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Arts & Cultural Awards

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Congratulations to all our 2024 award winners!

Awards in Music

  • Nelson City Brass Cup – Most improved brass player: Max Lang

  • Spaak Cup – Most improved junior student in music: Mattie Lang

  • Trinity College London Cup – Outstanding contribution to concert band: Iris Moffat

  • Nayland College Jazz Band Cup – Outstanding contribution to jazz band: Koko Sugikwaka  

  • Nayland College Orchestra Trophy – Outstanding contribution to orchestra: Morgan Barak

  • Nelson Civic Choir Choral Cup – Outstanding contribution to choral music: Isaiah Vahatau-Laing 

  • Bruce Meikle Cup – Excellence in music: Morgan Barak

  • Nigel E. Weeks QSM Trophy – Outstanding musician: Joe Gavin

  • Chapman-Cohen Musical Award – Outstanding contribution to music: Molly Sussex

Awards in Dance

  • VAST Dance Festival Trophy – Most promising young dancer: Lily Cox

  • Kanikani Award – Most improved dancer: Jacey Adams

  • Nayland Dance Trophy – Attitude & perseverance: Ashling Connell

  • Jones Cup – Outstanding contribution to dance: Maggie O’Hara

 Awards in Drama

  • Nayland College Junior Drama Cup – Most promising junior drama student: Evie MacLean

  • Nayland College Award – For scriptwriting and/or directing: Tia Cranefield, Anna Koldau & Emily Rodley

  • Nayland College Drama Cup – Best performance in drama: Marcus Scott

  • Eileen Appleton-Maher Cup – Outstanding contribution to drama: Rhiannon Sinclair

 Awards in Performing Arts (Multi and Cross Discipline)

  • Nayland College Performing Arts Trophy – Best supporting actor in a musical: Ollie Gabites

  • Cassandra Wells Cup – Best comedy performance: Tia Cranefield

  • Dance & Drama Award – Outstanding performances in dance & drama: Samantha Gerritsen

  • Bruce Martin Performing Arts Trophy – Outstanding contribution to musical theatre: Samantha Gerritsen

  • The VenueTech Cup – Outstanding contribution to backstage or technical theatre-craft: Solomon Macbeth & Bailey Main

  • Wilson Cup – Outstanding contribution to chorus in a musical: Emily Rodley

  • De Jong Trophy – Outstanding selfless service to the arts: Tia Cranefield

  • Trevor Olley Cup – Performer of the year: Samantha Gerritsen

 Visual Arts Awards

  • Contribution to the visual arts community: Isabella Fuller

  • Most diligent visual arts student: Isabella Fuller

  • Outstanding effort: Visual Arts – Painting: Katie van Zijll de Jong

  • Outstanding effort: Visual Arts – Design: Eli Beaglehole

  • Outstanding effort: Visual Arts – Photography: Isabella Fuller

Kapa Haka Awards

  • Te Whakawhanake – Most improved: Izobella Abbot

  • Te Manawanui – Commitment & participation: Manaia Karsten

  • Te Hāpai ō – Best all-round supporter & cultivator of Kapa Haka: Xanthe Banks

  • Kaitātaki Tāne – Outstanding Male Leader: Tien Staples

  • Kaitātaki Wahine – Outstanding Female Leader: Ruihia Pemberton

 

Cultural Blues

A premier award for outstanding contribution to the arts across their whole time at Nayland College.

  • Maggie O’Hara, Morgan Barak, Tia Cranefield, Isabella Fuller, Emily Rodley, Rhiannon Sinclair, Xanthe Banks

Certificates for Outstanding Contribution to the Arts

  • Emma Wilson, Joe Gavin, Mattie Lang, Max Lang, Millie MacBrayne, Pearl Heke, Rose Leighton, Bailey main, Malachi Ng, Amelia Hall, Emmogen McKay, Sam Gerritsen, Molly Sussex 

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