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Examination Centre School and MOE Number Decile Number of External Number of Approved Number of Number of SAC as a Alternative Approved Alternative Examination External Percentage Declined SAC Evidence School and MOE Number Decile External Evidence Centre NCEA of All Candidates Applications NCEA SAC Applications Candidates External Declined Candidates NCEA Candidates 350 Akaroa Area School (350) 8 30 2 6.7 563 Albany Senior High School (563) 10 745 23 3.1 6929 Alfriston College (6929) 3 699 9 1.3 308 Amuri Area School (308) 8 50 0 683 Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery (683) 6 197 25 12.7 96 Aorere College (96) 2 799 0 253 Aotea College (253) 5 463 19 4.1 409 Aparima College (409) 5 62 2 3.2 482 Aquinas College (482) 9 485 14 2.9 323 Aranui High School (323) 2 173 3 1.7 351 Ashburton College (351) 7 589 14 2.4 3 53 Auckland Girls' Grammar School (53) 5 838 5 0.6 54 Auckland Grammar (54) 10 813 43 5.3 93 Auckland Seventh-Day Adventist H S (93) 2 94 1 1.1 548 Aurora College (548) 2 82 0 78 Avondale College (78) 4 1365 16 1.2 324 Avonside Girls' High School (324) 6 458 7 1.5 198 Awatapu College (198) 5 357 14 3.9 61 Baradene College (61) 9 456 23 5 8 Bay of Islands College (8) 1 189 0 382 Bayfield High School (382) 8 289 8 2.8 77 Bethlehem College (77) 10 525 18 3.4 31 Birkenhead College (31) 6 361 14 3.9 256 Bishop Viard College (256) 2 162 17 10.5 391 Blue Mountain College (391) 7 69 0 6930 Botany Downs Secondary College (6930) 10 1114 31 2.8 20 Bream Bay College (20) 4 154 8 5.2 6 Broadwood Area School (6) 1 14 0 301 Buller High School (301) 3 168 5 3 319 Burnside High School (319) 8 1428 70 4.9 142 Cambridge High School (142) 9 782 14 1.8 211 Campion College (211) 6 203 8 3.9 35 Carmel College (35) 10 512 22 4.3 340 Cashmere High School (340) 8 927 35 3.8 531 Catholic Cathedral College (531) 3 173 5 2.9 233 Central Hawkes Bay College (233) 4 264 3 1.1 1630 Central Regional Health School (1630) 1 6 1 16.7 399 Central Southland College (399) 7 207 11 5.3 244 Chanel College (244) 5 110 5 4.5 309 Cheviot Area School (309) 7 17 0 263 Chilton St James School (263) 10 202 5 2.5 330 Christ's College (330) 10 430 59 13.7 317 Christchurch Adventist School (317) 6 50 2 4 1 327 Christchurch Boys' High School (327) 9 945 48 5.1 1 1 328 Christchurch Girls' High School (328) 9 605 31 5.1 1138 Christian Renewal School (1138) 5 93 5 5.4 551 Coastal Taranaki School (551) 5 24 0 1 290 Collingwood Area School (290) 6 21 2 9.5 2 4 2 386 Columba College (386) 10 223 7 3.1 109 Coromandel Area School (109) 3 43 0 357 Craighead Diocesan School (357) 9 192 22 11.5 373 Cromwell College (373) 8 148 6 4.1 1 2 1 190 Cullinane College (190) 3 101 0 234 Dannevirke High School (234) 4 251 3 1.2 2 346 Darfield High School (346) 8 237 14 5.9 1 19 Dargaville High School (19) 3 170 5 2.9 1 94 De La Salle College (94) 1 382 3 0.8 1 66 Dilworth School (66) 4 227 3 1.3 6 67 Diocesan School For Girls (67) 10 536 80 14.9 1 3 1 372 Dunstan High School (372) 9 262 19 7.3 371 East Otago High School (371) 5 57 4 7 1 12 145 Edgecumbe College (145) 3 69 0 1 79 Edgewater College (79) 4 377 2 0.5 1190 Elim Christian College (1190) 8 252 2 0.8 4 349 Ellesmere College (349) 8 147 12 