HBT Leaders In Their Schools 2017

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Hawke’s Bay secondary schools proudly introduce the Leaders in their Schools for 2017.

These students have been recognised for their strengths, responsibilities and leadership skills.

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Hastings Girls High School ....................................................................................... 3 508 Pakowhai Road Frimley Hastings. www.hastingsgirls.com Hastings Boys High .................................................................................................4/5 800 Karamu Road Akina Hastings. www.hbhs.school.nz Karamu High School................................................................................................... 6 Windsor Avenue Hastings. www.karamu.school.nz

Tamatea High School.................................................................................................. 7 61 Freyberg Avenue Tamatea Napier. www.tamatea.school.nz Woodford House.....................................................................................................8/9 Iona Road Havelock North. www.woodfordnz.com Napier Boys High School ................................................................................. 10/11 Chambers Street Napier. www.nbhs.school.nz William Colenso College ........................................................................................ 12 Arnold Street Onekawa Napier. www.colenso.school.nz Te Aute College ......................................................................................................... 13 Main Road, Pukehou www.teaute.school.nz Napier Girls High School ................................................................................. 14/15 Clyde Road Bluff Hill Napier. www.nghs.school.nz Havelock North High School ........................................................................... 16/17 153 Te Mata Road Havelock North. www.hnhs.school.nz St John’s College........................................................................................................ 18 Jervois Street Mayfair Hastings. www.stjohns.school.nz Sacred Heart College............................................................................................... 19 12 Convent Road Bluff Hill Napier. www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz Dannevirke High School.......................................................................................... 20 Grant Street Dannevirke. www.dannevirke.school.nz Iona College .............................................................................................................. 21 42 Lucknow Road Havelock North. www.iona.school.nz Hastings Christian School ...................................................................................... 22 Copeland Road Hastings. www.hcs.school.nz Flaxmere Collge ....................................................................................................... 23 Henderson Road Flaxmere Hastings. www.flaxmerecollege.co.nz Taradale High School.......................................................................................... 24/25 50 Murphy Road Taradale Napier. www.ths.school.nz CHB College .............................................................................................................. 27 Tavistock RoadWaipukurau. www.chb.school.nz Totara College .......................................................................................................... 28 3 Ruahine Street Dannevirke. www.totaracollege.school.nz Lindisfarne College ............................................................................................ 30/31 600 Pakowhai Road Frimley Hastings. www.lindisfarne.school.nz

Cover photo credit: Woodford House

Embracing success Welcome to the 2017 edition of Hawke’s Bay Today’s special publication which celebrates leaders in their schools. It is our pleasure to introduce these students, many of whom will go on to be leaders in our community and beyond.

As children grow into young adults, our schools recognize and promote leadership and responsibility within the school environment. Pupils are given the opportunity to learn their roles in society, become Prefects, Head Boy or Girl, House Captains, Sports and School Counsellors and they take up leading roles within their respective school.

This publication recognizes these students as achievers and role models: they have been recognized for their strengths and leadership skills.They provide inspiration and leadership in all facets of contemporary education whether academic, sports, culture, environment or technology.

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Hastings Girls’ High School

Leaders of 2017

I am delighted to present our 2017 school leaders. New Zealand is unique in having a network of state girls’ schools that covers the length and breadth of New Zealand. In other countries of the world the ability to send one’s daughter to a girls’ school is the preserve of the wealthy. Our school leaders have grasped every opportunity that being educated in a ‘girl friendly’ environment has provided and have grown into confident and successful young women. All year 13s are leaders in a variety of spheres from sports coaching, student tutoring, form tutoring and mentoring. We are proud of their desire to ‘give back’.

Deputy Head Girl Emma Jacobs, Principal Geraldine Travers, and Head Girl Grace Peia ACADEMIC CAPTAINS

Vice Captain - Anita Lu Captain - Erin Henare-Murton BLUE HOUSE

Sports Deputy - Frankie Stafford Captain - Rutasara Iulio Auvaa Cultural Deputy - Adrienne van den Berk SCHOOL COUNCIL

Treasurer - Amanda Liu Chairperson - Danyel McCarthy-Lay Secretary - Chloe Thai

COMMUNITY SERVICE CAPTAINS

Vice Captain - Samantha Kirk Captain - Grace Calder GOLD HOUSE

Sports Deputy - Verona Sio Captain - Violet Finau Cultural Deputy - Destahnee Tuliau BOARD OF TRUSTEES REPRESENTATIVE

Francisca Saldivia-Greville

Geraldine Travers MNZM JP Principal

CULTURAL CAPTAINS

SPORTS CAPTAINS

Captain - Mary Dent Vice Captain - Rebekah Emmett

Vice Captain - Felicity Wilson Captain - Hanna Wrigley

GREEN HOUSE

Cultural Deputy - Paris Amani-Lee Captain - Xharndaan Barnett Sports Deputy - Morgan Spencer TE ROPU MANUHUIA

Kaea Tautoko - Renee Paki Kaea - Caroline Jones Kaea Tautoko - Elisabeth Tuapawa-Keepa

PURPLE HOUSE

Sports Deputy - Jaime Best Captain - Lucy Youngquest Cultural Deputy - Sydnee Porter PACIFIC PRIDE

Deputy - Natisha Pualilo Leader - Florence Skelton

Through the implementation of our vision, our learners will become confident, connected and lifelong learners.

