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READERS & WRITERS FESTIVAL On Thursday 17th May, 40 students from Years 9 and 10 boarded a doubledecker bus to the Aotea Centre, bound for a day of inspiration. Students listened to presentations from four authors, who had travelled to the festival from as close as Auckland (ex-Avondale student, now Poet Laureate Selina Tusitala Marsh) and as far as London, Alaska and Pennsylvania. These authors provided an insight into writing in a range of diverse genres, including poetry, drama, spoken word, young-adult and science-fiction. Highlights were A.S. King and Alex Wheatle, two novelists who captivated students with stories from their own lives and emphasised the important links between creative writing and positive mental health. Overall it was a fantastic trip, with plenty of ideas and encouragement to fuel students' minds and pens.
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Winter Wonderland 16 June 2018
Hazel Winlove (9KMA) meeting author A.S. King
Excitement is building amongst our Year 12 and 13 students in the lead up to our annual school ball! Students who have ordered their tickets and met the advised prerequisites will be able to purchase these on 30 May to 1st June only, when the ticket costs will have been entered onto their family's account.
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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 4 Term 2 2018 Senior Exam Week (21-25 May) Saturday 26 May Slam Poetry Camp (26-27 May) (TBC)
Week 5 Term 2 2018 Monday 28 May YouDance rehearsal evening (Raye Freedman Arts Centre) Tuesday 29 May CIE Information Evening in PAC at 7pm Year 9 Football Academy referee course at Riversdale Reserve ICAS Science exam during home room & period 1 in D5 Wednesday 30 May 13MUS Tour to Bay of Plenty (30 May - 1 Jun) PPTA Western Ward Paid Union Meeting 1.30 - 3.30pm Jazz trip to Bruce Mason Theatre 8-10pm 11TME Basic First Aid STAR course (30 – 31 May) (Wed – all day, Thurs – Home room & pd 1 & 2) YouDance performance evening (Raye Freedman Arts Centre) Thursday 31 May Shakespeare National Festival in Wellington (31 May - 4 June) Kilikiti Senior Tournament - Pulman Park 7am - 4pm Friday 1 June International Trip to Whangarei (1-4 June) (TBC)
Week 6 Term 2 2018 Monday 4 June Queen's Birthday – School Closed Tuesday 5 June NCEA Information Evening in PAC at 7pm 13BUS to Massey University Albany 11.15-3pm (BMT) Wednesday 6 June 11HBI trip to exhibition at Princes Wharf 9.15am – 1.10pm Thursday 7 June Cross Country Championships (TBC)
Week 7 Term 2 2018 Monday 11 June Taurewa Trip 10 (Year 12s) Football Knockout Cup Round 2 (11 - 28 June) Netsafe Parent's Evening presentation 7pm-8pm (Avondale College Atrium) Tuesday 12 June 12SCI trip to Mangere Mountain and Auckland Museum (TBC) Thursday 14 June Music Photos Ski & Snowboard Championships - Snowplanet, Silverdale (TBC) Saturday 16 June School Ball at Eden Park
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WEDNESDAY 23 MAY BASKETBALL Junior A Boys vs TKKM o Nga Maungarongo Junior B Boys vs Rutherford Warriors U19 Boys vs Green Bay FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs Macleans 2nd XI Girls vs Rutherford Junior Premier Girl’s vs Mt Albert HOCKEY 1st XI Boys vs King’s 1st XI RUGBY LEAGUE 1st XIII Boys vs Kelston Boys SQUASH Premier Boys vs Takapuna Senior A Boys vs Kings A THURSDAY 24 MAY BASKETBALL Junior Girls A vs St Mary’s Boys U17 A vs Lynfield HOCKEY 1st XI Girls vs Botany Downs 1st XI LACROSSE Senior A vs Mt Albert A Senior B vs Mt Roskill Blue FRIDAY 25 MAY BASKETBALL Premier Boy’s vs Mt Albert Senior Girls A vs Diocesan FOOTBALL 1st XI Boys vs Auckland Grammar SATURDAY 26 MAY FOOTBALL 2nd XI Boys vs Auckland Grammar Year 10 