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DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS DEPUTY PRINCIPAL All levels
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
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YEAR 9 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
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YEAR 10 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
Ms Rhonda Donaldson 820 1706 dsn@avcol.school.nz Miss Ashleigh Earwaker ext 560 ekr@avcol.school.nz 820 1707 Mrs Lyndy Watkinson wtn@avcol.school.nz
YEAR 11 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
Mr Pahlavi Timoteo tmo@avcol.school.nz Mrs Naomi Parker prk@avcol.school.nz Dr Terry Brown bwn@avcol.school.nz
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Mrs Megan Miller mrm@avcol.school.nz Mrs Pritika Patel ptl@avcol.school.nz Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz
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Mr David Dewsnap dsp@avcol.school.nz Mrs Aleishia Davis dva@avcol.school.nz Mr John Goold gld@avcol.school.nz
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YEAR 12 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
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YEAR 13 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
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UPCOMING KEY DATES Thursday 2nd Nov Senior Academic Prizegiving (Doors open 6.30pm; 7pm start) Friday 3rd Nov 9.15am Leavers Assemblies in Stadium Friday 3rd Nov NCEA study leave commences Monday 6th Nov Junior exams start Thursday 9th Nov NCEA Exams start Thursday 23 Nov Teacher Only Day (school closed to students) Tuesday 12th Dec Junior Prizegiving and end of term
SENIOR PRIZEGIVING
Thursday 2nd November in the Performing Arts Centre at 7.00pm All prize winners have been notified. Everyone welcome.
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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 3 Term 4 2017 Wednesday 1 November Rugby Union Auckland U15 7's Championships
SPORTS DRAW WEDNESDAY 1 NOVEMBER RUGBY 7’s Auckland Secondary Schools Tournament
@ Waitemata Rugby Football Club
Softball Junior Girls Season Begins
U15 Boys A vs Pakuranga @ Field 3 U15 Boys A vs Papatoetoe @ Field 3 Year 10 Careers PILOT Programme at University of Auckland (JHJ) U15 Boys A vs De La Salle @ Field 2 Thursday 2 November THURSDAY 2 NOVEMBER Period 1 & 2: Prize Winners to PAC VOLLEYBALL Senior Prizegiving (Doors open 6.30pm for 7pm start) Junior Girls A vs Waitakere 1 @ Avondale 2 Year 10 Careers trip to MIT for Maori students (JHJ) Junior Girls A vs Rutherford 1 @ Avondale 2 Junior Girls B vs Green Bay 1 @ Avondale 3 Friday 3 November Junior Girls B vs Lynfield @ Avondale 3 Leavers Assemblies in Stadium Period 1 – Year 13, Period 2 – Junior Boys vs Mt Albert Jnr A @ Kelston Boys 1 Year 12, Period 3 – Year 11 Junior Boys vs Waitakere @ Kelston Boys 3 SATURDAY 4 NOVEMBER Week 4 Term 4 2017 CRICKET Monday 6 November 1st XI Boys vs Liston College @ Avondale Junior Exams (6-9 Nov) 2nd XI Boys vs Sacred Heart Red @ TBC IPAC Programme begins today Year 10 Boys vs St Peters Y9 @ TBC International Activity Programme (Week 1) Year 9 Boys vs St Keintigern White @ TBC Period 1 & 2: Prize Winners to PAC
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Tuesday 7 November
Performance showcasing the Drama Scholarship students
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at 6.30pm Thursday 9 November NCEA Exams start Volleyball Junior Championships - The Trusts Stadium (9th 11th Nov)
Week 5 Term 4 2017 Monday 13 November International Activity Programme (Week 2) Wednesday 15 November Performing Arts Academy rehearsal 7.45am – interval (JGS) Thursday 16 November Where's Wally Performing Arts Academy showcase 6pm PAC Year 10 Careers (Leadership) trip to AUT (JHJ) Friday 17 November No NCEA Exams Catch up Testing for Yr 9 2018 Sports Academy trials for 2018
Week 5 Term 4 2017 Monday 20 November Taurewa Trip 19 (10SPH, 10BLS) International Activity Programme (Week 3) Thursday 23 November
Monday 30th October to Sunday 5th November
CRICKET The 1st XI Boys Cricket team played at home against Mt Roskill Grammar School. It was a rainy and cloudy Saturday morning so the match started a few hours later than scheduled. Mt Roskill Grammar were bowled out in 20 overs making 46 runs. Good bowling performances were given by the leading wicket takers, Jay Patel, Ben Kelsey and Thareeq Saldhan. Then in came Avondale's opening batsmen, Kevin Gattu and Lithira Fonseka, who reached the target score in just six overs. Avondale College won by 10 wickets! It was a very good performance by the whole team and a great win to start the season. The 2nd XI Boys game vs Auckland Grammar was abandoned. Year 9 Boys lost against Glendowie College, scoring 54 runs all out. Glendowie scored 59 runs with 7 wickets to spare.
