Christ's College, Canterbury
Christ's College, Canterbury was founded in 1850 as an
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1850 - College - Christchurch - New Zealand - Christ's College, Cambridge
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Its most famous alumnus is Captain Charles Upham who was awarded the Victoria Cross twice. Michael Cullen, Minister for Finance is also an Old Boy.
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Charles Upham - Victoria Cross - Michael Cullen - Minister for Finance
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The Quadrangular Rugby Football Tournament occurs annually between Christ's College, Wellington College, Nelson College and the Wanganui Collegiate School. The Quadrangular is reputed to be one of the oldest organised rugby tournaments in the world.
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Wellington College - Nelson College - Wanganui Collegiate School
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Christ's College is famous for its buildings in the Gothic revival style.
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Christ's College is governed by a Warden and Fellows. The Bishop of Christchurch is ex officio Warden. The Head Master (as of June 2004) is Simon Leese.
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