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Information Evening Tuesday 6 June 2017

Mrs Kiely Murphy mhy@avcol.school.nz

820 1700

Mr Mark van Beurden vbn@avcol.school.nz Miss Helena Pattison ptn@avcol.school.nz Mrs Lynne van Etten vtn@avcol.school.nz

820 1738

Dean

Ms Rhonda Donaldson dsn@avcol.school.nz

820 1706

Associate Dean

Miss Ashleigh Earwaker ext 560 ekr@avcol.school.nz

Deputy Principal

Mrs Lyndy Watkinson wtn@avcol.school.nz

820 1707

Mr Pahlavi Timoteo tmo@avcol.school.nz Mrs Naomi Parker prk@avcol.school.nz Dr Terry Brown bwn@avcol.school.nz

820 1710

Mrs Megan Miller mrm@avcol.school.nz Ms Vicky Harris hrs@avcol.school.nz Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz

820 1709

Dean

Mr David Dewsnap dsp@avcol.school.nz

820 1708

Associate Dean

Mrs Aleishia Davis dva@avcol.school.nz Mr John Goold gld@avcol.school.nz

ext 534

YEAR 9 Dean

ext 539 820 1720

YEAR 11

held in the PAC at 7pm

Dean

SMOKEFREE ROCKQUEST

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

ext 540 820 1728

YEAR 12 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 13

Click here for video link

REVOLUTION TOUR

Reggie Dabbs - The Revolution Tour

All levels

YEAR 10

NCEA

The boys will now be playing at the Auckland Central final at AGGS on Saturday June 10, where they will compete against 11 other bands, hopeful of making it through to the national grand finals held on 2 September.

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL

Deputy Principal

held in the PAC at 7pm

Following hot on the heels of the success of Iris G - Avondale's very own singer/songwriter who won the solo/duo section of New Zealand's Smokefree Rockquest last year, are two new Avondale contenders: Joshua Parker and Isaac Ennor whose duo performance, Centuries, has made it through the Auckland Central heats of the national competition.

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS

Associate Dean

Tuesday 30 May 2017

TERM 2 WEEK 4 24 May 2017

The Revolution Tour 2017 presented a lunchtime concert to students in the PAC on Tuesday 16 May. The Revolution Tour is delivered through high energy student engagement using the creative arts. Their aim is to empower and equip teenagers with the skills and character to proactively address and defuse issues which they face in their school lives and personal lives. This was a hugely popular event, with students filling the PAC to sing and dance along with the performers. Many students took the opportunity at the conclusion of the concert to mingle and interact with the performers.

Deputy Principal

ext 542 820 1701

820 1702

ABSENCE LINE absences@avcol.school.nz

820 1071

MAORI AND PACIFIC PARENTS' EVENING University of Auckland 1 June 6.00pm-8.30pm Maori and Pacific Yr 12 and 13 students and their whanau and families are invited to attend this event to hear about entry requirements, scholarships and on-campus support. Please RSVP at: auckland.ac.nz/ parentsevening Location is OGGB3 Level 0, Owen Glenn Building, 12 Grafton Road, University Campus.

Enquiries to equity@auckland.ac.nz

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE WWW.AVCOL.SCHOOL.NZ THIS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE ON OUR SCHOOL INTRANET WELCOME.AVCOL.SCHOOL.NZ

UPCOMING EVENTS Week 4 Term 2 2017 SENIOR EXAM WEEK (22 - 26 MAY) Saturday 27 May Optional OED trip to Ti Point (All Levels) (HMA) Sunday 28 May Mountain Biking Race 1