If you would like to know morte about Hastings Girls’ High School contact us or visit our website

Pakowhai Road, PO Box 2441, Stortford Lodge Hastings 4153 Ph: 06 873 1133 Fax: 06 876 7820 www.hastingsgirls.com

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HASTINGS BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL

Back Row: Nova Tautari, Trevor Owen, Trent Hape, Miracle Lolofie, Tipene Kupa Hapi, Samuel Black Third Row: Ben Stowe, Misinale Ofa, Lam Tran, Jackson Ralph, Victor Notoa, Jeriah Mua Second Row: Calvin Herbert, Donovan Mataira, Xavier Hawkins, Isaia Jones, Liam Udy-Johns, Benjamin Jacobs Front Row: Mr G L Barrett (Deputy Principal), Latu Amani (Cultural Captain), Chez-William Waihi (Headboy), Mr R G Sturch (Headmaster), Devan Flanders (Deputy Headboy), Alex Ryder (Sports Captain), Mr M R Hayes (Year 13 Dean)

It is an honour to be the Head Prefect of Hastings Boys’ High School in the year 2017. My journey at Hastings Boys’ High School has been filled with laughter, hard work, wins, losses and of course great friendships. Hastings Boys’ High School has helped me develop into the strong-minded, respect driven, proud young man that I am today.

I am very excited for 2017 and the opportunities that await. I am a firm believer in perseverance, dedication and commitment. I understand that high school can be Chez-William a daunting experience, but with the right attitude and Waihi - tahitanga shared from one student to support, our ko Headboy another will enable us to achieve anything. This is living up to our school motto “Young men united by respect.”

My plan as Head Boy for 2017 is to help everyone strive for success in everything they do to reach their full potential and prosperity as an individual, family, wha- nau and most importantly as a school.

Devan attended Te Mata Primary for his first 6 years of school life and then moved on to Havelock North Intermediate for Year 8 then finally to Hastings Boys’ High School to start his high school journey.

This proved to be a positive choice which is reflected in the results he has achieved both in the classroom and on the playing field.

Devan Flanders Deputy Headboy

With Devan’s position this year he is hoping to become a role model, someone to look up to and be easily approachable by all students.

Latu started his schooling at Mahora Primary School and moved to Hastings Intermediate. It was only natural for him to move onto Hastings Boys’ High School for the remainder of his schooling.

Latu is very proud to be chosen as Cultural Captain for 2017 and would like to inspire all students to embrace their culture and be proud students of Hastings Boys’ High School. He has colours in Sport, Academic, Leadership and Culture.

Latu Amani

Cultural Captain

When he leaves he hopes to attend Victoria Univeristy and study Sport and Criminology.

Devan has attained a Merit Endorsement in both NCEA Levels 1 and 2. Alongside this he has represented New Zealand Schools Rugby 7’s and has made a number of Hawke’s Bay Representative teams in a variety of sports.

Alex Ryder

Sports Captain

Alex started at Hastings Boys’ High School in 2013, after attending Parkvale Primary School and then Hastings Intermediate.

Alex is proud to have been selected as Sports Captain.

His goals for this year are to encourage all students to participate in a sport. Personally he would like to obtain an Endorsement for Level 3 NCEA, and be able to make a positive impact on the school as he finishes his journey here, trying to encourage the future leaders of the school.

After school Alex hopes to study management, with Sports Management as the key focus.

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Hastings Boys’ High School has been prominent in Hawke’s Bay education for well over a century providing curriculum and teaching methods where boys are able to develop into fine young men. We understand that all boys have leadership ability and potential and we see it as one of our school goals to develop this part of their character.

Headmaster R.G. Sturch, B.Ed., D.p.Tchg., M.Ed. Admin(Hons)

Back Row: Alexander Gis, Jakeb Gray, Christopher Thomas, Matthew Wilson, Hamish Bogard-Allan, Dylan Carrington, Sam Hughes, Robert Pruckmuller, Thomas Alve Front Row: Jasaray Gillies, Matua Te Ngaio, Isaiah Panirau, Daniel Hanna, Lee Hale, Adam McMillan, Regan Walker, Ethan Ladd, Ethan Dorward Absent: Joey Field, Aidan Robson, Dante Steffert

Cambridge IGCSE Students Hastings Boys’ High School offers the opportunity for gifted students to extend themselves through the IGCSE Cambridge programme. It gives students the chance to sit these internationally recognised examinations alongside over one million people from over one hundred different countries.

