I am very proud that after 5 years as principal of Nayland College, I can say with some certainty that we have been on a transformational pathway.

Sophie Hampson, a Year 12 student at Nayland College, will be traveling to Nelson's sister-city Yangjiang, China in April 2020 as part of an ongoing Arts and Cultural Youth Exchange Programme.

As Nayland College moves towards fully integrating BYOD into Years 9 and 11 in 2020, each newsletter we will be profiling how our staff and students are using this technology to improve teaching and learning. This time we stopped by Mr Gargiulo's Year 10 social studies class.

Nayland College media studies students were among the 23 young filmmakers who showed off their wares at the annual Briefs film competition on Thursday the 31st of October. Held at the Suter Theater, the competition saw a packed house enjoy student films from Nayland College, Nelson College for Girls and Nelson Boy’s College.

Our major cups and trophies were awarded to outstanding students in all areas of performing arts last Wednesday night.

NZ Uniforms are looking for two sales and customer service stars to work for NZ Uniforms from our soon to open Nayland College campus shop as Uniform Sales Consultants.

Year 12 students Harry Palmer and Elise Reid took part on a grueling and uplifting Outward Bound course at the end of last term.

Lisa-Marie Soehngen is one of the group of international students who've called Nayland home for a stretch of time after joining us from around the globe. Here she shares her experiences of NZ with us before she heads back to Germany.

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