One of the earliest actions of the Founders of Lindisfarne College, was to apply to the College of Heralds in London for a coat of arms which was gran… More...

He Motutapu, he whare wānanga, He whare wānanga, he māra toa i whakatupuria hei ara ngākau ki te ao - Sir Joe Williams (1975-1979). More...

Current Rector, Mr. Ken MacLeod joined the College in 2010 from fellow Presbyterian School, Saint Kentigern College and immediately brought a renewed … More...

Mr Andrew Kirkpatrick became Chairman of the Lindisfarne College Council in 2016 and in doing so he has maintained a long-standing family tradition. More...

The cultural cornerstone of Lindisfarne continues to grow in both volume and stature. More...

At a time when many schools are seeing a downturn in participation of students in traditional sports, the 2010's saw increasing numbers of boys involv… More...

Service to the school community and beyond has always been an important part of a Lindisfarne education. More...

Over the years, the use of technology at Lindisfarne has evolved from the most basic use of simple machines in the office and technology block to wide… More...

Grant Lander came to Lindisfarne from Mahurangi College in 2000 at a time when Lindisfarne had accepted integration and was poised on the brink of a n… More...

The cultural cornerstone of Lindisfarne continued to develop during the first decade of the century with increasing numbers of boys learning musical i… More...

Sport at Lindisfarne went from strength to strength in the 2000’s with many of the college teams posting their ‘best ever’ results. More...

The history of the College would not be complete without making special mention of the staff member who served the College for over 40 years, Mrs Dann… More...

To commemorate the 50th jubilee of the College in 2003, an ambitious project for a performing arts centre was instigated. More...

The Lindisfarne College Foundation was launched on the 23rd February 1996. More...

All aspects of cultural pursuits flourished at Lindisfarne in the 1990’s and the Lindisfarne community was treated to many musical and theatrical perf… More...

Many of the Lindisfarne sports teams enjoyed notable success at the start of the decade which set the trend for the 1990’s. More...

The decision to integrate was probably the most important decision taken by the Lindisfarne community since the inception of the College. More...

Before becoming Chairman, Dr. John Wakeman served for 11 years as a councillor on the Lindisfarne College Council. More...

After the completion of the library, the Lindisfarne Foundation embarked on an ambitious project to build a new senior science complex with modern equ… More...

The library at Lindisfarne was always seen as an important feature in the life of the school and considerable effort from the parents and staff went i… More...

Mr Walker (pictured right) served as Chairman of the College Council for a very busy six year period which saw numerous important developments at the … More...

The wide corridor between the Chapel and the Gymnasium became an ideal location for a photo gallery. Under the guidance of Rector W.G. Smith the “The … More...

At the time of his death at the age of 85 Doug Storkey was recognised as having been one of NZ’s leading preachers. More...

Lindisfarne College Old Boys and the boys at College have been battling it out on the sports field in their annual fixtures since 1957. More...