Over the term break, I was fortunate to visit Japan with my family.  Japan has been on my ‘bucket list’ for many years and various

11 May – Miha Maori at Hato Petera 13-17 May – Maia Week 16 May – Paid Union Meeting (school closes at 12.00pm) 17 May –

Be as shining lamps giving light to all around you – Catherine McAuley There are many students in our College who are excellent role models

Our school was well represented at this year’s Pompallier Shield competition hosted by Rosmini College, with a team of 18 students participating in various categories. 

Every May, Deaf Aotearoa organises New Zealand Sign Language Week, a celebration of one of the country’s official languages. New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Week

Māia week will take place on 13-17 May with Pink Shirt Day finishing off the week with stalls and a mufti day.  The focus of

Last Friday, the Kiwi Sisters Club welcomed a group of international students from Thailand.  They had a tour of the school, learnt Maori games and

Year 12 student, Isla Kohlberger, won a scholarship to attend a 2 week cultural exchange in China.  She visited Shanghai and Beijing during the Term

Year 10 students have just finished their self-portraits on book covers.  Students worked in the style of ex Carmel student (Alumni) and famous Auckland artist,

Estuaries are mix zones where rivers meet the sea.  These rich ecosystems provide vital habitats and food for fish, birds and other creatures.  They also

Year 13 Drama students are working to produce their spectacular annual and final show, “The Game’s Afoot”, penned by Ken Ludwig.  The show is a

Congratulations Lani Rawle, our Head of Sport, is having an impressive season!  She has been selected for every volleyball tournament team and has now been

NZ Scholarship assessments are designed to be challenging for the most able students in each subject.  Assessment is by either a written or spoken examination

WHO: Open to all students who would like help or further learning in a certain subject to attend the session/workshop. Senior tutors will be leading.

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, schools are increasingly adopting innovative approaches to conflict resolution.  Peer mediation, a practice where students facilitate discussions to resolve

TICKETS AVAILABLE SOON

Where: Carmel College school Hall When: Friday 24 May, 6.30-8.30pm Cost: $15 per ticket By purchasing a ticket to the Carmel/Rosmini Year 8 Social on

With Winter sports games and trainings starting up we want your photos!! Send in your shots for the competition: Action photos Team photos Informal photos

$10 per ticket Spaces are limited so registration is essential. Please register HERE

Currently, there are families in our community that are experiencing considerable stress and financial pressure. Please be assured that we are here to support all

10 June 2024 – 7.00pm to 8.30pm Parenting in today’s digital era can be overwhelming.  Are you finding it challenging to keep up with the