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Kotahitanga Day 2025!
Our annual Kotahitanga Day was packed with fun, teamwork, and house spirit. Students and teachers came together for a day full of activities, team bonding, and good vibes all around.
A special shoutout to our awesome Year 9 cohort, Peer Support Leaders, and Student Leaders who smashed it across 15 action-packed stations — all while repping their house colours and bringing the loudest class chants!
Who’s ready to do it all again next year?! 🔵⚪️🔴
Kotahitanga Day 2025!
Our annual Kotahitanga Day was packed with fun, teamwork, and house spirit. Students and teachers came together for a day full of activities, team bonding, and good vibes all around.
A special shoutout to our awesome Year 9 cohort, Peer Support Leaders, and Student Leaders who smashed it across 15 action-packed stations — all while repping their house colours and bringing the loudest class chants!
Who’s ready to do it all again next year?! 🔵⚪️🔴
Just a heads up that Pick Up and Play is starting up for 2025 next Monday 24th March at lunch time down on the courts! See you all there 👍
Just a heads up that Pick Up and Play is starting up for 2025 next Monday 24th March at lunch time down on the courts! See you all there 👍
Last weekend our Year 13 History students took part in an overnight trip to the Waikato region to deepen their understanding of the 1863 Waikato War. The group visited several sites of historical significance, including Rangiriri and Rangiaowhia, and participated in interactive learning activities at the Te Awamutu Museum.
It was a valuable opportunity to engage with New Zealand’s history in a meaningful and immersive way.
Last weekend our Year 13 History students took part in an overnight trip to the Waikato region to deepen their understanding of the 1863 Waikato War. The group visited several sites of historical significance, including Rangiriri and Rangiaowhia, and participated in interactive learning activities at the Te Awamutu Museum.
It was a valuable opportunity to engage with New Zealand’s history in a meaningful and immersive way.
A huge congratulations to Year 9 student Will Fyfe, who recently competed in the NZIODA Optimist Sailing Trials. Will achieved outstanding success and has been selected as one of five sailors to represent New Zealand at the Optimist World Championships in Portorož, Slovenia, in June/July this year. ⛵️
His selection for this prestigious event is a fantastic accomplishment, and we are immensely proud of the excellence and pride Will has shown.
A huge congratulations to Year 9 student Will Fyfe, who recently competed in the NZIODA Optimist Sailing Trials. Will achieved outstanding success and has been selected as one of five sailors to represent New Zealand at the Optimist World Championships in Portorož, Slovenia, in June/July this year. ⛵️
His selection for this prestigious event is a fantastic accomplishment, and we are immensely proud of the excellence and pride Will has shown.
Our Māori and Pacific Hui night was one for the books! Students, teachers and whanau alike came together for an evening filled with performances including Samoan Siva and Kapa Haka, as well as valuable insights into our vision moving forward for our Māori and Pacifika ākonga.
Thank you to our community who made this evening such a success.
Our Māori and Pacific Hui night was one for the books! Students, teachers and whanau alike came together for an evening filled with performances including Samoan Siva and Kapa Haka, as well as valuable insights into our vision moving forward for our Māori and Pacifika ākonga.
Thank you to our community who made this evening such a success.
Teams are filling up fast but there is still time to register to play or sponsor our Golf Day Fundraiser. We are raising funds for our Technology Department and our students experiencing financial burden.
We promise a big day filled with fun, laughter, and lots of competitive spirit!
Check out our link in our bio for more information ⛳️
Teams are filling up fast but there is still time to register to play or sponsor our Golf Day Fundraiser. We are raising funds for our Technology Department and our students experiencing financial burden.
We promise a big day filled with fun, laughter, and lots of competitive spirit!
Check out our link in our bio for more information ⛳️
Last weekend, our Year 12 Geography students participated in a field study of altitudinal zonation in Tongariro National Park 🌋
On Day 1, they collected data on vegetation changes at Silica Rapids. On Day 2, they undertook the 19km Tongariro Crossing, one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, to further analyze how plant life varies with altitude.
Last weekend, our Year 12 Geography students participated in a field study of altitudinal zonation in Tongariro National Park 🌋
On Day 1, they collected data on vegetation changes at Silica Rapids. On Day 2, they undertook the 19km Tongariro Crossing, one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, to further analyze how plant life varies with altitude.
A group of Year 11 Digital Art students embarked on a photography-focused trip to Mairangi Bay as part of their Kaitiakitanga unit. On their trip, students explored themes of environmental responsibility and connection to the natural world through visual storytelling.
A group of Year 11 Digital Art students embarked on a photography-focused trip to Mairangi Bay as part of their Kaitiakitanga unit. On their trip, students explored themes of environmental responsibility and connection to the natural world through visual storytelling.
Our first 2025 instalment of our online magazine Vista is now live ✨️
In this issue, we look towards what is shaping up to be a phenomenal year. From new academic milestones, to preparing for a school wide production, we cannot wait to see what this year brings.
Click the link in our bio or in your emails to read the full edition.
Our first 2025 instalment of our online magazine Vista is now live ✨️
In this issue, we look towards what is shaping up to be a phenomenal year. From new academic milestones, to preparing for a school wide production, we cannot wait to see what this year brings.
Click the link in our bio or in your emails to read the full edition.
Dust off your costumes and get ready for your house chants—Kotahitanga Day has a new date! 👏
On Monday, March 17th, we will celebrate Kotahitanga Day on the science fields. Be sure to bring your hats and plenty of water. We can’t wait to see you all there!
Dust off your costumes and get ready for your house chants—Kotahitanga Day has a new date! 👏
On Monday, March 17th, we will celebrate Kotahitanga Day on the science fields. Be sure to bring your hats and plenty of water. We can’t wait to see you all there!
Check out our wrap up of our successful visit with our Japanese sister school, Zushi Kaisei.
A heartfelt thank you to our Year 9 and 10 students and teachers for their warm hospitality and support in making this cultural exchange a meaningful experience. Your efforts in welcoming our guests are truly appreciated.
Zushi Kaisei, thank you for joining us and sharing your own knowledge and experiences with our kura. We look forward to seeing you next year!
Check out our wrap up of our successful visit with our Japanese sister school, Zushi Kaisei.
A heartfelt thank you to our Year 9 and 10 students and teachers for their warm hospitality and support in making this cultural exchange a meaningful experience. Your efforts in welcoming our guests are truly appreciated.
Zushi Kaisei, thank you for joining us and sharing your own knowledge and experiences with our kura. We look forward to seeing you next year!
Calling all Alumni Nominees!
We are on the search for a Rangi Hero who has gone on to achieve incredible things in New Zealand or on the world stage.
These nominees will serve as valuable mentors and connections for our Year 13 students exploring career paths after school. Alumni may also be considered for our prestigious Summit Academy Award, presented biennially at the college.
If you know a deserving candidate, or are one yourself, please visit our Linktree (in our bio) to fill out the Google Form.
Calling all Alumni Nominees!
We are on the search for a Rangi Hero who has gone on to achieve incredible things in New Zealand or on the world stage.
These nominees will serve as valuable mentors and connections for our Year 13 students exploring career paths after school. Alumni may also be considered for our prestigious Summit Academy Award, presented biennially at the college.
If you know a deserving candidate, or are one yourself, please visit our Linktree (in our bio) to fill out the Google Form.
