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The College’s postgraduate community of more than 200 students is notable for its diversity and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Some students are Selwyn graduates, but many come from other British universities and more than one third from overseas. For most postgraduate students, academic life will be based in a particular Department or Faculty ...
At Selwyn we’re able to guarantee accommodation on the main College site to all students for the three or four years of their undergraduate course. One of the advantages that we have is that all our accommodation is on a single site – the maximum distance between any of our student rooms and the Dining Hall is 250m.
Roger Mosey, master of Selwyn since 2013, will step down from the role in September 2025 in line with the college’s statutory retirement age. Graduation 2024 Mon, 01/07/2024 - 15:30
UNIFORM – YEARS 9-12 The Official Selwyn Uniform The official Selwyn College uniform must be worn by all students in Years 9-12 when travelling to and from school, at school and on official out of school activities. Uniform items can be purchased from The School Uniform Centre, 169 Manukau Rd. See the list (right) for details and pricing. Uniform […]
View our list of adult education courses offered at Selwyn Community Education. We offer weekend workshops and evening classes throughout the school year. After school during term time, we also offer art and drama classes for children and during the school holidays, a selection of interesting courses run.
Selwyn’s Upper School, comprising grades nine through twelve, focuses on preparing students for competitive college admission or success in whatever paths students choose. When we talk about college prep, we’re talking about our Upper School students having access to a wide variety of courses and electives that satisfy a broad range of ...
Having been first convened in 1928, the Selwyn Ballet is the second oldest amateur ballet troupe in the world, and certainly the oldest all-male one! It began as a Capping Show performance intended to take-off popular London musicals of the time but by 1937 the ballet had become a tradition of the College and more of a spoof of classical ballet.
