And just like that, our last full week of the 2023 academic year draws to an end.  This week has seen the final NCEA examinations

Rain couldn’t dampen our festive spirit and with an amazing turnout of over 2,000 people, Christmas Market by the Lake raised over $15,000 for the

Our Year 7 Technology class has this year engaged in an Animal Beanies unit.  Each student had to create a beanie based on an animal

Year 7&8 students went to Pt Erin swimming pools this week.  When we first arrived we had a quick briefing then we were given 4

During Activities Week, Year 9 students had fun learning about resources and sustainability.  The girls had an enjoyable time innovating a fashionable recyclable dress using

For Business Studies, our topic this term was all about store layout and merchandising strategies. The miniature stores created using boxes, clay and paper for

In our Year 10 Chinese class this term, students have been immersed in a project centered around the Mulan movie.  They had the creative freedom

Year 11 Food Technology students created Goodness bags that have been sent to De Paul House to feed families in need.   They have ranged from

  North Island Secondary Schools Junior Beach Volleyball Tournament – Results 2nd – Year 9 Grade – Lily Hall and Ana Douglas 2nd – Year

Carmel features in the latest copy of the Rangitoto Observer.  Read HERE See us on the front page. Read about local high schools’ top academic

Congratulations to Caitlin Young, Year 10, who has had a poem (called “kāhu”) published in the NZ Poetry Society anthology for 2023 – “white-hot heart.”

The De Paul House Christmas appeal has always been part of our Carmel tradition.  Please give generously to this appeal.  They are looking for Christmas

Hello Carmel College community,  We are the World Challenge team for 2023-2024 and our incredible fundraising opportunity with PEPPER & ME is still running!  We

We will be welcoming International students to Carmel College next year and we are looking for warm and caring homestay families reasonably close to the

Currently, there are families in our community that are experiencing considerable stress and financial pressure from Covid impacts, the cost of living and unexpected weather