Heartbeat 2019 Term 1 Week 6

B MEET OUR PREFECTS Our Avondale College prefects received their official badges at Monday's assemblies, and the Deputy and Head Prefects were introduced to the school.

Congratulations to all who have been chosen for these significant leadership roles, and especially to our Head Prefects for 2019: Head Prefects: Kiahan Simons-Tipau (Head Boy); Grace Carr-Shepheard (Head Girl) Deputy Prefects: Tasfia Mahmood, Cate McIntosh, Alana Rae, Sage Peni, David Tuitama and Paea Filimoehala For a full list of Avondale College prefects, please see page 7.

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL All levels

Acting Deputy Principal

YEAR 9

Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 10 Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 11 Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 12

Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 13

Dean

Grace Carr-Shepheard (Head Girl)

Kiahan Simons-Tipau (Head Boy)

TERM 1 WEEK 6 6 March 2019

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz Ms Emma Joynes jyn@avcol.school.nz

820 1701 828 7024 ext 586

Miss Ashleigh Earwaker 820 1709 ekr@avcol.school.nz Mr Nicholas Smit ext 542 smi@avcol.school.nz Ms Sarah Drew 820 1700 drw@avcol.school.nz Mrs Grace Williams wmg@avcol.school.nz Mrs Brooke Nicholson nsn@avcol.school.nz Mr Matt Bennett bnn@avcol.school.nz

820 1708

Mr David Dewsnap dsp@avcol.school.nz Dr Kirsty Pinder pdr@avcol.school.nz Mrs Lynne van Etten vtn@avcol.school.nz

820 1738

ext 534 820 1702

ext 539 820 1720

Ms Rhonda Donaldson 820 1706 dsn@avcol.school.nz Miss Hannah Stewart ext 560 srt@avcol.school.nz Mrs Lyndy Watkinson 820 1707 wtn@avcol.school.nz Mrs Naomi Parker prk@avcol.school.nz Mrs Joy Yallop ylp@avcol.school.nz Dr Terry Brown bwn@avcol.school.nz

820 1710 ext 540 820 1728

ABSENCE LINE absences@avcol.school.nz

820 1071

13 - 16 MARCH AVONDALE COLLEGE is now on Instagram!

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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 6 Term 1 2019

Wednesday 6 March BOT Meeting Thursday 7 March Senior Boys & Girls Volleyball Tournament at Takanini (7-9 Mar) (CPE/JME)

Week 7 Term 1 2019

Monday 11 March AKSS Sprint Orienteering Series (3) at Green Bay High Year 9 Polyfest Assemblies pds 4-5 in PAC Tuesday 12 March Year 9 Polyfest Assemblies pds 4-5 in PAC Wednesday 13 March ASB Polyfest 2019 (13 - 16 Mar) University of Auckland Practicum 1: Observation day

Week 8 Term 1 2019

Monday 18 March Auckland Secondary Schools CW Zone Swim Champs Taurewa Trip 3 (Year 13) AKSS Sprint Orienteering Series (4) at St Dominics/Liston College Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC PSSP Camp (18-22 Mar) (TAI) Tuesday 19 March Travelwise Road Safety Expo at lunchtime in the Atrium Pacific Tertiary Careers Evening in PAC Wednesday 20 March 12GEO trip to Karamatura Stream (STH) Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC University of Auckland Practicum 1: Observation day Thursday 21 March Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC Friday 22 March NZ Blood donations in the PAC

Week 9 Term 1 2019

Monday 25 March NZSS Summer Tournament Week (25 - 29 Mar) NZSS Ultimate Frisbee Championships (25-26 Mar) at Taupo (PTN) AKSS Sprint Orienteering Series (5) at Avondale College 4:00pm-5:30pm Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC (25-26 Mar) University of Auckland Practicum 1 (25 Mar- 12 Apr) Tuesday 26 March 12GEC trip to Karamatura Stream (STH) Wednesday 27 March Home room class photos, Whanau class, Prefects, Year 13s (PAC) ID photo Catch Up 9 - 10.30am in PAC foyer NZSS 1st XI Cricket Tournament (27-28 Mar) in Auckland (BMT) Thursday 28 March Home room class photos, International and Staff photo University of Auckland Overview lunchtime in the PAC Friday 29 March Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC

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neexetk w Hundreds of students, staff and Avondale College families and supporters have been working tirelessly in the lead up to next week's Polyfest performances! Many of our groups will be performing their dress rehearsals for parents and the community after school, on Monday to Wednesday, next week. The Samoan evening is by ticket entry, but for other groups it is a gold coin donation. Look out for details in the Daily Notices - everyone is welcome!

