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Winter Tournament Week 2026: Boys' 1st XI Football
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/news/winter-tournament-week-2Held in Kumeu, our Boys' 1st XI Football team played across five days at the 2026 Rex Dawkins Tournament.
Staff attending: Harry Trethowan and Robyn Wright
Day One
Game One
The tournament couldn’t have started any worse for King’s. Seven minutes gone and we were 2-0 down.Looking Back at Media Literacy Week
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/news/looking-back-at-media-literacy-weekDuring the recent Media Literacy Week, we turned up the volume on the power of media! In a world bursting with messages from every screen and speaker, understanding how media works isn’t just cool - it’s crucial.Expectations for Boarding
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/life-at-kings/boarding-life/expectations-for-boardingThe King's team works to provide a positive, safe, and fun boarding experience. For this to be achieved, students are asked to meet the expectations clearly communicated as they enter the College.Adolescent Authors Assemble: King's Writing Club
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/news/adolescent-authors-assemble-kings-writing-clubKing's College recently celebrated Literacy Week. To wrap it up, we're shining a spotlight on English Teacher Ms Nelson's wonderful Writing Club! Open to students of all ages, the club's main aim is to develop students' skills and confidence in producing creative writing.Father and Son Breakfast
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/events/father-and-sons-breakfastJoin us in supporting men's mental health at this student-organised Father & Son Breakfast, featuring guest speaker Sir John Kirwan. While the event is called the Father & Son Breakfast, everyone is welcome.Counselling
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/student-services/counsellingKing's is a community where much care and attention is given to student wellbeing. Positive Education and Pastoral Care are a whole College responsibility, with all staff taking a professional proactive role in ensuring that all students are given every opportunity to reach their full potential.Rugby Wrap Up – Saturday 2 August
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/news/rugby-wrap-up-saturday-2-augustFirst XV 80 vs 3 Botany Downs Secondary College
On Saturday afternoon, our First XV produced a commanding performance to defeat Botany Downs Secondary College 80–3, securing a home semi-final clash against traditional rivals Auckland Grammar School next weekend.Health Centre - Te Puna Whaiora
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/student-services/health-centreTe Puna Whaiora, our Health Centre, located between School House and Greenbank House, offers a 24-hour, 7-day a week service for boarding students and the care of day students during College hours. Te Puna Whaiora, our Health Centre is an integral part of our comprehensive pastoral care service.Empowering Students Through Mentorship
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/parent-resources/news/empowering-students-through-mentorshipGuiding our students toward their unique futures is the heartbeat of the King's College educational experience. Beyond academic teaching and guidance, we are deeply committed to fostering co-curricular engagement and personal growth — essential pillars of our philosophy for an all-round education.Important Information for Boarders
https://www.kingscollege.school.nz/life-at-kings/boarding-life/information-for-boardersBoarding staff
Each boarding House has a team of people working together to make the boarding experience safe and enjoyable. These are the key people that boarders will encounter:
Housemaster: The person responsible for the pastoral care and academic progress of all students in the House.
