Charting New Waters
Charlotte and her mother Tracey helped RROGA correspondent Charlotte Gray to find out how Rangi Ruru’s first girl with Down Syndrome has achieved so much.
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Rangi Ruru Rowing on the World Stage
As Rangi Ruru student Charlotte Gorman (Year 12) competes for New Zealand at the U19 World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria, we reflect on a season that saw the evolution of the training, techniques a
Rangi Ruru Teachers Teach Other Teachers at National Symposium
Seven remarkable Rangi Ruru Girls’ School educators, helmed by Assistant Principal Melissa Campbell, travelled to Auckland to present at the ISNZ For-Teachers-By-Teachers Symposium recently.
Nurturing Futures in Primary Industries
The 2026 school year has seen the introduction of a new Level 3 subject, Primary Industries. No one can deny the importance of this sector to New Zealand and its economy.
Inaugural Founder’s Medal Awarded to Trailblazing Alumna
This year, a new tradition was added to the Founders’ Day Assembly as alumna Liz Alden Wily was awarded the inaugural Founder’s Medal for her work as an internationally recognised land economist.
Making Their Mark in Equestrian Sport
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School has a strong tradition of nurturing talented equestrian athletes, many of whom have gone on to achieve outstanding success across multiple disciplines.