8.2 64 Epsom Girls Grammar School (64) 9 1349 20 1.5 1 129 Fairfield College (129) 4 292 4 1.4 197 Feilding High School (197) 5 714 17 2.4 4 400 Fiordland College (400) 8 76 1 1.3 1 134 Flaxmere College (134) 1 87 0 159 Forest View High School (159) 3 151 1 0.7 175 Francis Douglas Memorial College (175) 8 322 21 6.5 135 Fraser High School (135) 4 721 14 1.9 200 Freyberg High School (200) 6 593 17 2.9 6975 Garin College (6975) 8 280 17 6.1 352 Geraldine High School (352) 8 209 8 3.8 209 Gisborne Boys' High School (209) 3 451 7 1.6 210 Gisborne Girls' High School (210) 3 421 6 1.4 65 Glendowie College (65) 9 631 22 3.5 30 Glenfield College (30) 7 375 2 0.5 292 Golden Bay High School (292) 6 115 5 4.3 396 Gore High School (396) 6 304 3 1 1 42 Green Bay High School (42) 8 634 57 9 303 Greymouth High School (303) 4 239 13 5.4 336 Hagley Community College (336) 5 578 8 1.4 1 131 Hamilton Boys' High School (131) 8 1329 29 2.2 451 Hamilton Christian School (451) 9 98 2 2 132 Hamilton Girls' High School (132) 6 868 9 1 2 227 Hastings Boys' High School (227) 2 291 0 1 4 228 Hastings Girls' High School (228) 2 353 2 0.6 199 Hato Paora College (199) 3 60 1 1.7 33 Hato Petera College (33) 2 63 0 112 Hauraki Plains College (112) 6 300 3 1 1 223 Havelock North High School (223) 9 468 7 1.5 1 1 182 Hawera High School (182) 5 446 6 1.3 1 2 45 Henderson High School (45) 4 247 3 1.2 3 251 Heretaunga College (251) 6 350 13 3.7 138 Hillcrest High School (138) 8 982 19 1.9 339 Hillmorton High School (339) 5 278 4 1.4 338 Hornby High School (338) 3 195 6 3.1 1 236 Horowhenua College (236) 3 322 2 0.6 87 Howick College (87) 10 951 19 2 1 435 Hukarere College (435) 1 35 0 119 Huntly College (119) 1 70 0 311 Hurunui College (311) 7 42 4 9.5 7 4158 Hutt International Boys' School (4158) 10 272 11 4 261 Hutt Valley High School (261) 8 898 62 6.9 3 177 Inglewood High School (177) 6 173 7 4 10 224 Iona College (224) 9 125 8 6.4 100 James Cook High School (100) 1 353 3 0.8 2 5 2 552 James Hargest College (552) 8 759 16 2.1 1 1 387 John McGlashan College (387) 10 215 25 11.6 532 John Paul College (532) 7 440 5 1.1 304 John Paul II High School (304) 4 92 3 3.3 1 314 Kaiapoi High School (314) 5 284 2 0.7 1 381 Kaikorai Valley College (381) 5 194 9 4.6 1 4 307 Kaikoura High School (307) 4 76 4 5.3 26 Kaipara College (26) 7 290 18 6.2 3 Kaitaia College (3) 2 422 3 0.7 1 13 Kamo High School (13) 5 398 8 2 247 Kapiti College (247) 8 610 45 7.4 2 300 Karamea Area School (300) 5 9 0 229 Karamu High School (229) 4 539 10 1.9 117 Katikati College (117) 6 294 8 2.7 1 2 536 Kavanagh College (536) 8 342 11 3.2 83 Kelston Boys' High School (83) 4 458 5 1.1 84 Kelston Girls' College (84) 3 361 7 1.9 5 Kerikeri High School (5) 7 555 10 1.8 2 89 Kings College (89) 10 329 68 20.7 383 Kings High School (Dunedin) (383) 6 446 12 2.7 432 Kingsway School (432) 10 325 35 10.8 29 Kristin School (29) 10 437 55 12.6 2 2 249 Kuranui College (249) 5 230 7 3 390 Lawrence Area School (390) 6 16 0 1 4 1 347 Lincoln High School (347) 9 799 34 4.3 1 230 Lindisfarne College (230) 10 283 17 6 337 Linwood College (337) 2 312 14 4.5 2 46 Liston College (46) 5 363 3 0.8 1 4 1 376 Logan Park High School (376) 7 314 10 3.2 27 Long Bay College (27) 10 981 28 2.9 191 Longburn Adventist