Boys A vs St Kentigern A Year 10 Boys B vs Waitakere B Year 9 Boys A vs Selwyn A NETBALL Year 10 Black vs Waitakere A Year 10 Gold vs WSC Waiorea Parera Year 10 Silver vs Henderson Yellow Year 10 Bronze vs St Dominic’s C Year 9 Black vs Massey A Year 9 Gold vs Henderson Maroon Year 9 Silver vs Green Bay A Year 9 Bronze vs Waitakere C RUGBY 1st XV Boys vs Otahuhu 1st XV 2nd XV Boys vs Liston College Restricted Boys vs Auckland Grammar U14 Boys vs St Pauls U14B U15 Boys vs Onehunga U15B MONDAY 28 MAY BADMINTON Senior A Girls vs Bye Senior B Girls vs Lynfield B Girls Senior A Boys vs Baradene Lions Senior B Boys vs Bye FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs Epsom Girls HOCKEY U15 Boys vs Mt Albert U15A RUGBY Senior Girls vs One Tree Hill SQUASH Senior Girls A vs Mt Albert Senior Girls B vs Mt Albert TUESDAY 29 MAY NETBALL Premier 1 vs Western Springs Premier 2 vs Waitakere Prem 2 Senior Gold vs Waitakere B Senior Silver vs ACG Sunderland B Senior Grey vs Rutherford Gold Senior White vs WSC Waiorea Kotare HOCKEY U15 Girls vs Botany Downs U15
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PINK SHIRT DAY - STAFF Avondale College staff continued the anti-bullying week theme by wearing pink on Friday in support of Pink Shirt Day. Celebrated annually around the globe, Pink Shirt Day aims to create schools, workplaces and communities where all people feel safe, valued and respected.
MAORI AND PACIFIC PARENTS' EVENING The University of Auckland Thursday 31 May 2018 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 OOGB4 Level 0, Owen G Glenn Building, 12 Grafton Road, University Campus. Enquiries to equity@auckland.ac.nz
PARENTS EVENING 11 June 2018, 7pm-8pm, Avondale College Atrium Avondale College wants to help every learner become a global citizen, and enable them to thrive in a safe, digital environment. We are running our annual Netsafe Parents' Evening on 11 June. Come along to find out how to help your children be responsible digital citizens and keep themselves safe online. The session will be led by Pauline Spence, Education Advisor at Netsafe.
YOUDANCE FESTIVAL Avondale College Year 13 Dance students are currently preparing to perform two pieces in the prestigious YouDance festival in Week 5. The Year 13 Dance class will be performing The Gate Keepers (choreography by Miss K Lupi), and In the Midst of Distraction (choreographed by students Helena May and M'ryah Atama), on Wednesday 30 May, 7:30pm, at Raye Freedman Arts Centre. Tickets are available through iTicket now - get in quick as they are selling fast! https://www.iticket.co.nz/ events/2018/may/youdance
The Netsafe session will cover: • How you can support our school to be a safe and meaningful place for learning - and how home and school can support each other • Practical and useful approaches to digital technology that are most likely to work at home and school • How we can work together to grow our digital citizens About Netsafe • Netsafe is your first port of call when you need help or expertise related to online safety and online challenges • For online safety advice and guides visit netsafe.org.nz or call 0508 NETSAFE (0508 638 723) • Follow Netsafe on Facebook or Twitter (@ NetsafeNZ) We also recommend that attendees read Netsafe’s parenting advice at www.netsafe. org.nz/advice/parenting
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SPORTS REPORT Monday 14th May – Sunday 20th May
BADMINTON
The Senior Girls A won by default against Glendowie 2 and the Senior Girls B side won 6-0 against Diocesan 2. The Senior Boys A team defeated Diocesan Prems 6-0. Diocesan put up a strong performance in the singles 1 match, but all other matches were very convincing wins. The Senior Boys B team defeated King’s College 6-0.