Week 5 Term 2 2017 Monday 29 May Taurewa Trip 9 (10CPL) 13OED Rock Climbing at Extreme Edge Glen Eden – Pd 4 (HMA) Tuesday 30 May CIE Information Evening in PAC at 7pm YouDance Rehearsal at Raye Freedman Arts Centre, Newmarket 3-9pm (JGS) Secondary School Expo 2017 at Rangeview Int (6.30 – 8pm) Wednesday 31 May Scholars’ Academy Session 2: 8.15am - 10.10am 12ESK Personal Presentation in the workplace (Pavilion) (Group 1) (31 May - 1 Jun) 11SCC trip to Karamatura Stream & Shadbolt Park Thursday 1 June Avcol music groups at Bruce Mason Theatre 12:30pm-10pm 11OED Rock Climbing at Extreme Edge Glen Eden - Pd 3 (HLO) YouDance Performance at Raye Freedman Arts Centre, Newmarket 3-9pm (JGS) Friday 2 June 12OED Rock Climbing at Extreme Edge Glen Eden - Pd 4 (HMA) 11SCC trip to Karamatura Stream & Shadbolt Park Bridge Building Day in PAC (ZHO) Saturday 3 June U19 Basketball Boys & Girls National Championships - North Shore (3rd - 6th Jun)

Week 6 Term 2 2017 Monday 5 June Queen's Birthday (school closed) Tuesday 6 June Assembly NCEA Information Evening in the PAC at 7pm International Food Day (International Department) Football Boys Knockout Cup - Round 2 Begins Wednesday 7 June NZSM Jazz Project (7-11 June) (RBN) (TBC) 12ESK Personal Presentation in the workplace (Pavilion) (Group 2) (7-8 June) Thursday 8 June 11OED Rock Climbing at Extreme Edge Glen Eden - Pd 3 (HLO) Cross Country CSA Championship Friday 9 June 12OED Rock Climbing at Extreme Edge Glen Eden - Pd 4 (HMA) Optional OED trip - Hunua Survival Introduction (All Levels) (10th – 11th Jun) (HMA) (TBC)

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SPORTS DRAW WEDNESDAY 24 MAY BASKETBALL U15A Boys U15 B Boys FOOTBALL Premier Girls 2nd XI Girls HOCKEY 1st XI Boys RUGBY LEAGUE 1st XIII U15 Boys SQUASH Open B Boys THURSDAY 25 MAY BASKETBALL U17 A Boys U17 B Boys U17 Girls U15 Girls HOCKEY 1st XI Girls LACROSSE Premier Girls Lacrosse Black B Lacrosse White C FRIDAY 26 MAY BASKETBALL Premier Boys Premier Girls SQUASH Premier Boys Senior Open A SATURDAY 27 MAY FOOTBALL 1st XI Boys 2nd XI Boys 3rd XI Boys Year 10 A Boys Year 9 A Boys Year 9 B Boys NETBALL Year 10 White Year 9 Grey Year 10 Black Year 9 Black Year 9 Black Year 9 White RUGBY UNION 1st XV Boys 2nd XV Boys Restricted U15 Boys U14 Boys MONDAY 29 MAY BADMINTON Boys Girls HOCKEY U15 Boys RUGBY UNION Premier Girls FOOTBALL Junior A Girls SQUASH Open B Girls

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Lynfield Rutherford

@ Akl Grammar @ Trusts Stadium 1

4:45pm 5:45pm

vs vs

Kings St Dominic’s

@ Avondale 1 @ St Dominic’s 1

4:00pm 4:00pm

vs

Sacred Heart

@ Avondale College

5:00pm

vs vs

Westlake Boys St Paul’s

@ Westlake Boys1 @ St Paul’s 1

4:00pm 4:00pm

vs

Rutherford

@ Avondale 1

4:15pm

vs vs vs vs

Lynfield St Paul’s Massey Rutherford

@ Trust Stadium 4 @ Trust Stadium 2 @ Trusts Stadium 3 @ Mt Albert Gram 1

4:15pm 5:45pm 5:45pm 7:00pm

vs

St Cuthbert’s

@ Avondale

5:00pm

vs vs vs

Diocesan Glendowie Mt Albert

@ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 2 @ Owairaka Domain

4:00pm 4:00pm 4:00pm

vs vs

St Peter’s Auck Girls

@ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 1

6:00pm 7:30pm

vs vs

Westlake Boys Orewa 2

@ Avondale 1-2 @ Unitec 1-2

4:15pm 4:15pm

vs vs vs vs vs vs

Glendowie Liston Mt Roskill GreenBay Mt Albert Liston

@ Glendowie 1 @ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 3 @ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 2 @ Avondale 3

