Heartbeat 2019 Term 2 Week 10

B HONOURS ASSEMBLY Monday's Honours Assembly celebrated the success of some of our high achieving students. Congratulations to all who were recognised for their achievement in academic, sporting, artistic and cultural endeavours! For a full list of awardees, please see pages 9-10.

TERM 2 WEEK 10 3 July 2019

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS

DEPUTY PRINCIPAL All levels

YEAR 9 Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 10 Dean

Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz

820 1701

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

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Dean

Mr David Dewsnap

820 1738

Associate Dean

Dr Kirsty Pinder pdr@avcol.school.nz

ext 539

jyn@avcol.school.nz

ext 586

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

YEAR 11

dsp@avcol.school.nz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ext 534 820 1702

Teacher in Charge of Performing Arts Academy: Mr M Robinson 820 1720 Mrs Lynne van Etten Teacher of ClassicalDeputy Music:Principal Mr M Stenbo vtn@avcol.school.nz Teacher of Jazz Music: Mr M Robinson YEARMiss 12S Schmidt Teacher of Year 9 Dance: Dean Ms Rhonda Donaldson 820 1706 Teacher of Year 10 Dance: Miss C Southgate dsn@avcol.school.nz Teacher of Drama: Associate Miss J Tuiletufuga Dean Miss Hannah Stewart ext 560 Theatre Manager: Te Aihe Butler srt@avcol.school.nz Backstage Manager: Miss Deputy C SouthgateMs Emma Joynes Acting 828 7024

Principal

Please join us for refreshments in the foyer following the1710 programme Dean Mrs Joy Yallop 820 YEAR 13

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

ylp@avcol.school.nz Mrs Carolin Dale dlc@avcol.school.nz Dr Terry Brown bwn@avcol.school.nz

ext 540 820 1728

ABSENCE LINE absences@avcol.school.nz

820 1071

PATHWAYS PLANNING Wednesday 24 July 3.30 - 6.30pm in the Theatre Drop in at any time during the evening.

Parents and caregivers are invited to attend with their children to discuss subject choices for 2020.

Careers staff and each school department will be present with displays and to answer any questions you have.

Liaison officers from most universities, polytechnics, private providers and the armed forces will be present, to ensure your child selects the right subjects for their future and can start planning NOW. We look forward to seeing you there.

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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 10 Term 2 2019

Wednesday 3 July BOT Meeting 12HTT trip to International Travel College (HNA) International Leavers Dinner – 7-9.30pm Thursday 4 July Careers Enginuity trip to University of Auckland 4-5/7 (JHJ) Friday 5 July International trip to Rotorua/Taupo (5-7 July) International Leavers Assembly End of Term 2

Holidays

Monday 15 July Spain Trip returns Tuesday 16 July Rehearsal day Aspire Music Festival trip (STB) Wednesday 17 July Aspire Music Festival trip departs to Australia (17-23 July) (STB)

Week 1 Term 3 2019

Monday 22 July Term 3 begins Tuesday 23 July Aspire Music Festival trip returns Wednesday 24 July Pathways Planning Evening 3.30-6.30pm in PAC Thursday 25 July International Trip to Rainbows End Saturday 27 July Auckland Schools Jazz Competition Heats (RBN) (27 - 28 July)

Week 2 Term 3 2019

Monday 29 July Taurewa Trip 11 (10WLC, 10PTN) Stand Up Stand Out: Solo vocal heat 1 Tuesday 30 July Stand Up Stand Out: Solo vocal heat 2 12HOR Botanic Gardens Trip (NOR) (TBC) Wednesday 31 July Open Evening 4 - 7pm. Students finish at 12.30pm to set up for Open Evening Stand Up Stand Out: Solo vocal heat 3 12CEN to Pop Up Globe (PTN) 10.45-2.45pm Thursday 1 August Stand Up Stand Out: Solo vocal heat 4 13GEO/GEC/A2 trip to Rotorua (1-3 Aug) (STH) NZSS Squash Champs in Tauranga (1-4 Aug) (BSP) Saturday 3 August Auckland Schools Jazz Competition Heats (RBN)

