A Dilworth Education

Supporting the development of the whole student is an integral part of the Dilworth experience. Students are offered a multitude of opportunities, a strong pastoral care system and quality teaching.

Dilworth has three campuses in Auckland: the Junior Campus is home to our Year 7 and 8 students, Years 9 to 13 are located at the Senior Campus, and all year groups have the opportunity to attend our Mangatāwhiri Campus annually for learning in the outdoors experience.

Dilworth offers NCEA at Year 12 and 13. Students in all year levels are challenged academically and supported extensively. Small class sizes, a bespoke curriculum and specialist teachers ensure students reach their academic potential. Student results reflect this reality.

The numbers say it all.

  • 73.8% Year 13 students gained University Entrance in 2024 (48.2% National Average)
  • 93.8% Year 13 students gained NCEA Level 3 in 2024 (68.2% National Average)
  • 100% Year 13 students from the Class of 2023 were either enrolled in tertiary study, doing an apprenticeship or employed on 1 April 2024

Commitment to Child Safety at Dilworth School


Dilworth cares deeply about the safety, welfare, and well-being of those in our school community. Today Dilworth has zero tolerance for abuse of any kind- safeguarding and wellbeing of students are in line with current and world-leading best practices. In September 2025, Dilworth School successfully achieved reaccreditation through the Australian Childhood Foundation's (ACF) Safeguarding Children Programme. The ACF congratulated Dilworth for complying with all seven standards of its accreditation requirements. 

This achievement followed a comprehensive accreditation audit. The audit report concluded that Dilworth's safeguarding culture is "highly mature," with robust systems, policies, and procedures embedded throughout the organisation. Auditors noted that protecting children's safety and supporting their wellbeing is considered the "highest priority" and "second nature" among personnel.
 
Previously, Dilworth was accredited with Child Wise, becoming the first school in Aotearoa, New Zealand to do so in 2022. 

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A Dilworth scholarship can assist families to give their young man the education they know he deserves.

A scholarship to Dilworth is worth more than $50,000 per year and covers tuition, books, uniforms, sports fees and music tuition, school trips and camps, outdoor education, dedicated careers advisors and boarding (day school option available for Junior Campus). 

Dilworth offers a multitude of opportunities, a strong pastoral care system and quality teaching.

 

Dilworth Response

The Dilworth Trust Board acknowledges the historical abuse that occurred at Dilworth School and is committed to fully, openly and honestly confronting the issue. That some students who attended Dilworth School suffered abuse during their time at Dilworth is completely unacceptable.

Dilworth Response oversees the Dilworth Trust Board’s commitment. 

To find out more about Dilworth Response, visit: Dilworth Response.