Christ’s College defends its expensive education model despite Sir Sam Neill’s criticism
Sir Sam Neill called Christ's College "hell", but the Christchurch school insists its 175-year formula still works.
Christ's College, Christchurch's most expensive school, is defending its long-established educational approach. The school's methods have drawn criticism from notable figures, including actor Sir Sam Neill. The school maintains that its 175-year-old model continues to be effective, highlighting events like its student play festival as part of its offering.
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‘A commitment to hell’: Inside Christchurch’s most expensive school and its student play festival
Sir Sam Neill called it “hell”, but Christ’s College insists its 175-year formula works.