Polyfest
“Mālō e lelei kiate kimoutolu kotoa” Students from Carmel and Rosmini proudly represented our schools on the Tongan Stage at Polyfest, showcasing their dedication, talent, and cultural pride. After weeks…
“Mālō e lelei kiate kimoutolu kotoa” Students from Carmel and Rosmini proudly represented our schools on the Tongan Stage at Polyfest, showcasing their dedication, talent, and cultural pride. After weeks…
On Wednesday, 8 April, The Teachers’ Institute will be holding its first Career Change webinar. This is an opportunity for interested people to hear more about life as a teacher,…
At Carmel College, we use SchoolDocs, a secure online platform that helps us maintain, update, and review our school policies. This platform ensures our policies reflect current legislation, Ministry of…
Registered social worker Racheal Wallis will be running a Friendship Skills and Emotional Resilience Workshop for tweens and teens during the upcoming school holidays. The workshop focuses on helping young…
Homestay hosts required for short stay students from Our Lady’s College, Hong Kong We require accommodation for our short stay Hong Kong students from 28 June to 6 July 2026…
On Thursday 19th March, a group of Year 13 students from the Student Leadership Team attended the GRIP Student Leadership Conference. This was a valuable opportunity to further develop their…
What is Pou Manawa? Pou Manawa is Carmel College’s extension and enrichment programme, open to all students who love learning and want to go further. It is self directed, simply…
At the year 12 camp at Tongariro National park 12 Biology students spent a day in the ngahere/forest around Ōwhango. The focus was on preparing for Assessment Bio2.6 (AS91158): Investigate…
The Year 12 Geographers had an exciting day trip whilst on camp. We circumnavigated the mountains to compare the relief, climate, soil and vegetation in different parts of the Tongariro…
Last Monday, Year 11 students had the opportunity to visit Te Kamaka Marae as a cross-curricular learning experience with RE, Health and Te Reo Māori. We were warmly welcomed onto…