It hasn’t taken long for school life to return back to semi-normal, with a huge number of activities and assessments taking place over the past few weeks.

After a forced hiatus caused by the Covid-19 lockdown, young athletes will be happy to hear that the school winter sports season is about to start again. Nayland College Sports Coordinator Angela Baker and the Director of Sport Brendan Crichton, are working hard to get our winter codes up and running.

They say having limitations is always good when undertaking a creative endeavour. For two of our Year 9 students, Joel Cooper and Riley Nixon, time in quarantine led to some artistic and creative projects.

The Nayland College Level 1 Sociology class has organised a mufti day to be held on Friday 12 June. Zoe Jurgeleit, a member of the class, explains what the mufti day is for and how families can contribute.

This year Nayland College has been lucky to have a fantastic group of new teachers join our whānau. Throughout the year we will be profiling our new recruits in the newsletter so you can get to know them. Today we are saying hello to our new maths teacher Missy Seymour.

This year Nayland College has been lucky to have a fantastic group of new teachers join our whānau. Throughout the year we will be profiling our new recruits in the newsletter so you can get to know them. Today we are saying hello to visual arts teacher Lucy Buckley.

Nayland College horticulture students had the opportunity to visit two local businesses in the horticulture and viticulture industry, learning within the context of a real business experience.

You might recognise Jenn Gilbert even if you have never met her. She was a student at Nayland College from 2000 - 2004. While at Nayland, she discovered a passion for sign language, which has led to her becoming a sign language interpreter for the Prime Minister's televised Covid-19 briefings. We caught up with Jenn, to see how she turned her passion into a career.

Nayland College has been informed of changes to the NCEA Qualification for 2020 due to Covid-19.

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The Ministry of Education are continuing to work towards supporting families who do not have access to the internet from home. Please contact Sarah Luton if you require support.

We are seeking expressions of interest from an enthusiastic coach who would be able to hit the paddock running. If this sounds like you, keep reading...

Our Breakfast Club runs in the Nayland College Library three mornings per week. It serves a great purpose in providing crucial fuel for students that need it. However, we need volunteers to help keep it running.

Stoke School Board of Trustees is looking for an enthusiastic and efficient Secretary to support us by taking minutes at our meetings and working with the BoT Chairperson and Principal to prepare and compile our meeting documentation. Applications close 12 August.