Vista Term 2 2024

This year’s Korean Night festivities were brimming with an array of performances, spanning from haka and doll dances to fan dances, Taekwondo, Nanta, mask dances, traditional dances, rap, K-pop dances, and live bands...

With over fifty roles, many of our thirty eight strong cast, of Year 9 through to Year 13 students, got the opportunity to play more than one character in our spectacular production of The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus...

Months of rigorous practice and preparation culminated in a night filled with vibrant performances that celebrated Chinese culture in all its glory....

The kura had an educational wānanga for our māori whānau on Wednesday, 26th June in the Rangi Centre to celebrate Matariki. The evening was used to educate whānau on how Matariki is celebrated and how we plan for the year to come...

During Week 6, Rangitoto College celebrated our 2024 Samoan Language Week! The theme for this year was: Tautua i le alofa, manuia le lumana'i, which translates to: Serve in love for a blessed future...

Career changer? Recent graduate? Hear from four of our teachers completing the Auckland Schools' Teacher Trainee Programme and train to teach at Rangitoto College...

The Arts Leadership Team organised a fabulous Disney themed Karaoke event this term to a packed out auditorium of frenzied supporters.  ...

IB students have sat language exams this term in over 12 languages as well as gaining collaborative skills during the CAS Activity Day at MERC....

Minnijean, a member of Little Rock Nine, and her daughter Spirit, were engaging and enlightening speakers, who provided an in-depth recount of what it was like to be a black person in America during a period of extreme segregation....

By transforming discarded items into high-fashion statements, the Year 10 Textiles class showed that with imagination and effort, we can all contribute to a more sustainable future. The audience's applause affirmed that the future of fashion—and the planet—could be in very capable hands....

Our Bouldering and Rock Climbing Club has just under 100 members, an incredible achievement for a relatively new club, and participates regularly in the Auckland College Climbing Series....

Brothers in Arms, Yeonsu and Junsu Na delivered outstanding performances bringing home several medals at prestigious national and international championships....

Over 51 of our athletes have participated in recent competitions including Harbour Zones and Auckland Champs bringing home 5 gold, 4 silver, and 2 bronze medals....

Rangitoto College held its competitive school cross country on 9th May, enjoying great weather and an enthusiastic turnout of 154 students....

National Dance Challenge 2024 was a testament to the dancers, leaders, choreographers and teachers' hard work which is helping in setting new standards in performance excellence....

Our music department have put on a diverse range of majestic performances from chamber music at Knightsbridge Village to Jazz flare for happy hour to Rocky Road and have successfully showcased their talents in several music competitions....

Kalea Norton, an outstanding national volleyball and beach volleyball star, has committed to a full four year scholarship at prestigious Michigan State University....

24 Year 12 Economics students explored Wellington on an insightful Commerce trip visiting prestigious institutions such as Statistics NZ, the Beehive and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand....

Year 11 Geography students visited the Waitakere and Cascades Rivers in the Waitakere Ranges to collect primary data in order to answer their research question regarding the health of the river....

‘Afloat: 20 years after The Rise’ is an original dystopian musical, written by Rangitoto student Harrison Maxwell and alumni Sammy Hook, having its worldwide premiere on 28th June....

Congratulations to Year 10 student Kawharu (Vincent) Porter recently came away with Best Male Junior Speaker at the Ngā Manu Kōrero ki te Waitematā ...

Year 11 students, Olivia Li, a youth leader, together with Milo Sandler, share the impact of their voluntary work with the Seed Whakapapa project which uses seedlings to regenerate and improve our native Aotearoa ecosystem....

Year 11 Sociology students have been learning about what makes a successful social action and a cohort of around 90 students went on a trip outside of school and planted over 1,000 trees....

Bob Narev – an 88 year old Holocaust survivor – gave an inspirational presentation on his experience as a German-Jew during the Holocaust...

Our Te Ao Haka class had a private tour of the Te Marae Atea Maori Court, the heart of the museum....

On Friday, May 17th, Rangitoto College made waves at the Auckland Champion of Champions swimming competition, proving to be a dominant force....

Throughout the month of June, the Rangitoto College Photography Department hosted an exhibition of student work, in conjunction with the Auckland Festival of Photography....

Year 12 students attended six interactive workshops on road safety issues run by RYDA with support from the Rotary Club....

Having the opportunity to compete in the National Spanish Debate Competition in 2024 was one of the most challenging yet exciting experiences....

Ready to start preparing for your Level 2 or 3 NCEA examinations? We have classes to help students be better prepared for the end of year exams....

We hosted our 6th Golf Day Fundraiser on Friday 5th April at Pupuke Golf Club and celebrated our biggest success to date, raising over $26,500, as well as having the absolute pleasure of seeing one of our golfer’s win the grand Hole in One prize...

Over 3,200 students attended the North Shore Careers Expo on the North Shore with the chance to meet with over 50 different organisations....

Rangitoto’s annual blood drive saw 122 students and teachers alike donating blood for use in NZ hospitals....

Our readers recently competed at the annual Readers Cup competition at Te Manawa Library where a team of Year 9 students came fourth - well done...

The Year 11 Deans and two student leaders talk about their love of stories. ...

We had the privilege of welcoming home several of our Alumni who attended Rangitoto College in the 1960s....

Different from, but connected to eating disorders, eating anxiety is something that parents may find their children encountering at any point of their journey through childhood and adolescence...

Can you help? We are currently asking for helpers from the community who are available during school time to act as readers, writers, readers & writers, or small group invigilators for our students....

We held our Long Service Staff Awards on Saturday 15th June at Milford Cruising Club where we celebrated a collective 415 years of service for 19 Staff members...