The King's Birthday public holiday is observed this year on 2 June.  School is closed.

An opportunity for students aged 16 and above, and staff, to support the NZ Blood Service by donating blood in our annual blood drive taking place on 3rd and 4th June 2025. New Zealand hospitals require 3,000 units of blood every week. Collecting blood from Rangitoto College not only provides a valuable contribution, but more importantly helps to educate students on the importance of blood donation, encouraging them to be lifelong donors. Support is given by the students in the Community and Service Committees who help organise this annual event and assist on these two days. These committees have always been exceptional in driving the blood days. They visit every single senior tutor class and present at senior assemblies to encourage students to sign up using the blood service app. They also provide refreshments throughout the day for donors. School photographers also support by documenting the highlights of the day for the school publications. Most years we collect over 200 units of blood from eligible staff and students which converts to over 94 litres of blood. This can potentially save up to 600 lives.    

An opportunity for students aged 16 and above, and staff, to support the NZ Blood Service by donating blood in our annual blood drive on 3rd and 4th June. New Zealand hospitals require 3,000 units of blood every week. Collecting blood from Rangitoto College not only provides a valuable contribution, but more importantly helps to educate students on the importance of blood donation, encouraging them to be lifelong donors. Support is given by the students in the Community and Service Committees who help organise this annual event and assist on these two days. These committees have always been exceptional in driving the blood days. They visit every single senior tutor class and present at senior assemblies to encourage students to sign up using the blood service app. They also provide refreshments throughout the day for donors. School photographers also support by documenting the highlights of the day for the school publications. Most years we collect over 200 units of blood from eligible staff and students which converts to over 94 litres of blood. This can potentially save up to 600 lives.    

Our annual showcase of Korean culture, music and dance with breathtaking costumes is taking place in the Auditorium. This event is co-ordinated by our Year 13 Korean team leaders in conjunction with the teachers. Rangitoto College has been hosting Korean Night for many years; this is an event where students, and their wider whānau, appreciate Korean culture through traditional performances such as the iconic ‘Fan Dance’ to modern K-Pop.  The night aims to connect students of Rangitoto College by allowing them to not only perform their talents, but to express and appreciate diversity within our New Zealand society. There is an array of spectacular entertainment for all to enjoy.  This year, this amazing event is taking place on Friday 6 June, 6pm to 9pm.  All are welcome!    

Welcome Wednesday Tours are all fully booked. Welcome Wednesday tours are with our Principal, Patrick Gale and limited to groups of 10 people. Mr. Gale will be accompanied by Rangitoto College Junior students to help answer any questions you have. There is an opportunity to discuss any enrolment queries that you may after the tours with our Enrolments Manager. All the tours begin at our reception, and take place in Term 2 2025 on 11 June, 18 June and 25 June between 9:15am and 10:15am. If you are interested in joining one of the Welcome Wednesday tours please book your space using this registration form.

Parents and Caregivers are invited, see letter to parents and caregivers,  to attend a presentation hosted by Jake Bailey this evening.  Read Jake's bio here.

Jake will be presenting on positive psychology to support building resilience. Jake is an internationally acclaimed speaker on resilience, the youngest #1 bestselling author in New Zealand history, and as a Commonwealth Study Conference alumnus, has been recognised as one of the most promising emerging leaders across the Commonwealth.

Booking Tickets

We encourage parents to attend this session as it covers evidence-based tools to enable your teenager as well as yourself, to most effectively overcome the challenges we face in life.Tickets are free to the event and can be secured through clicking this link.  Ticketing allows us to manage numbers within the auditorium.        

The Year 12 Ball will be held on Friday 13th June.  More information will be shared with our Year 12 students nearer the time.      

All Welcome Wednesday Tours are fully booked. Welcome Wednesday tours are with our Principal, Patrick Gale and limited to groups of 10 people. Mr. Gale will be accompanied by Rangitoto College Junior students to help answer any questions you have. There is an opportunity to discuss any enrolment queries that you may after the tours with our Enrolments Manager. All the tours begin at our reception, and take place in Term 2 2025 on 11 June, 18 June (fully booked), and 25 June between 9:15am and 10:15am. If you are interested in joining one of the Welcome Wednesday tours please book your space using this registration form.

Matariki Hautapu is taking place this morning from 6:30am to 8:30am in the Rangi Centre.

Matariki public holiday is celebrated this year on 20 June.  School is closed.

 

 

 

All Welcome Wednesday Tours are fully booked. Welcome Wednesday tours are with our Principal, Patrick Gale and limited to groups of 10 people. Mr. Gale will be accompanied by Rangitoto College Junior students to help answer any questions you have. There is an opportunity to discuss any enrolment queries that you may after the tours with our Enrolments Manager. All the tours begin at our reception, and take place in Term 2 2025 on 11 June, 18 June and 25 June between 9:15am and 10:15am. If you are interested in joining one of the Welcome Wednesday tours please book your space using this registration form.

 

Matariki Pō Ngahau is taking place this evening from 6pm to 8pm in the Auditorium.

Today is the last day of School Term 2.

Term 2 Holidays.  School is closed.