Our school mobile phone guidelines.

Two Year 10 classes worked (and taste tested) extremely hard over the past four weeks to bring Nayland College its first ever collaboration with Burger Culture. What they produced was absolutely brilliant and they raised more than $530 to be split between Child Cancer Foundation and Make A Wish Foundation.

Ten of our students competed in the SGCNZ University of Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival Nationals at the Michael Fowler Centre over Queens Birthday weekend.

Nearly 90 high school biology students from throughout Te Tau Ihu have gained invaluable, authentic laboratory experience during a series of workshops held at Cawthron Aquaculture Park (CAP) this month.

Well done to all those who competed at The Big Sing last night and a special congratulations to 'NayCol Chorale' for taking home the Adjudicator's Award!

Term Two and we’re enjoying being able to be more ‘physical’ again. Y9 students in Physical Education and Health classes this term are learning about fitness and nutrition in today’s world.

Don't miss the Stoke Tāhunanui Kāhui Ako Matariki Celebration. 5pm - 7:30pm next Tuesday 28 June at Nayland College. Live performances, food trucks, market stalls, art displays, star hunt and more!

A nationally run course for Year 11 & 12 students that focuses on the mindset of young drivers rather than on their skills. See below for more information.

Head to the Business Centre before school, at interval or at lunchtime, up until 2:30pm. Bus tickets will not be available for purchase after school.

Since early 2020 the Ministry of Education (MoE) has supported digital access for learners in schools and kura through the provision of thousands of new digital connections. MoE have now announced that these connections will be extended until 15 January 2023. New connections are also available for those that require support.

Yr 12 students can now apply for this amazing scholarship for travel to Southeast Asia in the October Holidays 2023.

Support for SkoolLoop has now finished. If you haven't already, make sure you download our new school app, based on the SchoolBridge platform, and check out all the handy features, including a digital student ID card.

Students, parents and caregivers MUST park offsite. For safety reasons, please use nearby streets for student drop off and pick up. Thank you for your support.

We believe teachers transform futures.

This is an amazing opportunity to hear some world class speakers. The event is being held at Waimea college on 10 August. Interested students should book online prior to 28 June to receive the early bird discount. Students are expected to make their own transport arrangements and to notify the student office of their absence.

$15 fruit and vegetable boxes available to order weekly from Victory Community Centre.

1hr & 2hr rogaines on Wednesday 15 June at the Grampians. Fundraising to support Zefa Fa'avae to attend the Junior World Orienteering Championships. For more information visit www.noc.org.nz/event/nocturnal-rogaine-series

Friday 17 June 3pm-5pm at 548 Main Road Stoke, next to the Stoke Youth Park. Free T-Shirt decorating workshop led by Whanake Youth Leadership Team. Thank you Red Cross for supporting the youth team! Awesome food to munch on, places limited to 20 so message Whanake on Insta to confirm your place.

'Paranormal Activity' (Rated 16+) screening 5:30pm Thursday 7 July at Whanake Youth HQ, Stoke Youth Park. Meet the Producer, Writer and Director Oren Peli at 7:00pm. RSVP to jess@whanakeyouth.org.nz