The provisional NCEA and Scholarship results are exceptional, and we are immensely proud of our students. These achievements reflect their determination to pursue academic excellence, as well as the strong academic rigour of our teaching and learning programme, delivered with dedication by our staff.

On Tuesday, 10 February, we received our Scholarship results: 47 students gained 76 Scholarships across all subject areas, placing them in the top 3% for that subject in New Zealand.  Five of these Scholarships were Outstanding Scholarships, which place these students in the top 0.5% for that subject in New Zealand.  Special Congratulations to Keira Croad on being named the 2025 Top Subject Scholar in Accounting – this is a tremendous achievement.  The Scholarship results were incredible – congratulations to the students, teachers and supporters!
 
We celebrated our top academic students for 2025 at our Scholars’ Assembly on Thursday, 12 February. We were very privileged to have alumna Dr Ellen Kingston (Head Girl – 2014) attend as guest speaker to inspire and encourage our students. Ellen completed a PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Auckland, where she is now a post-doctoral academic in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.