Howick College Alumni

We are incredibly proud to congratulate Jaelin Tulikaki on joining the Go Media Stars as a Training Partner for 2026!

Jaelin, Howick College class of 2021, has continued to excel in her netball journey and has been an integral part of the Northern Comets over recent seasons. Seeing one of our alumni take this exciting next step is a testament to her dedication, talent, and hard work.

Congratulations Jaelin - the entire Howick College community is behind you!

Excited to welcome Jaelin Tulikaki to the Stars whānau as a Training Partner in 2026 💜

Coming from Howick College and an integral member of the over the past few seasons, we’re proud to welcome Jaelin as a training partner alongside Tori ✨

COMMUNICATION MANAGER
Full-Time, Permanent - School Term Time Only
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We are seeking an experienced and creative Communications Manager to lead our school’s digital, print, and social media presence. This role combines content creation, strategic messaging, and brand stewardship across multiple channels.

If this sounds like you or someone you know, apply through our website before 3pm, Wednesday 28th January - https://www.howickcollege.school.nz/career-opportunities

We're incredibly proud of Selena Goddard (2008-2012) who continues to make her mark in the world of lawn bowls!

Selena's journey began right here at Howick College when she took up the sport at just 14 years old. Her dedication and talent were evident early on - in 2011, she was presented with a Gold Award for her outstanding service to Lawn Bowls and representing New Zealand on the international stage.

It's inspiring to see how those early days on the greens have shaped such a remarkable career.
Congratulations, Selena! We're cheering you on every step of the way! 💚

Kiwi athlete creates history by topping world rankings Selina Goddard has created history by becoming the first New Zealander to top the World Bowls rankings.

💚It's looking like the 90s for Bacot and Bell House!💙 Recognise anyone?

We'd love to hear about the house competitions that took place during your time at Howick College. What were the highlights? Who were the legends?

Share your memories and tag your old housemates in the comments!

What a cheerful bunch! This photo was snapped in the Howick College library back in the day, but we're not quite sure what brought this group together.

Were you part of a study group? Library monitors? A club meeting? Or just great mates catching up between classes?

If you're in this photo or recognise these familiar faces, we'd love to hear the story! Drop a comment and let us know. 😊

🕶Judging by those classic glasses, we're thinking this fantastic group of Howick College staff is from the late 80s or early 90s!?

Do you recognise any of your former teachers? We'd love to hear your memories – who inspired you, made you laugh, or helped shape your Howick College journey?

Howick College Underwater Hockey - National Selection

We're pleased to announce that several Howick College students and alumni have been selected to represent the Northern Zone U18 teams at the NZ Interzone Championship this Labour weekend.

📍 Bay Wave Aquatic Centre, Mt Maunganui
📅 Saturday 25th - Monday 27th October

Northern U18 Men's A:
Luke Marshall (Y13) & Daniel Glenie (2024)

Northern U18 Men's B:
Coach: Heath Galloway (2019)

Northern U18 Women's A:
Chenuthi Galgamuwa (Y11) & Reilee Butcher (Y11)
Coaches: Rebecca Deen (2019) & Hannah Curwood (2018)

Northern U18 Women's B:
Keira York (Y12) & Evie Hollyman (Y12)

Congratulations to all our players, and to our alumni who continue to contribute as coaches.
Best of luck at the competition!

🏆 CELEBRATING OUR 2025 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI RECIPIENT - STEVE GURNEY!

Steve Gurney (1977-1981, Bell House) received the Distinguished Alumni Award yesterday, and what a remarkable journey it's been since his days at Howick College.

During his time at Howick College, Steve was an academic honours student who threw himself into college life - particularly as an active member of the tramping club in his 7th form year. Those early adventures in the outdoors clearly planted the seeds for his legendary career in adventure racing and multisport!

Steve shared that driving through Pakuranga and Howick brought back a flood of memories from his college and university days. He took time to walk through our school grounds with our Head Students, reminiscing about his formative years at Howick College.

From Bell House student to New Zealand sporting legend - we couldn't be prouder!

Congratulations Steve, and thank you for inspiring our current students with your incredible story.

Found these gems in the 1992 yearbook! A bit grainy, but no missing those epic hairstyles to the classic 90s fashion, these photos are pure gold!

Do you recognise any of these teachers? Drop their names in the comments below!

1400 of your fellow alumni have already joined our database - where are YOU?!

It takes 2 minutes to sign up!

👉 https://www.howickcollege.school.nz/alumni

💛 For years, our school community has shown amazing spirit supporting the Cancer Society New Zealand and that tradition of giving back continues to make us proud! It's wonderful to see current students carrying on this legacy of compassion and community service.