Rangitoto College Basketball/Netball Court
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A place where we will empower each student, through unrivalled opportunities, exceptional support and challenging academic experiences to make a positive difference in the world.
The essence of this school is that it puts great teachers together with great students. It gives each the resources, facilities and freedom to get on with learning. It adapts the best of both traditional and modern teaching and assessment pedagogy. Results are constantly reviewed and targets set to bring improvement.
Students are able to participate in an outstanding range of co-curricular activities. We benefit from truly world-class resources and facilities that offer a multitude of activities.
The college provides up to 30 different sports. Students are encouraged to participate in sport throughout their time at the college. With an extensive range of sports on offer and with a focus on long-term healthy lifestyle choices, students are pushed to unlock their potential and expand their talents.
In addition to our academic programme, Rangitoto College offers students the chance to join many clubs and groups outside of the classroom. Participate in a wide range of extra-curricular activities including music, drama, dance, and cultural activities.
Term 3 has been an incredible term filled with sporting accomplishments and impressive academic results. We have also celebrated the diverse range of cultures we have in the kura this term, with a wide range of events showcasing our student talent. Our Special Assemblies this week are a recognition of the hard work and achievements of our students in front of their parents, peers, and teachers. A huge congratulations to all our award winners!
Term 3 has been an incredible term filled with sporting accomplishments and impressive academic results. We have also celebrated the diverse range of cultures we have in the kura this term, with a wide range of events showcasing our student talent. Our Special Assemblies this week are a recognition of the hard work and achievements of our students in front of their parents, peers, and teachers. A huge congratulations to all our award winners! ...
A huge congratulations to our Gateway and Pathways to Employment students who have secured part time and full time employment!We’re so proud and look forward to seeing what you accomplish in your new roles.
A huge congratulations to our Gateway and Pathways to Employment students who have secured part time and full time employment!We’re so proud and look forward to seeing what you accomplish in your new roles. ...
As another busy term draws to a close, check out some of our Term 3 highlights in the latest issue of Vista! Click the link in our bio or check your emails to read the full edition.
As another busy term draws to a close, check out some of our Term 3 highlights in the latest issue of Vista! Click the link in our bio or check your emails to read the full edition. ...
Students recently enjoyed a visit from NASA’s Dr Vandi Verma! Dr Vandi Verma is the Principal Engineer and the Deputy Section Manager for the Mobility and Robotics section at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Her work with the Mars rovers, Curiosity and Perseverance, encompasses all stages of robotics capabilities from research and development to mission design. This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to hear from an expert in this field.
Students recently enjoyed a visit from NASA’s Dr Vandi Verma! Dr Vandi Verma is the Principal Engineer and the Deputy Section Manager for the Mobility and Robotics section at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Her work with the Mars rovers, Curiosity and Perseverance, encompasses all stages of robotics capabilities from research and development to mission design. This was a fantastic opportunity for our students to hear from an expert in this field. ...
Year 10 student Juwon Kim competed in the Wellington 72 Hole Stroke Play Championship, held at Manor Park Golf Sanctuary. Juwon won with scores of 68, 70, 70, and 71 over four rounds. Additionally, they have selected four players from New Zealand Golf to go to Sydney, Australia, for a golf tournament at the beginning of October with Juwon being one of the selected!Ka pai Juwon!
Year 10 student Juwon Kim competed in the Wellington 72 Hole Stroke Play Championship, held at Manor Park Golf Sanctuary. Juwon won with scores of 68, 70, 70, and 71 over four rounds. Additionally, they have selected four players from New Zealand Golf to go to Sydney, Australia, for a golf tournament at the beginning of October with Juwon being one of the selected!Ka pai Juwon! ...
As we look forward to our third annual Pīpīwharauroa Festival, we acknowledge the purpose of this celebration is to uplift Matauranga Māori at Rangitoto College.This is our 3rd year in the cycle, where the previous festivals have highlighted the matauranga Māori our kaiako have embedded into their curriculum areas. This year we celebrate the return of the Pīpīwharauroa bird back to the islands. As the Pīpīwharauroa leaves our beautiful country we’ll have a twilight festival to celebrate the Māori knowledge we have learnt over the years and our continued commitment to develop our understanding of Te Ao Māori and Te Reo Māori within our curriculum. Toi tū te Tiriti o Waitangi! The theme of this year’s festival is whakapapa. He kakano ahau i ruia mai i Rangiatea. I will never be lost, for I am a seed grown in Rangiātea.