College (191) 6 129 7 5.4 75 Lynfield College (75) 7 1066 23 2.2 208 Lytton High School (208) 2 196 3 1.5 2 353 Mackenzie College (353) 7 80 5 6.2 1 41 Macleans College (41) 10 867 36 4.2 1 24 Mahurangi College (24) 8 472 13 2.8 2 4 320 Mairehau High School (320) 4 114 12 10.5 1 243 Makoura College (243) 2 97 5 5.2 254 Mana College (254) 2 129 3 2.3 3 205 Manawatu College (205) 2 118 0 1 2 1 18 Mangakahia Area School (18) 3 25 0 329 Mangakino Area School (329) 1 16 0 1 91 Mangere College (91) 1 396 0 370 Maniototo Area School (370) 7 22 0 99 Manurewa High School (99) 2 858 12 1.4 1 63 Marcellin College (63) 3 292 5 1.7 343 Marian College (343) 7 247 10 4 1 70 Marist College (70) 7 328 12 3.7 2 288 Marlborough Boys' College (288) 7 427 6 1.4 1 289 Marlborough Girls' College (289) 7 522 14 2.7 7 43 Massey High School (43) 5 1219 28 2.3 9 124 Matamata College (124) 6 413 7 1.7 90 McAuley High School (90) 1 450 2 0.4 1 137 Melville High School (137) 4 232 2 0.9 3 401 Menzies College (401) 4 78 0 2 110 Mercury Bay Area School (110) 6 159 3 1.9 1 8 1 335 Middleton Grange School (335) 9 629 58 9.2 3 126 Morrinsville College (126) 6 285 0 1 298 Motueka High School (298) 4 246 14 5.7 348 Mount Hutt College (348) 8 154 22 14.3 2 359 Mountainview High School (359) 6 272 12 4.4 69 Mt Albert Grammar School (69) 7 1664 61 3.7 2 533 Mt Aspiring College (533) 10 282 22 7.8 118 Mt Maunganui College (118) 5 573 7 1.2 74 Mt Roskill Grammar (74) 4 1285 45 3.5 299 Murchison Area School (299) 4 12 0 6 658 Murupara Area School (658) 1 35 0 1 3 1 259 Naenae College (259) 2 264 2 0.8 216 Napier Boys' High School (216) 6 713 12 1.7 217 Napier Girls' High School (217) 7 550 6 1.1 1 293 Nayland College (293) 6 532 15 2.8 1 294 Nelson College (294) 7 590 14 2.4 1 295 Nelson College For Girls (295) 7 653 20 3.1 171 New Plymouth Boys' High School (171) 7 703 21 3 172 New Plymouth Girls' High School (172) 7 770 25 3.2 268 Newlands College (268) 9 501 15 3 5 488 Nga Taiatea Wharekura (488) 3 258 0 1 196 Nga Tawa Diocesan School (196) 9 171 4 2.3 2 127 Ngaruawahia High School (127) 2 40 0 1 3 206 Ngata Memorial College (206) 1 71 0 1 2 32 Northcote College (32) 8 658 24 3.6 2 11 1210 Northern Health School (1210) 1 26 3 11.5 1 395 Northern Southland College (395) 7 48 0 1 1 1 9 Northland College (9) 1 147 0 7 Okaihau College (7) 2 128 0 85 One Tree Hill College (85) 3 441 8 1.8 86 Onehunga High School (86) 4 619 10 1.6 2 108 Onewhero Area School (108) 7 77 1 1.3 1 269 Onslow College (269) 10 758 36 4.7 1 354 Opihi College (354) 5 78 3 3.8 11 Opononi Area School (11) 2 49 0 148 Opotiki College (148) 1 152 0 181 Opunake High School (181) 4 155 5 3.2 25 Orewa College (25) 9 739 17 2.3 3 564 Ormiston Senior College (564) 10 397 9 2.3 1 1 377 Otago Boys' High School (377) 9 527 22 4.2 378 Otago Girls' High School (378) 9 479 9 1.9 1 88 Otahuhu College (88) 1 639 4 0.6 3 240 Otaki College (240) 4 170 3 1.8 21 Otamatea High School (21) 6 238 9 3.8 1 157 Otorohanga College (157) 4 134 1 0.7 1 120 Otumoetai College (120) 8 969 14 1.4 310 Oxford Area School (310) 7 89 3 3.4 113 Paeroa College (113) 2 117 1 0.9 80 Pakuranga College (80) 8 1258 29 2.3 1 202 Palmerston North Boys' High School (202)
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