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Compare International Schools in Hamilton, New Zealand

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Instructs in English
Ages 13 - 18 years
Fees NZ$20,000
Pupils 2300
Type Boys School, Boys School (boarding)
Hamilton Boys' High School is a state secondary school for boys aged 13 to 18, located at 47/45 Peachgrove Road, Hamilton East, New Zealand. The campus includes Argyle House, an on-site boarding hostel for international students, plus a Health Centre and learning spaces to support wellbeing and study. The school traces its history to 1903 and opened in its current form in 1955; it has been named New Zealand School of Character. The academic programme combines Cambridge IGCSE through the ALP five-year pathway with NCEA Levels 1–3. In Year 11, ALP subjects sit Cambridge IGCSE examinations; in Year 12, ALP subjects sit AS examinations alongside NCEA Level 2. University Entrance is available with UE-approved subjects. Gateway and Waikato Trades Academy provide senior options, and Agriculture is offered through related programmes. Facilities include expansive playing fields, a 6-lane 25-m pool, a hockey turf and a Sports Dome completed in 2023. The school runs extensive co-curriculars in sport and the arts.
Instructs in English
Ages 13 - 18 years
Fees NZ$17,500
Type Girls School, Girls School (boarding)
Hamilton Girls' High School is a state, single-sex girls' secondary school in Hamilton, New Zealand, with Sonninghill Hostel as on-site boarding. The campus on Ward Street supports strong science, arts and sport facilities. The school delivers the New Zealand Curriculum, with eight essential learning areas, and offers Cambridge IGCSE for identified, invited students. In Years 9-10 students select option subjects; in Year 11 Cambridge IGCSE English, Science and Mathematics are available by invitation. The senior pathway centers on NCEA Levels 1-3 and NCEA Scholarship, with internal and external assessments to gain credits and endorsements. Ignite provides enrichment for above-average learners, while Realising Potential mathematics supports students as needed. The school promotes opportunities across academic, cultural and leadership pathways, anchored by the motto A wise woman shapes her own destiny, and supports active involvement in school productions, ensembles, sports and service.
Instructs in English
Ages 13 - 18 years
Fees NZ$17,000
Pupils 1750
Type Co-educational
Hillcrest High School is a co-educational state secondary school located in Hamilton, New Zealand, for students aged 13 to 18. Established in 1972, it offers Cambridge (Secondary) for senior study alongside a Junior Curriculum for Years 9–10 aligned to the New Zealand Curriculum. In Years 9–10, students take English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, The Arts, Health & Physical Education, Languages, Technology and Digital Technologies, with a compulsory Digital Technologies course and language options including Te Reo Māori, French, Spanish, Japanese and Mandarin; English Language Learning supports learners whose first language isn't English. For Years 11–13, most students take five NCEA subjects, with Cambridge AS Level options in English and Mathematics in Year 12 and opportunities to study university-based papers. Vocational pathways, including Gateway, STAR and Trades Academy with Wintec, provide work-based opportunities. The school hosts an International Centre and emphasizes wellbeing, Education Outside the Classroom (EOTC), and a vibrant arts, sport and cultural life, including the Duke of Edinburgh Award and an international concert.
Instructs in English
Ages 13 - 18 years
Fees NZ$32,059 - 74,210
Pupils 970
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
St Paul's Collegiate School is a private day and boarding secondary school in Hamilton, for ages 13–18. It offers Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge International AS Levels alongside NZQA pathways, including NCEA. The Junior Programme (Years 9–10) covers core English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, Health and Religion, with Te Reo Maaori as a Year 9 core and optional language or literacy studies. Some Year 9–10 subjects are taught in single-sex classes to tailor content. The Year 11 Diploma aligns with NZ Curriculum, and Years 12–13 provide NCEA Level 2 or Cambridge options, with scholarships possible. The 19-hectare campus hosts boarding houses (Harington for girls; Williams, Sargood and Clark for boys), a dining hall, chapel, gym and centres including the Gallagher Agribusiness Centre of Excellence and the Cambridge International Centre. Tihoi Venture School near Taupo offers an 18-week outdoor adventure program. Service, culture and sport are woven through daily life.