With a record 16 different groups entered this year, Avondale College will be well represented on the cultural and Diversity stages at Polyfest on Friday 15 and Saturday 16 March. Come and support our groups at the Manukau Sports Bowl next week!

POLYFEST PERFORMANCES Manukau Sports Bowl Friday 15 March (Cultural stages) 9:36-10:06am

Kapa Haka (Maori Stage)

10:10am

Tongan (Faha'iula) (Tongan Stage)

12:00pm

Cook Island (Cook Island Stage)

1:15pm - 1:35pm

Samoan (Samoan Stage)

2:50pm

Tongan (Lakalaka) (Tongan Stage)

Saturday 16 March (Diversity Stage) Please note the Diversity Stage performance times have not yet been finalised and may be subject to change

9:00am

Korean

9:10am

Indian

9:20am

African

9:40am

Filipino

9:50am

Chinese

10:30am

Fijian

10:30am-11:00am

Niuean (Niuean Stage)

10:40am

Japanese

11:00am

Mexican

11:55pm

Sri Lankan

12:00pm

Thai

12:35pm

Tuvaluan

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STRING ENSEMBLE MASTERCLASS The Avondale College String Ensemble had a special visitor to their weekly rehearsal last week. Violinist Lara Hall from Waikato University led a masterclass with the group, working on aspects of the pieces they are currently preparing with Mr Snelling to perform at the Aspire Music Festival in Australia in July.

tuesday 19 march 7-9pm theatre This evening is to inform and inspire Year 9 - 13 Pacific Island students to explore the different tertiary education options available to them.

Pasifika liaison staff from AUT University, the University of Auckland, Massey University, University of Otago and Unitec will be present.

Parents and Caregivers are invited to attend with their children.

TAUREWA ADULT HELPERS NEEDED!

MATHS DEPARTMENT STAFF RAISE FUNDS FOR MENTAL HEALTH Members of our Maths Department joined forces for a worthy cause, running the Round the Bays half marathon in the weekend. They raised over one thousand dollars in sponsorship for the event, which will go to the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand. Well done, team!

We would like to draw your attention to an exciting opportunity to work with our students at our school camp, Taurewa, which is located beside the Tongariro National Park. Adult helpers are vital to the success of our Taurewa Camps, and we are currently looking for some more volunteers for upcoming trips! A reasonable level of fitness is required but no experience in the activities is necessary.

Each camp is five days long and includes the following activities based around Tongariro National Park: • Year 10s: Kayaking, day tramps, hot pools, low ropes course and more!

• Year 12s: Mountain biking, rock climbing (indoors), overnight tramping, low ropes course and more!

• Year 13s: Overnight tramping, white water rafting, low ropes course and more!

All trip costs are covered and adults can hire any clothing or equipment from the Taurewa Office at no cost.

Adult helpers need to be over 21 years of age, and willing to complete a police check.

If you (or someone you know) would be keen to be involved, or if you would like to know more, please email: taurewa@avcol.school.nz See page 10 for trip dates.

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SPORTS REPORT Monday 25th February – Sunday 3rd March

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL

Corey Wood and Enny Omisakin have both been selected for the American Football Auckland under 20 team. Corey has been named Captain.

ATHLETICS

A group of 50 athletes from Avondale College headed to Waitakere Stadium to compete for progression spots at the College Sport Auckland (CSA) Centra-West Zone Championships on 27 February.

Up against a wide range of central and western schools, Avondale students were the surprise winners across a number of disciplines.