BASKETBALL
On Friday 18th May the Avondale College Boys Premier Basketball team played St Kentigern College. The game was neck and neck the majority of the way through, however, St Kents managed to gain a ten point lead, ending the game with 91-79 loss to Avondale. It was a tough game for our boys, but they show great promise for the upcoming games.
again with a nice little flick and down comes the rain of goals... Four: a precise feed to Rahul from Liam Law-Telea. Five: Hersh Patel dribbles along the baseline then a quick push to Anoosh and in! Six: Liam feeds the ball to Lex Revell-Lewis who makes the goal look easy. Half time: 6-0 to us. First minute into the second half and the devastation continues. Anoosh’s reverse stick: goal 7. Next up Rahul passes straight to Abhishek who fires it home on the angle: goal 8. Sleepy defence makes it 9 and Anoosh hits from the circle edge for double digits: 10. A lonely goal later in the half to AGS was followed up by Rahul's brilliant and skilfully danced individual goal, securing an outstanding win with great teamwork. The final score: 11-1 to the boys from Avondale, sending a clear message to the rest of the pool. The U15 Girls lost 3-0 against Diocesan U15 B Girls.
The Senior Girls lost 66-33 against Mt Roskill Grammar. Under 19 Boys lost 39-30 against Lynfield College. Junior Boys A defeated Waitakere College, 42-22. Junior B Boys lost 41-19 against Rutherford Kings. Junior Premier Girls lost 36-14 against Mt Albert 1.
FOOTBALL
Our 1st XI Girls Football squad played a highly demanding match against Rangitoto College on Wednesday afternoon, going down 5-0 at full time. With a score of 4-0 at half time, our defensive line (led by captain Isabella Barnes) improved in the second half by stepping up to put pressure on the Rangitoto strikers. Player of the Day was Georgia Banks who played a tenacious game in the center of the pitch. The 1st XI Boys Football team drew 0-0 against Macleans 1st XI in their third game of the season. The boys now face Auckland Grammar at Auckland Grammar on Friday night. The 2nd XI Boys also drew 0-0 against Macleans College 2nd XI. The 2nd XI Girls Football team took on Waitakere College for their first match of the season on a cold and rainy Wednesday afternoon. Avondale College scored four goals in the first half (Belinda Petherick two, and one each to Sara Larsen and Ritisha Kumar). Player of the Day was Sara Larsen who played an exceptional game at centre-mid, showcasing her skills to get past the opposition as well as passing the ball to players in order to create scoring opportunities. Final score: Avondale 4-1 Waitakere. This was a great start to the season! Year 10 A Boys lost 1-0 against Mt Albert (Victory). Year 10 B Boys played Kelston Boys, winning 5-0. Year 9 Boys lost 8-0 against Sacred Heart A. The Junior Girls lost 4-0 against St Kentigern College.
HOCKEY
Senior Boys drew 2-2 in a tight game against Mt Albert 1st XI. The Senior Girls had a bye this week. Round 2 of the U15 Boys Hockey season and we are away at AGS expecting a close battle with the central city school known for its sporting prowess. Little do they know that the boys from the West have come to town with a "heavy rain warning." Boom! Thunder strikes once: Rahul Naickar’s reverse stick smacks; twice: Anoosh Kulkarni receives a beautiful cross from Abhishek Lal; three times: Abhishek
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LACROSSE
Senior A Girls defeated Westlake Girls! Final score: 5-4 to Avondale. Senior B Girls drew 5-5 against Diocesan.
NETBALL
Avondale College Senior Netball Results: Premier 1 defeated Massey High, 32-28. Player of the Day: Grace Nweke and Lavina Latu with high shooting percentages. Premier 2 Girls had a bye. Senior Gold Lost 42-7 against WSC Waiorea. Player of the Day: Celine Faugstad. Senior Silver lost 16-11 against St Dominic’s Orange. Senior White defeated Rutherford Blue, 19-16. Player of the Day: Olivia Lolohea. Senior Grey defeated Lynfield Senior Green, 10-6. Player of the Day: Monet Diprose. Avondale College Junior Netball Results: Year 10 Black lost against St Dominics. Player of the Day: Cara Gosling. Year 10 Gold defeated Waitakere B, 26-13. Player of the Day: Christine Maagdenburg for listening to her coach’s advice and controlling her passes. Year 10 Silver defeated Rutherford Gold, 14-9. Player of the Day: Janet Ung. Year 10 Bronze lost 23-2 against Rutherford B. Player of the Day: Chardonnay Bryers. Year 9 Black defeated Waitakere A, 23-17. Player of the Day: Alea Perese. Year 9 Gold lost narrowly 22-20 against WSC Gold. Player of the Day: Imogen Tommy. Year 9 Silver lost 30-15 against Massey B. Player of the Day: Faith Pauli. Year 9 Bronze lost 14-4 against ST Dominic’s C.
