On April 5, there was a formal Gold Award ceremony at St Kentigern’s College, where 84 young people from across the country (1% of all participants) were presented with their…
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On March 20, Ōwairaka – Statue of a Cloaked Woman, created by Christine Hellyar, was formally welcomed on-site with a dawn blessing conducted by Matua Peter Walters with students from Te...
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MAGS Roar and MAGS Pride played the first two rounds of the league at Nixon Park. In Round 1, MAGS Pride put in a complete team performance against Rosmini to...
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Our Junior leaders for 2025 were announced and recognised at assemblies recently. Year 9 (pictured above) and Year 10 Class Representatives, Environment Leaders, Kaea (guardians of the school haka, Takatū)...
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MAGS celebrated spectacular Scholarship results today with many of its top academics and their families at the Scholars Assembly. Our students achieved a record 192 Scholarships in 2024 with 16...
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Yesterday we welcomed our new cohort of Year 9s with a Pōhiri in the F.W. Gamble Hall before they were assigned their mentor classes, undertook orientation and had their first assembly. Te...
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Our Year 10 and Year 9 Prizegivings on December 3 saw Juniors being recognised for their outstanding efforts throughout the year across the Four Pillars – Academia, Arts, Service and...
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Our Junior School students showed great teamwork and sportsmanship despite the intense competition in the Interform Finals on November 27 and 28. Points gained in the finals day challenges were...
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The annual Arts Dinner, recognising the highest achievers in the Arts, was held at Sorrento in the Park on October 24. The event had the highest attendance ever, reflecting the...
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Chase Hartley and Te Arini Roberts, pictured above at left, handed over the kaitātaki tāne (male leader) and ‘kaitātaki wahine (female leader) roles for Kapa Haka to the two new...
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