A star performance was given by Percy Maka who took out both the Junior Boys Shot Put and Discus, and did one better by taking the CSA record while he was at it. Jacko Gill had held the Junior Boys Shot Put record, which he won back in 2008 with 15.32m. Percy claimed it as his own with a put of 15.54m! He also took out the Discus record which was held by J. Vandermade from Saint Kentigern College back in 2001, with a throw of 53.22m. Percy beat that with a throw of 56.02m. Well done, Percy!

Avondale enjoyed 1st place and 2nd place success across a wide range of events – Le’Oxeayn Maiu’u was also a star performer across her track events, placing 1st in 70m hurdles, 300m and placing 2nd in the 200. Yudai Meguro, also a solid performer, took out a sprint double, placing first in both the 100m and 200m, leaving his competitors in disarray. Click here to watch Yudai. He is an incredible sprint athlete to watch, and we look forward to seeing his performance at the CSA Auckland Championships.

Well done to all the athletes who competed, and congratulations to all those who are automatic qualifiers for the next round. Thanks to the wonderful staff who came and helped at their allocated stations; it was a very hot day to be standing out there on the field! We look forward to the Auckland Championships on March 20th.

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Percy Maka

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CRICKET

Our 1st XI Girls took on Macleans on Wednesday 27th.

We won the toss and elected to bat first, scoring 149 runs. Macleans were unable to chase down the total set

by Avondale and were bowled out for 20 runs in the 13th over. Player of the Day - Maanasi Nori - was the highest run scorer who also took two wickets and a catch.

Avondale College won by 129 runs.

The 1st XI Boys came up short against Howick, losing by three wickets. Tinle Sherpa had a great performance with the bat, falling just one run short of a half century. Kishan Patel’s bowling was immense, picking up four wickets for just 14 runs.

The Year 9 Boys had a great win, scoring 126 runs before bowling Auckland Grammar out for just 49 runs. This resulted in a 77 run win.

DIVING

ORIENTEERING

Liam Stolberger placed 2nd in this week’s leg of the Western Zone Orienteering Championships.

TENNIS

The Senior Girls replayed their postponed match against St Cuthbert’s Purple on Thursday, coming away with a hard fought 5-4 win.

Our Senior Girls also played on Saturday against St Cuthbert’s Green, picking up another win, 6-3.

VOLLEYBALL

Our Senior Girls continued their strong start to the season on Thursday night, defeating Lynfield 2-1, and MAGS 2-0.

Our Premier Boys had a 2-1 win against MAGS, before coming up short against Onehunga. They put in a great effort on Friday night, keeping both games very close before losing to One Tree Hill and Long Bay College.

WATERPOLO

The Senior Mixed team lost 4-2 to Auckland Grammar on Friday night.

Javiyah Nikoia competed at the Auckland Diving Championships. He placed 1st in his age group for Platform, and 2nd in his age group for 3m Springboard.

SPORTS DRAW

MOUNTAIN BIKING

Over the weekend, Paige Weir placed third in the Under 20 Girls competition, and her mixed schools relay team finished second.

