NEWS
Te Wero Wai kicks off house events for 2021
Year 9 students along with their House Leaders, House Captains and Year 13 Peer Mentors, were the first to kick off house events for 2021 with the inaugural ‘Te Wero Wai’ afternoon at Nayland Pool complex last Friday.
Timetable Changes
This year, a number of changes have been introduced. Lesson times have increased to 75 minutes and the Puna Ako programme has been introduced. How are these going so far?
Scholarship Info Session Draws a Crowd
The Nayland College Library was packed on Monday afternoon with students interested in how to earn Scholarships
Face coverings information
Under Level 2 face coverings are required on public transport (buses, trains and commuter ferries). However, school busses are exempt. Face coverings will be required for the NBus.
NZ Moves Back to Level 2
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement tonight that there are cases of community transmission in Auckland, Nayland College would like to assure our community that school will be open as per usual tomorrow.
Caregiver A-Z Guide 2021
This handbook contains a wide variety of information for parents and caregivers to support their students whilst at Nayland College. The handbook is also available to download at any time from our website.
2021 Start of Year information
Our website has been updated with 2021 uniform details, extended shop hours, stationery lists and start of year information. Below are some helpful dates and things you need to know for January 2021.
Proposed enrolment scheme – community consultation
Nayland College has been formally notified by the Ministry of Education that there is likely to be overcrowding at the school unless an enrolment scheme is adopted. Under Section 11H(1) of the Education Act 1989, the Nayland College Board must now begin developing a scheme and this process must include a period of community consultation.
Nominations open now for two school trustee positions
Nominations are invited for the election of two parent representatives to the Board of Trustees. A nomination form is included in this article and hard copies may be collected from reception. Nominations close noon on Friday 30 October.
Nayland’s diverse dancing talent gets to put on a show
Last Monday was the Nayland’s Dance Showcase. Although scaled back in terms of audience, it was big on talent and variety. There were 40 students that took part in the showcase, across 12 different acts. There were a range of dance genres, including Bollywood, jive, contemporary, gumboot, musical theatre and kapa haka.
Face coverings update from the Ministry of Education
Face coverings will therefore be required on public transport (buses, trains and commuter ferries) from 11.59pm on Sunday 30 August. However, school busses are exempt. Face coverings will be required for the NBus.