News & events
From the classroom to the sports field and everywhere in between, find out how we make an impact locally and globally.
Recent news
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Phenomenal A-Level success – our students are unstoppable
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When science and art collide
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Hannah Leach: change maker and human rights advocate
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ACG Founders’ Scholarship: helping students follow their dreams
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Ray Chung – the eternal optimist
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Battle of the Bands winners: the Five Minute Band
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Sophia Feng – Queen of Chess
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Raphael lives the ACG Sunderland values
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The power of music
Featured News
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Honours award for ACG Sunderland deputy principal
ACG Sunderland deputy principal Lawrence Stephens has earned an Independent Schools of New Zealand (ISNZ) Honours Award for his outstanding service to chemistry and senior management.Read this article -
Metro 2019: West Auckland’s top school – again!
ACG Sunderland has cemented its reputation as West Auckland’s leading secondary school, following the recent release of Metro magazine’s Best Schools list.Read this article -
ACG Schools join premium global school group Inspired
ACG Schools has joined Inspired, a leading global group of 51 premium schools educating over 38,000 students on five continents.Read this article -
Student leaders 2019: Head boy, Chase Leathard
Chase is the first boy to go right through from Year 1 to Year 13 at ACG Sunderland and has aspired to the role of Head Boy for as long as he can remember.Read this article -
A farewell to our Saudi students
The Saudi children have taught our Year 2 class so many things about their culture, and their presence has encouraged empathy and cultural awareness. All the children now enjoy finding Saudi Arabia on a map because they know people from there.Read this article -
ACG Sunderland named West Auckland’s top school
ACG Sunderland has cemented its reputation as West Auckland’s leading secondary school, following the recent release of Metro magazine’s Best Schools list.Read this article -
Students drive movie fundraiser to support Cancer Society
Our students chose to support the Cancer Society with a fundraising movie night this term. Head student leaders Geonwoo Kim and Alayna Bradbury explain their motivation.Read this article -
Cross country success down to effort and determination
The whole school took part in our annual on-site cross country last week despite wet and muddy weather conditions. Students ran distances ranging from 0.5km to 3km, according to age.Read this article