WEDNESDAY 6 MARCH CRICKET 1st XI Girls

vs Selwyn

@ Selwyn 1A

4:15pm

THURSDAY 7 MARCH – SATURDAY 9 MARCH VOLLEYBALL Senior Championships

@ Pulman Park, Takanini

All Day

SATURDAY 9 MARCH CRICKET 1st XI Boys

vs Western Springs

@ Waikaraka Park G7

Year 10 Boys

vs Auck Grammar Gold @ Avondale 1A

Year 9 Boys

vs Bye

10:30am 9:00am

TENNIS Paige Weir

Senior Girls

vs Selwyn Red

@ Avondale 1-3

8:15am

Senior Boys

vs St Peter’s

@ Avondale 4-6

8:15am

@ Epsom Girls

4:25pm

SUNDAY 10 MARCH WATERPOLO Senior Mixed

vs Rutherford Mixed

TUESDAY 12 MARCH TOUCH Senior Girls

vs Hobsonville Point

@ Rutherford 2

4:00pm

Senior Girls

vs Rutherford

@ Rutherford 2

5:00pm

@ Avondale 1A

4:15pm

WEDNESDAY 13 MARCH CRICKET 1st XI Girls

vs Northcote

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RESULTS FROM CENTRAL-WEST ZONES Name Rina Maka Rina Maka Le'Oxeayn Maiu'u Le'Oxeayn Maiu'u Percy Maka Percy Maka Cheyenne Samoa-Tofilau Renee Fowler Elli Morris Tremayne Redman-Gardner Angel Taulapapa-Sopoaga Angel Taulapapa-Sopoaga Kimberley May Joanna Poland Elleazyr Maiu'u Elleazyr Maiu'u Renee Fowler 4x100m Relay Yudai Meguro Yudai Meguro Lex Revell-Lewis Faith Faumui Elli Morris Blessing Sefo Blessing Sefo Le'Oxeayn Maiu'u Joanna Poland Kimberley May 4x100m Relay Zacchaes Saluni Blessing Sefo 4x100m Relay Faith Faumui Henry Greaves Georgia Whelan Hayley Greenhalgh Renee Fowler Renee Fowler 4x100m Relay Tremayne Redman-Gardner 4x100m Relay Mohammed Ali Le'Oxeayn Maiu'u Ruben Poore Lomanec Ianga Elli Morris Liam Stolberger Liam Stolberger Mose Faaumuumu Simona Maulolo 6

Year 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 12 13 12 11 11 12 11 13 13 12 11 11 11 12 13 9 9 9 11 12 9 9 12 9 9 9 12 12 12 12 9 12 12 13 13 13 9 11

Grade Junior Girls Junior Girls Junior Girls Junior Girls Junior Boys Junior Boys Intermediate Girls Senior Girls Senior Girls Intermediate Boys Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Senior Girls Senior Girls Senior Girls Senior Girls Intermediate Boys Intermediate Boys Intermediate Boys Intermediate Girls Senior Girls Junior Boys Junior Boys Junior Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Junior Boys Junior Boys Junior Girls Intermediate Girls Junior Boys Junior Girls Intermediate Girls Senior Girls Senior Girls Junior Boys Intermediate Boys Intermediate Boys Senior Boys Junior Girls Senior Boys Senior Boys Senior Girls Senior Boys Senior Boys Junior Boys Intermediate Boys

Event Shot Put Discus 300m 70mH Shot Put Discus Javelin High Jump Triple Jump High Jump 100m 200m 800m 1500m 100m 200m 100mH 4x100m 100m 200m 400m Shot Put Long Jump Shot Put Discus 200m 800m 1500m 4x100m Shot Put Javelin 4x100m 100m 1500m High Jump High Jump Long Jump 100m 4x100m 100mH 4x100m 100m Discus Long Jump Discus 200m 800m 1500m Shot Put Javelin

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Result 11.43m 32.20m 41.80s 12.50s 15.54m 56.02m 23.13m 1.43m 10.05m 1.85m 13.58s 28.42s 2:19.08min 4:52.63min 13.52s 27.38s 20.01s 52.01s 11.64s 23.72s 53.95s 10.42m 4.64m 14.11m 39.76m 26.87s 2:19.92min 5:01.04min 53.54s 11.18m 29.32m 58.79s 13.84s 4:53.58min 1.3m 1.40m 4.32m 13.78s 52.09s 15.52s 46.75s 11.99s 22.31m 5.31m 31.35m 29.69s 2:20.16min 4:42.79min 10.12m 24.87m

Placing 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 5th 5th 5th 5th 5th 5th 6th 6th

Automatic Qualifier Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

New CSA Record New CSA Record

Name Jasmine Toroba Elli Morris Adele Tamua Tremayne Redman-Gardner Georgia Whelan Amelia Hurrell Zacchaes Saluni Mareko Scmidt-Uili Wiremu Ngamotu Chantelle Hill-Khan Amelia Perry Kalofiama Hafoka Lex Revell-Lewis Lomanec Ianga Wade Elliott Louie Scragg Aryan Walanj Johnny Fine Barnaby Paul Aphra Balducci Barnaby Paul Omar Kalim Ryan Revill Georgia Whelan Ryan Revill Raymond Leota Ryan Revill Omar Kalim Musa Kashif Zacchaes Saluni