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RUGBY LEAGUE
The 1st XIII Rugby League boys defeated Pakuranga College in their second game of the season. Final score: 28-12 to Avondale College.
RUGBY UNION
The 1st XV side played well in the first half despite the loss of a very strong player to a serious ankle injury. Bad luck continued in the second half with the loss of our Captain to a suspected broken arm, and culminated in the dying seconds when a penalty was awarded against us under the posts. Defeat was snatched from the jaws of victory in the dying seconds with Onehunga High converting the penalty to win 17-15. The Restricted Boys lost 36-12 against Macleans College. The U15 Boys won 30-7 against Pukekohe High School.
SQUASH
The Premier Boys lost 12-0 against Auckland Grammar whilst the Senior A Boys defeated St Peters A, 9-3. The Senior A Girls drew 2-2 against Westlake Girls. Our Senior B Girls lost 3-1 against Western Springs Gold.
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GRAPPLING Training three hours a day, six days a week, Year 10 student Sian Hancy is making her mark on the New Zealand Grappling scene. Grappling is a combination of wrestling and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and includes techniques and positions from other grappling martial arts such as Judo, Greco-Roman wrestling and more. In the past nineteen months since taking up the sport, Sian has competed in eight tournaments, picking up a fistful of medals as a result. Most recently, Sian won silver at the NoGI Nationals held in Kohimarama in April. Sian trains at Oliver MMA in New Lynn, and is working hard towards her goal of competing at the Pan Pacific Championships to be held in Melbourne, Australia in October. We wish her well!
HOMEWORK CENTRE In the library, every Tuesday & Thursday 3.30pm- 4.25pm
ABSENCES Parents/Caregivers must notify the College by 9.30am each day if their child is away. You can do this in several ways: a) Send a notification via Family Connection (preferred) • Log in to Family Connection • Select ‘Available E-Forms’ (at top left) • Click on Absence Notification • Fill out the details, save and submit. You will receive a confirmatory email once the notification is approved. This replaces the need to supply an absence note to the home room teacher. b) Email the Attendance Officer: absences@avcol.school.nz. Please include your child’s full name, home room class and the reason for the absence. c) Phone the Absence Line: (09) 820 1071 Students are required to provide a written note for all absences, even after the school has been notified by phone. This note must be brought on the first day of attendance after the absence and given to the home room teacher. Parents will receive a text from the school if their child is absent from home room without explanation.
Students must have a note from home if they are signing out of the College.
HOMESTAY FAMILIES needed Avondale College International Department is currently looking for new Homestay families for 2018, for short and long-term stays. You may like to include a student in your family life, or perhaps you know of someone who would like to - a friend, relative or retired couple. The experience is enriching and rewarding for both students and homestay families.
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
A homestay family is expected to provide a clean and comfortable bedroom with bed, wardrobe (built-in or free-standing) and drawers, linen and towels, desk and lamp, heating in the room, meals and laundry.
• Share your culture while learning about your student’s culture and country • Prompt fortnightly payment of $560 ($280 per week) • Short and long term students available
We are looking for families who speak English as
We are always happy to hear from prospective host families, so if you would like more information please call or email today.
Amanda Brophy & Toni Richardson | International Homestay Co-ordinators zbra@avcol.school.nz or zrct@avcol.school.nz | Ph 09 820 1712
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CIE EXAMS MANAGER An organised and committed person is required for a fixedterm position as Exam Manager for Cambridge Assessment International Education exams at Avondale College. Applicants must be available during the exam period which runs from 9 October to 16 November. There will also be a requirement to attend some training prior to this time. Please contact Terry Brown, bwn@avcol.school.nz if you are interested in this position.
2018 NCEA FEES HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
Domestic student entry for all NCEA standards Domestic student entry for a Scholarship subject
$76.70 per year $30.00 per subject
HOW DO I PAY? • Fees are paid to Avondale College and must be paid, in full by 4:00pm, 17 August, 2018. If you do not meet this deadline then fees must be paid directly to NZQA. For details see www.nzqa.govt.nz. Fees received after 1 December will incur a $50 late charge, payable directly to NZQA. • Paying your fees will enable your results to be recorded on your Record of Achievement and to receive any certificates.