Back Row: Samuel Black, Lam Tran Middle Row: Latu Amani, Calvin Herbert, Benjamin Jacobs, Ben Stowe, Trevor Owen Front Row: Nova Tautari, Jeriah Mua, Chez-William Waihi, Devan Flanders, Alex Ryder, Tipene Kupa Hapi Honours Blazer Akina Honours Blazers are awarded to students who have achieved Colours across three areas from either Leadership, Academic, Sport or the Arts.

Hastings Boys’ High School aims to recognise excellence across a whole range of activities with a view to confirming the pursuit of excellence and building self esteem in students.

NCEA Merit and Excellence Endorsements Hastings Boys’ High School is proud of the growth in Merit and Excellence Endorsements in the NCEA examinations. The Endorsement system offers students an incentive to work to the best of their ability and to be recognised for their achievements. Many of these students will go on to be future leaders of our school.

Benjamin started at Ebbett Park School then moved onto Te Arahou in Napier. He plans on earning a Merit or Excellence Endorsement this year for NCEA Level 3 and would like to be a role model for all students at Hastings Boys’ High School.

Nova attended Hukerenui Primary School in Whangarei and then enrolled at Flaxmere College for his Intermediate years. Nova is a proud Hastings Boys’ High School student and with hard work this year hopes to achieve University Entrance and go on to attend Film School in Wellington next year.

Nova Tuatari House Captain (Te Kahu)

Benjamin Jacobs House Captain (Manu Huia)

Jackson attended Parkvale Primary School and Hastings Intermediate School. Jackson is proud to have been named a Prefect and House Captain of Te Mata.

One of Jackson’s goals for 2017 is to gain his Honours Blazer. He hopes to go to the USA next year, to play soccer for a university and study Business and Sports Management, or a degree that is Geography related.

Jackson Ralph House Captain (Te Mata)

Samuel attended Parkvale Primary and then Hastings Intermediate School. His goals for 2017 are to obtain an Excellence Endorsement for NCEA Level 3. Next year he hopes to study Law and Management at University.

Samuel Black House Captain (Heretaunga)

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Karamu High School Leaders 2017

Heads: L – R: Reuben Lyndon, Holly Davison, Toby Hunter, Hannah Hemi-Robinson

Cultural: L – R: Harrison Keefe, Janine Kahukura

Community: L – R: Kate Jones, Shinae Lawrence, Josiah Barlow, Nathan Bryers, Liam Davies, Taiki Yoshino, Kassie Mercer

Sports: L – R: Phoebe Hinton, Mathew Lindsay, Michaela Horsefield

Academic: L – R: Scarlett Garvey, Tayah-Daisy Coleman, Oliver Chamberlain, Bethany Cox, Ella McKay

Congratulations to our 2017 Leadership team Karamu High School is delighted with the ongoing all around success and achievement of our students. A large part of this success is driven by an outstanding group of senior leaders that epitomise the values and culture of our school. Their ongoing commitment and leadership qualities make them valuable members of the Hastings community that we can all be proud of. I know our student leaders are looking forward to the challenge of another exciting and successful year ahead.

Michael Leitch, Principal

House: L – R: Jadah Elers, Gabriella Wilson, Liam Frost, Martha Wilson, Daniel O’Donoghue, Keelia Johnston, Kyle Burlace, Luke Sinclair, Dylan Huata-Lucas, Kody Giddens, Benjamin Revell, Ethan Hakopa, Emily Hammond, Bianca Southey, Ashleigh Clay-Nicol, Georgina McCallum

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Introducing our Senior Leaders for 2017 Faith Paterson (Deputy Head Girl), Maria Karini (Deputy Head Girl), Larissa McPhail, Moetu Ria (Head Girl), Tautahi Brown (Deputy Head Boy), Mr Robin Fabish (Principal), Tyran Baker, Connor Beere (Head Boy), Delica Karaitiana, Ashley Baker

GROWING GOOD PEOPLE FOR A CHANGING WORLD www.tamatea.school.nz

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NAPIER BOYS’ School Leaders 2017 Headboy –Harry Averill

Deputy Headboy – Nathan Giles

• 130 NCEA level one credits with excellence endorsement • 108 NCEA level two credits with excellence endorsement • Super 8 Tennis years 12 and 13 • Under 17 Rugby captain

• 164 NCEA level one credits, with excellence endorsement • 124 NCEA level two credits, with excellence endorsement • Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hawkes Bay Pro Zone Rugby Academy • Hurricanes under 17 Rugby

Prefects 2017

(Left to right) Back Row: Joshua Murphy, Jacob Lochore, Jacarn Webber, Jorge Akers, Cameron Madams, Bradley Christison, Daniel Sharplin, Desmond Sa’u,

Middle Row: Morgan Webb, Campbell Tait, Joshua Bokser, Jack Dyer, Campbell Hantler, Malcolm Doherty, Matthew Aitchison, Aaron Argent, Liam Silverwood.

