Tēnā koutou katoa, Mālō e lelei,

There is a teacher only day on Friday September 4.

This annual engineering challenge usually takes place in March, however due to lockdown the competition was postponed until August.

Since the start of 2018, we have been a BYOD school (bring your own device) for Year 10 - 13 students.

The Arts are definitely alive at Katikati College!

A number of fantastic foodie activities are taking place at different levels.

The Policy idea competition asks students to imagine what they’d do to change New Zealand for the better, if they were the Prime Minister.

More than $290,000 has now been committed to the Katikati Innovative Horticulture Project - a centre of excellence for horticulture - enough to warrant plans being drawn up and suppliers being approached ahead of construction starting at the College.

This was hosted by the Katikati Wrestling Club in early August. Fourteen clubs competed in a total of 135 matches.

Katikati College would like to invite any parents/caregivers to a presentation being offered by Clinical Psychologist Tanzi Bennison.

It was a stunning day in Taupō where the Year 11 Outdoor Education team faced their fears and tackled the high ropes course at Rock'n Ropes.

This is a fundraising group that has been set up by the College to help our students and their families meet the increasing financial pressure of education.

About 5000 more nearly 18-year-olds are now eligible to vote after the election date was delayed to October 17.

The return of Scholastics saw the Katikati College Surf Team compete at Whangamata and Waihi Beach.

For some years the school has been working with the Ministry of Education to fix leaking that occurs in the Administration Block.

At the New Zealand Secondary Schools Teams Championships in early August, Katie Templeton was selected as the number 2 player to represent NZ in the Senior Secondary team.

Use this site to find out more about our local Institute of Technology: Toi-Ohomai and the entry requirements of New Zealand Universities.

The Technology Stage II build is expected to begin in September.

Around the inside of the College Hall's walls is a long display of photographs of past and present students who have achieved at a high level.

Congratulations to all of the students listed below:

My name is Grace Fotheringhame and I applied for $500 worth of funding to use towards a student-led activity generated from the Loves-Me-Not programme.

We ask that where possible caregivers please do not drop off or pick students up in the main car park after school.

Senior students recently took part in Secret Admirer's Week