St Paul's Facts
Where do St Paul's student's go to tech?
Garin College
Who is McGazza Land named after?
Kelly McGarry
If someone says “lit,” what do they mean?
Something is awesome or exciting.
What fruit is dried to make raisins?
Grapes
In which country can you find the Great Pyramid of Giza?
Egypt
Who is the principal of St Paul's School?
Rob Boomer
Which national park in Tasman is famous for its golden beaches and coastal walking track?
Abel Tasman National Park
What does “slay” mean?
You did amazing / you look great / you crushed it.
Which flavour of chips is green in many NZ brands?
Sour Cream n Chives or Salt n Vinegar
Which famous tower in Paris was once criticised for being “ugly” when it was built?
The Eiffel Tower
Who are the 2 deputy principals of St Paul's?
Maria and Mr Dell
What iconic giant rock formation sits at the end of the Abel Tasman track near Marahau?
Split Apple Rock
If someone says “I’m low-key tired,” what does “low-key” mean?
A little bit / kind of.
What country is thought to have invented potato chips?
The USA
What natural wonder in Australia is so big it is sometimes called a “giant red rock”?
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
In which year did St Paul’s celebrate its 25th Jubilee?
2024
What is the long, forested island just off the coast near Richmond popular for biking and swimming?
Rabbit Island (Moturoa)
What does “NPC” mean when used as slang?
Someone acting basic, predictable, or like they have no main-character energy.
Which fruit is also known as the “Chinese gooseberry”?
Kiwifruit
What mysterious stone figures stand on Easter Island?
The Moai statues (the Easter Island Heads)
What year did St Paul's School open?
1999
What is the name of the large cave system near Takaka Hill known for its impressive stalactites and tours?
Ngarua Caves
If someone says “I’m not even gonna lie, that was a W,” what does “W” mean in this context?
A win / something good or successful.
What is the main ingredient in hummus?
Chickpeas
Which spectacular northern phenomenon lights up the sky with green and purple colours?
The Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights)