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Term Dates

2013

Term 1

Mon 28 January - Fri 19 April

Term 2

Mon 6 May - Fri 12 July

Term 3

Mon 29 July - Fri 27 September
(mid term break 5- 6 September)

Term 4

Mon 14 October - Fri 6 December

2014

Term 1

Mon 27 January - Thurs 17 April

Term 2

Mon 5 May - Fri 4 July

Term 3

Mon 21 July - Fri 26 September
(mid term break 4-5 September)

Term 4

Mon 13 October - Fri 5 December

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Rugby Newsletter

Jul 3 International student adds to her adventures Mexican exchange student Sofia Aureoles Geymonat has spent the last year living in Nelson and studying at Nayland College. She certainly knows how to make the most of her time. She has gone on trips to French Pass with Marine Science, to the West Coast with geography and ends her time in NZ by attending a forum with the Youth United Nations in Vanuatu and Melbourne. Read more here…	Sep 5 Youth Park competition winners Winners of the Nelson City Council Youth Park Competition are Luke Hughes, Natasha Potts, Kaisa Tsaruta, Natasya Hicks, Wati Nichols, Zoe Mead, Megan Parfitt, Karla Lindley, Kimberley Leader and Emma Ching.
Sep 5 Oi You! The 20 finalists in this year’s Oi You! urban art competition include seven from the Nayland community. In the Youth Section are current students Read the rest of this entry »	Sep 5 Jazz band tastes success Nine Nayland students took part in the Southern Jam Jazz Festival in Blenheim last month. The students attended a master class practice at Marlborough Boys’ College to improve their pieces in readiness for the competition. Staying in a Picton backpackers with no television meant the students had plenty of time to work on their songs, changing, rearranging and even learning some new ones. Read the rest of this entry »
Sep 5 Maths competition results add up Once again Maths Week saw students and teachers around the school answering questions and competing in challenges ranging from logic to geometric puzzles to listing uses for maths in the real world. The highlight was the great pi-off, where students either say or write as many decimal places of pi as they can. A new record of 350 places with no mistakes was set by Nick Whittington. The audience responded with a spontaneous standing ovation. Quite an accomplishment! Read the rest of this entry »	Sep 5 Positive ERO Report for Nayland We have received our confirmed ERO Review Report following ERO’s Term 2 visit to Nayland College this year. Unlike previous years the new reporting format does not provide a summary version for parents – instead the entire Report has been written for parents. The Report is very affirming of the many good things that we know are happening at Nayland. Read the rest of this entry »