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St Cuthbert's College was founded in 1915 with 190 pupils. Gladys Wells led the early formation of the College in 1918. St Cuthbert's College Educational Trust Board is a registered charity. The Epsom campus centenary was celebrated in 2025, marking 100 years since 1925. The College serves almost 1,700 students with a thriving Junior School, Boarding programme, and a second campus, Kahunui, in the Bay of Plenty.
The St Cuthbert's community is built around Parents & Friends volunteers, an Old Girls' Association, and an active Alumni network. The motto By Love Serve underpins community life and guides involvement by parents, staff and students. Events and reunions connect current families with alumni and friends. Gifts to St Cuthbert's Foundation support priorities such as Student Hardship Fund and Staff Scholarships.
Parents & Friends volunteers bind the community together and provide opportunities to get involved. An Old Girls' Association keeps alumnae connected and protects the College's heritage. Events & Reunions bring together current families, Old Girls and friends to foster connections. The Alumni & Friends program maintains ties with graduates, supports events, and coordinates personalised tours for prospective families. Gifts and philanthropy are channeled through the St Cuthbert's Educational Trust Board (a registered charity) to support the College, with areas such as Student Hardship Fund and Staff Scholarships; the Making Their Mark Awards celebrate inspirational Old Girls.
St Cuthbert's College is an all-girls day and boarding school in New Zealand offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma and a bespoke curriculum for ages 5 to 18. The college operates across multiple campuses, including the Epsom site and the Kahunui campus in the Bay of Plenty, with a Learning Hub and spaces as part of enhancements. The Junior School (Years 0-6) features a Structured Literacy Approach, strong numeracy, smaller class sizes, and specialist teaching in Music, French and Physical Education. The Senior School (Years 7-10) provides a core programme with language tasters and pathways, plus Year 10's outdoor learning experience. Year 11-13 offer a bespoke Year 11 Diploma and two pathways: NCEA Levels 2 and 3 or the IB Diploma. The college serves almost 1,700 students and provides facilities, including a Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Philosophy wing, technology labs, libraries, a Performing Arts Centre, and a Centennial Centre for Wellbeing.