TOUCH Junior Boys lost 6-0 vs Rutherford. Junior Boys lost 6-1 to Kelston Boys. Junior Girls lost 7-0 in their first match of the round against Waitakere College. However, the second game of the day saw the girls turn over their loss, with a 14-0 win again Henderson High School.
Teacher Only Day - school will be closed to students Young Sportsperson of the Year Awards International student trip to Fiji (23-30 Nov) (TBC)
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VOLLEYBALL The Junior Girls A team played Mt Albert Grammar in a fantastic game. There were some outstanding rallies where both teams set up their attacks and defended stoutly. (Continued on Page 5.)
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IPAC 2017 Subject based Individualised Personal Academic Course (IPAC) tutorials will run from Monday 6 November to Wednesday 22 Nov. Senior students who have been invited to attend have received information from their teachers and by letter. IPAC starts with an assembly in the PAC, at 9am on Monday 6 November.
PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY
AUDITIONS 30 November 2017
For general inquiries contact Mrs Watkinson, Deputy Principal. For subject specific inquiries contact the relevant Director.
NADIA LIM VISITS FOOD TECH CLASSES A number of our Food Technology and Hospitality students were lucky enough to have a very special visitor to their classes yesterday. Former student Nadia Lim spent time chatting with students and demonstrating some of her recipes, all the while communicating her passion for healthy, good food. With the combined junior classes, Nadia showed how to make the little lemon cupcakes featured in her new book, Let's Eat! Senior students were fascinated to watch Nadia whip up an amazing eggless meringue - using her secret ingredient of the liquid from a tin of chickpeas! She also showed how to make a sugarless jam using raspberries and chia seeds, all while chatting about her journeys in food, publishing and presenting - as well as some of her memories of Avondale College. The students were fully engaged in both sessions - with all who asked questions going in the draw to win a cookbook at the end of the lesson! Students left feeling enthused and inspired - and we look forward to seeing more foodie entrepreneurs emerging from our food tech classrooms in the future!
Pursue your dreams at one of New Zealand’s top performing arts colleges. AVONDALE COLLEGE’S PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY DANCE DRAMA MUSIC: JAZZ MUSIC: CLASSICAL PRESENTS For more information contact Clare Jennings PAA@avcol.school.nz | ph. (09) 828 7024 www.avcol.school.nz
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ORBIT DANCE SHOWCASE The Orbit Dance Showcase was a spectacular event, with 26 dances performed by more than 300 students to sold out crowds on Wednesday and Thursday evenings last week. With dance styles encompassing Bollywood, hip hop, classical, contemporary, K-Pop, jazz and more, there was a phenominal amount of talent on stage, and the high standard of the performances made obvious the many, many hours of hard work that has taken place in our dance studios this year. Of particular interest were the dances performed by our superb Scholarship candidates, whose thought-provoking pieces tackled complex issues such as eugenics, the fragility of life, greed, and the stereotyping of gender roles. Congratulations to all who took part, and to the teachers who have worked so hard to enable our students to shine on stage. Particular congratulations also, to our top Dance prize winners: for 2017: Grace Davey Lauren Catley Jordan Bolus
The Atkinson Family Trophy for Services to Dance Team The Amber Weeks Trophy for Enthusiasm and Diligence in Dance The Avondale College Leadership in Dance Trophy
SAFETY AT THE GATE The front gate of the school is a NO STOPPING zone. Please DO NOT drop your children off directly outside any gates or inside the school grounds. Drivers who stop in the wrong place to drop off passengers put the safety of the students, staff and school property at risk. Thank you. 4
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 4 TRIP Week 6 19
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TRIP DATES 20 – 24 Nov
YEAR LEVEL 10SPH, 10BLS
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SPORTS REPORT CONTINUED (Continued from Page 2) After making some adjustments to the attack, our girls were able to change the game which proved to be a winning formula. The Junior girls won by two sets to nil; 25- 21 and 25 - 23. Avondale was behind for much of both sets but when crucial points were contested, the superior passing skills and attention to detail with serving and receiving gave the girls an edge. Outstanding for Avondale was Maria, Chelsea, Ana and Aso. The B team also played MAGS, eventually losing in straight sets. Outstanding for Avondale was Shakinah Yasmin and Siggy.
