Vista Term 2 2022

Our Premier Boys and Girls water polo teams achieved Rangitoto College sporting history winning double national champions in the same afternoon....

In Term 2, Rangitoto College was delighted to be able to hold Kotahitanga Day for our Year 9 cohort. Kotahitanga Day is often a highlight for our Year 9 students, and Year 13 Peer Support Leaders, with various activities throughout the day....

In June, our Korean Night was held successfully at Rangitoto College. It is an annual event in our school which aims to showcase and celebrate both traditional and modern aspects of Korean culture....

This term's special report on SchoolTV covers the need for resilience in students to cope with the upheaval of the Covid-19 pandemic....

The Level 1 Business Studies students have spent six weeks writing business plans and making the necessary preparations in order to make a product and bring it to market....

After over a year of no live events, performances, or competitions, our co-curricular dance students finally took to the stage at the National Dance Challenge....

We tracked down a few people from Rangitoto College and asked them to share their words of wisdom about books and life....

In May, the school held its first full school cross country event in a number of years. There was great collaboration between the Sports Department and the Physical Education Department, with three main races being held throughout the day....

Rangitoto Volleyball players and coaches contributed hugely to the Interprovincial Competition held over Queen's Birthday in Wellington. Harbour teams dominated the competition winning five out of the eight divisions....

Rangitoto College is proud to be a founding school within the Auckland Schools’ Partnership Project. This year, we are delighted to have two trainee teachers, Dilek Celik and Emily Kennedy, training with us and are currently inviting 2023 applicants....

A change to the Orange Traffic Light setting in time for Term 2 enabled us to go ahead with many of our usual competitions and events in some capacity. Music lessons for wind, brass, and vocals were able to move from their outdoor gazebos to indoor studios keeping doors and windows open....

Last month, Rangitoto College has been fortunate enough to welcome the first international student to the IB diploma program in over two years....

Year 11 and 12 Geography students were excited at the opportunity to explore parts of Tāmaki Makaurau's monogenetic volcanic field....

In June, Rangitoto Environmental Group Working Bees gathered at school and planted 165 native plants by our tree sanctuary....

Our Year 12 and 13 Sociology students participated in our annual Sociology Expo where they raised awareness and funds for their chosen issues and charities, and encouraged fellow students and staff to get involved in their social actions....

For a second consecutive year, 14 secondary schools on the North Shore combined to host a Career Pathways Expo....

In Term 2, over 80 students attended RangiMUN: Rangitoto College’s very own Model United Nations....

In June, our Learning Centre took nine of our students to a Special Olympics Football Ribbon Day at the Eventfinda Stadium in Glenfield....

This year Rangitoto College has a team set to compete in the EVolocity Challenge. EVolocity is a charitable organisation educating Kiwis on the environmental and economic benefits of EVs while growing youth interest in technology and engineering....

Year 9 reading enthusiasts competed in the North Shore Reader's Cup event this term. Books and a love of reading were the real winners of the event....

We rely on the generosity and support of our sponsors to help us achieve many things at Rangitoto College. We would like to say a big thank you to our sponsors for the contribution they make to the Rangitoto community which has helped create great opportunities for our current students and staff....