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Our annual Sports Awards Ceremony will be virtual this year. Join us on Friday at 7 pm to celebrate an array of student success and achievement. Link is in our bio to join the livestream!🏆@rangitoto_sport
A huge warm welcome back on campus, juniors! We are so excited that you are back on site and ready for a wonderful rest of Term 4.
Goodbye and good luck to our senior cohort! We wish you all the best with your exams. We look forward to welcoming juniors back on campus from Monday.
Rangitoto College bids farewell to our Class of 2021. Our Year 13s have consistently demonstrated resilience and courage in the face of an exceptionally challenging year. We are so proud of their achievements and we wish them all the best as they embark on their greatest adventure yet.
Check out our stories for memories of our Class of 2021 cohort!
We are celebrating Arts Awards online! Join us on Wednesday 24 November at 7 pm to celebrate 163 students who will be recognised for their service and achievement in co-curricular Arts at Rangitoto College! The link is in our bio to join the livestream.
Proudly sponsored by @canon.nz
We are celebrating Arts Awards online! Join us on Wednesday 24 November at 7 pm to celebrate 163 students who will be recognised for their service and achievement in co-curricular Arts at Rangitoto College! The link is in our bio to join the livestream.
Proudly sponsored by @canon.nz
Check out some of the phenomenal work our Level 3 Visual Art students have produced during Lockdown! We are incredibly proud of our students who are talented in printmaking, photography, design, and painting. Well done!
Rangitoto College proudly presents the newest members of the Ministry of Education Youth Advisory Group, Kelly Cha and Olivia Taylor. Through this group, Kelly and Olivia will share their experiences and perspectives, identify issues that are important to young people and provide advice to help improve the education system. This is an outstanding achievement, well done!
Congratulations to Year 13 Yujin Park who placed second in the AUT Auckland Regional Secondary School Japanese Speech Festival. よくできました! @rangitoto_languages
The campus has been brought back to life recently with the return of Rangitoto College’s senior cohort. We are proud of our senior students for rigorously following Covid-19 guidelines to keep themselves and others safe. Rangitoto College looks forward to welcoming juniors back on campus in the future.
The campus has been brought back to life recently with the return of Rangitoto College’s senior cohort. We are proud of our senior students for rigorously following Covid-19 guidelines to keep themselves and others safe. Rangitoto College looks forward to welcoming juniors back on campus in the future.
Alicia’s Vaccine Journey. Shot Alicia! In this video, Head Student Alicia takes us with her as she gets her second Covid-19 vaccine to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in our community. Alicia is one of many Rangitoto College students who are fully vaccinated. Ka pai, Alicia! @uniteagainstcovid19
Cyber safety from Netsafe. With the increase of device use during lockdown it is even more important to be aware of cyber safety. Our Netsafe Internet Safety Council has put together a hilarious and informative video about how to keep yourself safe online. Check it out now! @netsafenz
Congratulations to Year 12 student, Olerato Sibandze, who won first place in the Education Perfect Essay Writing Competition. The competition was open to senior students learning any language across New Zealand and Australia. Olerato wrote a stunning essay in French. Bon travail!
As we prepare to welcome Year 11-13 students back on campus from Tuesday, it is important for seniors to familiarise themselves with the Covid-19 guidelines we have implemented at the college. Please check your inbox for an email sent on Saturday evening which outlines more on what to expect when you return. Juniors will still remain learning online. We wish NCEA students all the best with their Entrance Exams.
Following the announcement today, we will be delaying the start of our assessment programme until all Year 11, 12, and 13 students are back in school next Tuesday. This ensures that all students sit assessments under the same conditions.
If you had an assessment or lesson scheduled for Thursday or Friday, attend that class as normal. An email with more detail is coming out later today.
Rangitoto College will resume online learning in Term 4 from Monday 18 October. The college will share information regarding Entrance Exams and assessments via email within the next day.
We have been extremely proud of our community’s efforts with online learning in Term 3 and look forward to seeing our students again virtually next week. In the meantime, we hope you are all enjoying a well-deserved break.
Rangitoto College is proud of the adaptability demonstrated by our students during the online curriculum this term. We wish students and staff a well-earned rest over the holidays and we look forward to seeing them refreshed and ready for Term 4.
Exam support is here! NCEA Revision Classes are open to any student from any school for Maths, English and Science. Book now through the link in our bio!
The last week of Term 3 is upon us and at Rangitoto College we are focusing on Entrance Exam preparation. Entrance Exams are the best way to feel confident and prepared for the NCEA exam at the end of the year, and it gives you an opportunity to receive formal feedback from your teachers. Our Academic Committee leaders have come up with their top study tips and tricks to help students prepare for exams during the holidays. Check out our stories for more on this now!
