Tuition fees include provision for ESOL tuition
  • No prepaid discount is available

Estimate of other expenses

Estimate
Travel and medical insurance with Unicare (indicative cost) $620.00
Homestay for boarding students (during leave weekends and school holidays) $50 per night or $320 per week
Homestay for day students $320 per week / $13,275 per year
Uniform $1,800-$2,000
Bedding for boarding students $150 (indicative)
Sports levy variable depending on sport
NCEA examination fee per exam $333.30
Scholarship examination $88.87
Cambridge examination $175
Evening meal for day students $12.50
Breakfast for day students $9
Airport shuttle $145 each way
Guardian fees per term $500

Please note that there may be other expenses that could be charged to a student’s account. These will vary but could include:

  • Boarding house trips
  • Stationary
  • International Outings
  • Academic Field Trips
  • Music tuition
  • School Doctor
  • Personal items *Toiletries/haircuts
  • Taxi and bus fares
  • Extra tuition

Welfare fee for New Zealand passport holders

For students who do not have a parent or close relative living in New Zealand and our International Department is required to organise a host family, Guardian (NZ support person) and monitor their welfare the school reserves the right to charge a $2,500.00 p.a. welfare fee. If ESOL tuition is required, this will be at an additional cost.

Refund Policy and Fees Protection

https://www.stpauls.school.nz/page/refund-policy

Travel and Medical Insurance for International Students

https://www.stpauls.school.nz/page/insurance

Enquiries

Your first point of contact should be to the Director of International Students, Mrs Helen Richardson telephone +64 7 957 8843, email h.richardson@stpauls.school.nz

If you have an enquiry relating to a charge to your account, please contact the Administrations Office by email: schoolaccounts@stpauls.school.nz If you have an enquiry in respect to the standard fees set by the Board of Trustees, email Peter Welham, Business Manager:

Peter Welham
Business Manager
p.welham@stpauls.school.nz
+64 7 957 8827

Classification of NZ students; students from the Cook Islands, Tokelau or Niue who are New Zealand citizens; Australian Citizens, permanent residents of Australia; the holder of a residence permit under the Immigration Act 1987; persons excempt from the requirement to hold a permit under the Immigration Act 1987.

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