• WELCOME TO
    QUEEN ELIZABETH COLLEGE

    Our small class sizes enable us to offer high quality education to every one of our pupils

  • WE EMBRACE DIVERSITY

    Whanau and a sense of belonging is important to us

  • TALENT SPOTTING IS A PATHWAY TO SUCCESS

    Students are encouraged to make the most of a wide range of opportunities
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Principal Communication 19.10.2022

Mr C Moller

College Principal

Ngā mihi mahana kia koutou katoa.
A warm welcome to you all.

My name is Chris Moller and I am the Tumuaki of Queen Elizabeth College.

I base my educational philosophy on 30 years of working in schools, both in New Zealand and overseas. I come from a small town, worked many jobs as a teenager and succeeded at national level in sports giving me an insight into sacrifice, fun and pain!

I am married to Isabel and have three children. I have taught from years 2 to 13 so have a good grasp of the developmental stages of children and teenagers. I have been working in the management of secondary schools for nearly 20 years.

I personally love my sport and delight in watching my former pupils and team members succeed at All Black, Super and provincial rugby. I coach the under 15 rugby team at QEC and support as many activities as I can within the College. We believe in restoring relationships when we can but also have a very grounded view of right and wrong and being accountable for actions.

We welcome visits from the community, so come and meet with us, see how we can help your whanau on the next stage of their journey to be ready for life.

Queen Elizabeth College offers families
$150 credit to soften school expenses

A Palmerston North secondary school is to offer a credit for school activities to help families with economic pressures following a change in the way the Government funds schools.

Queen Elizabeth College, which has a roll in the mid-300s, has decided to offer families a $150 credit for school-associated costs next year once the new equity index funding is introduced.

Principal Chris Moller said the school had received a significant increase in funding through the change to the new equity index. Read More

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  • QEC Service Academy

    The Queen Elizabeth College Service Academy offers guidance and mentoring to prepare students for the best possible start in employment, with a focus on careers in the New Zealand Defence Force and agencies including the Police, Fire Service, Customs, Fisheries and Aviation security.

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  • Students establish their place within and contribute to society

    The Queen Elizabeth College Service Academy provides life skills, motivational learning, training and vocational options that will allow youth to confidently establish their place within and contribute to the local community.

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  • We offer…

    • A Structured Military Based Environment
    • Opportunities to attend several courses within the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF)
    • Opportunities to develop Service Skills and Knowledge
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  • The Queen Elizabeth College Service Academy conducts several programmes over ten-months at school, in NZ Defence force camps and bases and at times in Waiouru.

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