Titiro whakamuri, Kokiri whakamua: Look back and reflect so you can move forward

Check out our upcoming events below.

Fifty Year 8 students from Broadgreen Intermediate, Nelson Intermediate, Nelson Christian Academy and Waimea Intermediate trialed for the inaugural Nayland College Institute of Sport Class on Wednesday.

Term 3 SOAR focus value was Ako (learning together). Below are the outstanding students that demonstrated this value during term 3.

The year 13 Pathways Plus class got their green thumbs out this week as they realised their vision to plant fruit trees outside the hospitality rooms.

Kalani Sheridan has achieved highly this year in his chosen sport, Cross Country. Meanwhile, Sophie young is less than a week away from competing in her first Womens Club Volleyball Nationals.

On the 15th of September a room full of teams were intently answering questions posed by quiz master (and coach) Brendan Crichton. They were all there to support the Senior ‘A’ Girls Volleyball team.

Our Year 13 students this year have been visiting local buisnesses, participating in work placements and listening to a variety of guest speakers.

The Gala Concert on Wednesday 27th June showcased Nayland’s considerable talent pool. A small but special part of this pool are the international students who got involved and shared their talents on the night.

Teacher of Visual Arts, Diana Maskill, who featured on last weeks Friday Five, has been selected for an international group art exhibition in France next month

For the final week of Term 3 Friday Five we feature Damian Roughan, Head of Learning Area: Technology.