12:00pm 10:00am 10:00am 9:00am 9:00am 9:00am

vs vs vs vs vs vs

Green Bay High Waitakere ACG Lynfield Green Bay High ACG

@ TBC @ TBC @ Te Pai Court 14 @ Te Pai Court 15 @ Te Pai Court 4 @ Te Pai Court 12

TBC TBC 10:10am 8:30am 10:10am 9:20am

vs vs vs vs vs

Otahuhu Sacred Heart Akl Grammar Marcellin Kelston Boys

@ Avondale 1 @ Sacred Heart 1 @ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 1 @ Kelston Boys 1

12:00pm 9:15am 10:30am 9:15am 9:15am

vs vs

Liston St Dominic’s

@ Court 1 @ Court 5

vs

TBC

vs

Mangere College

vs

TBC

vs

Mt Albert

TBC TBC

@ Mangere College 1

4:15pm

@ Avondale 1

4:15pm

GARDEN CLUB Carrots never taste better than when eaten straight out of the ground!

That's the finding of our Garden Club members who have been working hard on their two garden plots each Tuesday lunchtime this year. Under the supervision of Mr Norton and Mr Conti, the young gardeners have been sowing seeds, watering, weeding and finally reaping the rewards of their hard work as their vegetables ripen!

Gardening is a great skill to learn, says Mr Norton. "There's nothing like getting the dirt under your fingernails as you pull up fresh carrots, having a go at digging and raking in fertiliser, or learning when is the right time to put in or pull up the beetroot. These skills can only be obtained by actually doing it and by trial and error!"

"The students really enjoy being out in the sun, having fun, meeting new friends and getting some veges to take home as a bonus!"

The Garden Club meets on Tuesday lunchtimes at the Horticulture shed, and is open to all.

YOUDANCE FESTIVAL The Dance students are currently preparing to perform two pieces in the prestigious YouDance festival this year. The Year 13 Dance class and the Senior Contemporary Group will be performing on Thursday 1 June, 7:30pm, at Raye Freedman Arts Centre. Tickets available through iTicket (https:// www.iticket.co.nz).

2017 CIE FEES All fees must be paid in full to Avondale College by Friday 30 June 2017, by 4.00pm.

2017 NCEA FEES All fees must be paid in full to Avondale College by 4:00pm, 18 August, 2017 For more information click here.

EVERYTHING ABOUT BUS SERVICES IN WEST AUCKLAND WILL CHANGE ON SUNDAY 11 JUNE There will be new bus routes and new timetables from 11 June.

This means if your child uses a public bus to get to school, their journey is likely to be different and you will need to re-plan their bus journey.

Bus timetables and bus route maps are available from Auckland Transport’s website www.AT.govt.nz/newnetworkwest School Buses Some school buses will be changing from Monday 12 June 2017.

For more information please click on this link More information is available on Auckland Transport’s website or contact the Call Centre on 09 366 6400.

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SPORTS REPORT Week 3 Sports Report- 15-21 May

The Year 9 A Boys had a great 2-0 win against Mt Albert Grammar.

Basketball

Hockey

The Under 15 girls had a convincing 53-4 win over Marcellin College on Thursday 18th May. Player of the Day was awarded to Bronwyn Buller and a special mention goes to Mercy Lemisio for evolving her offensive game and to Daphne Edwards for setting the standard on defence.

