About Wesley College
Wesley College was established in 1844. It is New Zealand’s oldest registered school. Wesley College was the first Private School to integrate in the State Education system under the terms of the Private Schools Conditional Integration Act 1975. The Integration Agreement was signed in 1976.
Our Purpose
Wesley College provides its students, from a range of social and ethnic backgrounds, with the opportunity to excel in academic, spiritual, sporting and cultural aspects of their lives. Students of Wesley College will go on to contribute to the wider community as individuals of faith and integrity.
Enrolment
Enrolment is open to all boys and girls from years 9 to 13 whose families wish them to have the opportunity to enjoy a well-rounded, Christian education. Boarding students are given priority for enrolment. Enrolment forms can be downloaded on this website.
Where families like yours
achieve the amazing!
You always knew your son or daughter was capable of great things. At Wesley College, we can take them beyond that to be among the best in the world.
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Life at Wesley College Storyboard Video
Our Why
2018 Term Dates
TERM DATES 2018
| Term | School Term Begins | Boarders Return | Day Students Return | School Term Ends |
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30 January | Year 9 Induction 10.00am | Year 9 Induction 10.00am | 13 April |
| 31 January | Year 10 – 13 Return from 1.00pm | |||
| 1 February | Year 10 – 13 Return | |||
| 2 | 30 April | 29 April | 30 April |
6 July |
| 3 | 23 July | 22 July | 23 July | 28 September |
| 4 | 15 October | 14 October | 15 October | 6 December |
College Phone Number: (09) 2370224
Fax Number: (09) 2383582
Email Address: admin@wesley.school.nz
TESTIMONIAL
As the country’s oldest secondary school we are quietly proud that we have produced more recent All Blacks and rugby internationals than any other school in the country…along with numerous high achieving sports women.
Wesley’s All Blacks include Beaver (Stephen Donald) who kicked the winning goal at the last world cup; Jonah Lomu; Charles Piutau – in back up group for 2015 world cup; Malakai Fekitoa – in current team; Nepo Laulala – in back up group for world cup; Augustine Pulu – 2014; Frank Halai – 2014; Sitiveni Sivivatu; Rhys Duggan; Casey Laulala and Doug Rollerson.
Notable current internationals include Uini Atonio (France) and Sekope Kepu (Australia).
Wesley’s 1st XV has won the NZ ‘Top 4’ title a record 5 times – equal with Kelston Boys High School.
And our League 1st XIII has in 2015 year won the Development grade at the NZ schools tournament, beating St Thomas of Christchurch in the final.
Star player Wetere Pompey was selected in the New Zealand schools team. He is also contracted to the Sydney Roosters.
For the past two years the school’s top Sporting award- the Dux Ledorum- has been won by outstanding young women- a first for the school.The first recipient, Katofoekina Veainu, is currently in the Black Ferns wider training squad.
2014 winner – Malia Palusa- is a National age group rep in Basketball and Netball, and has also represented Counties in Rugby.
Apart from sporting achievers, other notable alumni include actor Temuera Morrison, Oscar winner Sir Richard Taylor and former Children’s Commissioner Roger McClay.