Schools
Wellington Presbytery has a relationship with three Presbyterian Church Schools. These are,
Queen Margaret College for Girls, in Thorndon.
Passionate Learners, Resilient Women, Future Leaders
For 90 years they have been offering girls the opportunity to learn in a unique environment featuring:
- a professional and supportive staff
- a warm, caring and friendly atmosphere
- beautiful buildings and grounds
- tradition and traditional values blended with forward thinking.
At Queen Margaret College people come first. They encourage diversity, community and global awareness and academic, sporting and cultural achievement. Girls and staff together enjoy the challenge of learning.
They aim to give the girls the confidence, the skills and the wisdom to face the future. For more information visit their website.
Scots College for Boys, in Strathmore.
Virtutem paret doctrina - Let education make the all round man
Founded in 1916, Scots is a world class independent boys' school catering for day and weekly boarding students, both preparatory and secondary.
Our role is to ensure every student who leaves is well prepared for the future.
Although steeped in our proud tradition, Scots College is a modern learning institution, equipped with first-class facilities and leading-edge computer technology. They believe learning should be challenging and enjoyable, and they strive to maintain that balance to ensure our students confidently and successfully face the challenges of the future.
At Scots College it is important they ensure their students develop a strong self esteem and sense of responsibility to themselves and others.
St Oran's College for Girls, in Lower Hutt.
"St. Oran’s College is a year 7-13 Presbyterian girls’ college that educates its students by providing a wide range of opportunities that enable them to become responsible and valued members of society."
The College has established an enviable reputation for providing a first-class education, and developing mature, positive and well-balanced adults, who are achieving their full potential.
Because the college is committed to a small roll, the girls receive individual attention, and are known personally by most staff.
Emphasis is placed on assisting students to achieve their academic potential as well as developing a positive attitude, self-esteem and a desire for learning.
St Oran's College is a school based on sound Christian principles, which encourage excellence, tolerance, and enthusiasm.