The U17 B Boys had a big win against Waitakere College following last week’s defeat. Standout players were captain Zarif Zainurin, who led the way by scoring an outstanding 25 points, and Francis Intic, who scored 18 points. Zakiah Puia led the team in rebounds and boards, with a total of 9 rebounds and 6 boards. However, MVP performance goes to Pearson Kirkwood who scored 8 of his 14 points in less than a minute of being on the court. The team as a whole played outstanding defence which showed in the final score: 49-16.

U15 A Boys lost 57-21 to Auckland Grammar on Wednesday 17th May. The Premier boys had an outstanding game on Friday 19th May, beating Pakuranga College 90-84.

Our very young Premier Girls basketball team had a tough game against a very experienced Mt Albert Grammar team. The Avondale girls played with pride and tenacity until the final whistle. Special mentions go to Maclani Michael, Metisa Edwards and Marie Wengert.

These three girls came out in the second half with courage, and they provided leadership to the Year 9 and 10 girls who saw their seniors’ example and played with passion and pride. The second half score was 55-27 to Mt Albert Grammar, which reflected the extra resolve and energy the Avcol girls played with. Izabella Rasmussen-LotamDover, Maraea Whiu and Mercy Lemisio are growing in confidence with each outing and, along with Daphne Edwards, Leilani AusagePepe and Ocean Gatoloai, show that the future is looking bright.

On Monday 15th the U15 Boys played Round 2 against Mt Albert Grammar. This was an even tougher game than last week, with a lot of defending required in the first half. We held out the opposition in our circle on numerous occasions, frustrating them and keeping them scoreless, but being unable to hold our possession. About 20 minutes in, Shoma Hirota took the ball at pace from behind halfway and dribbled one-handed past three tacklers to delicately slip the ball past the left of their goalie into the backboard to put us up 1-0, against the run of play. This was an outstanding individual goal. Another close opportunity came when Shivang Patel ran away from the defenders down the right side with a strong cross that went begging. Liam Law-Telea was consistently strong in the mid-field, providing the backbone to our game. In the second half we continued our defensive tactics, trying to slow the game down, which succeeded in choking their continued efforts to score against us. Anoosh Kulkarni made a valiant effort at goal late in the game that was saved brilliantly by their keeper high to his right. The boys were tired at the end of this very tough game; a great effort by the team as we head into Round 3 next week, two games up and arguably two of the stronger teams in the competition now behind us.

Football

The 1st XI Boys had the first round of the Senior Knockout Cup with an impressive 5-1 win over Howick College.

The 1st XI also had their third league game of the season in very trying conditions on Saturday morning. Rutherford College were the visitors in the driving rain and the howling winds. The first half was a real war of attrition with neither team able to gain a solid foothold in the game or master the conditions. The home side were on top for the majority of the half but couldn't make any chances that came their way count. The half time whistle blew and the visitors disappeared to the sheds for some warmth whilst Avondale got together to battle the elements and their own thoughts on what was needed for the second half. There was no respite from the arctic conditions but Avondale certainly started the second half on fire! Two quick goals from Joao Abreu calmed the nerves and enabled the team to settle in and control the game. They managed to see the result through with another clean sheet to remain unbeaten for the season and top of the A1 division.

The 2nd XI Boys had a successful win away against Massey High on Saturday 20th May. The 3rd XI Boys drew 3-3 with Waitakere College on Saturday 20th May. 1st XI Girls had a fantastic 3-0 win over Glendowie College.

U15 Boys Hockey The 1st XI Boys had a fantastic 5-0 win over Mt Roskill College. Player of the day was awarded to Oliver Cornelius who scored an impressive four goals.

1st XI Girls had a great game against Macleans College on Thursday 18th May and drew 1-1.

Lacrosse

The Premier Girls lost to Mt Albert Grammar 10-5 on Thursday 18th May. Avondale C team had a narrow loss to Mt Roskill Grammar and the Avondale B team lost 10-0 to Whangaparoa College on Thursday 18th May.

Netball

The Premier 1 team won 25-24 over Massey High on 9th May.

The Junior Girls suffered a 3-1 loss to Westlake College.