As we look forward to our third annual Pīpīwharauroa Festival, we acknowledge the purpose of this celebration is to uplift Matauranga Māori at Rangitoto College.This is our 3rd year in the cycle, where the previous festivals have highlighted the matauranga Māori our kaiako have embedded into their curriculum areas. This year we celebrate the return of the Pīpīwharauroa bird back to the islands. As the Pīpīwharauroa leaves our beautiful country we’ll have a twilight festival to celebrate the Māori knowledge we have learnt over the years and our continued commitment to develop our understanding of Te Ao Māori and Te Reo Māori within our curriculum. Toi tū te Tiriti o Waitangi! The theme of this year’s festival is whakapapa. He kakano ahau i ruia mai i Rangiatea. I will never be lost, for I am a seed grown in Rangiātea. ...
A reminder to all Year 10 students and select Senior students that CAA testing is happening this Thursday and Friday. ????Paper exam admissions slips have been given out in tutor and say the venue of your exam. (You can also access this online if you need to.)????You must bring your paper exam admission slip to your exam. You need to have already created an NZQA account and know your username and password. For the Numeracy test, you must also bring a calculator. See your tutor teacher for any questions or if you did not receive your admission slip. Good luck!
A reminder to all Year 10 students and select Senior students that CAA testing is happening this Thursday and Friday. ????Paper exam admissions slips have been given out in tutor and say the venue of your exam. (You can also access this online if you need to.)????You must bring your paper exam admission slip to your exam. You need to have already created an NZQA account and know your username and password. For the Numeracy test, you must also bring a calculator. See your tutor teacher for any questions or if you did not receive your admission slip. Good luck! ...
Year 11 Hospitality students recently enjoyed a visit from @barkersprofessional! The focus of the visit was on new and interesting premade products. This was a fantastic opportunity to expose students to industry specialists and the use of Barkers products in commercial kitchens.
Year 11 Hospitality students recently enjoyed a visit from @barkersprofessional! The focus of the visit was on new and interesting premade products. This was a fantastic opportunity to expose students to industry specialists and the use of Barkers products in commercial kitchens. ...
Checkmate! Our Junior Chess players recently went to Westlake Boys High School for a friendly tournament and came away with the win! Congratulations to our team and thank you Westlake Boys for the competition.♟️
Checkmate! Our Junior Chess players recently went to Westlake Boys High School for a friendly tournament and came away with the win! Congratulations to our team and thank you Westlake Boys for the competition.♟️ ...
Entrance Exams start this week! From Thursday until the end of Week 9, Year 12 and 13 students only need to be on campus when they have an exam. Personal timetables can be found on PC School. These exams are crucial for students to demonstrate their level of knowledge for 2024 pathways. They are compulsory to attend.Exam conditions mirror NZQA expectations—check your email for more details.Study hard and try your best! Tūwhitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitu!
Entrance Exams start this week! From Thursday until the end of Week 9, Year 12 and 13 students only need to be on campus when they have an exam. Personal timetables can be found on PC School. These exams are crucial for students to demonstrate their level of knowledge for 2024 pathways. They are compulsory to attend.Exam conditions mirror NZQA expectations—check your email for more details.Study hard and try your best! Tūwhitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitu! ...
Last week, our dance teams rocked the Dance NZ Made regional competition! Huge congrats to all our incredible dancers who made us proud and brought home some stellar results! Year 9-10 Second runner up - Junior Company with VOIDYear 9-10 Team Champion - Magnum Junior Troupe with I LOVE ITYear 11-13 Team Champion - Magnum Senior Troupe with THE SHOW MUST GO ONOpen Division 4th runner up - Ballet Troupe with CAN’T CATCH ME NOWOpen Division 3rd runner up - Magnum Company with HYRDAOpen Division 1st runner up - Magnum Troupe with PARIS TO BERLINOverall team results!2nd runner up - Magnum Troupe with PARIS TO BERLIN1st runner up - Magnum Senior Troupe with THE SHOW MUST GO ONGreat job dancers!
Last week, our dance teams rocked the Dance NZ Made regional competition! Huge congrats to all our incredible dancers who made us proud and brought home some stellar results! Year 9-10 Second runner up - Junior Company with VOIDYear 9-10 Team Champion - Magnum Junior Troupe with I LOVE ITYear 11-13 Team Champion - Magnum Senior Troupe with THE SHOW MUST GO ONOpen Division 4th runner up - Ballet Troupe with CAN’T CATCH ME NOWOpen Division 3rd runner up - Magnum Company with HYRDAOpen Division 1st runner up - Magnum Troupe with PARIS TO BERLINOverall team results!2nd runner up - Magnum Troupe with PARIS TO BERLIN1st runner up - Magnum Senior Troupe with THE SHOW MUST GO ONGreat job dancers! ...
Rangitoto College Basketball/Netball Court: Opinions
Positive experience: Hoops are lower then regulation so easy to dunk if that’s what your going for
Positive experience: Played basketball there, nice gymnasium
Fantastic experience: The Rangitoto under 19s boys have made to.finals and ready for GC so proud of them
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