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

Scholarship applications close June 25.

Cambridge Award Winners 2021

We are so proud to share news of our Cambridge Award Winners this year. Emily Stolwerk was ‘Top in New Zealand’ for IGCSE Business Studies.  Julia Berwerger attained ‘High Achievement’ (first in New Zealand in small candidate number examinations) in IGCSE Agriculture.  These awards were to have been presented at the ASCNZ Awards Ceremony on 18 February but the recent Level 3 conditions in Auckland have meant that these awards will now be presented at the College.

What Does Work look like in a Post COVID World

Huanui College is excited to host the distinguished Professor Paul Spoonley, who will be presenting his knowledge through a seminar entitled "What Does Work look like in a post COVID world". We encourage our parents, senior students, and the wider community to attend. Learn what most employers/tertiary providers are saying about the workplace and what is important.

DATE: Thursday, March 25, 5:30 - 6:30pm
PLACE: Hamlet Room, Huanui College
COST: Donation

Click to register your attendance as spaces are limited.

William Tattersfield receives a Rowing Scholarship from The Kauri Club.

We wish a huge congratulations to William Tattersfield (Rowing, Whangarei) for receiving a scholarship from the Kauri Club. William Tattersfield recently won gold at the North Island Club Rowing Champs as part of the U17 Double Sculls team and was 1st in U17 Single Sculls at the Auckland College Sport Head of the Harbour regatta. Four Northland athletes were successful in receiving a share of $7,000 to assist them over the coming year in their sport.

Applications were received from 17 athletes across 10 sports codes. The scholarships are aimed at high performing athletes to assist them over a year with furthering their sporting endeavours e.g. attending national and international competitions, national coaching camps etc.

Athletics 2021

Another smooth and enjoyable Athletics day! Evident was the support and encouragement all of our competitors, with people acknowledging each other’s efforts; praising their accomplishments and their performances. An integral part of Huanui life is showing that we care for those around us, and that we respect ourselves others.

Students have shown their growth mind sets, with a massive turnout of entries in both competitive and fun events. A great turn out to the events that were entered, and while students were not competing, there was excellent sportmanship and cheering from the stands. The colours stood out supremely well, with the whānau chanting echoing through the valley - giving walkers up Parihaka a beat to take pace to. 

Congratulations to Ngāpua for winning this years Whānau Athletics! Records and placings to follow.