The Orewa College Yearbook 2025 Digital Edition is now online, recognising student, staff, and community contributions across the year.

2025 digital yearbook reflects a year of learning

Orewa College has released the 2025 Digital Yearbook, now available online here, offering whānau, ākonga, staff, and the wider community a detailed record of the year that was.

The yearbook brings together learning, events, sport, arts, and community service from across the kura, capturing the breadth of activity that takes place over a school year. 

It reflects contributions from teaching staff, heads of department, teachers in charge, and support staff who lead and coordinate the wide range of learning areas, co-curricular programmes, sporting codes, arts opportunities, and service activities available to students.

The 2025 edition was coordinated by Ralph Zamora, who took responsibility for collating and supplying the year’s content. This work followed on from the significant foundation laid in 2024 by Gail Boshard, whose leadership established the design, structure, and layout that continue to shape the yearbook. Her work created a strong base that allowed the 2025 edition to be developed and completed.

Design, layout, and technical support continued through collaboration with the Mosha team, including Steven McCleery and Kylie Ormsby, who worked alongside the school to ensure consistency and clarity across the digital format. Photography throughout the yearbook was supported by the Orewa College Media Squad, whose work documents daily life at the kura as well as major events, celebrations, performances, and competitions.

A printed version of the 2025 Yearbook is scheduled for release in February 2026, providing another way for the community to engage with the stories and achievements captured across the year.

Together, the digital yearbook stands as a practical record of the collective effort that underpins life at Orewa College.

Feedback, minor changes and corrections can be sent directly to [email protected]

Yearbook Credit: Gail Boshard, Ralph Zamora, Mosha team: Kylie Ormsby and Steven McCleery