Week 3 Term 3 2019

Monday 5 August Taurewa Trip 12 (10FRA, 10GTH) Stand Up Stand Out: Group vocal heat Tuesday 6 August Stand Up Stand Out: Solo instrumental heat In-Zone Enrolments 9:30am-12:30pm surnames starting A-I In-Zone Enrolments 12:30pm-4:00pm surnames starting J-Q Wednesday 7 August Stand Up Stand Out: Dance heat Darren Pereira: Year 11 Study Skills for Success (Part 2) in the PAC. Group A – Periods 1 & 2, Group B – Periods 4 & 5 BOT Meeting In-Zone Enrolments 9:30am-12:30pm surnames starting R-Z OOZ Enrolments 12:30pm-4:00pm surnames starting A-I In-Zone/OOZ Evening Enrolments 4:00pm-7:00pm Thursday 8 August Jazz and Soul Concert in PAC at 7pm OOZ Enrolments 9:30am-12:30pm surnames starting J-Q OOZ Enrolments 12:30pm-4:00pm surnames starting R-Z Saturday 10 August Auckland Schools Jazz Competition Finals (RBN)

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SPORTS DRAW WEDNESDAY 3 JULY FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs Rangitoto 2nd XI Girls vs Lynfield Junior Girls vs Diocesan HOCKEY 1st XI Boys vs Auckland Grammar 2nd XI Boys BYE BASKETBALL U19 Boys vs Marcellin Junior A Boys vs Mt Albert Grammar Junior B Boys vs Waitakere SQUASH Premier Boys vs Lynfield Senior B Boys vs Saint Kentigern THURSDAY 4 JULY LACROSSE Premier Girls vs Mt Roskill Girls B vs Westlake Girls BASKETBALL U17A vs Liston U17B vs Western Springs Junior Girls vs Lynfield HOCKEY 1st XI Girls vs Marist FRIDAY 5 JULY BADMINTON Girls A vs ACG Parnell Boys A vs Auckland Grammar BASKETBALL Senior A Boys vs St Peter’s Senior A Girls vs Epsom Girls SATURDAY 6 JULY FOOTBALL 1st XI Boys vs Takapuna Grammar SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 8 July - 19 July

@ Avondale 1 @ Lynfield 2 @ Dilworth 1

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

@ Auckland Grammar

7:00pm

@ Trust Stadium 5 @ Mt Albert Grammar @ Trust Stadium 2

7:15pm 7:00pm 6:15pm

@ Avondale 1-2 @ Royal Oak Rac 1-2

4:15pm 4:15pm

@ Avondale @ Westlake Girls

4:00pm 4:00pm

@ Trust Stadium 3 @ Trust Stadium 1 @ Mt Albert Grammar 2

4:45pm 4:45pm 6:00pm

@ Avondale

5:00pm

@ Gillies Auckland 6 @ Gillies Auckland 2

3:30pm 3:30pm

@ Avondale @ Avondale

7:30pm 6:00pm

@ Takapuna Grammar 1

MONDAY 22 JULY BADMINTON Boys B vs Boys C @ Gillies Auckland 7 Girls B vs BYE Girls C vs St Cuthbert’s @ Epsom Girls 1 SQUASH No Squash today. Semi-finals begin Monday 29th July.

TUESDAY 23 JULY NETBALL Premier 1 vs Waitakere @ Te Pai 1 Premier 2 vs St Dominic’s @ Te Pai 3 Senior Black vs Lynfield @ Te Pai 4 Senior White vs Waitakere @ Te Pai 14 Senior Grey vs Lynfield @ Te Pai 8 HOCKEY Junior Girls vs Epsom Girls @ Avondale WEDNESDAY 24 JULY FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs Takapuna Grammar @ Takapuna Grammar 1 2nd XI Girls vs Henderson @ Avondale 2 Junior Girls vs TBC BASKETBALL U19 Boys vs TBC Junior A Boys vs TBC Junior B Boys vs TBC HOCKEY 1st XI Boys vs Westlake Boys @ Harbour 2 2nd XI Boys vs Pakuranga @ Kolmar SQUASH Premier Boys vs Auckland Grammar @ Avondale 1-2 Senior B Boys vs Macleans @ Royal Oak Rac 1-2

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SHOW CAMP The senior cast of the school show headed up to Peter Snell Youth Village in Whangaparaoa on Wednesday last week, for an intensive three days of rehearsing. The group showed great HEART values and were extremely focused as they began learning songs and choreography for the show. This year’s show is In the Heights, which is set in Washington Heights and focuses on the lives of the residents there. The show is set to be in full swing by Week 9 of Term 3. It will be a fantastic production, with more details to follow next term.

