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Third climate strike unites community in intergenerational march
The third nationwide school Strike for Climate was held on Friday the 27th of September and has been praised as the biggest so far with an estimated 170,000 people striking …
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Aha! moment the best for outdoors-loving new maths teacher
New to Nayland maths teacher Deborah O’Dell was born on the North Shore of Auckland and grew up in a house there before the Harbour Bridge was built.
New maths teacher a valuable addition to Nayland
While Nayland has seen a number of new teachers make the move down from Auckland, Anna Playford and her family have joined us from another direction: Sydney, Australia.
Emily lifts herself to top of the country
Power-lifter and Year 12 student Emily Rutherford recently became the National Youth Champion after competing in Christchurch last month.
Spirited Spanish teacher joins Nayland
Half-Kiwi, half-Spanish, and whole-heartedly passionate, new Spanish teacher Cristina Armstrong is set to teach here at Nayland for at least the next two terms.
Science teacher passionate about making it practical
Science teacher Maria van den Berg brings much experience and knowledge to her role, as she joins the staff at Nayland College this term.
Nayland alumnus earns impressive accolade
Since leaving Nayland College in 1986, alumnus Doctor Judith Bateup has garnered an impressive list of achievements, the most recent of which is her election as a Companion of the …
Kayaker navigates Nayland’s sciences
Hilary Hurst loves a challenge, whether that be a difficult student, or navigating her way through harsh rapids. Mrs. Hurst enjoys teaching science, but she also seeks a “low key” …
Our future with artificial intelligence: Friend or foe?
Nayland College alumnus and current Washington DC economist Kinley Salmon can now add ‘author’ to his list of achievements. He recently returned to his former college to launch his first …
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From shipwrecks to science labs
Though she may think otherwise, science teacher Dr Dean has lead an interesting life, to say the least.
Forum selection for Nayland environmentalist
Year 13 student and passionate environmentalist Matthew Edmonds was recently selected to attend Blake Inspire. He shares his experiences of this with us here.
Chemistry student makes national selection
Year 13 Merlyn Barrer was selected as one of 32 students nationally to attend the New Zealand Chemistry Olympiad training camp, held in Auckland from the 13th -18th of April. …
House Ravenclaw for Miss Harvey?
Trudy Harvey comes across as any other relateable modern-day English teacher.
Oliver! opens eyes to world of talent at Nayland
Last week the college’s school production took to the stage. Here student reporter Aleisha Smith gives a review of the closing night’s performance.
Students sick of waiting for change
OPINION: Passionate environmental advocate and student reporter Ruby Vidgen reflects on the recent climate strike and the issues behind it.
Returning teacher brings passion and enthusiasm to Nayland
Maths teacher Rachael Purdie brings warmth, passion and knowledge to Nayland College’s staff this year as she returns after a break from teaching.
Compassion-crazy student leader is here to help
Student leader Zoe Fitzgerald has truly made the most of her time here at Nayland. And, even in her final year, she’s still giving back.
Rugby stars make rep squad
Congratulations to the three Nayland girls who have made the Tasman Secondary Schools girls rugby squad.
Spreading positivity through social media
Earlier this year, two Year 9 students, Zoe Jurgeleit and Lotte Ketcher, took it upon themselves to tackle teen cyberbullying problems. Their solution: The Positivity Project.
Nayland students explore the cosmos
Year Nine students Beni Rae and Eli Sheppard are the brains behind the operation that is Nayland College’s astronomy club.
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