Many outstanding achievements across MAGS' Four Pillars were celebrated at the Te Puna o Wairaka Dinner on November 5 as MAGS’ ākonga, whānau and kaiako came together at Te Mahurehure...
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Senior Prizegiving on November 4 in the F.W. Gamble Hall saw Head Prefects Brooke Lipiseki and Jack Tyler perform a moving waiata after they gave their addresses reflecting on their...
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On October 3, we bid a fond farewell to our 'Lions of 2026' as Leavers Day saw students enjoy their last assembly, shirt signings and a sausage sizzle before they...
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Two of MAGS' most versatile sportspeople, Anne-Theresa Napara and Adam Gruebner, pictured above, were named Victrix Ludorum and Victor Ludorum respectively at the 2026 Sports Awards Dinner on October 28. Anne-Theresa...
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The talent of our Performing Arts, Visual Art and Media Studies students was on full display on October 22 at the Arts Awards Dinner at Sorrento in the Park. There...
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The Mount Albert Grammar School Centennial Choir spent much of the last week of August in Christchurch competing at the New Zealand Choral Federation’s prestigious Big Sing Finale. Made up...
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The Pasifika Awards Dinner on October 14 celebrated Pasifika achievement across academia, arts, service and sport at MAGS. The event was opened by MCs Zephaniah Kapoki-Prescott, who also performed a...
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On August 26, our Netball Premiers became Auckland Secondary School Champions with a hard-fought 41-39 win over St Kentigern College. Our Juniors were also impressive earlier in the evening, with...
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MAGS was delighted with the response from the community to the Student Art Expo on August 15, with people flocking to the F.W. Gamble Hall and snapping up artworks. Equally...
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MAGS had three bands playing at the KBB Music Festival in mid-August, and all were recognised for their musicianship. Our student music leaders report on the festival as follows: "Our...
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