Heartbeat 2019 Term 2 Week 9

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TERM 2 WEEK 9 26 June 2019

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS

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DEPUTY PRINCIPAL

TUESDAY 2 JULY – ­ 4.30 to 7.30PM HELD IN THE ATRIUM All students will soon be issued with a report that is designed to give an indication of their progress so far this year. There is a report evening planned for parents to meet with the teachers to discuss the report.

This will be held in the Atrium on Tuesday 2 July between 4:30pm and 7:30pm.

Please note that online booking of interviews through the Family Connection are now available and will close on Sunday 30 June. From 1 July, appointments will be filled in manually with the appointment form posted out with the report.

Once reports have been posted out, they will be available for viewing online through Family Connection / Student Information / Documents.

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MICROSOFT NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!

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YEAR 12 Dean

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YEAR 13 Dean

Associate Dean Deputy Principal

Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz

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

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Ms Rhonda Donaldson dsn@avcol.school.nz Miss Hannah Stewart srt@avcol.school.nz Ms Emma Joynes jyn@avcol.school.nz

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

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National Champions: Mohanshu Vaidya, Ed Allison, Sebastian Thomas, Aiden Wachter and Vishva Dave with CEO of NZIQ, Jonathan Jansen New Zealand's Microsoft Office Specialist's National Champions have just been announced - and five are from Avondale College!

They will now travel as part of the New Zealand team to compete in the world championships, in New York City, at the end of July. The qualification of these students is an outcome of months of learning, training and practice, along with success in school and regional competitions. ​ PowerPoint 2013 – Mohanshu Vaidya (Y11) Excel 2013 – Ed Allison (Y12) Excel 2016 – Sebastian Thomas (Y13) Word 2013 – Aiden Wachter (Y11) Word 2016 – Vishva Dave (Y12) "We are excited to take some of the Avondale students back to the world championships to defend the title they won last year," said Jonathan Jansen, CEO of New Zealand Industry Qualifications.

The MOS World Championships receives around 1.3 million entries globally.

About 150 university and school students will compete in the USA, representing over 50 countries.

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CAMBRIDGEFDriduea this y FEES DUE 4pm by 4PM FRI 28 JUNE All fees for Cambridge Assessment International Education must be paid in full by 4pm Friday 28 June.

Avondale College is obliged to confirm all candidate entries to Britain and to make payment soon after this date.

This means that we are unable to enter students who have not paid by 28 June.

Payment should be made by internet banking, or via the parent payment portal through Family Connection, or at the College office between 8.00am and 4.00pm.

If you have any questions about this, please contact Dr Terry Brown: bwn@avcol.school.nz

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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 9 Term 2 2019

Wednesday 26 June Show Camp (26-29 Jun) departing after school 12HTT trip to International Travel College (SHM) 12OED Mountain Biking to Woodhill 9 – 1pm (GDT) Thursday 27 June 11OED Sea Kayaking to Okahu Bay 9 – 1pm (GDT) Saturday 29 June Spain Trip departs (29 Jun - 15 July)

Week 10 Term 2 2019

Monday 1 July Honours Assembly Tuesday 2 July Report Evening 4.30-7.30pm (Whole School) Blockhouse Bay Int School Concert (12.30–3.30pm) Niu Careers Trip to University of Auckland (BKD) 11LMP Maths trip to New Lynn 11.15 – 1pm (MNL) Wednesday 3 July BOT Meeting 12HTT trip to International Travel College (HNA) International Leavers Dinner – 7-9.30pm Thursday 4 July Turbo Touch Champs (Girls) at Trust Arena, Henderson (HTA) (TBC) 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 (TBC) 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)