JUNIOR EXAMS Monday 6th November - Thursday 9th November. Timetable and instructions on page 7 of this newsletter.
SPORTS AWARDS RECIPIENTS 2017 ATHLETICS Athletics Trophy Athletics Trophy Bonnetti Cup Clemmett Cup Pennefather Cup Pennefather Cup BADMINTON Badminton Cup Badminton Cup BASKETBALL Basketball Trophy Bug-a-Lugs Cup Cheryl Miller Trophy Northover Trophy CRICKET Bracewell Trophy Brooking Cup Wright Cup FOOTBALL Cossey Cup Dean Cup Gavin Cup Low Cup Lowie Cup McIntyre Cup Thompson Trophy HOCKEY Allen Cup Daji Trophy Familton Cup Hockey Cup Jones Trophy Marshall Cup LACROSSE Lacrosse Award Lacrosse Award Lacrosse Award Lacrosse Award NETBALL King Cup Netball Cup Netball Trophy RUGBY Hutton Cup Rugby Trophy Rugby Trophy Suburbs Trophy Touring Cup Transport Cup RUGBY LEAGUE Rugby League Trophy Youthtown Trophy SOFTBALL Pemerika Cup Softball Cup
Renee Fowler Maclani Michael Mika Seltner-Jones Liam Stolberger Aidan Carey Mika Seltner-Jones
Intermediate Girls’ Field Athletics Champion Intermediate Girls’ Track Athletics Champion Senior Boys’ Track Athletics Champion Intermediate Boys’ Track Athletics Champion Intermediate Boys’ Field Athletics Champion Senior Boys’ Field Athletics Champion
Jenny Ling Dacmen Vong
Girls’ Badminton Champion Boys’ Badminton Champion
Jaga Mete Maclani Michael Metisa Edwards Kennedy Nikolaison
Most Improved Senior Boys’ Basketball Player Most Improved Senior Girls’ Basketball Player Most Outstanding Senior Girls’ Basketball Player Most Valuable Premier Boys’ Basketball Player
Aidan Carey Kevin Gattu Praveen Gardehewa Fonseka
Most Outstanding Bowler (Cricket) Best Batting Average 1st XI Cricket Best All Round Cricketer
Patrick Hoey Che Stockenstroom Justice Michael Molly Flynn Aidan Carey Jaynash Chand Molly Flynn
Best All Round Boys’ Football Player Most Improved Senior Girls’ Football Player Most Promising 1st XI Boys’ Football Player Girls’ 1st XI Football Player of the Year Players’ Player 1st XI Boys’ Football Most Improved Player 1st XI Boys’ Football Contribtion to Girls’ Football
Renee Fowler Oliver Cornelius Venessa Ho Zachary Giffin Munn Ruby Coombes Tilo Seltner-Jones
Most Improved 1st XI Girls’ Hockey Player Contribution and Participation in Hockey Best All Round Senior Girls’ Hockey Player Most Improved 1st XI Boys’ Hockey Player Contribution to Girls’ Hockey Best All Round Senior Boys’ Hockey Player
Cate McIntosh Gemma Ruddell Tiffany Sua Nina Tollemache
Most Improved Girls’ Lacrosse Player Most Improved Girls’ Lacrosse Player Contribution to Girls’ Lacrosse Most Valuable Girls’ Lacrosse Player
Elleazyr Maiu’u Tapere Ngaro Taylor Ensor
Most Improved Senior Netball Player Best All Round Netball Player Contribution to Netball
U14 Boys Rugby Johreena Sekene Kiera-Marie Sekene Ezrah Kapeteni Jacob Anitelea Jacob Tuala-Dawson
Rugby Team with Best Season Record Most Valuable Rugby Girls Player Most Improved Rugby Girls Player Most Outstanding Rugby Player Most Valuable Player 1st XV Most Improved 1st XV Player
Israel Levi Emile Palmer
Best All Round Senior Rugby League Player Overall Contribution to Rugby League
Jesse-Rainbow Raina Rebecca Marsters-Kahui
Most Valuable Senior Girls Player Most Promising Senior Girls’ Softball Player
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(SPORTS AWARDS CONT.) SQUASH Squash Cup Squash Cup Squash Cup SWIMMING Blomeley Cup Pollock Cup Swimming Cup Swimming Cup TENNIS Bonnici Cup Tennis Trophy TOUCH Fleming Cup Touch Trophy Touch Trophy Touch Trophy ULTIMATEUltimate Cup Ultimate Cup UNDERWATER HOCKEY Underwater Hockey Award Underwater Hockey Award VOLLEYBALL Luatua Trophy Seuseu-Harder Award Volleyball Trophy Volleyball Trophy Volleyball Trophy Volleyball Trophy WATERPOLO Nick Mason Memorial Nick Mason Memorial Percy Cup Waterpolo Cup Waterpolo Cup Waterpolo Trophy