- Mr Smit and Miss Tuiletufuga, Co-directors

INTERMEDIATE MUSIC CONCERTS Tuesday marked the third performance in recent weeks by some of our music students to local intermediate schools. Our groups have visited Avondale, Rangeview and Blockhouse Bay Intermediate schools, performing a variety of music including jazz, soul and classical. As well as being a superb showcase of the musical opportunities on offer at Avondale College, we have also been able to let prospective students know about our upcoming Open Evening on 31 July.

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MUSICIANS PREPARE FOR ASPIRE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

SPAIN TRIP Twenty students and three staff are currently making the most of the warm temperatures and amazing Spanish culture as part of Avondale College's trip to Spain. We are looking forward to hearing all about their adventures when they return next week!

Forty-seven Avondale College students and staff will be taking part in the Aspire International Music Festival in Australia during the holidays. This world renowned youth music festival aims to foster a culture of musical excellence and international connectedness, raising the aspirations of all students who take part.

Avondale's Symphony Orchestra, Big Band and the Premiere String Ensemble will all be travelling to this festival, where they will perform and compete with many other schools from Australia and New Zealand. We wish them well!

The Premier String Ensemble at their special workshop with guest tutor James Tennant from Waikato University this morning

MAHI TAHI MENTORING The Mahi Tahi Mentoring Programme for Year 12 and 13 students had its last session on 2 July, in the school Whare. Organised by our school Careers Department, with AUT, the six week after school programme worked on developing a key range of personal skills needed for success in tertiary study. The programme included sessions on communication and goal setting and equipped the students with knowledge about study options and how to apply for scholarships.

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11OED SEA KAYAKING

DANCE LIFE UNITE

The 11OED students had a stunning day out on the water in Auckland's harbour for their second sea kayak trip. The students went for a long paddle over to North Head and learnt how to keep themselves safe on the water. They made the most of the calm conditions and managed to fit in a sprint kayak for their practical assessment. Some students even went in the water for a midwinter dip!

Twelve dance studios took part in the Dance Life Unite competition last weekend, with a number of Avondale College dancers involved in this event. Ella Nipper, Milly Innes, Caitlin Dunford and Winifer Peteli (pictured), as well as junior students Chloe Chiu and Tilde Wilson, competed for the west Auckland based Notorious group at this competition. These girls are a part of a varsity group called Intrepid who came first and were named Regional Champions with the overall highest score in their division.

They were also a part of Notorious's Mega Crew who came second and won the Most Entertaining award. Congratulations also to Tilde, who came first in her solo competition.

YOUTH PARLIAMENT Every three years, about 140 young New Zealanders experience Parliament as Youth MPs and Youth Press Gallery members. Heading to Wellington in the holidays to take part of this programme for 2019 are two Avondale College students, Nishita Ganatra and Dazhonavah Faaumu.

The Youth Parliament programme provides an opportunity for young people to actively work on topics and issues they are passionate about. As part of the two day event, Nishita, who is representing MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi, will be speaking on Youth Crime in the general debate session.

Dazhonavah (who will represent MP Carmel Sepuloni) says he is looking forward for the opportunity to represent his community. "For me, it's about youth involvement," he says. "That young people are not interested in politics is a myth. Sometimes they’re just too shy to express their thoughts openly, which is why I’m proud to represent them in Youth Parliament 2019."

ALUMNI Some great ex-Avondale College talent is coming together in the production of Once, The Musicial, which is currently running at the ASB Waterfront Theatre from 27 June to 14 July.

Singer/songwriter Lisa Crawley has the lead in the show, which is being directed by Jesse Peach, through his Peach Theatre Company.

Read more about this here:

We wish them both well as they learn first-hand about New Zealand's democracy and decision making processes.

PM Jacinda Ardern with Dazhonavah Faaumu & Nishita Ganatra & MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi MP Carmel Sepuloni

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SPORTS REPORT Monday 24th June – Sunday 30th June

BADMINTON

Girls A Badminton: Lost to Auckland Grammar 4-2.

Girls B Badminton: Defeated ACG Parnell 4-2.

