"For me my dream is to make my whānau proud and keep pushing myself to do better! I strongly believe success comes from hard work, learning and enjoying life by doing what I love."

Ki te taha toku papa.
Ko hikurangi te maunga
Ko waiapu te awa.
Ko horouta te waka.
Ko iri te kura te marae.
Ko rakairoa te hapu.
Ko ngati porou te iwi.

Ki te taha toku mama
Ko kahuranaki te maunga
Ko poukawa te waiu
Ko takitimu te waka
Ko kahuranaki te marae
Ko rangikoianake te hapu
Ko ngati whatuipaiti te iwi

Kia ora, ko Neza Rangihuna toku ingoa.

I am the daughter of Robert Rangihuna and Byllie-jean Rangihuna

I was born 2001 and now I Am 17.
I was born in Christchurch and frequently moved from Christchurch to gisborne and back. I attended Whangara Primary School and then South New Brighton.
Ever since I was little I have absolutely loved being outdoors and participating in sports whether it be touch, soccer, rugby, netball etc.

I moved on to Avonside Girls High School from year 9 to year 11, but even though I enjoyed my time at Avonside I decided to move and with me came 3 of my most entertaining friends. Here I am now at Te Pā o Rakaihautu experiencing more than I would anywhere else and enjoying my final years of High School.

Year 13 has begun with a bang and a lot of laughter already. This year really encourages me to be the top of my game and be persistent. (With deadlines closing in faster than I would like and assessment more difficult than before.)

I am the sort of person who likes to set goals and aspirations. I  love to learn new things and try to keep an open mind.

One day I hope to be wise with knowledge and experience as much of the world as I can before I go.