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Academic Pathways NCEA and IB
Academic Pathways at Dio How it works: Students in Years 1-...
Employment Opportunities
Behind every great school is a great team of people. We'd lo...
Senior Relief Teachers
We are looking for enthusiastic and engaging secondary train...
Admissions
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Experience Dio
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Community
Diocesan School values the wonderful relationship with the w...
Heritage Foundation
The Diocesan School Heritage Foundation is a charitable trus...
Open Day
Our Open Days for 2018 are now completed. Please keep a...
Frequently Asked Questions
Our FAQs are divided into three sections below. If you do no...
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Centre for Ethics
Our Centre for Ethics was launched by patron and Old Gir...
Anglican Identity
Service Learning at Dio Our desire to have Service Learning...
Education Outside the Classroom
To a curious mind, seeing is believing, that’s why we gi...
Sport
We also have plenty of team sports for girls to choose from....
Centre for Ethics
Some of our events...
Anglican Identity
Religious Studies Programme in Junior High School:
Centre for Enhancement of Learning
The Future Problem Solving programme is particularly fi...
Careers
Sixty percent of the jobs that our current students will end...
Education Outside the Classroom
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Performing Arts
We have very talented teachers and coaches, and there are...
Sport
Excellent Facilities Dio embraces modern training methods t...
Leadership
Our Leadership Programme in the Senior School is designed to...
Circles of Care
Giving back to our community Our motto is Ut Serviamus, whi...
Centre for Enhancement of Learning
The Centre is open to all students for extra support across...
Study in New Zealand
About New Zealand We are a safe, clean, stable, modern...
Why a Girls' School?
Being an all-girls school is one of the key reasons for ou...
International Student Life and Pastoral Care
A typical school day The school days are Monday - Friday fr...
Student Testimonials and Success Stories
Student Testimonials Prin Chakmethakun (Thailand) I enjo...
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We are now enrolling for new students in 2020. Ap...
Apply Online as an International Student
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Old Girls' League
The League’s primary role is fellowship and reconnecting...
Dio Sport
Our People ChairSarah Giltrap School RepresentativeDarryn...
Curriculum & Exam Results
At Senior School we believe education is about independence,...
Sport
Whichever sport your daughter chooses we have the team a...
Performing Arts
We encourage all girls to be involved in the arts, not only...
Our Principal
Educational leadership Before her appointment to Diocesan,...
The Dio Difference
While we teach conceptual knowledge and understanding, it is...
Strategic Direction
The inspirational Rosabeth Moss Kanter, who is professor of...
Scholarships
Diocesan offers an internal scholarship programme that i...
Education Review Office
"Programmes that teach citizenship, mindfulness and ethics a...
Uniform
The Diocesan Shop The Diocesan Shop is the exclusive stocki...
Anglican Identity
Religious Studies is also taught at Level 2 and Level...
Transport
Buses A number of public and private bus companies operate...
International Fees
All fees are stated in New Zealand dollars and are inclusive...
Privacy Policy
Copyright Statement Diocesan School either owns or has the...
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme
IB at a glance All Year 12 students who meet the entry requ...
IB Learner Profile
To this end the organization works with schools, governments...
Music at Dio
Dio Chamber OrchestraDio SymphonySenior Choir and St Cecilia...
Dance and Drama
Smokefree Stage Challenge - an annual inter-school dance and...
Careers/University
Diocesan’s Career Development Centre provides guidance...
Academic Pathways (NCEA and IB)
Click here to view our Exam Results. NCEA at a glance...
Curriculum & Exam Results
We believe education is about independence, a thirst for kno...
Performing Arts
We encourage all girls to be involved in the arts, not only...
Term Dates
Academic excellence sits at the heart of all we do at Dioces...
Advertising Opportunities
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Learning Support Teacher (for CEL) – Full Time
Learning Support Teacher 2018 or 2019 start - full time...
Junior School Relief Teachers
We are looking for enthusiastic and engaging primary trained...
Our History
Bishop Neligan’s vision was clear: "To offer, on sound cl...
Head of Junior School
"We encourage all students to lead balanced lives and to fin...
Swimming Instructor
Experienced swim instructor competent in teaching students f...
Baby / Toddler and Pre-school Swimming Instructor
Swimming instructor who is experienced in teaching babies, t...
Experienced Systems Support Analyst
Confident and experienced Systems Support Analyst required t...
Employment FAQ
Recruitment and selection policy All vacancies are first...
Teacher in Charge - French
We seek an enthusiastic and passionate French Teacher for a...
Teacher in Charge - Dance (Maternity Cover for 2019)
We seek an innovative, dynamic and engaging Dance Teacher&nb...
Creative Industries Teacher
A resourceful and energetic Creative Industries Teacher ...
Sports Manager - Hockey
As Sports Manager - Hockey you will:Be able to coach, d...
Junior School Teacher
Behind every great school is a great team of people. W...
Foundation Class Teacher, starting 2019
Behind every great school is a great team of people. W...
Head of Senior School
Margaret grew up in Christchurch but has spent all her adult...
Julliard beckons for 12 year old Dio Cellist
One of the world’s top music schools, Julliard, has come cal...
Dio Old Girl, Professor Margaret Brimble, elected Fellow of the Royal Society of London
Dio Old Girl, Professor Margaret Brimble, has just became th...
Dio student selected to NZ youth sailing team to compete in Texas
Year 12 Dio student Alice Haslett has been selected to repr...
Dio girls take out multiple top scholarship awards
Dio students have once again gained exceptional results in...