Boys A Badminton: Had a good 3-0 win against ACG Parnell.

Boys B Badminton: Went down 5-1 to Kings.

Boys C Badminton: Couldn’t be separated with opposition Mt Albert Grammar, sharing a 3-3 draw.

BASKETBALL

Senior A Girls Basketball: Had an awesome win on Friday night. The girls defeated Pakuranga 56-25.

Senior A Boys Basketball: Lost to Pakuranga 84-74.

Junior A Boys Basketball: Defeated Waitakere College on Wednesday, winning 49-42. The boys now play in the Championship Plate competition, which they have a great chance of winning.

Junior B Boys Basketball: Lost 49-9 to Mt Albert Grammar.

U17B Boys Basketball: Had a narrow win against Waitakere, 26-23.

2nd XI Girls Football vs Rutherford

FOOTBALL

2nd XI Girls Football: Continue to make their way up the standings after beating Rutherford, 2-0 on Wednesday.

Junior Girls Football: Came up against Rangitoto College in the first of the playoff games for their grade. The girls played well but went down 2-1 in a close game.

1st XI Boys Football: Lost to Glendowie 1-0 on Friday night.

Junior Boys Football: Defeated Rutherford 4-3 on Saturday.

Year 10 Boys Football: Had an awesome win over the weekend, upsetting top-of-the-table Mission Heights 2-1, who were previously undefeated.

Year 9 Boys Football: Lost 3-0 to Auckland Grammar.

3rd XI Boys Football: Faced off with Liston College and came away with a 3-2 win.

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HOCKEY

The 1st XI Boys Hockey team had an outstanding game on Wednesday, defeating Takapuna Grammar 6-1 in the Hockey Supercity competition.

Having missed out on Supercity Premier competition in our promotion match (going down 1-3 to Pakuranga College in the pouring rain), our first outing in the Supercity A1 grade was against Mount Albert Grammar last week. A tough encounter saw us go down again, also 1-3, but the boys felt they could have won that one, had they gelled better as a team.

The game against Takapuna Grammar started with some back and forth before Lewis Rose fed Alex Stenberg a simple forehand pass to secure a simple forehand goal, having opened up their defence nicely. Rahul Naickar showed good defensive skills before Ritesh Hanmenthu saved two in quick succession of the pads. Japreet Kullar playing a thinking game, linked up well with Shoma Hirota in the middle and Hersh Patel breaking at lightning speed down the right. Alex’s reverse shot came straight back; he then dribbled around and down baseline alley with a short push back up to Lewis, making his gap and scoring again. These two are lethal when they get together, making it 2-0 up. Anoosh Kulkarni, on the receiving end of a high ball exquisitely placed

by Japreet, just went wide on reverse angle. Paul Hunt attacking left side linked up cleverly with Anoosh, who got the goal. 3-0 at halftime. A bad start to the second half saw a big hit saved by

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Ritesh only to be deflected in, off his pads, to an opposition stick; 3-1. A fantastic feed from Abhishek Lal to Alex, who took his time with the keeper to outsmart him and take us 4-1 up. More goals, with Alex showing his style in a traditional trap then a strong hit in for 5-1. Daniel Parkinson, courageous in defence, got a ball to the knee, followed by three immense saves from Ritesh and a final goal from Lewis for a 6-1 win and celebratory burger and chips; thanks, Miss Norman.

2nd XI Boys Hockey: Put in a strong performance against Auckland Grammar on Wednesday night, winning 5-2. Lex Revell-Lewis scored four goals, and Dipan Patel scored one.

1st XI Girls Hockey: Proved too strong for Epsom Girls, winning 2-0 on Thursday. This bumps them up to 4th on the table.

Junior Girls Hockey: A slight delay this week to the scheduled game as Onehunga High School battled minivan issues making their way to the Avondale turf. Leaping from their van, the game got underway pretty swiftly from there. The first half showcased the incredible defensive line of the Onehunga team. Avondale threw repeated attacks at their goal, however, their strength was definitely felt on their defensive side - like trying to break through a brick wall. This was incredible in itself as they had no goalie and no subs to call on. Half-time saw the score board empty: 0-0.