The Premier 2 team lost to St Dominic’s on Tuesday 9th and drew with Rutherford College on Tuesday 16th May.

The Year 10 A Boys played Liston College and lost 10-3.

The Year 9 Black team played two games on Saturday 20th May. They

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lost to Watakere College 50-9. Player of the Day was awarded to Ruta Rasmussen. They also lost to Massey High 44-18. Player of the Day was awarded to Leighton Estreich-Tai. The Year 9 White team played Massey High and lost 13-12. Player of the Day was awarded to Christine Maagdenberg.

The Year 9 Grey team played Lynfield College and won 7-5.

The Year 10 Black played Kelston Girls and lost 5-14. Player of the Day was awarded to Meleana Niu. The Year 10 White played Lynfield College and won 22-4. Player of the Day was awarded to Serene Forsyth. It was a vast improvement on last week.

Rugby League The U15 Boys suffered a 49-22 loss to Onehunga College on Wednesday 17th May.

Rugby Union The 1st XV's third match of the season against Macleans College was played in freezing conditions with wind and rain battering the players and spectators for the majority of the game. Familiarity with their artificial turf and playing to the weather conditions gave Macleans an early advantage. There were some good probing runs by Dylan Finau and Ezrah Kapeteni. The final score was 17-3 to Macleans. Player of the day was Ezrah Kapeteni.

was a large squad that headed to Sacred Heart College on a cold, wet Saturday. There was a huge amount of excitement amongst the boys, balanced by uncertainty as to how they would fare the first time they played together. Sacred Heart's kick off was blown straight into touch by a howling crosswind which set the tone for the game. Avondale won their first line out, and any fears that this untested team would take a few games to find its feet were completely unfounded. The boys played as if they had been playing together for months. Captain Ollie Carroll had an immense game, leading his team with the benefit of his considerable match experience. The forwards were physical and put the Sacred Heart pack under pressure. It was hard for us to win ball, but when we did our more skilful backs demonstrated a running game which cut open Sacred Heart's defence at the first attempt, sending Jarq Paul in for his first try in the opening minutes of the game. All three of Avondale's tries came from the backs, with Jarq Paul getting a second as well as Filipi Savaka getting his first.

Sacred Heart’s tries came from their forward pack's recycling of the ball and this was to be expected considering the Avondale pack had never operated before. The game ended 19-10 to Avondale. It was an extraordinary achievement for an untried team and one that suggests a great deal of potential for the future.

The Under 14 rugby team matched up against a strong Liston College team on Saturday. Avondale started extremely well, with tries to Isimasi Tavae and Ola Hoeft giving the team a well earned 12-5 lead going into half time. Liston came out of the stoppage with an increased sense of urgency and attitude which we couldn't match, going down 37-12. However, Avondale showed some very positive periods of play which is a good sign of what the team is capable of going forward in the season.

Squash The Premier Boys lost 12-0 to Pukekohe High on Friday 19th May. The Senior Open A Boys lost 10-3 to St Peter’s College.

The Open B Girls had an outstanding 4-0 win over Westlake Girls.

Underwater Hockey The Senior Open team played two games on Tuesday 16th May and suffered 9-0 losses to both Glendowie College and Mt Albert Grammar.

Premier Girls Rugby 1st XV Boys Rugby on the artificial turf at Macleans College The 2nd XV Rugby had an impressive 27-10 win over One Tree Hill College.

The Premier Girls lost 10-15 to Auckland Girls Grammar on Monday 15th May. The U15 Boys had a tough loss against a much larger Mt Roskill Grammar. After being down 19-0 at halftime, the boys fought back to almost draw level but were held up on the line. Three late tries to Roskill sealed the game. Great tries were scored by Tyler Loomes and David Saia and Player of the Match Corey Wood made some amazing defensive plays. The final score was 34-12.

It was the first match of the season for Avondale's 6th Grade rugby team – the first team we have fielded in this grade for many years.

