Term 3: 23 July - 28 September
Term 4: 15 October - 12 December
School Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:50 am - 3:10 pm
Reception: Mon, Tues, Thur & Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
& Wed 8.00 am - 3.30 pm (earlier closure)
Breakfast Club
Monday, Wednesday & Friday in the Learning Support Centre.
Contents
Institute of Sport Testing Day for 2019
On Wednesday 19 September over seventy students from Broadgreen Intermediate, Nelson Intermediate and Nelson Christian Academy trial for the 2019 Institute of Sport class.
Visit this articleMinistry of Inspiration manifests at Nayland
The 6th and 7th of September saw most secondary schools in the Nelson area closed to students as teachers took part in professional development, followed by a well-earned mid-term break. Not so for a sizeable bunch of Nayland College’s amazing staff and students, however.
Visit this articleLunch money canned with new technology at Nayland College
A new initiative is taking away students' lunch money and sending it straight to their phones for healthy canteen meals.
Visit this articleInnovators inspire kids
The Inspire Festival held at Nayland College inspired a number of news articles as a result. An amazing opportunity for our local young people!
Visit this articleOutstanding Season for the Girls Basketball Team
Commitment and determination pay off for Nayland College Girls Basketball Team
Visit this articlePE students hit the slopes
On Monday 23rd September around 30 Level 2 physical education students headed to the Rainbow Ski Field for their second trip this season.
Visit this articleOH BOY: a storybook of epic NZ men
A beautiful new hardback book called OHBOY is about to be released. It has been authored by ex-pupil of Nayland College, Stuart Lipshaw. It features stories about brilliant Kiwi men who followed their dreams, including Nayland College alumnus, Liam Malone.
Visit this articleDonalee’s Diary: A highland dancer goes to China
Year 9 Nayland College student Donalee Parker was invited to Shanghai’s 29th Annual Tourism Festival 2018. There she performed as a highland dancer with the Celtic Pipe Band featuring two other Nayland students, Elise and Evie Reid who play the side drum and the bagpipes respectively.
Visit this articleInstitute of Sport Adventure Race
On Monday 17 September the IoS students competed in a class Adventure Race in teams of three or four. The weather was abysmal with high winds and torrential downpours, but the weather conditions did not dampen the spirits of the IoS Adventure Racing teams.
Visit this articleProbability and prediction
Learning Centre students have been exploring the concepts of probability and prediction
Visit this articleSummer sport sign-up
Nayland College is trying a new sign-up process for summer sport to make sure we do not miss out on any students wanting to participate.
Visit this articleA visit from the Black Ferns
Nayland College was privileged to have four NZ women's rugby players come to our school for a Q and A session on the 19 September.
Visit this articleSteelers hit home turf
The Counties Manukau Steelers enjoyed a training session on Nayland College's new turf courts early this week.
Visit this articleDo you want to make good things happen for you and other young people?
This is event is for you! Top of the South Youth Hui
Visit this articleHigh-flying theatre buff joins performing arts team
Here we are at the end of Term 3 and it’s time to welcome another staff member to the Nayland family. Drama, dance and social studies teacher Verity Davidson joined us at the beginning of the term after making her move across to the Mainland.
Visit this articleCollaboration delivers a concert of unsurpassed quality.
Nayland College Music Teacher Nigel Weeks was featured recently in the Nelson Mail in a review of a concert given by the Nelson Symphony Orchestra. The article has been reproduced below.
Visit this articleDuathletes show their stamina
The level 3 PE class completed a duathlon assessment at Rabbit Island on the 18th September.
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