In the second half Onehunga came out swinging, with repeated attacks on Avondale. Urvi Patel did an amazing job on the back line, defending consistently and fearlessly, meeting their attacks with her speed and determination. A quick 16 by Urvi saw a run-away goal set up by Tiana Leauga and tapped gently into the goal by Moe Hirota inside the circle. It was text-book perfection and really highlighted the way the team are gelling and controlling the ball to their advantage.

Avondale was on the score board: 1-0.

The play grew more intense, with Onehunga never giving in, but our Avondale girls are tough as nails! The physicality of the game increased as the game neared the final whistle, with both Veera Patel and Tiana feeling the full force of the attacks. It became a game of determination, and at this point we saw a second goal to Avondale from some skilful passing between Amelia Hurrell, Moe and Tiana, setting it up for Angelina Revell-Lewis to place the ball in the back of the goal. Onehunga were relentless, and when a penalty corner was awarded to them, they took the opportunity to use their strongest striker to try to break through our defensive line - however, the powerful strike from the penalty corner was stopped dead in its tracks

by Seolina Cho. The full-time whistle blew: 2-0 to Avondale. Player of the Day was awarded to Urvi.

Special mention to Onehunga High School team who proved to be a forceful opponent throughout the game, despite starting on the back foot with van delays, no goalie and no subs. They showed impeccable sportsmanship and fair play.

Year 9 Black Netball: Beat Rutherford 30-23. Skylah Hindman won Player of the Day. Year 9 White Netball: Defeated Waitakere 16-7 on Saturday.

Year 9 Grey: Had a close loss to Western Springs, 18-12.

Year 10 Black: Came up against our Year 10 White team and came away with the win, 31-15. Xila Kumar (Black) and Emily Langlois (White) won Player of the Day for their teams.

Year 10 Grey: Had a strong win on Saturday, beating Green Bay 36-23.

Chana Malungahu was the Player of the Day. Year 10 Silver: Had a loss on Saturday, beaten by Henderson 18-9.

Player of the Day went to Annie Kim.

RUGBY

1st XV Rugby: For the last game of the term the 1st XV played Mount Albert Grammar at home. The pleasant weather resulted in good conditions for rugby and a decent sized crowd. The game was a stop, start affair with the referee awarding a large number of penalties.

Stand-in captain Ben Cameron scored the first try to give Avondale a 5-0 lead which lasted right until the end of the half when fullback Tafia Tofa showed off his speed, scoring an excellent long range try under the posts. The resulting conversion from Ollie Carroll gave Avondale a 12-0 lead going into half time. A tight second half saw one try from MAGS and a penalty conversion from Isimase Tavae, resulting in a 15-5 win to Avondale, and bumping the winning streak up to 6 games in a row. The term finishes with Avondale in 3rd place on the table, with one extra game to play on the two teams above us.

2nd XV Rugby: Had a strong win in the first of their crossover games.

The boys beat Pacific Advance 19-10 on Saturday morning.

U70kg Rugby: Travelled to Sacred Heart and came away with the win, 35-12.

U60kg Rugby: After many close results not going their way in recent weeks, the boys stepped it up against top-of-the-table Auckland

U60kg Rugby team vs Auckland Grammar

LACROSSE

Premier Lacrosse: Lost to Mt Albert Grammar 21-4.

Senior B Lacrosse: Lost 19-4 to Mt Albert Grammar on Thursday.

NETBALL

Premier 1 Netball: Continued their good form on Tuesday night, defeating Western Springs 45-35.

Premier 2 Netball: Proved too strong for Rutherford, beating them 5127.

Senior Black Netball: Went down 28-15 to Henderson.

Senior White Netball: Won by default against St Dominic’s.

Senior Grey Netball: Had a hard fought 18-14 win over Henderson.

Junior Premier Netball: Continue to dominate their competition, defeating Waitakere 40-10. Meyuti Poutu won Player of the Day.

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Grammar. Grammar, who were undefeated, were taken down by our boys 34-31 in a great game of rugby.

U15 Rugby: Battled against St Peter’s and came away with a hard fought 17-0 win.

Girls 10s Rugby: Went down to Mt Albert Grammar, 63-7 on Monday.

U15 Rugby team vs St Peters College

SQUASH

Girls A Squash: Drew with Mt Albert Grammar on Monday, 2-2 to remain unbeaten.

Girls B Squash: Had a strong 3-1 win over Rutherford on Monday afternoon.