Front row: Jacob Barber, Robbie Brigham, Nathan Giles (Deputy Headboy) Harry Averill ( Headboy), Adam Winter, Flynn Allen ( Head of Scinde House), Humphrey Sheild, Sean Gourley.

Sporting Leaders

Malcolm Doherty

• Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Basketball • Hawkes Bay Under 19 Basketball • Hawkes Bay Basketball Academy trip to the U.S.A • NCEA level 2 endorsed with excellence

Edward Parsons

• One Gold and three silver medals at the New Zealand Kayaking championships • Represented New Zealand Kayaking at the GP2 against Australia • NCEA level 1 and 2 endorsed with merit

Jacarn Webber

• Captain Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Volleyball • Hawkes Bay Under 17 and 19 representative Volleyball teams • New Zealand Under 17 Development team to Australia • NCEA level one endorsed with merit, 113 NCEA level two credits

Joshua Bokser

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hawkes Bay Pro Zone Rugby Academy • Hurricanes Under 17 rugby • NCEA level one endorsed with merit, 113 NCEA level two credits

ACADEMIC, SPORTING AND CULTURAL

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HIGH SCHOOL Academic Leaders 2017

(Left to right) Cameron Madams, Liam Silverwood, Lewis Sutherland, Cam Penman, Andrew Donovan

NZQA SCHOLARSHIPS FROM YEAR 12 Cameron Madams

• NCEA level one with 75 excellence credits • NCEA level two with 72 excellence credits • Already has level three with excellence from Year 12 • Level two Economics, level three History and level three Statistics all endorsed with excellence last year • NZQA Scholarship in History from Year 12

Lewis Sutherland

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Level two History and Geography along with level three Geography endorsed with Excellence last year • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Cam Penman

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Has already sat and passed Level three Chemistry and Physics • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Liam Silverwood

• NCEA level one with 73 excellence credits • NCEA level two with 132 excellence credits • Level two Physics, History, Chemistry, Mathematics, English and Economics all endorsed with excellence along with level three Physics, Chemistry and Statistics.

• NZQA Scholarships in Statistics, Physics and Chemistry from Year 12

Andrew Sutherland

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Level two Chemistry, Physics and Geography along with level three Geography, Chemistry and Physics all endorsed with Excellence • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Cultural Excellence

Jacob Barber

• Grade 8 Piano • Funk band • Super 8 Music • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence

Sean Gourley

• Grade 5 music theory • Grade 7 Saxophone • Major Production, Funk band • 104 NCEA level two and three excellence credits

Tomairangi Henare – Year 12

• Lead in Napier Boys’ and Girls’ Major Production – Grease 2016 • Napier Boys’ high barbershop • Project Prima Volta • Member of chorus in Opera Carmen • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence.

EXCELLENCE FOR YOUNG MEN

Morgan Cook

• Grade 6 Saxophone • School band, Saxophone group and Chamber Music • 67 level two and three excellence credits

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WILLIAM COLENSO COLLEGE QUALITY CO-EDUCATION FOR YEARS 7-13 Aspire, Act, Achieve - Wawatatia, Mahia, Ekea

Senior School Leaders 2017

Back Row: Ewan Lee (Academic Leader), Tahsiay Watson (Remutupo House Captain & International Leader), Tina-Rose Dixon (Sports Leader), Karaleigh Mackie (Waikamaka House Captain), Paul Tonga (Tupari House Captain) Front Row: Brittany Meling (Academic Leader), Lennox Winitana (Deputy Head Girl), Tala Utumapu (Head Girl & BOT Student Representative), Jesse Rahui (Head Boy & Cultural Leader), Tyrell Butcher (Deputy Head Boy & Maropea House Captain), Haziel Cruzat (International Leader) Jesse Rahui

Lennox Winitana

Tala Utumapu

Tyrell Butcher

WCC has been my secondary school since Year 9 and I am proud to be Head Boy this year. There are so many opportunities in sports, academic and culture here that I have involved myself in most of these areas. A highlight for me was being part of the Samoa trip last year. I am looking at the Navy as a career path, with consideration towards a gap year first next year.

My journey at WCC started in Year 9. The teachers are amazing and are constantly supporting me towards achieving my goals. After this year I am hopefully joining the Army as an Officer or Engineer. This has been something I have been focused on since I was 13.

I am part of the Cadets and am now a SSGT (Staff Sargent) at the City of Napier Cadet Unit.

I started William Colenso College in Year 8, and since then my journey in this school has been amazing, especially being Head Girl this year.

