As a precautionary measure, we have reset all student passwords due to an email scam. Please ensure that your child does not open any attachments in emails that mention the phrase “for your reference”. New passwords have been sent to caregiver email addresses. Thank you for your understanding and support in this matter.

Last weekend six Nayland College volleyball teams took part in the tournament with some fantastic results!

Congratulations to Ruby Burr, Sam Martin and Jet Jones!

Pop up vaccination clinic available at Nayland College today 3:15pm - 5:00pm. All welcome. Brought to you by NMDHB Covid Response Team. For more information contact Charlotte.Etheridge@nbph.org.nz

Congratulations to 'Seedlings Collection' who won the 'Make it Real - Best Annual Review Award' through the Young Enterprise Scheme recently!

Congratulations to 'SunStitch' who won the 'Environmental and Sustainability Award' through the Young Enterprise Scheme recently!

Over the holidays the Term 3 House Challenge continued with staff and students exercising 'the length of New Zealand' and students submitting photos 'from a worm's eye view.' Here are the results!

Nayland alumni Hanna Van der Giessen was recently announced as one of the recipients of the University of Otago 20Twenties Young Alumni Awards in recognition of bridging the gap between Artificial Intelligence and the medical world.

Meet Sue Ford, our new Head of Learning Support who joined the Nayland whānau at the start of the year. Sue brings a smile and loads of passion to every conversation and interaction with both staff and students. Today we get to know a little bit more about the person behind the big smile.

This year, a group of students are putting together parcels for families struggling financially within our school community. This is a way for the people at Nayland college to reach out to and provide for those who need it most.

Don't miss this play featuring one of our very own and very talented young actors! See the attached poster.

Calling all kids who are mad as hell about the lack of progress on climate change! The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum is inviting the region’s under-18s to take their frustration and channel it into art.

Please be advised that from Term One 2022, bus fares for all Nelson Coachline routes will be increasing.

Students who travel on the bus MUST wear a face mask unless they have an exemption. Students may be refused entry onto the bus if they do not have a mask.