Nayland College continues to be a thriving learning community.

Our junior curriculum has been reviewed and revamped.

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is on a mission to ensure Nayland College can keep school nursing services into the future.

A group of Year 12 students got the added bonus of a cuddle with some puppies when they delivered over $1200 in cash on behalf of the eight Level 2 Business Studies businesses this week.

The Nayland Girls' Hockey team had a successful tournament in Nelson last week, holding their own against some formidable opposition.

Last week, over 3 nights, the Nayland Drama Company put on their annual performance. This year was an adaption of A Midsummer Night's Dream, called Dream On.

There is a concerted nationwide push happening right now, driven by SLANZA (School Library Association NZ Aotearoa) and supported by the National Library of NZ, advocating for targeted government funding for school libraries.

Even though we are well over halfway through 2020, we had so many wonderful new teachers join our whanau this year, that the 'new' staff profiles just keep on coming. Today we say hello to PE and Health teacher Zoe Walker.

Dedicated young musician Toby Sussex has approached the role of student leader with sincerity, openness, and the aim of getting younger students involved.

Due to Level 2 restrictions, one of the highlights of the Nayland calendar, Nayland's Got Talent, had to make the leap to becoming an online competition this year. The votes have been tallied and the winner is...Sugarloaf.

Ella Ricciardi, Will Irvine and Bo Kessler recently returned to their former primary schools to judge the annual primary school speech competitions. Will and Ella (Class of 2015) were part of the judging panel at Birchwood School, while Bo (Class of 2016) was one of the judges for the interschool competition, hosted by Nayland Primary School.

Nayland has traditionally had a strong arts program, which over the years, has produced some fantastic young talent. This year has been no exception. Today we profile two Year 12 Students whose works are about to be exhibited in the North Island: photographer Emma Barnes-Wetere and sketch artist Fabian Strauch.

The students from The Learning Centre have weekly Lifeskills classes where they learn to deal with everyday situations that they may encounter throughout their lives.

Another fantastic recipe designed by students, for students as part of the Nayland Food Collective initiative. Today's recipe has been submitted by Year 13 student Brittney Dillon.

Nomination forms will be available from next week at the Student Support Centre. Nominations close Wednesday 23 September.

If you are interested in becoming a member of the Nayland College Board of Trustees, please keep reading.

Over this Summer holidays we have different camps for youth and children to do challenging and fun activities, themed wide games, and get to know more people in a camp environment!