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Shakespeare Meets Te Arawa: Sir Gregory Doran’s Visit to St Cuthbert’s
Read more: Shakespeare Meets Te Arawa: Sir Gregory Doran’s Visit to St Cuthbert’sIn association with The British Council of New Zealand and the Pacific, St Cuthbert’s College Drama Department welcomed a very special visitor last week. Sir Gregory Doran, former artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, is on our shores visiting the First Folio in Auckland Library and researching versions of Romeo and Juliet from across the globe. With students from kura… Read more
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Does Kahunui Improve Academic Success?
Read more: Does Kahunui Improve Academic Success?Written by Jane-Sophia Mailangi (Year 11) St Cuthbert’s College offers a one month long, off-the-grid, transformative outdoors education camp for Year 10 students in the Waiotahi Valley. Girls are separated into nine intakes, all leaving throughout different times of the year. Each girl experiences being completely disconnected from electronic devices, communal living, the outdoors, and building close friendships with other… Read more
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A Step Back in Time: Year 1s Visit the Archives
Read more: A Step Back in Time: Year 1s Visit the ArchivesLast Friday the Year 1 students had a wonderful opportunity to explore the College Archives and discover the rich history of our school. The children were fascinated to compare items from 100 years ago with what they know today. Old stationery and classroom tools looked very different from the ones used in modern lessons, sparking plenty of curiosity and conversation.… Read more
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Another spectacular Showquest result for our dancers
Read more: Another spectacular Showquest result for our dancersShowquest 2026 Congratulations to all students involved in this ginormous production, from our fabulous dancers, to inspiring student leaders, lighting technicians, live singer and backstage crew. This would not have been possible without you. We received the following awards:– 3RD PLACE– Excellence in Music (live music)– Recognition in Music (soundtrack)– Recognition in Technology (lighting design) Student Leaders: Sonia Reddy |… Read more
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STCC Dancers Claim 1st Place at International Hip Hop Competition
Read more: STCC Dancers Claim 1st Place at International Hip Hop CompetitionSTCC made history last weekend, taking 1st place at Project Dance Competition in Mount Maunganui. This was the school’s first ever appearance at the event and their debut as a Megacrew. Thirty-one students from Years 8 to 13 travelled to compete at Project, one of the largest international hip hop competitions in the country, which drew more than 100 crews… Read more
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Dancing their way to the Top
Read more: Dancing their way to the TopOur Just Dance team made history on Friday, finishing second in the Fuse Cup Global Competition, our best result ever! They went up against teams from England, Japan, Australia and America, and left a brilliant impression with organisers full of praise for the team’s attitude and commitment. It was heartwarming to see the team from across Year 9, 10 and… Read more
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Community and Connection at the P&F Mother Daughter Breakfasts
Read more: Community and Connection at the P&F Mother Daughter BreakfastsClouston Hall came alive this week with the warmth of mothers and daughters gathering for the bi‑annual Junior School and Year 7 and 8 Mother – Daughter Breakfast, a cherished tradition leading into Mother’s Day. Guest speaker Hannah McQueen delivered an exceptional presentation, inspiring mothers and daughters to back themselves, build confidence, and take early steps toward financial independence. Her… Read more
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HPL at our Junior School
Read more: HPL at our Junior SchoolRead more about how we are using High Performance Learning in our St Cuthbert’s Junior School here Read more
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Fairytales, Pop Hits and Standing Ovations – our Senior Musical Opens to Rave Reviews
Read more: Fairytales, Pop Hits and Standing Ovations – our Senior Musical Opens to Rave ReviewsOpening night of our Senior School musical ‘Once Upon a One More Time’ last night was nothing short of magical. Not only did our incredible students absolutely nail it, but it was the NZ premiere of this show! We are proud of every single cast member, director, crew member, and everyone behind the scenes who made this night unforgettable. The… Read more
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St Cuthbert’s Wins Prime Minister’s Award for Academic Excellence for Second Consecutive Year
Read more: St Cuthbert’s Wins Prime Minister’s Award for Academic Excellence for Second Consecutive Year2025 NCEA Dux Ava Dilly wins New Zealand’s most prestigious academic honour, earning nine scholarships including four Outstanding Scholarships, one of only 13 Premier Scholarship recipients nationally. St Cuthbert’s is proud to celebrate another historic achievement, with 2025 NCEA Dux Ava Dilly named the recipient of the Prime Minister’s Award for Academic Excellence, the highest academic honour bestowed upon New… Read more
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Kahunui – Something New to Share
Read more: Kahunui – Something New to ShareWe are delighted to share a short photo story from Kahunui, our second campus in the beautiful Bay of Plenty, showcasing the completion of the first stages of our exciting new campus development. Our new Learning Hub Pavilion, classrooms, and library are now fully in use, and they are a wonderful addition to a place that already holds such a… Read more
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Two Golds and a Champion Boat: Our Rowers Deliver at Maadi
Read more: Two Golds and a Champion Boat: Our Rowers Deliver at MaadiOur rowing team made it into 3 A finals and 1 B final at Maadi, winning two gold medals! The first gold medal was won by Emily Young and Zara Blackie in the Girls Under 18 Double Sculls. With 42 crews entered from around the country, Emily and Zara won their heat, quarter final, semi final and the A final,… Read more