St. Hilda's Collegiate School

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St. Hilda's
Collegiate School
Image:St. Hildas Collegiate School logo.png
Motto Beati Mundo Corde
"Blessed are the Pure in Heart"
Type Girls secondary (Year 7-13) with boarding facilities
Year established 1896
Address 2 Cobden Street
Dunedin
Coordinates 45°52′02″S 170°30′12″E / -45.8671, 170.503446Coordinates: 45°52′02″S 170°30′12″E / -45.8671, 170.503446
Acting Principal Ms Geraldine Corkery
School roll 436
Socio-economic decile (10 is highest) 10
Ministry of Education Institution no. 380
Website www.sthildas.school.nz


Saint Hilda's Collegiate School is a single-sex girls' schools in Dunedin, New Zealand. Founded as an Anglican school in 1898 by Bishop Nevill, it is now integrated into the state school system. The school has a roll of about 400 girls.

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