Notable Alumni
- Sue Wood - Politician (First woman as president of the National Party from 1982 to 1986)
- Madeleine Sami - Actor, Comedian & Singer
- Regan Tamihere- Rugby (Auckland Blues, North Harbour and Otago NPC/ITM Cup)
- Jimmy Thunder - Boxer (IBO, OPBF, WBC, IBF, Pan Pacific, Australian & WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight Titles)
- Clayton Friend - Rugby League - Kiwi International, NRL - (North Sydney Bears)
- Alan Dale - Actor in USA
- Bell Sasulu- Rugby (Samoan International)
- Esera Puleitu- Rugby (Nz School Boys, Samoan International)
- Kahn Fotuali'i - Rugby (Tasman,Canterbury Crusader, Samoan International)
- Neli Sasulu- Rugby (Samoan International)
- Junior Pelesasa - Rugby (Australian School Boys, Queensland Reds, Australian International)
- Thomas Ben - Winner of Apprentice NZ
- Samiu Vahafolau - Rugby (Nz U19 & 21 player of the year, Otago Highlander, Tongan International)
- Edward Langi- Rugby (Tongan International)
- Sililo Martens - Rugby (Nz School Boys, Tongan International)
- Taniela Moa- Rugby (Auckland Blues, Waikato Chief and Tongan International)
- Ramesh Patel - NZ Hockey player & Gold Medalist at 1976 Montreal Olympic games.
- Siupeli Lokotui- Rugby (Japanese International)
- Purest Form- R&B Singing Group (Rainbows End Theme Song)
- Isa Nacewa- Rugby (Auckland Blues & Fijian International)
- James Pickering - Rugby League - NRL(Canterbury Bulldogs, Sydney Roosters, Fiji International)
- Spacifix - Music (Isi Filisione - vocalist and drummer)
- Bailey Mes - Netball (Northern Mystics & Silver Fern)
- Ilanda - Music (Frank Laga'aia - lead vocalist)
- Tony Falkenstein - Business (Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit. Founder of the Onehunga High Business School and the Building and Construction School.)
- Bubba Lau'ese- Rugby & Professional Basketball (Manu Samoa Rugby & Nz Basketball)
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