CAN I GET HELP TO PAY? If you are a Domestic Student you can apply for Financial Assistance if your family cannot afford to pay your fees. To get this help your parents or caregivers must meet one of the following conditions: • be receiving a Work and Income or StudyLink benefit or have a Community Services Card . • have joint family income that qualifies for a Community Services Card. • have two or more children entered as candidates with NZQA fees more than $200. If approved, the fees would be $20 per student or $30 per family.
HOW DO I GET HELP TO PAY?
To get financial assistance you have to fill in a Financial Assistance form and give it to your school. You can get this form from your school or the NZQA website at: www.nzqa.govt.nz/financialassistance.
2018 CIE FEES HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? IGCSE $150 per subject AS and A2 Level Subjects are $155 per subject
WHEN DO I PAY? All fees must be paid in full, to Avondale College by Friday 29 June 2018, by 4.00pm.
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DAITO BUNKA DAI-ICHI HIGH SCHOOL - AVONDALE COLLEGE EXCHANGE 2018 On July 28 we will be welcoming students and staff from our sister school Daito Bunka High School in Tokyo. This is a reciprocal visit that has been taking place every second year for the last 29 years. Over that time a warm and close relationship has developed between the two schools.
HOMES NEEDED
This year 29 students will be spending two weeks at Avondale College. A very special part of the exchange is the homestay programme and to this end we are seeking families who would be willing to voluntarily provide a bed and food for this period for our guests. You do not have to be able to speak any Japanese fortunately the students have sufficient English to get by. The students will be with you for a total of ten nights (Saturday 28 July to Thursday 9 August). Students will stay at a hotel near the airport on 9 August for an early departure on 10 August. On Wednesday 1 August they will travel to Rotorua and return on 2 August. If you would be able to provide a homestay for one or more students we would love to hear from you. If you would like more information please ring Matt Bennett (Deputy Principal) on 8201702 or email bnn@avcol.school.nz. Exam Day 1
SENIOR EXAMS
Monday 21 May Exam Day 2 Tuesday 22 May Exam Day 3 Wednesday 23 May Exam Day 4 Thursday 24 May Exam Day 5
Friday 25 May
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Session 2: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CAC 12CHS 13CBI 11MAT 12CMU 13CHE 11MST 12CPH P 12ENC 12ENP 12ENG Session 4: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11ACC 12ACC 13ACC 11CMT 12CPS 13BIO 11HBI (2) 12HIS 13CEN 11PSY 12SPA 13GEC 12THO (1) 13SAO
Session 7: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11BUS 12CHE P 13CMT 11CPI 12CMT 13MAS 11TVC 12GEO 13SCI 11CMU 13ARH
Session 8: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CBI 12CBS 13CBS 11TFN 12CPI 13CCH 12ES1 13CLS 12MAS 13JAP 12MAO 13MAO 13SPA Session 10: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CFR 12THO (2) 13HIS 11CSP 12TVC 13HOR 11FRE 11JAP 11SPA 11SAO 11MAO
Session 9: Morning 9.15 – 11.15 11CHS 12BUS 13ECO 11THO (2) 12CCH 13PHY 11TPI 12ES2 13SCC 12HOR 12MST
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Session 6: Afternoon 1.15 – 3.15 11CBS 12CPH T 13GEO 11GEO 12TFN 13TME (2) 12TPI 13CHS 12PSY
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TAUREWA CAMP 2018 Year 10, Year 12 and Year 13 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.
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TERM 2
TRIP
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Week 7
10
11 – 15 Jun
Year 12
$415
Tue 22 May
Week 8
11
18 - 22 Jun
Internationals
$500
Tue 29 May
Week 9
12
25 – 29 Jun
10OPA 10RWN
$400
Tue 05 Jun
TERM 3
TRIP
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Week 4
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13 – 17 Aug
10SRT 10PTC 10SMI
$410
Tue 24 Jul
Week 5
14
20 - 24 Aug
10NOR 10IHA 10MDC
$410
Tue 31 Jul
Week 7
15
03 – 07 Sep
Internationals
$500
Tue 14 Aug
Week 9
16
17 – 21 Sep
10WHT 10WGN
$410
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