There are so many opportunities at William Colenso that you just can’t say no to them. One of the greatest thing about William Colenso is that every teacher is supportive and willing to help you succeed in school and in life. Next year I am hoping I will be accepted in EIT or Waikato University to become an occupational therapist or a social worker.

I have attended William Colenso College since Year 7 and am pleased to be Deputy Head Boy for 2017.

When I finish school this year I am looking at having a gap year to travel and will then focus on making my way to uni to study Biotechnology.

Arnold Street, Onekawa, Napier | Phone 831 0180 | www.colenso.school.nz

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From leFt; rose Joyce, Briana Stephenson (Deputy Head Prefects), Dawn Ackroyd (Principal), melissa tahere (Head Prefect), Sinead Palmer & ruby Adsett (Deputy Head Prefects)

Napier Girls’ High School Leaders 2017

MANU TAKI Ocean Royal & Lyric Cleal

HEwETT HOUS E PREFECTS Olivia Angland (Deputy Head Prefect Hewett House) Anneke Mayhead (Head Prefect Hewett House)

HOUSE PREFECTS Beth Murfitt (Green), Caitlin Sye (Red), Summer Barker (Gold), Victoria Krebs (Blue)

SCHOLARSHIP Hana-Tia Ross

LEARNING PREFECT Isabella Alexander-Kemble

DEPUTy MUSIC PREFECT Jarna Alexander

MUSIC PREFECT Teilah Ferguson

EVENTS PREFECT Cheyanne Faamauri

ICT PREFECT Jade Chan

DEPUTy SPORTS PREFECT Jaydi Taylor-Chaffey

SPORTS PREFECT Jade Poi

PASIFIKA PREFECT Brianna Otto

COMMUNICATIONS PREFECT Isabella Bassett-Foss

PERFORMING ARTS PREFECT Meg Wyatt

STUDENTS SUPPORT PREFECT Alexandra Larkworthy

ENVIRONMENT PREFECT Lucy Arrell

FUTURES PREFECT Phoebe McKinnon

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Leading self and leading others Inspiration from the past, learning, contributing, empowering for today and tomorrow.

Ad Lucem Ki Te Marama Towards the Light Napier Girls’ High School has shaped and influenced the lives of young women since 1884.

Our aim is for each girl to develop, and leave school a capable, confident, caring young woman ready to take on the many varied and exciting challenges of their future.

Ko te manu ekai ana i te mātauranga, nō tātou te ao

mISSIoN

www.nghs.school.nz

Every girl having

Building on its rich heritage, Napier Girls’ High School offers expansive teaching and learning and a vibrant community where all students are challenged and offered the means to reach their highest potential, enabling them to be confident, fun while developing her fullglobal academic and all-round innovative and resilient citizens.

Te Kura Tuarua mō ngā Kōhine o Ahuriri

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Havelock North High School Aim to excel - Whaia te iti kkahurangi

Head Boy Zahn Philip Head Girl Ella Knobloch

The leadership programme at HNHS is designed to t sit alongside our broad-based curriculum. We acknowledgge the emerging trend in leadership away from the “leader”as a figure fi sitting above, and commanding others in an authorittative manner. Such a model often casts a shadow over other stud dents, who may also have leadership potential and aspirattions.

of student committees are responsible for various initiatives which contribute to the life of the school. Formal leadership positions are distributed amoungst year 13 House and Committee leaders, while numerous other year 13 students embrace the culture of servant leadership through their contribution to the peer support of our year 9 students.

We therefore encourage all of our studentss to develop the confidence to lead, by worrking hard, showing initiative and encouraging otthers.

Instead of a small group of autonomous “Prefects”, a num mber

Greg Fenton Principal

Board of Trustees Student Representative Courtney EllinghamPrebble

Year 13 Committee Leaders Community Services Environmental

Year 13 House Leaders

Tainui House

Kauri House

Joel Engelke & Arabella McLeay

Jez Reeves & Olivia Campbell

Miro House

Rata House

Chris Park & Flo Mills

Ronan Jordan & Nicole Brebner

Yea ar 13 2017

Victoria Jackson & Jasper Friedeman

Maddy McNeil & Kita Ingram

Taiohi Tu

Sport

Morgan Pearce & Bailey Sanders

Robert Fridd & Georgia Hulls

S.A.D.D.

