Monday 2 November 2026 Rāhina 2 Whiringa-ā-rangi 2026
Term 4 Week 4 A
All Souls’ Day & Remembrance
Theme: Remembering those who have gone before us.
Heavenly Father, today we remember all our loved ones, family members, and friends who have passed away. We thank You for the time we shared with them and the love they left in our hearts. We pray especially for the souls who have no one left on earth to pray for them. Grant them eternal rest, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May their souls, and the souls of all the faithful departed, rest in peace through Your mercy. Amen.
Saint Gertrude (Patron of the Holy Souls), pray for us.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
General
Library Opening Hours:
Monday 2/11: 10am - 3.30pm
Tuesday 3/11: 9.30am - 4pm
Friday 6/11: 10am - 4pm
Monday 9/11: 10am - 3.30pm
Tuesday 10/11: 9.30am - 4pm
Friday 13/11: 10am - 4pmWhanaungatanga group is on Tuesday in B5 at lunch. Meet a friend. Bring a friend. All are welcome. Some sweet treats are provided!
International student meeting every Tuesday at form time (8.55am) in the library.
Rosmini Academy of Performing Arts (RAPA) 2027 Are you an actor, writer, musician, or creative? Or would you be interested in being involved behind the scenes in the performing arts? If you would be interested in bringing back RAPA for 2027, please fill out this form. Any questions please see Mrs Williams in CAT.
- Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Roopu Kapa Haka o Rosmini.
Where: E2 - Next to Food Tech Kitchen
When: Friday 7.45-9.10am
Breakfast followed by kapa haka. We welcome all students from Y7 through to Y13.
Join Trivia Club! If you're interested in trivia and having fun with friends, come along to Trivia Club on Tuesdays at lunchtime in E6.
Rosmini Sport
- Athlete Development is on today at 3:15pm in the Grant Richards Weights Room. Get changed and start warming up. You must be wearing sportswear.
Music
- String Ensemble 2027 We would love to have more string players involved in the String Ensemble next year! If you play a string instrument, we would love to hear you!
Year 11-12 - current members and new players, please bring your instrument tomorrow (Tuesday 3 Nov) between 8am - 8.45am to see Ms Lee in E9.
Year 7-10 - next Tuesday Ms Lee would love to see players from 8am - 8.45am in E9. Please be prepared to play a short piece and play a scale. If you have any questions, please see Mrs Kay in E9. - Chamber Choir Auditions and Rosmini Voices and Junior Choir Sign Ups Chamber Choir auditions are still happening next week. Please apply to be in a choir and sign up for an audition time through this google form.
Senior Years 11 - 13
Please can Year 13 students return all library books to the library before 5/11/26. Textbooks may be kept until the exams are finished.
Year 11 and 12 students please return your library books to the library before 5/11/26 or have them renewed if you wish to read them over the holidays.
Junior Years 9 & 10
Intermediate Years 7 & 8
Parents
- Mother & Son Afternoon Tea on Tuesday 3 November at 3:45pm. We warmly invite Year 13 students with their Mother or significant female figure to this annual event to enjoy delicious treats, a cup of tea, and a special moment together to celebrate the final term at Rosmini College. Proudly supported by the PTFA, we look forward to celebrating with you all! Tickets available on Kindo for $20. Please note, one ticket covers both Mother and son(s).
- Water polo Fundraiser for Trans Tasman tournament team heading to Perth. Please support the boys by buying one or more prize draw tickets. Every ticket enters you into the daily draw, starting November 13th. $10 each. Check out the fantastic prizes up for grabs and secure your tickets here.
- The 2026 Rosminian Magazine is our annual yearbook which can now be pre-ordered and paid via your KAMAR account. A charge of $35.00 has been added to all Eldest and Only student accounts (one charge per family). Please note that this is an OPTIONAL pre-order so if you do not wish to preorder/purchase then you can opt out by emailing [email protected] and we will remove the charge from your account. Please include your son's student ID number on the opt out email.
If you do wish to preorder/purchase, you can pay directly into the Kamar portal or to the school bank account - please clearly label your payment "yearbook" or "magazine" together with your son's student ID number & surname. Regular payments received for school fees will not be allocated to the yearbook charge unless specifically indicated on the payment or by email to [email protected].
The 2026 Rosminian will be available in February 2027 and a copy will be posted out to all 2026 Year 13 leavers who have pre ordered and paid. - 2026 Rosmini Golf Tournament – Sponsors & Prizes wanted The annual Rosmini College Golf Tournament is on Thursday 26 November at Waitematā Golf Club and we're looking for sponsors and raffle/auction prizes to help make this year's event a success.
Businesses can support the tournament through a range of sponsorship opportunities and we're also looking for prizes, vouchers, experiences or products for our raffle and auction.
Want to get involved? Contact Oliver Lee: [email protected] or 0274 599 503
Please share with any businesses or contacts who may be interested in supporting Rosmini. - Due to a high volume of messages and deliveries, staff can no longer assist with delivering items or messages to students. Please contact your son directly via email. Students will be encouraged to check their emails throughout the day and can collect deliveries from the student services counter.
Student Absences The SchoolBridge app is our preference for notifying the school of student absences and lateness. This includes any appointments they need to leave the school grounds for. We ask parents and caregivers to use the SchoolBridge app to notify the school of student absences, lateness, and appointments. If you cannot access SchoolBridge, please email [email protected] before 9am.
- Homestay Families Wanted! We are looking for current Rosmini College families to host international high school students. Families are expected to provide a safe, supportive, English-speaking home and a private bedroom with study space. Host families provide all meals and internet access, while welcoming the student as a true member of the family. A weekly homestay payment is provided to the host family (Year 7-8: $470 | Year 9-13: $420). Homestays are rewarded with a fun and enriching experience of learning about a new culture and forming lasting global friendships. If interested, please visit: www.rosmini.school.nz/international/homestays (Or email [email protected] directly).
Lost Property
Students, please take responsibility for your uniform and personal items. Clearly name it - Look after it - Collect it! Lost property is now at Student Services. The onus is on you, the student, to collect your items from Lost Property during your break. We cannot give you an item from Lost Property if it is not clearly named.
Housekeeping
Back up data! If you are saving any work in your student folder please ensure that you are taking responsibility for your work by backing it up. Work can be backed up using a USB, to the cloud, external hard drive and so on. Saving it on school accounts / folders is not enough.
- Reminders for students: A) You must attend in uniform and please ensure you are neat and tidy. You are representing the college when in public. B) Please do not go through St Joseph’s School. C) Rules around student cars in school still apply. Please do not bring your car into school and please do not park in school, St Joseph’s school carpark, St Joseph’s Parish, Lake House Arts nor the Church of Latter Day Saints Car Park.
- Carpark, E Block carpark and front of the school is out of bounds before and after school and during breaks.
Please DO NOT TOUCH or MOVE any of the pest traps at school.