Premier Boys Squash: Lost to Westlake Boys, 9-1.

Senior B Boys Squash: Defeated St Peter’s 7-6 on Wednesday.

Junior Boys Squash: Also beat Rutherford, 4-0.

TABLE TENNIS

Avondale 1: Defeated Avondale 4 on Friday, 10-1. This result meant they won the grade for Term 2 Table Tennis. Well done, team!

Avondale 2: Lost to Avondale 5, 6-5.

Avondale 3: Lost to Kelston, 7-4.

Avondale 7: Had an awesome win against Sunderland, 8-3, to take out their grade. Well done!

Avondale 8: Beat Rutherford, 8-3.

Table Tennis team 1: Abhay Singh, Marielle Dulangon & Zaheen Khan

SPORTS FEES THANK YOU!

Y9 Boys Football team

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HONOURS LIST Name Achievement Award Corey Wood American Football Representative - U20 New Zealand team Nuala Edmundson Archery Won a Silver medal in Target and a Bronze medal in the Individual Matchplay at the NZ Archery Nationals 2019 Nuala Edmundson Archery Won a Gold medal in Individual Matchplay at the Rotorua Archery Club Sulpher City Tournament Nuala Edmundson Archery Won a Gold medal in Target, Silver medal in Individual Matchplay and a Bronze medal in Mixed Team Matchplay at the Archery

NZ North Island Youth Championships Nuala Edmundson Archery Won a Gold medal in Target and Mixed Teams Matchplay at the Archery NZ North Island Championships Nuala Edmundson Archery Representative - New Zealand to compete at the 2019 Trans Tasman Archery Championships Le'Oxeayn Maiu'u Athletics Placed 1st in the Junior Girls 300m, 2nd in the 4x100m Relay and 3rd in the 300m Hurdles at the

North Island Secondary School Championships Blessing Sefo Athletics Placed 2nd in the Junior Boys Shot Put and 3rd in Discus at the North Island Secondary School Championships Joanna Poland Athletics Placed 1st in the U16 Girls 4x400m and 2nd in the Intermediate Girls 1500m at the North Island Secondary School Championships Lex Revell-Lewis Athletics Placed 1st in the U16 Boys 4x400m Relay at the North Island Secondary School Championships Tremayne Redman-Gardner Athletics Placed 1st in the U16 Boys 4x400m Relay at the North Island Secondary School Championships Elleazyr Maiu'u Athletics Placed 2nd in the U18 Girls 4x100m Relay at the North Island Secondary School Championships Angelina Revell-Lewis Athletics Received the Athletics Auckland Inc New Official of the Year award at the Athletics Auckland Officials luncheon Misha Lingampalli Badminton Placed 1st in the Womens Singles and Doubles and 2nd in the XD Doubles at the U17 Auckland Open Championships Misha Lingampalli Badminton Selected for the Auckland U17 - Number 1 Team Misha Lingampalli Badminton Selected to play in the Auckland U17 Gold Squad and U19 Silver Squad Misha Lingampalli Badminton Won a Silver medal at the Xtrm U17 National Derby, which gained her a spot at the U17 New Zealand Performance Camp

to Trial for the NZ Squad Maclani Michael Basketball Representative - U19 Auckland Dream Team Maclani Michael Basketball Representative - WWABI U17 Girls 2018 Maraea Whiu Basketball Representative - WWABI U17 Girls Kimberley May Cross Country Won the Intermediate Girls race at the College Sport Auckland North-West Cross Country Championship held in Moire Park Kimberley May Cross Country Selected for the Auckland Senior Girls 5x200m Relay team competing at NZSS Cross Country Championships in Timaru,

and achieving a Silver Medal Kimberley May Cross Country Received a Gold medal in the Intermediate Girls Grade at the North Western Zone Cross Country Javiyah Nikoia Diving Won Bronze in the Group A Boys 3m Springboard and 1m Springboard and Group A/B Boys Synchronised Junior Elite Event

