New staff welcomed in 2025
My name is Melita Tu’isila. I have been teaching for 25 years in the areas of PE, Health, Sport and Dance. I am married with two sons, Noah 21 and Harry 19.
I live locally and am excited to have the opportunity to be Rosmini’s first female Physical Education teacher. I look forward to learning more about Rosmini’s special character and interacting with well rounded and respectful young men.
Kia ora koutou, my name is Beth Kayes and I have come from a mix of teaching drama and working in theatre. In the last few years I have written, performed and toured shows in schools across NZ and Australia and also taught drama at St. Mary's College and Epsom Girls Grammar School.
I am an old girl from Marist College, Mt. Albert, and I look forward to working with the students and the Rosmini community.
Kia Ora,
My name is Renato Costa, I am from Brazil and I came to NZ in 2010.
I teach Mathematics and I am sure it will be a pleasure to teach at Rosmini.
I have a passion for games in general but in particular Dungeons and Dragons.
Hi everyone, my name is Mikee Bisquera, and I am so looking forward to joining the Rosmini Team as part of the EAL department!
I was born in the Philippines, but have been a Shore boy since I was three years old. I have had experience teaching privately as a flute tutor, English tutor and even as a Japanese tutor, so I am really excited to be "officially" part of a school. My hobbies are playing video games, watching Netflix and reading.
Kumusta! (Hello) I'm Mary Taloy from the Philippines. With 12 years of experience teaching Religious Education across diverse age groups, I'm excited to bring my passion to Rosmini College.
I am married to John and our son Lucas is currently starting Year 1 at St. Johns School Mairangi. My greatest aspiration is not only to inspire my students to view RE as more than just a subject they study, but also to guide them in their faith journey and help them grow spiritually.
Kia ora koutou! My name is Kaitlin Johnny, and I am excited to be teaching Geography and Junior Social Science at Rosmini College.
I am originally from Ontario, Canada and moved to Aotearoa New Zealand two years ago. I am looking forward to supporting our ākonga (students) and teaching them about the New Zealand culture and environment. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to teach at Rosmini College and be a part of the team. I look forward to supporting our ākonga and kaimahi (staff) this year.
I love volleyball, running, golfing, surfing and coconut flat whites. I am excited to join the coaching staff of the Senior A Volleyball team.
Hello, my name is Nick Daniels and I will be teaching Physical Education at Rosmini this year. This is my first year teaching and am looking forward to getting started.
Football is my main passion and I have been coaching at North Shore United for a number of years.
I love football, Formula 1 and cycling, and enjoy watching these sports in my free time.
Kia Ora, hello there.
My name is Mark McLeish and I am a trainee teacher here at Rosmini College and I will be joining the Science department. I am an Auckland boy through and through and am starting my teaching career right here right now in 2025! I am thankful for the opportunity to work alongside an amazing staff team at one of the best schools in Auckland.
I love sports! Playing, watching, supporting, I love it all. I have been doing Karate for most of my life, where I have found great success in competition, teaching students and learning important life values. I also worked in a religious ministry for the past five years, so I feel right at home at a school that highly values their faith and sport.
My name is Josh Campion, and I am new to the English Department. I am teaching Junior English, as well as Media Studies. I have spent time assisting in classrooms at Rosmini College previously, and am honoured and excited to join Rosmini as a full-time member of staff.
Tēnā koutou, ko Flynn Jones tōku ingoa
Ko Uruao rāua ko Takitimu ōku waka
Ko Ōteauheke rāua ko Tuhiraki ōku mauka
Ko Awaiti tōku awa
Ko Takamatua tōku moana
Ko Ōnuku tōku marae
Ko Kāti Irakēhu rāua ko Kāi Tarewa ōku hapū
Ko Kāi Tahu rāua ko Kāti Māmoe, ko Waitaha ōku iwi
Nō 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 trainee teacher at Rosmini this year in the te Ao Māori department. 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.
Hey, everyone!
My name is Prince Bakil and I will be working primarily within the Food Technology Department.
I am an Old Boy of Rosmini College, having graduated from the school in 2019. Since then, I have worked relentlessly in various kitchens and food establishments but now I have decided to do a career switch. I am looking forward to teaching and inspiring a generation of cooks, and likewise I hope to be taught and inspired by them.
