Hi, I am Lovin Varghese, the new TiC Materials Technology. I'm a mechanical engineer with a background in CAD, Design and teaching. I've spent over a decade working in engineering education and really enjoy helping students understand concepts through practical, real-world examples.

I'm Alexandra Wilton, joining Rosmini as the Head of Faculty Social Sciences. My teaching subjects are Junior Social Studies and Senior History. 

I am a new Aucklander, having moved here recently from Napier, joining my partner (Rosmini Old Boy) living on the North Shore. I feel excited to join Rosmini College with its strong character, depth of values, welcoming staff and genuinely delightful boys. 

A privilege I have had is raising three sons. I am very proud of who they are and where they stand in the world. My eldest son (20) is third year at Otago Uni; middle son (18) currently embarking on a second stint at Camp America as an outdoor ed instructor. And my youngest (16) is five months into a one-year exchange to France. 

I am looking forward to encouraging your sons with their learning, and interacting with their pursuits in all of the activities that Rosmini offers. 

Hi, I'm Brian Davy, the new Economics and Business Studies teacher. I have worked in education for 18 years. My first school was Massey High School in West Auckland and most recently I have been the Programme Coordinator for the University of Auckland's foundation studies programme for international students. I have a PhD in 'Sociolinguistics in Education'. It has been my lifelong commitment to promote intellectual curiosity amongst our next generation. Rosmini College is the perfect place to continue that commitment.

Tēnā koutou, my name is Charlotte Kan and I am excited to be joining the Rosmini College Whānau as a Mathematics Teacher. I was born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand, though my family comes from Hong Kong and China. As a Carmel old girl, I have been involved with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and the Auckland Catholic Youth Ministry as I enjoy volunteering and growing in my Catholic faith. 

I am passionate about the success of all learners and firmly believe that all relationships are reciprocal, where there is always something to learn from one another and with the right resources, everyone can achieve excellence. 

I love all things sports and have participated in several Tag Rugby competitions, as well as local Muay Thai fights. I look forward to meeting and learning new ideas from all the other Kaiako and Ākonga I meet at Rosmini College!

Kia ora, my name is Meillia Kee and I will be teaching Digital Technology this year. I have taught in various places in NZ and overseas, mostly in IT related subjects but also Japanese and as a homeroom teacher.  

I am married with one son Sam (21), and two daughters, Erin (19) and Isla (17). We are a family of sailors and are often found out and about on the water in the beautiful Hauraki Gulf. 

I am excited about joining the Rosmini community and look forward to supporting students to skillfully and ethically navigate the constantly changing digital landscape.  

Hello everyone, my name is Hannah Williams and I will be joining Rosmini as HoD of Drama and an English teacher. I am from the Shore, but have been teaching in Melbourne for the past few years and have just relocated back to New Zealand. 

I have a strong passion for theatre and the performing arts and am excited to share this with the Rosmini community.

Hello! I’m Ellen Jung, Rosmini’s new International Accommodation and Welfare Coordinator.

I first came to New Zealand in 2008 and fell in love with this beautiful country. After dedicating time to raising my family, I returned to the workforce and spent six years as an administrator at a tuition centre in Newmarket.

In my free time, I enjoy Pilates, travelling, and spending quality time with my two children. I am truly excited to join to Rosmini community and look forward to supporting our students and families!

My name is Rebecca McMurray. I have been teaching for two years at St Peters College in Newmarket, teaching Religious Education and Science. 

I have moved over to the Shore recently so am looking forward to the Shore lifestyle. 

I am here at Rosmini as a Religious Education teacher and am looking forward to the new experiences that Rosmini has to offer. I am passionate about teaching students more about their faith and help to deepen their understanding of God and the Catholic Church. 

Tēnā koutou, ko Flynn Jones tōku ingoa

Ko Uruao rāua ko Takitimu ōku wakaKo Ōteauheke rāua ko Tuhiraki ōku maukaKo Awaiti tōku awaKo Takamatua tōku moanaKo Ōnuku tōku maraeKo Kāti Irakēhu rāua ko Kāi Tarewa ōku hapūKo Kāi Tahu, ko Kāti Māmoe, ko Waitaha ōku iwiNō Te Waipounamu ahau

Ko te kāhui mauka, tū tonu, tū tonu, ko te kāhui takata karo noa, karo noa ka haere.

Kia ora, I am a first year teacher at Rosmini this year teaching Te Reo Māori and Media Studies. I am an Old Boy who graduated in 2017 so it’s awesome to be back at the kura and working alongside some of my fantastic teachers. I grew up mainly on the Shore, while my parents are from up north and most of my family is still up there.

Noho ora mai.

My name is Nicola Riley and I am excited to be joining the Rosmini teaching staff in 2026, teaching in the English Department. I have always seen myself first and foremost as a teacher of students, before any subject and have worked in education for 28 years in and across a range of schools. For the past 12 years I have been at Dilworth School working in the classroom and across a variety of pastoral care roles.

I am married and have raised five children who bring a lot of energy and joy to our household.