Year 9 13 9 12 9 9 9 11 9 9 10 10 11 12 9 9 10 12 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 9 11 9

Grade Junior Girls Senior Girls Junior Girls Intermediate Boys Junior Girls Junior Girls Junior Boys Intermediate Boys Junior Boys Junior Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Girls Intermediate Boys Senior Boys Junior Boys Junior Boys Junior Boys Intermediate Boys Junior Boys Junior Girls Junior Boys Junior Boys Junior Boys Junior Girls Junior Boys Intermediate Boys Junior Boys Junior Boys Intermediate Boys Junior Boys

Event Long Jump 100m Shot Put Long Jump 100m High Jump Discus Discus 300m Long Jump Long Jump Shot Put 100m Shot Put 300m High Jump 100m High Jump 200m Long Jump 100m 200m High Jump Long Jump 200m 100m 100m 100m 200m 100m

Result 4.09m 14.35s 8.39m 5.34m 14.38s 1.25m 23.43m 27.48m 46.76s 3.88m 3.68m 9.00m 12.14s 11.85m 48.61s 1.40m 13.09s 1.40m 27.26s 3.79m 13.35s 27.73s 1.35m 3.62m 28.08s 12.81s 13.54s 13.65s 28.47s 13.99s

Placing 7th 7th 8th 8th 8th 9th 9th 9th 9th 10th 10th 10th 10th 11th 11th 12th 13th 16th 16th 17th 18th 18th 19th 20th 21sst 21st 22nd 23rd 23rd 28th

Automatic Qualifier

2019 PREFECTS Emma Absari Fairuz Afandi Tristan Allen Jeff Alosio Matiasi Max Barrett Josh Black Bella Brough Hans Carlos Grace Carr-Shepheard (Head Girl) Rana Cawley Sam Charles Shirley Chen Hapurona Clarke Logan Clay Aotea Clifton Grace Coyle Carol Dsouza Dahlia Feng Faasulu Fepulea'i Paea Filimoehala (Deputy Prefect)

Jon Guevarra Baraah Hammad Talei Holmes Taimane Hotere Isabella Hughes Emily Kamimura Tristan Kewell Japreet Kullar Tovey Lai Poppy Madden Tasfia Mahmood (Deputy Prefect) Elleazyr Maiu'u Wuthyrak Mam Jaria Manase Monty Mathieson Cate McIntosh (Deputy Prefect) Joshua Meads Anthony Millington Alix Mills Elli Morris

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Mayoora Nanthakumaran Javiyah Nikoia Grace Nweke Rishit Patel Sage Peni (Deputy Prefect) Mrydhinyi Radha Krishnan Alana Rae (Deputy Prefect) Joeseas Santos Enrico Schwart Ikko Shibuya Kiahan Simons-Tipau (Head Boy) Saffron Stanley Che Stockenstroom Liam Stolberger Ally Tang Sebastian Thomas Albert Thompson David Tuitama (Deputy Prefect)

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Your Teen and Driving What you need to know Join us for an informative 30 minute presentation giving practical advice to keep your teen legal and safe on the road.

A FREE new release movie will follow.

Register now to secure your seat at a movie theatre near you.

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Westgate Event Cinema Wednesday 27 March, 8pm

New Zealand Blood Service (NZBS) will be holding a mobile blood drive at: Avondale College Auditorium Friday 22 March 9am-2.30pm Information for Parents, Guardians and Whanau It is important that we encourage students into a lifetime habit of donating blood and making a worthwhile contribution to their community.

The Care of Children Act 2004 allows people 16 years and over to make their own decisions about whether or not they wish to give blood. Students may choose to donate blood at this session.

NZBS recommends students discuss becoming a blood donor with their family. If families have a particular objection to the student choosing to donate blood please make this known to the student and to the school before the blood drive date stated above. More information about blood donation will be available on the day of the blood drive.

Parents are also welcome to come to the school to donate blood at this blood drive.

If you require any further information please call 0800 GIVEBLOOD (0800 448 325) or visit www.nzblood.co.nz Becoming a Blood Donor…

Age: First Time Donors

16 to 65 years of age.

Existing Donors Up to 71 years of age.

