Diocesan School for Girls
An independent girls’ school in Epsom, Auckland, from Foundation Class to Year 13, with the Innes House boarding house for Years 9 to 13.
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At a glance
- School type
- Independent · Private
- Official website
- diocesan.school.nz
Academic
- Ages taught
- Year 7 - Year 13 (Junior High and Senior High); school from Foundation Classsource
- School admits
- Girlssource
- Day places
- Yessource
- Curriculum
- NCEA, IB Middle Years Programmesource
- Qualifications
- NCEA, IB Middle Years Programmesource
- Teaching languages
- ENsource
- Learning support
- Not confirmed
- English-language support
- Not confirmed
- Size
- Not confirmed
Boarding
The school confirms that it offers boarding but its pages do not name a full, weekly or flexible option, so none is shown.
- Boarding entry
- Not confirmed
- Boarding is for
- Girlssource
- Accommodation
- On campussource
- Boarding houses
- Not confirmed
- Rooms
- Boarders live within the four houses in shared accommodation. Middle School live in 4-6 dorm rooms and Senior school live in twin shared rooms.source
- Weekends and holidays
- Not confirmed
- Pastoral care
- Not confirmed
- Activities
- Not confirmed
- Facilities
- Not confirmed
Admissions
- Entry points
- Not confirmed
- Application process
- All applications require a registration fee; an enrolment fee confirms acceptance of an offered place.source
- Assessments and interviews
- Not confirmed
- Documents
- Not confirmed
- Language requirements
- Not confirmed
- Deadlines
- Not confirmed
- International applicants
- Accepted. International students may board at Innes House or use homestay; a separate international fee schedule is published.source
- Guardianship
- Not confirmed
Fees
No boarding total can be calculated from the published figures: A boarding charge is published without a tuition figure for the same year, audience and year groups, so no total is shown. The individual figures are listed below exactly as published.
| Fee | Amount | For | Year | Includes tuition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boarding chargeStudents boarding at Innes House (2026, per annum) | NZ$21,960 per yearsource | Domestic pupilsYears 9-13 | 2026read 17 October 2026 | No |
| TuitionJunior High and Senior High (Year 7 - Year 13), 2026 tuition per annum | NZ$30,916 per yearsource | Domestic pupilsYear 7 - Year 13 | 2026read 17 October 2026 | Not confirmed |
| TuitionInternational: Junior High and Senior School (Year 7 - Year 13), 2026 per annum | NZ$61,650 per yearsource | International pupilsYear 7 - Year 13 | 2026read 17 October 2026 | Not confirmed |
| Boarding chargeInternational: students boarding at Innes House pay a boarding fee per annum | NZ$21,960 per yearsource | International pupils | 2026read 17 October 2026 | No |
| Application feeRegistration fee (non-refundable) | NZ$300 one-offsource | Domestic pupils | 2026read 17 October 2026 | Not confirmed |
| Registration feeEnrolment fee, all years (domestic; non-refundable) | NZ$1,750 one-offsource | Domestic pupils | 2026read 17 October 2026 | Not confirmed |
“Includes tuition: No” means the figure is a boarding charge on top of tuition. Day-pupil figures are shown for reference only and are never used as a boarding price. Additional costs not listed here may apply; always confirm with the school.
Scholarships and financial assistance
ScholarshipDoris Innes House Trust boarding scholarshipssource
For students new to Diocesan; contribute up to 50% of the boarding fee for up to five years.
Inspection reports
No inspection report is recorded for this campus in our research yet.
Accreditation, registration and membership
No accreditation, registration or membership is recorded for this school in our research yet.
How to read this page
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Sources (reviewed 17 October 2026)