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Nayland College had six teams competing in different tournaments over the course of Winter Tournament week. The tournaments ranged from Nelson all the way down to Invercargill.

Nayland College is pleased to announce that in 2019 a new commercial bus service will be run between Hira and school via Tahunanui.

Sir John Kirwan paid Nayland College a special visit last Thursday the 6th of September. The high-profile former All Black, butcher and tireless mental health campaigner spoke to a group of about 60 students and staff.

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Over the first four days of September, the Nayland College Junior A Basketball team competed in the South Island Secondary Schools Basketball competition held in Nelson. Teams from schools from all around the South Island made their way up to the top!

One staff member who has yet to be introduced is gardener Merryn Royal. She started at Nayland in March this year, after trading in her previous office-based career path for the chance to work outdoors.

As we have a school uniform for years 9-12 we do expect that the correct items are worn. Outlined below is a clarification on the college's expectations for shoes, skirts, shorts and trousers. Thank you for your cooperation in ensuring students are wearing the correct uniform items. As always, if you need support please contact the Student Support Centre or deans.

The performing arts department welcomed a new performing arts coordinator at the beginning of term two. Nelson native Laura Rolfe joins Nayland after some years of juggling teaching ballet and jazz classes with the raising of her two daughters, now nine and eleven.

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Netsafe is New Zealand’s independent, non-profit online safety organisation. Taking a technology-positive approach to the challenges digital technology presents, we work to help people in New Zealand take advantage of the opportunities available through technology by providing practical tools, support and advice for managing online challenges.

Nayland College has linked up with Skool Loop which is an app which notifies parents and caregivers about events, cancellations, notices and newsletters. It also allows you to electronically notify Nayland College of your child's absences and complete permission slips on-line for school trips.

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