Liston College

Our Year 9 team took part in their second University of Auckland Maori & Pasifika Maths Challenge today. Their efforts were rewarded as they placed 3rd against teams from Central and West Auckland; a great improvement from the first event. Well done to our young mathematicians!

Brick Show Fundraiser for the Band trip to Brisbane.

Date: Sunday 14th of June
Time: 10am–3pm
Cost: $5 per person, under 3s free
Location: Liston College Gym
https://www.liston.school.nz/etickets/liston-college-brick-show-fundraiser

Our Liston men took part in the second University of Auckland Maori & Pasifika Maths Challenge yesterday. Our Year 7 team backed up their win in round 1 with another first place finish, while our Year 8 team improved from 4th in the first round to finish 2nd yesterday. Well done to our amazing young men for their efforts and achievements!

The choir performed brilliantly at the Autumn Concert last night.
Taking the stage first they set the tone for the fantastic evening that followed, Their sound was beautiful and their joy at performing infectious.
Thank you to all of our Liston community who came out and supported the boys last night.

Last night we celebrated our musicians at the Autumn Concert.
It was a great to see all of the bands, from the Beginner Band to the Liston Jazz Band, performing across the night and showcasing their hard work and dedication to an appreciative audience.
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported our young men.

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Thursday, 28th May
6:00-7:00pm on Zoom

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Autumn Concert
Tonight
6:30-8:30pm
Liston College Gym

Come along and support our talented musicians.

Entry by Koha.

Liston Day 2026 — the most significant day in the life of Liston College — brought our college community together on Friday at St Patrick’s Cathedral in celebration of faith, brotherhood, and tradition.

For a number of our young men, the occasion carried even greater meaning as they received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist, marking an important step in their faith journey.

Across the celebration, the values that define our college — Presence, Love, Courage, and Excellence — were reflected in the reverence of prayer, the strength of community, and the spirit of worship shared throughout the Cathedral.

Our thanks to Fr Matthew and Fr Dunford for leading the Mass, and to the many whānau, staff, and supporters who stood alongside our students on such a special day for the college community.

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Liston Day 2026 — the most significant day in the life of Liston College — brought our college community together on Friday at St Patrick’s Cathedral in celebration of faith, brotherhood, and tradition.

For a number of our young men, the occasion carried even greater meaning as they received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist, marking an important step in their faith journey.

Across the celebration, the values that define our college — Presence, Love, Courage, and Excellence — were reflected in the reverence of prayer, the strength of community, and the spirit of worship shared throughout the Cathedral.

Our thanks to Fr Matthew and Fr Dunford for leading the Mass, and to the many whānau, staff, and supporters who stood alongside our students on such a special day for the college community.

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Liston Day 2026 — the most significant day in the life of Liston College — brought our college community together on Friday at St Patrick’s Cathedral in celebration of faith, brotherhood, and tradition.

For a number of our young men, the occasion carried even greater meaning as they received the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist, marking an important step in their faith journey.

Across the celebration, the values that define our college — Presence, Love, Courage, and Excellence — were reflected in the reverence of prayer, the strength of community, and the spirit of worship shared throughout the Cathedral.

Our thanks to Fr Matthew and Fr Dunford for leading the Mass, and to the many whānau, staff, and supporters who stood alongside our students on such a special day for the college community.

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