at the NZ Diving Nationals Javiyah Nikoia Diving Placed 2nd overall in the Senior Boys Grade at the Auckland Secondary School Championships Javiyah Nikoia Diving Placed 1st overall in the Group A Boys Age Group Platform at the Auckland Regionals Ryan Revill Football Representative - U14B Squad NFF Region Maclani Michael Football Representative - Western Springs Club Premier Team Nihar Trivedi Indoor Bowls Won the Western Auckland Open Pairs Liam Stolberger Orienteering Placed 1st in the Auckland Secondary Schools Senior Boys Sprint Finals Liam Stolberger Orienteering Representative - New Zealand to compete at the Australian School Championships and Oceania Championships Grace Nweke Netball Member of the Northern Mystics Netball team Grace Nweke Netball Representative - New Zealand Secondary Schools team Senior A Girls Squash Squash Placed 3rd at the Auckland Secondary Schools Squash Championships – Division 2 Jayden Collins Swimming Placed 1st in the 1500m 13yo Freestyle at the National Age Group Championships Alex Dunkley Swimming Won a Bronze in the Open 1500m Freestyle at the ASA Open Championships Jivitesh Khullar Chess Came first in West Auckland Secondary Interschool Chess Championship Jivitesh Khullar Chess Won a medal for winning all the matches on board 4 Rohit Mudaliar Chess Came first in West Auckland Secondary Interschool Chess Championship Xin Yang Liu Chess Came first in West Auckland Secondary Interschool Chess Championship Xin Yang Liu Chess Won a medal for winning all the matches on board 2 Rishit Patel Chess Came first in West Auckland Secondary Interschool Chess Championship Gospel Choir Choir Highly Commended award at the Big Sing Festival Benjamin Goh Classical Music Silver Service Badge Nagisa Mizuguchi Classical Music Silver Service Badge Emily Smith Classical Music Silver Service Badge Chisato Aida Classical Music Silver Service Badge Simran Tak Classical Music Silver Service Badge Angela Zhuang Classical Music Silver Service Badge Wanaka Yamasaki Classical Music Silver Service Badge Zenith Dogra Classical Music Silver Service Badge Edmund Jiang Classical Music Silver Service Badge Mrydhinyi Radha Krishnan Classical Music Silver Service Badge Junmin Jung Classical Music Silver Service Badge Rana Cawley Classical Music Gold Service Badge June (Joo Eun) Jeong Classical Music Gold Service Badge Emily Kamimura Classical Music Gold Service Badge Rizma Pradhan Classical Music Gold Service Badge Joanna (Qiao) Sang Classical Music Gold Service Badge Dahlia Feng Classical Music Gold Service Badge Christine Yu Classical Music Gold Service Badge

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HONOURS LIST [CONT] Baileigh Greaves Dance Connor Carroll Dance Natania Havea Dance Hosana Alefosio Dance Tia Weatherall Dance Xarya Tamaalii Dance Oscar Shaw Drama Shylo Tongalea Drama Oliver Godsmark Drama Danica David Drama Luka Melchior-Edgecombe Drama Castor Chacko Drama Avondale College Big Band Jazz Music Avondale College Stage Band Jazz Music 52nd Street Combo Jazz Music Blue Note Combo Jazz Music Five Spot Combo Jazz Music Avondale Quartet Jazz Music Benjamin Goh Jazz Music Liam Harris Jazz Music Carlos Brown Jazz Music Maxwell Barrett Jazz Music Emilie Imai Jazz Music Grace Coyle Jazz Music Christian Tivoli Jazz Music Sunwoo Oh Jazz Music Eleana Nash Jazz Music Leana Mihaere Jazz Music Maximilian Fagan Jazz Music June (Joo Eun) Jeong Polyfest Ally Tang Polyfest Ji U Kim Polyfest Cate McIntosh Show Quest Leader David Tuitama Show Quest Leader Tasfia Mahmood Whau Youth Awards Sefo (Jeff) Alosio Matiasi Whau Youth Awards Christine Acosta Whau Youth Awards Grace Nweke Whau Youth Awards Olivia Mallon Whau Youth Awards Tremayne Redman-Gardner Whau Youth Awards Christine Yu Environmental Group