Snr Common Roo om

Cultural

School Services

Academic

International

Josh Watson & Jacqueline Beauchamp

Mika Andersson & Charlotte Bell

Morgan Kelly & Arran Cargill-Brown

Joseph Belcher & Leah Morrison

Ben Caldwell & Katelyn van der Gulik

Niklas Gallo & Nicola Ward

2017 OPEN EVENIING

22nd March, 2017

Evening starts at 6.00pm

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SCHOOL LEADERS 2017

Blake Hill Deputy Head Boy

Daniel Kelly Head Boy

Daniel Ambrose Deputy Head Boy

Richard Russell – Deputy Head Boy

PREFECTS: Back Row: Joshia Smith, Richard Russell, Harpreet Singh, Thomas Pakoti, Nathan Huntelerslag, Josiah Ah Lam, Josh Burke, Aquino Muagututia Front Row: Daniel Kelly, Lachlan McLeod, Sean Te Amo, Liam Ward, Blake Hill, Aeron Makowharemahihi, Samuel Phillips, Daniel Ambrose

OUTSTANDING 2016 ACADEMIC RESULTS Participation Based: Roll Based:

Blake Hill – Academic Leader

Level 1 98.6% 93.6%

Liam Ward – Sporting Leader

Level 2 97.3% 97.3%

Sean Te Amo – Pastoral Service Leader

Level 3 97.1% 89.2%

Josiah Ah Lam – Spiritual Leader

For more information visit: stjohns.school.nz or follow us on facebook

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Sacred Heart College

Te Ka-reti o Ngakau Tapu - Hearts and Minds in Harmony

Front Row: Sanjeshni Singh, Jessica Bewick (DHG), Bridgette Petrie (HG), Holly Pablo (DHG), Michelle Arnold Middle Row: Alivia Goldfinch, Abby Owens, Samantha Liley, Aukistina Vakapuna, Kathryn O'Malley Back Row: Caitlyn Kiwara, Jessica Clarke, Amy Gibson, Olivia Fleming, Daman Pahar, Rjlene Lauvao

SHC 2016

Jessica Bewick (Deputy Head Girl), Bridgette Petrie (Head Girl), Holly Pablo (Deputy Head Girl)

Our theme for our Jubilee year is 'In her Footsteps' honouring the vision of Euphrasie Barbier, the foundress of the Mission Sisters who established Sacred Heart College 150 years ago.

National

Level 1

89%

73%

L1 Merit

30%

35%

L1 Excellence

30%

22%

Level 2

79%

76%

L2 Merit

24%

27%

L2 Excellence

27%

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Level 3

81%

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L3 Merit

46%

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L3 Excellence

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UE

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ENROLMENTS OPEN FOR 2018 NOW Convent Road, Napier • Phone: (06) 835 3761 www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz • Facebook: Sacred Heart Napier

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DANNEVIRKE HIGH SCHOOL

Producing High Quality Leaders For 114 years Our current school leaders are the latest in a proud history of high achievers who have led their ďŹ elds in educational, cultural, community, sporting and academic leadership since 1903.

Values - Respect, Responsibility, Accountability Student Leadership Development - At Dannevirke High School, students are supported through a dedicated leadership development programme. This starts off as early as Year 9, when students are exposed to Student Council activities.

Special programmes have been developed for Sports Captains, Peer Support Leaders as well as Peer Mentors.

Back Row (L to R): David Irwin, Joshua Kendall-Goggin, Nathan Harris, Shane Boyce, William Menzies, Daniel Benbow, Fergus Broad, Alex Frith Front Row (L to R): Rachel Aitau-Whyte, Amanda Steele, Te-Ata Nikora-Veitch, Lauren Carr, Tiana Sandbrook, Emily Lewis

Deputy Head Boy and Deputy Head Girl Daniel Benbow and Emily Lewis

Head Boy and Head Girl: William Menzies and Lauren Carr

Leadership Camp: Year 13 students at Camp Rangi Woods underwent various challenges

Principal with Alex Frith (Community Prefect) Blazer evening

Reading the Leadership Oath: Lauren Carr (Head Girl) and William Menzies (Head Boy)

Board of Trustee Student Representative: Katherine Hughes-Long

House Captains and Deputies Back: L to R: Aaron Herbert, Judah Kennedy, Jack McNicol and Sam Jacobsen Front: L to R: Casey Newell, Sarah Smith, Aynzleigh Abbott and Phoebe Nelson

DANNEVIRKE HIGH SCHOOL

www.dannevirkehigh.school.nz | admin@dannevirkehigh.school.nz | Phone: 06 374 8302

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IONA

COLLEGE

EMPOWERING GIRLS FOR LIFE

PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGING OUR 2017 LEADERS

Congratulations to our 2017 Prefects.They embody the spirit of Iona - the quest for excellence, the giving of one’s all, making the most of every educational endeavour, and a willingness to make a positive contribution to others.

We look forward to witnessing all they will bring to their roles and the enduring legacy they will leave.

Shannon Warren - Principal

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Natalie Groundwater - Chapel Prefect, Aimee Pitcher - Academic Prefect, Kate Hewitt - Head of McNeil House, Anna Wallace - Head of Gartan House, Gemma Burnside - Junior Prefect, Kelci Alderton-Armstrong - Head of School, Shannon Warren - Principal, Kate Poole - Head of Boarding, Claire Gordon - Service Prefect, Hannah Steed - Sports Prefect, Lucy Druzianic - Head of Columba House, Sophie Alexander - Head of Fraser House, Amiria Bates - Cultural Prefect.

