Marist College Auckland

What Marist College Auckland does

Marist College is a Catholic state-integrated secondary school for girls located at 31 Alberton Avenue, Mt Albert, Auckland, New Zealand. Founded in 1928 by the Marist Sisters, the school has operated continuously under Roman Catholic governance and was gifted to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland in 2001. It delivers education across Years 7-13, capped at a maximum roll of 750 students since 2010, with preference enrolment prioritised for students holding a Roman Catholic Bishop preference certificate (up to 95% of places) and a residual 5% allocated to non-preference applicants.

The academic product is built around the New Zealand NCEA qualification pathway (Levels 1-3) supplemented by a Religious Education programme grounded in Marist charism, daily prayer, and sacramental participation. Students choose from 33 subjects by Year 13, with extension pathways including NZQA Scholarships and the Gateway vocational programme. Reported 2025 outcomes include 91% University Entrance, 97% Level 3 NCEA, 91% Level 2 NCEA, and 91% Level 1 NCEA. The school runs an International Student Programme (15+ years), a dedicated Wellbeing service (physiotherapy, multiple guidance counsellors, nurse), the KiVa anti-bullying programme, a Restorative Practices framework, and 20+ sporting codes plus music and performing arts.

The technology stack is built entirely on third-party platforms: Google Workspace for Education, Microsoft 365, the SchoolBridge parent/student portal app (replacing the legacy Kamar Portal), and a BYOD programme mandating Windows laptops. An external IT contractor (New Era Technology) provides technician and service-desk support. The revenue model combines government per-student funding, attendance dues (set under the Integration Agreement), international student tuition, uniform sales (via Prestidges Schoolwear), merchandise and event tickets via an online store, fitness centre memberships (NZ$30/term), and donations. Distribution is direct to families through the Mt Albert campus for domestic students and through a dedicated international enrolment portal and education agent network for offshore students, with homestay accommodation provided for international enrolments.

Name

Marist College Auckland

Legal name

Marist College

Website

https://maristcollege.school.nz

Company type

Private

Founded year

1928

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Marist College is a Catholic state-integrated secondary school for girls in Auckland, New Zealand, delivering Years 7-13 education to a capped roll of 750 students under Roman Catholic Bishop governance. It combines NCEA academics with Marist charism, an international student programme, and ancillary services including a fitness centre and online store.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Auckland

HQ country

New Zealand

HQ region

Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Tuition and Attendance Dues: Parents/caregivers pay attendance dues for their daughters to attend Marist College. The school has an Integration Agreement with the state and collects attendance dues as part of its operational funding.
2. International Student Fees: International students pay tuition fees as outlined in the 2026 Fees Information document. The school has been running its International Department for more than fifteen years.
3. Merchandise and Events Store: Online store selling school merchandise including uniform items, fitness centre memberships, events tickets (such as Beats by Bingo fundraising event), and donations for various school initiatives including the new fitness centre build and family support programs.
4. Uniform Sales: New uniforms are sold through Prestidges Schoolwear (formerly Elizabeth Michael Uniforms) at 65 New North Road, Eden Terrace, Auckland. Second-hand uniforms are also sold through the school.
5. Homestay Services: International students can be placed with homestay families. Some homestay families may require additional transport fees if students use school buses or public transport.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Marist College Auckland is a Catholic integrated secondary school for girls delivering the New Zealand NCEA qualification programme across Years 7 to 13, with a maximum roll of 750 students. The school sells secondary education services, an international student programme with homestay accommodation, and ancillary offerings such as a fitness centre membership and an online merchandise store. Day-to-day delivery relies on a compulsory Religious Education curriculum grounded in Marist charism, a 33-subject curriculum, and pastoral care systems including the KiVa anti-bullying programme.

Product overview

Marist College Auckland is a Catholic secondary school for girls offering a comprehensive educational programme from Years 7-13. The core product is the NCEA qualification programme (Levels 1-3) supplemented by Religious Education grounded in Marist Catholic values. The school provides 33 subject choices across core curriculum areas, enhanced by extension programmes including Scholarship and Gateway vocational pathways. Additional offerings include an International Student Programme with homestay services, wellbeing services (physiotherapy, counselling), a Fitness Centre membership, over 20 sporting codes, and music/performing arts programmes. Technology-enabled services include SchoolBridge parent portal app and BYOD programme requiring Windows laptops. The school operates an online store for merchandise, uniforms, and event tickets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Curriculum (Years 7-13)
• NCEA Qualification Programme
• Religious Education Programme Compulsory Catholic religious education for all year levels 7-13 grounded in Marist charism, including daily prayer, regular Mass celebrations, sacramental preparation and retreats at all year levels.
• International Student Programme Programme welcoming international female students with application processing, visa support, homestay arrangement, airport pickup, orientation services and English language support, delivered by an International Department operating for more than fifteen years.
• Homestay Accommodation Service Vetted homestay family placement service for international students, providing accommodation with local New Zealand families including a private bedroom, meals and snacks, with families matched based on location, dietary requirements and pet considerations.
• Scholarship Programme Extension programme for senior students offering both NZQA Scholarship Awards (monetary prizes up to $5,000 per year for three years) and Tertiary Scholarships from universities and private institutions.
• Gateway Programme Vocational pathway programme providing work experience and industry connections for senior students to transition into further education or employment.
• Fitness Centre Membership Fitness centre facility offering term memberships for students to access gym equipment, with Term 3 membership priced at $30.00.
• Online Store (Merchandise, Event Tickets and Donations) E-commerce platform for purchasing school merchandise, sportswear, event tickets (including Beats by Bingo fundraising events), donations for capital projects and family support programmes, and fitness centre memberships.
• KiVa Anti-Bullying Programme Evidence-based bullying prevention programme originally developed at the University of Turku, Finland and used in over 18 countries, comprising student lessons, online games, intervention tools and annual monitoring via student surveys.
• Restorative Practices Approach Behaviour management framework grounded in PB4L-Restorative Practice, focused on building and maintaining positive relationships and restoring relationships when conflicts occur.
• Wellbeing Services Student support services including an on-site physiotherapy clinic handling ACC claims and ultrasound imaging, multiple guidance counsellors, nurse and first aid services, and referrals to external support agencies.
• Extra-Curricular Sports Programme Sports programme offering over 20 sporting codes ranging from gymnastics to football, with compulsory PE for all years and required sports shoes and uniform for PE and sports teams.
• Music and Performing Arts Programme Music programmes including orchestra, band and choir that compete in regional competitions, alongside Performing Arts, Drama and Dance programmes that develop productions for various audiences.

Quantifiable outcome

• 91% of Year 13 students gained University Entrance in 2025
• +3 more outcomes

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Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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App detail

Integration9 records

Feature3 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• ConsultOneminorOthersThe school uses ConsultOne for guidance counselling appointment bookings. Guidance counselling services are available through self-referral via the booking system.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Market position

Competitive moat5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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Investments

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