At Christ’s College, we get boys. We are New Zealand’s only independent school for boys from Years 9 to 13. We understand what makes boys tick. We enjoy their energy, humour, ideas, and zest for life. We celebrate boys and we teach in ways they learn best. We are committed to our mission – 'Each boy at his best' – as all aspire to reach their full potential.
"We have a clear vision at Christ’s College – to educate boys to be virtuous men who make a positive contribution to society."
Gillian Simpson
Acting Executive Principal
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175 Years Celebratory Weekend & CCOBA Reunion
Join us to celebrate
Join us for this extraordinary milestone as the community of Christ’s College unites to celebrate its 175th anniversary in our magnificent new Upper West and our treasured, much-loved Dining Hall.
Friday 14–Sunday 16 February 2025
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Take a virtual tour to find out what life is like at New Zealand’s only independent school for boys from Years 9–13.
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Wrapping up Winter Tournament Week
09 Sep 2024
About 190 College sportsmen have made the most of Winter Tournament Week, relishing the opportunity to compete around New Zealand in a range of sports.
Christ’s College claims Southern Tour titles
04 Sep 2024
College cyclists Riley Crampton and Harrison Tapper have outridden all rivals, winning the overall U16 title and U15 title, respectively, at the Southern Tour in Marlborough.
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