School Calendar:
Strike Day Reminder: Wednesday 29 May 2019
Queens Birthday: Monday 3 June 2019
2019 School Terms:
Term 2: 29 April - 5 July
Term 3: 22 July - 27 September
Term 4: 14 October - 13 December
School Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:50 am - 3:10 pm
Reception: Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
& Wed 8.00 am -3.30 pm (earlier closure)
Breakfast Club: Monday, Wednesday & Friday from 8.15 am to 8.45 am
Contents
Pleasing results in annual face-off with Tawa
Nayland College hosted Tawa College this week for our annual sports exchange. Nayland showed some promising results, edging closer and closer to Tawa.
Visit this articleNewsroom visit yields plenty of 'stuff'
After school a couple of Mondays ago, a few of us journalism students hopped into Ms King's trusty jeep and left to go check out our local Nelson newsroom.
Visit this articleForum selection for Nayland environmentalist
Year 13 student and passionate environmentalist Matthew Edmonds was recently selected to attend Blake Inspire. He shares his experiences of this with us here.
Visit this articleUpcoming Mufti Day to raise funds for South Sudan
Level 2 sociology is organising a fundraiser as part of their study about social actions and how to run them. Sociology student Sophie Courtney fills in the details below.
Visit this articleNelson teen following musical dream
Naylalnd College student and singer-songwriter Reece Milton is one of the speakers at the 2019 Young and Inspired event being held in Nelson on May 19
Visit this articleKeen students pushing their best
A team of 3 students from Nayland College attended the Tasman Secondary Schools swimming champs at Stadium 2000 in Blenheim on Sunday 12 May.
Visit this articleLeaving comfort zone key to Cory's message
On Friday 10th May, senior athletes from the Athlete Life Mentoring group were privileged to meet and listen to Otago graduate and physiotherapist Cory Glover.
Visit this articleFrom shipwrecks to science labs
Though she may think otherwise, science teacher Dr Dean has lead an interesting life, to say the least.
Visit this articleNaylanders send a powerful pink message
Nayland staff and students joined others from around the globe to celebrate Pink Shirt Day on Friday 17th May.
Visit this articleVolleyballer makes national youth team
Year 11 Nayland student Max McGeady has been selected as a non-travelling reserve for the New Zealand men’s youth volleyball team that is travelling to the United States in July.
Visit this articleOur Term 1 top SOAR students
During term one our SOAR values focus was success. Our top SOAR value students for that term were acknowledge in a recent assembly
Visit this articleMamanet - Mothers Cachibol League
Our mums' community sports league will start in September and teams are continuing to form in Term 3, from July 22nd.
Visit this articleOlympic sized achievements for our speed skaters
Nayland College students, Holly Ward and Zena Denton made outstanding achievements at the recent Oceania Speed Championships held in Australia during April holidays.
Visit this articleNayland "Old Boy" makes good
Nayland College Alumni, Kinley Salmon is presenting today at Nayland College Library 3.30pm. However, if you can't make it, the attached interview link from Radio New Zealand makes for fascinating listening.
Visit this articleNelson Industry & Trades Expo
Year 11, 12 & 13 student and their parents are welcome to come along to this trades expo to chat to employers - ask questions and suss our job opportunities and career pathways! Its not too late to register!
Visit this article2019 Stoke Tahunanaui Kahui Ako Consultation
On behalf of the Stoke Tahunanui Kahui Ako we would like to ask for parents to complete the attached survey.
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