Stephen Donald – New Zealand Secondary Schools, New Zealand u19s, New Zealand u21s, Counties, Waikato, Chiefs, Bath, New Zealand All Black.

Uini Atonio - Counties Manukau, La Rochelle, France.

Walter Buller – lawyer, naturalist and ornithologist.Baron Vaea – former Prime Minister of Tonga (Vaea attended between 19).Malietoa Tanumafili II – Former Head of State of Samoa.Baron Fielakepa - Chief of the Defense Staff, His Majesty’s Armed Forces, Kingdom of Tonga Todd McClay – Member of Parliament for Rotorua, former Cook Islands diplomat (Ambassador to European Union).Roger McClay – Politician and Children's Commissioner.Sir Peter Kenilorea – First Prime Minister and Current Speaker of Solomon Islands.Sialeʻataongo Tuʻivakanō – Prime Minister of Tonga (Voted in 2011 – Known as Siale Kaho while at College).Koro Dewes – Ngāti Porou kaumatua and Māori language advocate.Arnold Manaaki Wilson – Artist and Sculptor, Father of Contemporary Maori Art, First Maori to gain a Diploma in Fine Arts.Richard Taylor – Multiple Academy Award Winner (Lord of the Rings Trilogy).

Temuera Morrison – Actor (Head Prefect, 1977).

Main category: People educated at Wesley College, Auckland The arts Faulkner, JP, MA (Hons), Dip Tchg 2003–present McDougall, E.D., B Agric Sc, Dip Tchg 1974–1988 Tauroa, B AgricSc, Dip Ed, Dip Tchg 1968–1973 Believed to be the first Māori principal of a secondary school, later Race Relations Conciliator. Alexander Reid, Thomas Buddle, George Stannard, HH Lawry, Wallis The following have been principals of the school: The building was later used by Auckland Girls' Grammar School. The school closed on 31 December 1906 due to financial pressures. In 1895, a new school with Methodist links started in that building, known as Prince Albert College.

Wesley College was located in Upper Queen Street when it closed in 1868 the building and land was donated to the Methodist Church for education purposes. Prince Albert College in Upper Queen Street, Auckland

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