Height /Weight: Weigh at least 50kg - First time donors under 25 years of age must also meet the height and weight criteria. Use our handy calculator on our website at www.nzblood.co.nz to find out if you can donate.

Health: • You must be in good health.

• You cannot donate if you have a cold, flu, sore throat, cold sore, stomach bug or any other infection.

• If you have recently had a tattoo or body piercing you cannot donate for 6 months from the date of the procedure.

• If you have visited the dentist for a minor procedure you must wait 24 hours before donating; for major work wait a month.

Travel: • You must not have lived in the United Kingdom, France or the Republic of Ireland between 1980 and 1996 for more than 6 months or received a blood transfusion in ANY of these countries since 1980.

• If you have been overseas recently, please refer to the “Donating after Travelling” tool available at www.nzblood.co.nz to find out when you can donate.

Food: You must have eaten some food during the four hours prior to donation.

Identification: You must bring suitable identification with you. Acceptable ID is a document or combination of documents containing three (3) separate identifiers (e.g. NZBS Donor ID number, Full name, Photograph, Date of Birth, Home Address). A Student ID Card is acceptable if it features a photograph and two of the identifiers listed above.

With your consent we may also ask the school to confirm you are at least 16 years of age.

Important Facts About Blood • There is no substitute for human blood—healthy donors are the only source of our blood supply.

• 42,000 patients are treated with blood or blood products in New Zealand each year.

• A blood donation is separated into different components, each of which is used to treat different patients—accident trauma, patients undergoing surgery, people with leukaemia, transplant patients and many others. Blood products are also used for immunisation to help prevent diseases such as hepatitis A and B, tetanus and chickenpox.

• Each donation is able to help save up to 3 people—blood donors are literally lifesavers.

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TAUREWA CAMP Whether kayaking down a river, tramping in the Tongariro National Park or cooking a massive chocolate self-saucing pudding, Taurewa trips are an action-packed week full of highlights!

Taurewa is Avondale College's very own campsite in the central North Island, where students can spend time experiencing a variety of activities and challenges in the great outdoors.

Activities around camp include a low ropes course, a walk through the local stream, and the Fairy Falls walk where students have the opportunity to stand behind a waterfall. Other activities include kayaking at Tokaanu, walking the Taranaki Falls track in the Tongariro National Park and circumnavigating Lake Rotopounamu. For senior students, the overnight tramp is always a highlight!

All Year 10, Year 12, Year 13 and International 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 remind their parents when they know their camp is coming up!

TRIP

TERM 1

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

COST $ DUE DATE

3

Week 8

18 – 22 Mar

Yr 13

$425

Tue 12 Mar

4

Week 10

01 – 05 Apr

Yr 13

$425

Tue 26 Mar

5

Week 11

08 – 12 Apr

Yr 13

$425

Tue 2 Apr

TRIP

TERM 2

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

6

Week 2

06 – 10 May

Yr 12

$415

Tue 23 Apr

7

Week 4

20 – 24 May

10KMR 10DKJ

$410

Tue 7 May

8

Week 5

27 – 31 May

Yr 12

$415

Tue 14 May

9

Week 7

10 – 14 Jun

Internationals

$500

Tue 28 May

10

Week 8

17 – 21 Jun

Yr 12

$415

Tue 4 Jun

TRIP

TERM 3

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

11

Week 2

29 Jul - 02 Aug

10YGE 10PTN

$410

Tue 2 Jul

12

Week 3

05 – 09 Aug

10FRA 10GTH

$410

Tue 23 Jul

13

Week 5

19 - 23 Aug

10EVS 10KHN 10MLL

$410

Tue 6 Aug

14

Week 6

26 – 30 Aug

10KMA 10JWA 10APN

$410

Tue 13 Aug

15

Week 9

16 – 20 Sep

Internationals

$500

Tue 3 Sept

TRIP

TERM 4

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

16

Week 2

21 – 25 Oct

10WSL 10LIS 10NRM

$400

Tue 24 Sept

17

Week 4

04 – 08 Nov

Internationals

$500

Tue 22 Oct

30

Week 7

28 Nov – 04 Dec

Staff Training Week

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