With the help of two 1st XV coaches and a lot parental support, it

Correction: Last week we incorrectly attributed a hat trick in the Year 9A Boys football report. Congratulations to Anthony Duncan who scored 4 of the 5 goals!

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TAUREWA CAMP 2017 Year 13, Year 12 and Year 10 students have the opportunity to go to Taurewa Camp.

We encourage families to start making early regular payments towards the Taurewa camp fee, as the camp fee must be fully paid prior to departure. Year 10 students will receive their first briefing for their camp approximately 10 weeks before departure, but students are encouraged to tell their parents early that their camps are coming up this year.

TERM 2

TRIP

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

COST

Week 4

8

22 – 26 May

10KGY, 10DRN

$390

Tue 02 May

Week 5

9

29 May – 2 Jun

10CPL

$390

Tue 09 May

Week 7

10

12 – 16 Jun

10RNS, 10MRA

$390

Tue 23 May

Week 8

11

19 - 23 Jun

Internationals

$500

Tue 30 May

Week 9

12

26 – 30 Jun

10SYR

$390

Tue 06 Jun

Week 10

13

03 – 07 Jul

10ELS

$390

Tue 13 Jun

TERM 3

TRIP

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

COST

Week 4

14

14 – 18 Aug

10CHD, 10THS

$400

Tue 25 Jul

Week 5

15

21 - 27 Aug

10ALA, 10GBS, 10PKN, 10BRY

$400

Tue 01 Aug

Week 8

16

11 – 15 Sep

Internationals

$500

Tue 22 Aug

Week 9

17

18 – 22 Sep

10MZD, 10KMA

$400

Tue 29 Aug

TERM 4

TRIP

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

COST

Week 1

18

16 – 20 Oct

10JIN, 10HUE

$390

Week 6

19

20 – 24 Nov

SENIOR EXAMS

$ DUE DATE

$ DUE DATE Tue 19 Sep

Exam Timetable Term 2$390 2017 Tue 31 Oct 10SPH, 10BLS Exam Day 1

Monday 22 May

Exam Day 2

Session 1: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11CAC 11CMU 11SCI

12CEN 12HIS 12SCI (P) 12CPJ 12THO (31)

12CMT 12FRE 12MAT

Tuesday 23 May Exam day 3

Wednesday 24 May

Exam day 4

Thursday 25 May

Exam Day 5 Friday 26 May

13CEN 13CGE 13ENC

Session 3: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11MAT

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$ DUE DATE

13BUS 13BIO 13CHS 13DRA 13SAO

Session 5: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11ACC 11ACD 11CBS 11FRE 11GEC 11JAP

12APD (21) 12CAC 12CHS 12MAO 12MAS 12MST 12SAO

13CCH 13MAT 13PSY

Session 7: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11CMT 11ENG 11SAO

12BIO 12CBI 12GEC 12TFN

13CAT 13FRE 13PHY 13SCC 13TFN

Session 9: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11CCH 11ENP 11GEO 11MST 11THO (1)

12CHE (P) 12CMU 12CLS 12APD (41)

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13CBI 13GEO 13JAP 13SCI INNOVATION

Session 2: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11BUS 11CBI 11HBI (21) 11SPA

12CAT 12CBS 12DRA 12ECO 12GEO 12THO (41)

13CHE 13CPH 13ECO 13ARH

Session 4: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CHS 11ENC

12CPS 12ENC 12SPA

13ACC 13CLS 13CMT 13CPS 13ENG

Session 6: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CAT 11MAO 11PSY 11HBI (51) 11CSP

12ACC 12CPH (T) 12ESI 12ES2 12PSY 12TDA

13CBS 13ENP 13MST 13SPA

Session 8: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CEN 11DRA 11ECO 11HOR

12APO 12CGE 12JAP 12PHY 12TEC 12CPH (P)

13MAO 13MAS 13THO

Session 10: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CPH 11HIS 11THO (2)

12BUS 12CCH 12ENG 12ENP

13CAC 13GEC 13HIS