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Cambridge International Examination Results 2024
18th February 2025
Cambridge International Examination Results 2024 Preliminary Report IGCSE Level At IGCSE Level, 30% of all grades were either ‘A’ or ‘A*’. Of these, 15% were ‘A*’. A ‘D’ grade at this level is equivalent to qualification to Year 12 in a subject and 91% of all grades were ‘D’ grade or higher. Aston […]
Introducing our Student Leaders for 2025!
18th February 2025
Introducing our awesome Student Leaders for 2025! We are so looking forward to the year ahead with you all and your great ideas. Back Row: Indigo Tomlinson (Hillary Whānau Prefect), Lola Childs, Oscar Boyd (Deputy Head Prefect),Nicholas Merry (Head Prefect),Taha McLean-Saad (Blake Whānau Prefect), Jesse MacLeod, Tiana Thomson-Ratahi (Deputy Head Prefect) and Lola Mercer. Front Row: […]
Cambridge Results Report 2023
19th March 2024
International Cambridge Awards 2023 Each year, Cambridge International recognises those students who have excelled in the June and November examinations. In 2023, Indigo Tomlinson attained two awards. One for IGCSE Business Studies (June 2023), and another for IGCSE Geography (June 2023). Cambridge Examination Results 2023 IGCSE Level At IGCSE Level, 35% of all grades were […]
Cambridge International Examination Award Winners 2022
4th April 2023
We are extremely proud to share news of our Cambridge Award Winners from the 2022 Exam series. Congratulations to our students and their diligence in attaining these awards. Details of the winning students and the awards they have achieved are in the table below. Cambridge Award Qualification Syllabus Student Name Series High Achievement Cambridge International […]
Natalya Newman runner up in the NZ schools poetry competition!
29th August 2022
Congratulations goes to Natalya Newman, who came as runner up in the NZ schools poetry competition held by Victoria University of Wellington. Last Saturday, she was flown down to Wellington to attend a poetry Masterclass session. Click on the link below to read more about the event, and read Natalya’s entry called “‘Transparent eyeball”. […]
Clay Target Shooting results
28th August 2022
Overall results from the Northland Secondary schools Clay Target Series It has been an absolute pleasure to be associated with these students and watched their progress. Thank you John Hendriks for your time and coaching and all parents and supporters. Winners Ernie McConnell Memorial Trophy Winners Teams event Nick Byles: High gun of the series […]
Science Week!
28th August 2022
Throughout Science Week, the Science Department runs a photography competition. Congratulations to Ben Abbott who entered the winning photo of a fish with another creature in it’s mouth – so eerie! Click here to see the image Some of the weeks activities included: Making matchstick rockets with Mr Oclee-Brown while hypothesising about the factors needed […]
A Soiree of Student Performances
28th August 2022
A large, appreciative audience enjoyed performances of music, dance, and drama at the lovely Hatea Rooms, Riverbank Theatre, on Tuesday 16th August, given by musicians Alex Horwood, Nicholas Merry, piano, Joseph Prout, guitar and George Sherwood, drums. Senior students’ flautists Kate Bradley and Heidi McGregor, singers Amy Wallace, Jules Benson-Wright and Natalya Newman gave wonderful […]
Wizard of Oz production a College success!
28th August 2022
We would like to express how grateful we are to everyone who was involved and supported the College production of The Wizard of Oz. Congratulations to everyone involved in our production of the Wizard of Oz. After hours of hard work, we finally pulled it together to delight hundreds of audience members over Matariki […]
Annual Whānau Mathex Competition
28th August 2022
The Mathematics Department hosted the annual Huanui College Whānau Mathex competition on Wednesday. Our Year 7 – 10 students (plus our teachers) get the opportunity to exercise their legs and their minds in this competitive inter-whānau competition with our Year 11 students adjudicating the event. The whānau points for 2022 are the closest ever! Places […]