Shirley Chen Vatsal Gajjar Kavel Mudaliar
Girls’ Open Squash Champion Boys’ Open Squash Champion Boys’ Open Squash Champion
Ikko Shibuya Chelsey Whiu Gabrielle Fa’amausili Adam Milne
Intermediate Boys’ Swimming Champion Intermediate Girls’ Swimming Champion Senior Girls’ Swimming Champion Senior Boys’ Swimming Champion
Leo Cekus Yunjiao Liu
Boys’ Tennis Champion Girls’ Tennis Champion
Channah Wynn-Wilson Cole Brown Oliver Carroll Tiwana-Lee Kuluia-Hampton Jenny Ling Jimmy Whiting
Most Valuable Senior Girls’ Touch Player Most Improved Senior Boys’ Touch Player Most Valuable Senior Boys’ Touch Player Most Improved Senior Girls’ Touch Player Most Valuable Player Girls’ Ultimate Most Valuable Player Boys’ Ultimate
Andre Clegg Jackie Young
Most Outstanding Boys’ Underwater Hockey Player Most Outstanding Girls’ Underwater Hockey Player
Moelala Fialua Taulima Fiso Christian Asovale Tanuvasa May Asovale Tanuvasa Ulimasao Lemusu Atonia Vavao
Outstanding Contribution to Girls’ Volleyball Most Improved Senior Boys’ Volleyball Most Valuable Senior Boys’ Volleyball Most Valuable Premier Girls’ Volleyball Player Contribution to Boys’ Volleyball Most Improved Senior Girls’ Volleyball Player
Jordan Phillips Jared Hemara Maraea Whiu Adam Milne Vienna Samuels Finn Stoneman
Senior Girls’ Waterpolo Top Goal Scorer Senior Boys’ Waterpolo Top Goal Scorer Most Improved Premier Girls’ Waterpolo Most Valuable Senior Boys’ Waterpolo Player Most Valuable Senior Girls’ Waterpolo Player Most Improved Premier Boys’ Waterpolo Player
BOARD OF TRUSTEES SCHOLARSHIP Board of Trustees Scholarship Kanah Andrews-Nahu Board of Trustees Scholarship Aidan Carey Board of Trustees Scholarship Lucy Makaea Board of Trustees Scholarship Jaga Mete Board of Trustees Scholarship Deon Rawlings Board of Trustees Scholarship Tilo Seltner-Jones Board of Trustees Scholarship Ikko Shibuya Board of Trustees Scholarship Liam Stolberger Board of Trustees Scholarship Tiffany Sua Board of Trustees Scholarship Jacob Tuala-Dawson
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SPECIAL AWARDS Binns Cup Nina Tollemache Perkins Trophy Ist XI Boys Football Eccles Trophy Kanah Andrews-Nahu Tui Katene Trophy Molly Flynn Jason Twigg Trophy Dacmen Vong Jason Twigg Trophy Gabrielle Fa’amausili Rockfield Trophy Ist XI Girls Football Kingstone Cup Kennedy Nikolaison Flair Play Award Supporter of the Year CCC Coaching Scholarship Community Volunteer of the Year Sports Manager of the Year TIC of the Year Contribution of Avondale College Sport Contribution of Avondale College Sport Coach of the Year
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Best All Round Girls’ Sport Record Best Senior Boys’ Team Outstanding Performance in a non- Traditional Sport Leadership In Sport Outstanding Achievement in Boys’ Sport Outstanding Achievement in Girls’ Sport Best Team Performance Best All Round Boys’ Sport Record Ist XV Rugby Sarah Cornelius James Went Fale Tiava’asu’e Jim Davis Andy Thawley Dave Broadbent Shawn Cooper Dave Dewsnap
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EXAM TIMETABLE JUNIOR EXAM TIMETABLE 6-9 NOV Mon 6 Nov
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Wed 8 Nov
Thu 9 Nov
• Electronic dictionaries are not allowed in practice external exams. • Approved calculators only, check with your Mathematics teacher.