You are warmly invited to

2017 OPEN DAY Saturday 8 April • 10.30am – 2.30pm

See www.iona.school.nz for programme times and details

Meet the Principal, Shannon Warren.

Enjoy a guided tour of our world class facilities.

Visit our new state-of-the-art science lab.

Discover how Iona will enhance your daughter’s education.

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS

• YEARS 7-13

... become an Iona Girl

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A Snapshot of School life

HASTINGS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Senior Leaders 2017

We are pleased to introduce this year’s servant leaders and role models. We look forward to supporting them as they grow in wisdom and lead with conviction. Gavin Clark - Principal “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind”

Head Boy Lukas van der Werff

Head Girl Jessica Henderson

Deputy Head Boy Max Saathof

Romans 12:2b

Deputy Head Girl Grace Doak

Sports Prefects: Rick van der Werff & William Clark Music Prefects: Erin Watson & Bethany Clark

www.hcs.school.nz

House Leaders: Back left: Mallory (Rimu), Back left:Arrien Arrien Mallory (Rimu), Micah SteMicah Stephenson (Kowhai), phenson (Kowhai), James Raikes (Manuka), Jamesvan Raikes Rick vanFront der Werff Rick der(Manuka), Werff (Totara) left:(Totara) Alice Front left: Alice Feyter (Rimu), Feyter (Rimu), Sienna Stuijt (Kowhai), Shiree Sienna Stuijt (Kowhai), Shiree Stonestreet (Manuka), Stonestreet (Manuka), Katie Rolls (Totara) Katie Rolls (Totara

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Flaxmere College Student Success is the Only Option!

2017 Student Leaders

Back, L to R: Austin Kemp, Matekairoa Butler, Benjamin Jones, Arri Price, Kalani Searancke.

Front, L to R: Hine-Koia Akurangi, Joel Fa’avae, Matthew Kirk, Mary Lolohea, Ecclesia Sataraka, Caleigh-Anne Kautai Heather.

Absent: Sjiesca Thompson

Head Boy: Arri Price

Head Girl: Mary Lolohea

Primary School: Irongate School Career Path: Accountant

Primary School: Auckland Area Career Path: Classical Opera

Deputy Head Girl: Hine-Koia Akurangi Primary School: Irongate School Career Path: Performing Arts

Board of Trustee Student Representative: Matekairoa Butler Primary School: Irongate School Career Path: Lawyer

Deputy Head Boy: Benjamin Jones Primary School: Peterhead School Career Path: NZ Police Force

Achieving Educational Excellence We asked our student leaders what made Flaxmere College a special place for them....

“The connection between the staff and students and the opportunities we are given” – Joel Fa’avae “I am challenged and supported by the staff to be the best I can be” – Matthew Kirk “We are one big whanau here - this is home” – Austin Kemp “The feeling of belonging – no matter what your culture or beliefs are – you feel like you belong” – Mary Lolohea

Henderson Road, Flaxmere, Hastings | Phone: (06) 879 9833 | www.flaxmerecollege.co.nz

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Central Hawke’s Bay College Inspiring and challenging tomorrow’s leaders today

Central Hawke’s Bay College Prefects 2017

Head Prefects 2017

The Prefects work together as a team to represent and lead the student body. Each Prefect has a portfolio of responsibilities for the year; Academic, Sporting, Community and Cultural Prefects are responsible for taking a leading role in their area of the school.

The Heads of School are the leading role models of the school’s values which are an important aspect of a student’s life at Central Hawke’s Bay College.

Left to right: Daniel Van Dyk (Sport), Katie Reisima (Cultural), Nathaniel Hamlin (Community), Elysha-Rose Grant (Head Girl, Academic), Isaiah Tiuka (Head Boy, Cultural), Ashley Ellmers (Sport), Austin Nelson (Academic), Sophie Kynoch (Community)

Elysha-Rose Grant (Head Girl) and Isaiah Tiuka (Head Boy)

BOT Student Representative

2016 Dux Litterarum Samantha will be continuing her education currently attending the University of Victoria in Wellington studying towards a Bachelor of Commerce.

Samantha has also received a University of Victoria Vice Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship, and has the goal of working for Treasury once she has finished her degree.

