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We welcome all members of the King’s College Foundation 45th Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 11 June, 4:30-6:30pm in the King's College Clubhouse.  

AGM agenda and 2024 Annual Report and Financial Report can be found on the Foundation webpage. Apologies and RSVP’s to: foundation@kingscollege. school. nz

Foundation members receive regular communication, invitations to attend school events, and annual updates from the Board and Headmaster at our annual general meeting.  

Membership of the Foundation is through donation or pledge (or notified bequest) and comprises five classes: President’s Circle, Patrons, Directors, Fellows, and Members.

The King’s Foundation was constituted by declaration made on 17 September 1980 and amended on 4 November 1998 and 26 May 2010.

The foundation of King's College was guided by a simple but impactful vision: to provide a comprehensive education that balanced academic, sporting, and cultural activities. Further, to provide the very best version possible of this all-round education. This remains central to our vision today.

Our year 9 and 10 students are building a strong foundation for their future studies, developing confidence, and exploring themselves and their abilities. Our two-year lower school curriculum combines traditional academic subjects with courses that develop a range of life skills and thinking skills.

Proudly supported by the King's College Foundation

Date: Tuesday 18 March, 2025
Time: 10. 00am - 12. 00pm 
Location: Main Quad, King's College, Otāhuhu
Parking: Please enter through the Main Gate via Golf Avenue and park along Memorial Drive or in the Student Car Park.

Our founding principle—of providing the best all-round education possible—has remained a foundation for the school for more than a century. It will continue to drive us as we look forward to the future. Another strong foundation for King’s is our community.

It’s our policy to provide the best possible education to our students. This means we aim to ensure a solid and broad foundation of knowledge while offering our students choice and control over what they learn and pursue.

Ki te kore ngā pūtake e mākūkūngia, e kore te rākau e tupu: If the roots of a tree are not watered, the tree will never grow.