Zoe Smith Environmental Group

Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - IDCO Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - IDCO Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - IDCO Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - Saints Dance Academy Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - Saints Dance Academy Represented New Zealand at Hip Hop International Competition - Saints Dance Academy Awarded Distinction in Speech New Zealand Oral Communication Intermediate Badge Examination Awarded Distinction in Speech New Zealand Oral Communication Intermediate Badge Examination Awarded Honours Plus in the Speech New Zealand Theatre in Action Examination at Grade 5 Awarded Honours Plus in the Speech New Zealand Theatre in Action Examination at Grade 5 Awarded Honours Plus in the Speech New Zealand Theatre in Action Examination at Grade 5 Awarded Honours Plus in the Speech New Zealand Theatre in Action Examination at Grade 5 Won Silver at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Won Silver at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Won Bronze at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Won Silver at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Won Silver at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Won Gold at the National Youth Jazz Competition in 2019 Gold Service Badge Gold Service Badge Gold Service Badge Gold Service Badge Gold Service Badge Gold Service Badge Silver Service Badge Silver Service Badge Silver Service Badge Silver Service Badge Silver Service Badge Korean Group Leader 2019 Korean Group Leader 2019, 4 years participation (Chinese Group and Korean Group) Korean Group Leader 2019 First Place Wed June 5 competition night. Award for Choreography, Theme, Lighting First Place Wed June 5 competition night. Award for Choreography, Theme, Lighting Won 'Faith Beyond Boundaries' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards Won 'Selfless Contribution' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards Won 'Devotion to Helping Others' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards Won 'Whau Sports Star' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards Won 'Rangatahi o Apopo' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards Won the 'Outstanding Athlete' award at the Annual Whau Youth Awards 1st Place in New Zealand for the Young Reporters for the Environment photography competition (15-18 years age group), received an Honourable Mention in the international photography competition.

1st Place in New Zealand for the Young Reporters for the Environment photography competition (11-14 years age group), shortlisted for the international photography competition (11-14 Years)

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Our Centre ensures a safe and stimulating learning environment that enhances your child’s growth and

Our Centre ensures a safe and stimulating learning environment that enhances your child’s growth and development. We provide large indoor and outdoor areas for your child to explore and learn while discovering their talents. Our qualified and experienced staff support your child’s learning journey in partnership with you.

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AvondaleCollegeECE.co.nz

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FAMILY CONNECTION The Avondale Family Connection allows families to have direct access, through the internet, to a wide range of information about their child’s academic performance, attendance, activities, events, trips, parent/teacher interview appointments and teacher only days.

The information provided includes: Class allocations, timetables, class teachers, NCEA and Cambridge results, attendance data, detention records and assessment reports. Family accounts can be viewed and student fees paid via Family Connection. Any queries or problems please email datateam@avcol.school.nz

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TAUREWA CAMP Preparations for our Term 3 trips are well on the way. Don't miss out on the opportunity to ski on Mt Ruapehu, get your consent forms in ASAP and join in creating memories at our very own Taurewa Camp. Look out for us at our Open Evening and ask all the questions you need to.

Trip Information We encourage families to make 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 6 weeks before departure.

TAUREWA ADULT HELPERS NEEDED!

TRIP TERM 3

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

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Week 2

29 Jul - 02 Aug

10WLC 10PTN

$410

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Week 3

05 – 09 Aug

10FRA 10GTH

$410

13

Week 5

19 - 23 Aug

10EVS

$410

10GDE 10MLL 14

Week 6

26 – 30 Aug

10KMA

$410

10JWA 10APN 15

Week 9

16 – 20 Sep

Internationals

TRIP TERM 4

TRIP DATES

YEAR LEVEL

16

21 – 25 Oct

10WSL

Week 2

$500

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: ADULT HELPERS • Year 10s: Kayaking, day tramps, STILL NEEDED hot pools, low ropes course and more!

Tue 2 Jul • Internationals: Overnight tramping, caving, skiing and Tue 23 Jul more!

All trip costs are covered and adults can hire any clothing or Tue 6 Aug equipment from the Taurewa Office at no cost.

Adult helpers need to be over 21 years of age, and willing to Tue 13 Aug 1 complete a police check.

If you (or someone you know) would be keen to be involved, or if you would like to know more, Tue 3 Sept 1 please email: taurewa@avcol.

ADULT HELPERS school.nz STILL NEEDED

$400 Tue 24 Sept

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$500 Tue 22 Oct

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10LIS 10NRM 17

Week 4

04 – 08 Nov

Internationals

30

Week 7

28 Nov – 04 Dec Staff Training Week

WWW.AVCOL.SCHOOL.NZ

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