St Patrick's College, Wellington

Our Manaakitanga World Cup concluded today with the final between Redwood House students and College staff. Redwood House students had come through the group stage with wins over our other College houses.
As expected, the staff were too strong for the students, winning 7-3 in an entertaining match.
Thanks to the Manaakitanga Committee for organising this great event and to all who participated.

Seamus Geoghegan, Year 13, was one of twenty one students awarded the Absolutely Positively Wellington Student Award.
Seamus attended the APW Student Award gathering with Mayor Andrew Little at the Office of the Mayor. Seamus was awarded this for his service to College life through Sound and Technical support and Library work.

Wellington City Council

This Friday (19th June, 2026), we are having a Non-Uniform day. We will be supporting our friends at Cancer Society New Zealand, who continue to help and support whānau through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.
We hope all students will generously support this great organisation. Donations will also go towards House points.

This morning, a group of our Year 12 and 13 students had the privilege of visiting New Zealand Parliament and meeting Luxon, who was very gracious with his time and spoke to the students for an hour. Thank you to Wendy McGuiness for her generosity in inviting us to experience an unforgettable trip.

Our Year 13 students, TJ Duggan, Michael Cash, and Owen Ranga were at the Victoria University of Wellington Law Buildings, presenting in the first round of the Strengthening Democracy Project “Select Committees”.
St Patrick’s College won this competition last year, and this group, along with two more, are hoping to make it through to the next round after delivering some strong presentations about the future of NZ’s electoral system.

We congratulate Con Anima on their stunning performance yesterday at The Big Sing Wellington. They have dedicated this year's campaign to Mr Roger Powdrell for his many years of service to our choir and kura.

INVITATION - SPC PPA: Careers Trade Show
This is an open invitation to all SPC students, parents & family members. Whether your son is in Y9 or Y13, it's never too early or too late to look ahead at future options.
For the second Home School Partnership Program of 2026, the SPC Pasifika Parents Association is hosting a Careers Trade Show, inviting key institutions from various sectors to attend & showcase what they offer to students.
We are very pleased to announce that 15 organisations are participating in this year's Trade Show. Each exhibitor will have a stand for attendees to interact and engage with & they will give a short presentation on who they are and what they provide.
See below for more details.
Please RSVP to [email protected] by 28th June 2026.

Results in from our sporting exchange with St John's College - Hastings
SPC Town Basketball 102 St John's College - Hastings 60
SPC Football (Wellington) 0 St John's College - Hastings 0
St Patrick's College, Wellington, Rugby 50 St John's College - Hastings 12
SPC Hockey 2 St John's College - Hastings 4
Safe travels home to our students, and thank you to St John's College - Hastings for being great hosts.

Our sporting exchange with our brothers from St John's College - Hastings continues today. Last night saw SPC Town Basketball win their match 102-60. Great to see the other teams come along and support.
Today sees Hockey, SPC Football (Wellington), and St Patrick's College, Wellington, Rugby take the field.

St Patrick's College, Wellington, Sport St Patrick's College Old Boys Association NZ

The College is being hosted by St John's College - Hastings for the traditional sporting exchange. Tonight (9 June), SPC Town Basketball is playing at GYM from 6.00pm.
SPC Hockey, SPC Football (Wellington), and St Patrick's College, Wellington, Rugby will do battle on Wednesday morning (10 June).
If you are in the Hawke's Bay area, our students would love your support.