Huanui College

Specialist teachers

and unique learning programmes

We are now enrolling for 2022 and accepting enrolments for 2023 and 2024.

2021 school commencement information

We look forward to seeing everyone back soon!

Click to read more details about the start of the term.

Huanui College proudly introduces our Senior Leadership team for 2021:

Head Boy – Ronan Payinda
Head Girl – Grace Wiegersma
Whanaungatanga Deputy Head Girl – Isla Adams
Deputy Head Girl – Lana Newman
Deputy Head Boy – Kian Naidoo
Deputy Head Boy – Jacob Urlich

Whānau Prefects

Blake – Jack Trubshaw
Hillary – Sebastian Allan
Ngāpua – Charlie Firth
Sheppard – Aroha Snowsill

We will announce our School Prefects and Whānau Captains at the start of the 2021 school year.

Some great news about Asha Huddleston and her incredible dance achievements:

Asha got her dance exam results back - Distinction in Ballet and Jazz. The highest level plus achieving 100% excellence in some criteria. Top in both classes.

Even more of an achievement this year as preparation was disrupted! BTDA (British Theatre Dance Assn) is internationally recognised. Normally an examiner comes from Britain, but, this year, adapted to online practicals! Asha is now at Vocational level for Jazz, meaning they also submit a body of written work and are interviewed as part of the exam.

Well done Asha - what a marvellous show of grit and determination.

2020 Science Fair winners!

The results have been released from the Central Northland Science and Technology Fair. We are proud to announce that our students achieved a number of these!

Overall Award
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Best of Fair, Overall Winner: Jasper Miller-Waugh – Saved by the Bell Controller.

Class Awards
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Best Year 7 Best Exhibit Award: Daniel Pickford – The Optimum Cricket Bat
Year 9 Award, Highly Commended: Charlotte Gorrie – Where’s it Clear?
Year 10 – 11 Award, Highly Commended: Lucy Nichols and Danae Segessenmann – The Goss about Floss
Year 10 – 11 Best Exhibit Award: Jasper Miller-Waugh – Saved by the Bell Controller

Special Topic Prize Winners
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Forest and Bird Prize: Sophie Mander – All about Bittern
Geoscience NZ Prize: Charlotte Gorrie – Where’s it Clear?
Fonterra Kauri Prize: Craven Whitehead – Which Excrement Grows the Most Silverbeet?
Fonterra Kauri Prize: Ashton Mann – Battle of the Fertlizers

Special Topic Awards
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Dairy and Primary Industry Award: Julia Berweger – Do Carrots have more mass when grown with Natural or Artificial Fertiliser?
Technology: Jasper Miller-Waugh – Saved by the Bell Controller
Environmental Management/Conservation, Highly Commended: Sinead Gordon – Put a Lid on it
Health: Lucy Nichols and Danae Segessenmann – The Goss about Floss

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2020 Inaugural Inter-Whānau Singing Competition

Our first ever inter-whānau singing competition! Congratulations to all of our students and staff for their sustained effort over the term - what a great afternoon seeing everyone performing. With the singing, chanting and cheering, the festive mood was strong, and whanāu spirit raging. Great to see full involvement, and always a pleasure to welcome families in to enjoy the performance with.

They sung and they sung and the Blake Whānau won!

A uniquely individual
educational experience

We believe that every child must be valued as an individual. Our shared vision is to develop self-confidence, self-worth and happiness in our students, within a special atmosphere of encouragement and support.

Enabling students to
reach their true potential

We encourage healthy competition, diligence and the pursuit of personal excellence. Students are taught in small classes and are treated as individuals.