Mr. Wilson reflects on the school year from a sporting and performing arts perspective.

A person who attends Nayland College may have whooping cough. Please refer to the information supplied from the Clinical Director of Public Health at Nelson Marlborough District Health Board on recommended actions, possible symptoms and how to protect yourself and your children.

There is a pretty special Nayland connection in the recently launched collection of “epic” New Zealand men’s stories by author and former Nayland student Stuart Lipshaw.

At the end of last term an intrepid group of Mandarin and business students embarked on their much-awaited trip to China. Here one of them - language student and school reporter Maya Jayasena - provides an entertaining account of some of the group’s experiences.

This year saw Nayland College hosting the inaugural Top of the South Readers Cup event, held in the final week of Term 3. It was organised collaboratively by College Librarians from around the Nelson region schools.

Having attended Nayland for less than a year, the new group of South Americans have certainly made a big impact within both the school and the football community.

Nayland College students, Holly Ward and Zena Denton competed in the Southern Speed Skating Competition which was held in Timaru first weekend of October.

This term our school focus is opportunity. This means students will be encouraged to be highly involved in both their learning and extra-curricular activities.

The Suter Art Society recently held its annual public debate evening where teams from Nelson College, Waimea College, Nayland College and Nelson College for Girls debated the arts.

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We had a small number of entrants in the Australian National Chemistry Quiz, where the top students from around the Asia/Pacific region compete for Chemistry glory.

Don't miss Nelson City Brass joined by choral, pipes and dance ensembles for the Celtic event of the year! Nayland College boys choir and a number of other Celtic musicians and dancers from Nayland College will be performing.

End of year student highlights for 2018.