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Introducing Gore
St Peter’s College is located in the town of Gore, the second largest municipality in Southland - the southern-most province of New Zealand’s stunning South Island. With a population of approximately 8,500 residents, Gore services a prosperous rural community and hinterland. Students at St Peter’s College represent a mix of Gore’s rural and urban residents in addition to the school’s many boarders and international students.
Gore is a vibrant, friendly community with many unique amenities.
Train, relax or play in our modern swimming pool or indoor stadium.
Try ice-skating, ice hockey or curling at Southland’s only ice rink.
Visit Gore’s internationally renowned art and heritage precinct.
Take a flight in a vintage Tiger Moth at the Croydon Aviation Heritage Centre.
Fish in the world famous Mataura River for tasty brown trout.
Additionally, Gore is centrally located to southern New Zealand’s major attractions. We are a short two-hour drive from:
Queenstown, Wanaka, Te Anau and the Southern Lakes district.
Incredible skiing at Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, Cardrona and Treble Cone ski fields.
The majestic scenery and outdoor playgrounds of Fiordland, Milford Sound, Stewart Island, and the Catlins.
Dunedin’s and Queenstown’s international airports and Invercargill’s domestic airport.
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