Paddling to the World Stage

Over the break, learners Henry Raheke-Fariu and Christine Raheke-Fariu proudly represented their club and community while competing in a range of regional, national, and international Waka Ama events. Their commitment to training, discipline, and teamwork was evident throughout the competition season with some consistant and successful results. Both of them have qualified for 2026 IVF […]

The Arts Learner of the Year 2025

Paeton Henare was awarded the Arts Learner of the Year Award for 2025, which she earned through her talent and perseverance. These qualities were shown by the way she carried herself and the work she produced in the arts subjects she took; Art History, Dance and the Visual Arts during her time at Alfriston College. […]

Sportsman of the Year 2025

Our Sportsman of the Year has shown outstanding commitment and talent, representing his sport at school, regional, and national levels. Despite his success, he remains humble, hardworking, and team-focused, encouraging those around him. He is a proud role model for Alfriston College. A driving force in the Alfriston College Softball team, he has lifted standards through […]

Sportswoman of the Year 2025

Our Sportswoman of the Year has excelled across multiple sports, representing Alfriston College with pride, humility, and determination. Her dedication and consistency are reflected in her Blue and Black Awards and a Code Cup win. Despite her success, she remains hardworking and a positive role model who embodies the spirit of Alfriston College sport. A […]

Celebrating Excellence: Nishita Kumar Named Dux for 2025

Nishita Kumar (Kaitoro) is our Dux for 2025. Nishita achieved the perfect score of 600 points earning her NCEA Level 1 with 114 Excellence credits, her Level 2 with 104 Excellence credits and, to date, Nishita has 65 Excellence credits towards her Level 3. Nishita was also named the Independent Learner of the Year and […]

Sailing the Spirit of Adventure

Augustin (12KTK) was fortunate to be selected for a voyage with the Spirit of Adventure Trust. Tino sailed for 10 days out and around the Coromandel Peninsula and Aotea Great Barrier Island.

Inter-Whaanau Haka Competition 2025

Week 9 concluded with our annual Inter-Whānau haka competition. For the first time all Whānau performed their own haka rather than the school’s haka. The progress over the years of the competition has been impressive. All Whānau now have strong choreography to support their passionate performances. Well done to Tirohanga for taking out first place for […]

Faith Simi 2025 Art Finalist

Congratulations to Faith Simi (13 WHG) for being a finalist in the Kate Edger Foundation School Creative Competition. Faith says of her artwork, “Boxing has empowered me as a female high school student, building my confidence, discipline, and mental strength. It’s taught me resilience, focus, and the importance of hard work. Boxing has shaped who […]

Samoan Learners Take Part in PILSA Cultural Day

A group of our senior Samoan learners had the wonderful opportunity to take part in the Auckland Law School, University of Auckland Pacific Island Law Student Association (PILSA) cultural day on September 17th. The day was filled with cultural sharing, inspiring conversations and first hand experiences of what life is like as a student in […]