Rosehill College

🏀 Let the scoreboard do the talking. 📸

Big congratulations to Poly Echo on making it through to the Smokefree Tangata Beats Finals.

The group will now represent Rosehill College at the finals on 20 June at Auckland Girls’ Grammar School. Massive achievement and a testament to the hard work, talent, and commitment they’ve put into their music.

All the best for finals night, Poly Echo. We’re proud of you all. 🎶🔥

Colour, chaos, and good vibes all round 🌈
Colour Run 2026 brought the energy from start to finish. Thanks to everyone who got involved and made it one to remember.

Slim Jim’s with veil and lamexca celebrating NZ music month at the Hawkins theatre 🎸👩🏽‍🎤🎤

RHC Premier Netball 🔥

Rosehill College is currently looking for additional homestay families for Term 3, 2026.

Hosting an international student is a great opportunity to welcome another culture into your home, build lifelong connections, and support a young person during their time studying in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Homestay families are reimbursed $380 per week.

If you can provide a safe, caring, and supportive home environment, we would love to hear from you.

For more information, please contact:
[email protected]

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First xi girls football ⚽️ 🏈🏀⚽️⚾️🏐

It is with deep sadness that I write to inform you of the passing of one of our valued staff members, Seema Shankar, who passed away early this morning after a courageous battle with cancer.

Seema joined Rosehill College in 2020 as a Soft Materials teacher. In her time with us, she made a meaningful and lasting impact on many of our students. Seema was a dedicated and passionate educator who cared deeply about her teaching and the young people she worked with every day. Her commitment to her profession, and to ensuring her students felt supported and capable, was evident in all that she did.

Beyond the classroom, Seema brought warmth, kindness, and quiet strength to our school community. She will be remembered for her generosity of spirit, her professionalism, and the genuine connections she built with both students and staff.

This is a significant loss for our kura, and our thoughts are with Seema’s family, friends, and all those who knew and worked alongside her.

We understand that this news will affect members of our community in different ways. Support will be available at school for any students or staff who may need it over the coming days.

We will share further information with you as it becomes available, including ways we can come together to acknowledge and remember Seema.

Nāku noa, nā