Dio student selected for New Zealand Ski Team
A Year 10 Dio Student, Katie Crawford, has been selected to...
2017 Senior Prize Giving Winners
Year 11 Awards Academic Honours with Certificates for Top i...
2017 JHS Prizegiving Winners
View the prize recipients of Junior High School Prizegiving...
Lydia Watson awarded 2017 Diocesan School Dux
Dio is proud to announce that Lydia Watson is the Dux for 20...
Dio student wins top prize in Architectural Writing awards
Dio student Piper Whitehead (Year 13) has won the top prize...
Dio duo picked for World Trampolining Champs
Diocesan School duo, Sienna French and Halle Rankin Hastie,...
Dio Old Girl wins prestigious Engineering Competition
Dio Old Girl Arianna Ryan just captained a team of Engineeri...
Dio wins Top School at the 48 hour film festival
Dio has won Top School in the 2017 48-hour film festival for...
Dio Ski team wins North Island Secondary School Championships
After a 33 year wait, the Dio ski team took the overall win...
DIOHUB is here
Life as a Dio parent is about to get significantly easier. D...
Back to back NZ title for rowing team
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Passion for music shining through in the Junior School
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International dance opportunity
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Rowers make it three in a row
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Scholarship Success
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JHS Prize Giving
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Gold Award at CMNZ National Finals in Wellington
TrioAstor - Y12 He-Min Lee on piano, Maia-Dean Martin on vi...
Concerto and Aria competitions
Last week saw our annual Concerto and Aria Competitions take...
NZ Brainbee Competition
Last week a team of girls spearheaded by science teacher Mr...
2017 Women2Watch
On Tuesday we celebrated our Annual Women2Watch assembly. W...
Big Sing regional success
Last Thursday Diocesan choristers excelled themselves at the...
TrioAstor create Dio music history
On Friday we had 30 girls involved in the Auckland District...
Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Competition winners
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Congratulations to Piper Whitehead – National Debating team
In recent weeks, Year 13 student Piper Whitehead has been se...
Broadway stardom for Dio Old Girl
Recent Dio Old Girl, Libby Johnston, is being awarded a Pres...
Dio's single sex status won't change
As one of New Zealand’s leading independent girls’ school, D...
International Women's Day - Thursday 8 March
In recognition of International Women's Day on Thursday, Hea...
Diocesan enters the Haier Big Hoot art trail
New Zealand public have a unique opportunity to view origina...
A short history of the Dio roses
It’s not often a school propagates its own rose variety, bu...
Dio Old girl wins prestigious Engineering Competition
Dio Old girl wins prestigious Engineering Competition
Head Prefect and Deputy Prefect for 2018 announced
Diocesan School for Girls is thrilled to announce that Zoe T...
Passion Drives Dio’s First Student-Written Musical
Composing and producing an original musical isn’t usually as...
Passion for music shining through in the Junior School
The passion for singing in the Diocesan Junior School goes b...
Ethics and its place in education
Canvas magazine takes a look at whether teaching ethics shou...
Be bold for change: International Women's Day opinion piece
By Heidi Bernard, year 13 student
Dio Duo picked for World Trampolining Champs
Dio Duo Sienna French and Halle Rankin Hastie have been pick...
World Challenge 2016
The year two Diocesan teams traveled to Peru and Bolivia for...
International dance opportunity
Year 13 dancer Alisha Huang recently received the news that...
Students' 10,000 KM trip to school
International Student Representative Yuri Kim talks to us ab...
Swimmer looks to Tokyo 2020
Year 13 student Annabelle Paterson talks to us on swimming a...
Service Learning
Service Learning is a big part of who we are at Diocesan. B...
INK Term 1
INK is our student magazine written by students for students...
Keeping our young people safe online
Recently we had Internet expert Brett Lee in to discuss his...
The learning framework in our Junior School
Head of the Junior School Suzanne Brewin explains the Intern...
Our Strategic Direction
Principal Heather McRae explains our strategy and vision for...
A student take on scholarship exams
We spoke to three of our Year 13 IB students, Natalee Zhu, T...
Making the leap from high school to university
Diocesan Career Development Services Director, Liz Morris, h...
INK
INK is our student magazine written by students for students...
Meet our Director of Sport
We profile Director of Sport Darryn Hoare.
Octet continues to reign supreme
For the third year in a row, a Dio octet has taken away the...
Chamber Music Silver Award winners
Why a girls' school?
Heather McRae looks at the difference an all girls' school m...
Why Dio for Hockey?
Staff member, Old Girl and NZ Blackstick Katie Glynn gives h...
PR1ME Mathematics - math that works
Deputy Principal and Head of the Junior School Sue Brewin ex...
What is the key to innovation in education?
How Change Knowledge is the answer to that very question.
Ethics and its place in education
Director for the Centre of Ethics Nina Blumenfeld discusses...
Sailing with Team SCA
Code Captain Eleanor Carll shares a brief insight into their...
The evolution of the Caring Shed
The Caring Shed at Diocesan is a way for our community to gi...
Education and Neuroscience
Parents and educators are often very persuaded by new ideas...
Prefect's vision for 2015
Each year our Year 13’s develop a goal that they work togeth...
15 year-old violist Debbie King excels
Year 12 student Debbie King is having a remarkable year. An...
Sir Peter Blake Trust Youth EnviroLeaders Forum 2015
As one of 52 students chosen from hundreds, Year 13 student...
Homework, does it really matter?
After an analysis of research, we now know that there are wa...