Samantha McCutcheon

Cobham House Captains

Holly Waldrom, Matthew Irvine, Tama Renata, Kahurangi Haenga-Pere

2017 House Captains

Hobson House Captains

Akaysha Cooper, Matthew Howard, James Sciascia, Mahinarangi Auckram

Grey House Captains

Phoenix Hancox-Thompson, Mitchell Osborne, Alexandra Coddington, Liana Hall

Jack Ward

Freyberg House Captains

Cassie O’Dowd, Hogan Hynes, Jesse McKenzie-Bethell, Reegan Tarrant

Central Hawke’s Bay College • Tavistock Road, Waipukurau, Central Hawke’s New Zealand

For more information please contact: Lance Christiansen, Principal • Ph: 06 858 9203 • Email: office@chbc.school.nz www.chbc.school.nz

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A Snapshot of School life

Totara College

Totara Colleges vision is to see our students reaching their God given potential spiritually, academically, socially and physically.

Debbie Max has been providing good stable leadership at Totara College for the past 13 years.

She shows a natural affinity with the students and has a deep desire to see them reach their full leadership potential.

Joel Dean, Kimberly Fraser and Matthew Orsborn are our hard working Student Leaders. All three helped recently with a Year 8-10 Camp, including helping the students navigate about 4km of river bed. Our Student Leaders are expected to be role models of the Christian values that our College is based upon.

Totara College students band together during a Basket Ball game at the ACE Convention in Auckland.

As a result of Totara College raising $4000 dollars for World Vision with a roll of around 50 students, last year’s Student leader, Hannah Peters won a trip to “The World Vision Scholarship Week” held in Auckland.

Malachi Dean, Sara Fraser, Senita Orsborn-Edwards and Brea Hollis. Our four House Leaders provide support during House activities and are expected to be role models of Totara Colleges Christian values.

Totara College students attend New Zealand’s national ACE Student Conention in Auckland.

Judah House celebrate a win during Totara Colleges Swimming Sports. As Totara College is an Area School the senior leaders have lots of opportunities to provide leadership for the junior school.

Last year’s Student Leaders lay a wreath as part of their leadership responsibilities at Dannevirke’s ANZAC Parade.

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General Health | Sexual Health | Counselling | ACC Counselling Social Work & Youth Support | Quit Smoking Support Education | Physio Mindfulness | Rainbow Youth | ACC Mates & Dates | Youth Programmes/Groups Walk-In-Wednesday

WHERE TO FIND US Hastings Clinic

305 Omahu Road (opp main entrance to Hospital) Hastings Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm

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LINDISFARNE COLLEGE Possible starts here.

Introducing our

COLLEGE LEADERS

HEAD PREFECT William Little

DEPUTY HEAD Tom Mackisack

HEAD OF BOARDING Jeremy Jacquin and International Students

and BOT Student Rep

CHAPEL Te Aaio Awatere-Reedy

ACADEMIC Tom Hawley

SERVICE Ben Gray

SERVICE Kadin Good

ARTS & CULTURAL Oliver Howlett

ARTS & CULTURAL John Black

SPORT Lachlan Cairns

SPORT Jonathon Sabiston

OPEN DAY, Saturday April 8

9.30am - 1pm

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LEADERS 2017 STUDENT LEADERS READY TO INSPIRE My name is William Little and I am very proud to be the Lindisfarne College Head of School, representing the College and the Prefect Leadership team for 2017.

YEAR 7&8 Joshua Combs

YEAR 7&8 Oscar Crichton

I know from experience that the College offers a tremendous number of opportunities. I make it one of my goals to inspire students to take advantage of what is on offer at the College, whether it be in the classroom, on the sports field, on the stage or lending a helping hand out in the community.

The Prefect team is a committed group of boys who understand that being a leader is much more than wearing a kilt, receiving a title or wearing a badge. We all know that the true test is displayed through our actions, leading by example, being approachable and genuine and providing a strong sense of direction for others to follow.

Our College is all about building outstanding young men and as Prefects we are all committed to this shared vision. The College is built on solid values which we will uphold. Across all our leadership roles we relish the opportunity to serve, initiate, inspire and empower our fellow students.

AIDAN Jayden Falcon

CUTHBERT Ben Frame

& Kapa Haka Prefect

We will listen to those around us: each other, our senior and middle school students, teachers and staff, to lead this great College, thereby leaving a positive footprint in the path of Lindisfarne College.

ACADEMIC RESULTS 2016 NZQA SCHOLARSHIPS • •

DURHAM George Cranswick

OSWALD Jamie Dearden

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28 Scholarships gained 1 Premier Scholarship (in top 10 in New Zealand) 6 Outstanding scholarships, including 1 Top Scholar (1st in NZ for a subject) 13 different subjects 16 students, 6 from Year 12

NCEA

“At Lindisfarne College leadership is not limited to a few - it is a life skill we seek to develop in all boys.

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 UE

Ken MacLeod, Rector

Participation-based

92.2% 94.3% 90.7% 85.3%

Boarding and Day enrolments are open for 2018* www. lindisfarne.school.nz | 06 8731136 *limited additional dayboy spaces are available due to a recent roll increase.

Our academic results are between 10-17% higher than the national average for boys-only schools across Levels 1-3.

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