The Science (and Art) of Jewellery
Alumna Amelia Pascoe (Class of 1984) has combined her passions for science and art to become an acclaimed contemporary jewellery artist.
Alumna Amelia Pascoe (Class of 1984) has combined her passions for science and art to become an acclaimed contemporary jewellery artist.
From horseback to hockey turf, football field to basketball and netball courts, and racetrack, Winter Tournament Week 2026 saw over 130 Rangi Ruru ākonga athletes travel across the motu to compete.
Rangi Ruru students Tabitha White and Mikayla Molloy share their Young Farmers journey, agricultural backgrounds and plans for careers in the primary sector.
Whānau Āko creates space for families to learn alongside one another about key issues, challenges, and developments affecting teens.
Each year, our exchange students cross borders, languages, and cultures, discovering not only the world beyond Aotearoa, but also new parts of themselves.
In Term 3 last year, Kistina Wu led Tipu Tahi alongside Mrs Alice Drummond, a professional learning event designed to support beginning teachers.