Session 1 9 SCI PERIOD 1 AND 2 10 MAT
Session 3 9 SOS
Session 5 Year 10 Option Line 1
Session 7 Year 10 Option Line 2
10 ENG
Year 9 Timetabled classes
Year 9 Timetabled classes
Timetabled PERIOD 3 classes Session 2 9 ENG PERIOD 4 AND 5 10 SOS
Timetabled classes Session 4 9 MAT 10 SCI
GENERAL • The first three days of exams involve Year 9 & Year 10 students. • Year 9 exams are in Social Science, Mathematics, English and Science and Languages. • Year 10 exams are in Social Science, Mathematics, English and Science and in option subjects. • Year 10 option exams run according to student’s timetable. • Most exams are two hours, but not all. Exams will run for periods 1 & 2 and periods 4 & 5. • Normal timetable runs period 3. • If an exam is not two hours then the students involved will be required to wait in the classroom until the two hour time period is completed. • On Friday 4th November periods 4 and 5 will be normal timetable classes for Year 10. For Year 9 the morning will be normal timetable. • Science, Mathematics, Social Science and English exams are two hours.
Timetabled classes Session 6 Timetabled classes Year 10 Year 9 Language Exams
Timetabled classes Session 8 Year 10 Option Lines 3 & 4 Year 9 Timetabled classes
• Option exams for Year 10 only are on Wednesday morning as well as Thursday morning and afternoon. • No study leave is given to junior students during these exams. • No permission is given for appointments during the exam days. • A medical certificate will be required for an absence from an exam due to illness. • When sitting exams, normal school discipline applies. • All junior home classrooms have been changed to the same as their exam for the core exams. • Exams are to start promptly at 9.15am in the morning and 1.15pm in the afternoon. EXAMINATION ROOMS In the exam room: • Sit in rows as instructed. • Leave bags where directed. • Make sure your cell phone is switched off and in your bag. It is not allowed to be in your pocket.
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• Please ensure that the exam room is left in the appropriate state as to which it was found. This means checking that desks and chairs are set correctly, no writing on desks has occurred and any rubbish is put in the classroom bin. This is vitally important as staff and students have spent time presenting rooms in a particular way. TO FIT WITH NZQA CONDITIONS a) Students’ should not use twink. It is in their interests to write legibly. b) There is no food or drink in the exam room, except a clear water bottle which must not be labeled c) Students are advised to take only clear pencil cases into the exam room. • The exam begins the moment distribution of papers starts. • Total silence is necessary from then on. • Listen carefully for additional instructions or correction of misprints. • Check that you have the correct paper with all pages correctly printed. • Read instructions carefully. • During the examination, students must not communicate with other candidates, copy from another candidate’s work, borrow any equipment or make undue noise or disturb other candidates. • No student is to leave the exam room until full time has expired. • Uniform and appearance must be of the required standard. • If a student needs to go to the toilet during an exam, this is allowed. Before they go, a mark will be made on their exam paper showing where they left, and the student will be asked to indicate where their cellphone is. If they have a cellphone on them, they are two leave it with the examiner, to be returned at the end of the exam. Examination irregularities and misconduct will be considered by Mr J Smith (Qualifications Manager) and Dr Brown (Deputy Principal Curriculum, NZQA Principal’s Nominee) and may result in disciplinary action. If this occurs in an internal NZQA assessment the consequences may involve NZQA.
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INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT
HOMESTAY FAMILIES needed Avondale College’s International Department is looking for caring families to host our international students, allowing them to experience a ‘kiwi’ lifestyle and improve their spoken English in a home away from home. What is the benefit of hosting a student?
What is the expectation of a homestay family?
• A chance to meet students from all over the world • A great opportunity for your children to learn a different language • Share your culture while learning about your student’s culture and country • Prompt fortnightly payment ($280 per week) • Short and long term students available
A homestay family is expected to provide a clean and comfortable bedroom with bed, wardrobe and drawers, linen and towels, desk and lamp, heating in the room, meals and laundry.
We are always happy to hear from prospective host families, so if you would like to find out more about this enriching and fun experience please contact us! Amanda Brophy & Toni Richardson | International Homestay Co-ordinators zbra@avcol.school.nz or zrct@avcol.school.nz | Ph 09 820 1712 | www.avcol.school.nz 8
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