Since 1970
Our history
From our first day of attendance on 3 February 1970 to today, Rosehill College has grown alongside its community — more than five decades of milestones, people and achievements.
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1970
- First day of attendance, 3rd February
- First tennis courts
- Canteen opened in A Block
- Walkathon fundraiser — 20 miles
- First Board of Governors elected
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1975
- First Form 7
- Tender for gymnasium — $96,323
- Des Hunt first Board staff representative
- Girls' cricket unbeaten
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1984
- Eric Jerkovich retired
- Computer suite opened in B12
- Polynesian group formed
- Senior water polo team won North Island Championship
- Golf team Auckland Championship
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1996
- Whaea Mereana Herangi appointed Kapa Haka tutor
- Kapa Haka 1st for best dressed at Secondary Schools Māori Festival
- Chris Ormandy 1st in Double Mini Tramp World Age Championship
- First Cultural Day
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2000
- New canteen opened
- College zone created
- Richard Beal Dux (Rhodes Scholar 2005)
- Matua Jim Smith appointed first Kaimanaaki
- PM Helen Clark opened drama, music and canteen facilities
- Teacher Tina Bell-Kate, NZ Olympic hockey team
- Teacher Neisha Pratt, NZ Women's Indoor Cricket World Cup team
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2008
- Gymnasium/Sports Centre completed
- Kapa Haka won Mōteatea-Kia Mōhio Kia Rangatiri Trophy at Polyfest
- Teachers Dave and Lyndon Ormandy left after 22 years
- Year 9 and 10 teams won Counties Manukau Mathex competition
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2015
- Concert band received Silver Award at KBB Music Festival
- Rugby 1st XV learned new haka gifted by Ku Tirakatene
- Tardis built for build-ability challenge
- Tour band performed on the Great Wall of China
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2019
- Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy opened 'Rising Foundation' building
- Five Showdown nominations for drama teacher Stacey Harrison
- Alyssa Harrison won NZSS Rider at Eventing Champs
- Dylan Naera selected for NZ U15 badminton squad
- PM Jacinda Ardern visited Te Whare Kimiora Student Support Centre
From the archives
Rapua ētahi atu
The story continues
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