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SPORTS DRAW WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs BYE 2nd XI Girls vs Rutherford Junior Girls vs Rangitoto HOCKEY 1st XI Boys vs Takapuna Grammar 2nd XI Boys vs Auckland Grammar BASKETBALL U19 Boys vs BYE Junior A Boys vs Waitakere College Junior B Boys vs Mt Albert Grammar SQUASH Premier Boys vs Westlake Boys Senior B Boys vs St Peter’s THURSDAY 27 JUNE LACROSSE Premier Girls vs Mt Albert Grammar Girls B vs Mt Albert Grammar BASKETBALL U17A vs Mt Roskill U17B vs Waitakere Junior Girls vs BYE HOCKEY 1st XI Girls vs Epsom Girls FRIDAY 28 JUNE TABLE TENNIS Avondale 1 vs Avondale 4 Avondale 2 vs Avondale 5 Avondale 3 vs Kelston 1 Avondale 6 vs Sunderland 3 Avondale 7 vs Sunderland 1 Avondale 8 vs Rutherford 5 BADMINTON Girls A vs Auckland Grammar Boys A vs ACG Parnell BASKETBALL Senior A Boys vs Pakuranga Senior A Girls vs Pakuranga FOOTBALL 1st XI Boys vs Glendowie SATURDAY 29 JUNE RUGBY 1st XV vs Mt Albert Grammar 2nd XV vs Pacific Advance U70kg vs Sacred Heart U60kg vs Auckland Grammar U15 vs St Peter’s FOOTBALL 3rd XI Boys vs Liston Year 9 Boys vs Auckland Grammar Year 10 Boys vs Mission Heights Year 9/10 Boys vs Rutherford NETBALL Year 9 Black vs Rutherford Year 9 White vs Waitakere Year 9 Grey vs Western Springs Junior Premier vs Waitakere Year 10 White vs Year 10 Black Year 10 Silver vs Henderson Year 10 Grey vs Green Bay

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CLASSICAL CONCERT Well over 100 students stepped onto the stage to perform as part of Avondale College's Classical Concert on Thursday evening. The event was the culmination of months of hard work by students and staff, and gave everyone the opportunity to develop their ensemble and performance skills. It was excellent to see the emerging talent on stage, as well as the more experienced musicians.

Highlights of the evening included the Premiere String Ensemble's performance of Shine You No More; and our Gospel Choir's moving rendition of Andrea Klouse's Benedictus.

The Symphony Orchestra also provided another significant moment with their world-premiere performance of Hithaeglir: The Misty Mountains. The Wellington-based composer of this piece, Andrew Stopps, was able to join us to hear this performance, which was wonderful. The evocative piece had rich textures representing the mountains of the North Island's central plateau, and had been specially chosen by Mr Stenbo, our Director of Music and conductor of the Symphony Orchestra for his 60-strong group.

NGA MANU KORERO SPEECH COMPETITION

Olivia Mallon & Georgia Mitchell

The Ngā Manu Kōrero speech competition encourages the rangatahi of today to voice their opinions on matters that are affecting our culture and world. This year the competition was held at Orakei Marae and Avondale College was one of only four mainstream schools to enter.

Proudly representing the College were two of our students: Olivia Mallon (Year 12) and Georgia Mitchell (Year 10). Georgia's topic was 'My culture is more than a performance,' and Olivia's was, 'I tried to keep quiet but my ancestors wouldn’t let me.' Olivia also gave an impromptu speech, rising superbly to the challenge of thinking (and speaking!) on her feet. The girls both did a wonderful job and received warm feedback for their presentations. This was a memorable experience, and we look forward to encouraging more students to participate in this event in 2020.

- Ms N Howell, HOD Te Reo Māori

The Showquest video has now been released - click here to view.

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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.

TREE PLANTING On Wednesday 19 July the two Horticulture classes went to Matakana to plant the manuka, cabbage tree and flax seedlings that they have grown at Avondale College.

Despite a very cold wind in the morning, the 39 students and three teachers energetically planted 565 trees.

The planting is part of the Trees for Survival programme. We are helping New Zealand plant one billion trees in the next ten years to try to become carbon neutral by 2050.

The students really enjoyed the day and, though they felt tired at the end of it, they realised they had done something significant to help our country counter global warming, reforest the land, feed bees and help produce manuka honey.

It was a very productive day indeed!

DAITO BUNKA HIGH SCHOOL EXCHANGE 2020 Planning is underway for the proposed biennial exchange with Daito Bunka Dai Ichi High School. The April exchange provides students with a two week experience where they are hosted by a Japanese family. Students also tour the Kansai region visiting the historic cities of Kyoto and Ngara along with Hiroshima to see a variety of sight-seeing attractions.

Whilst in Tokyo the students will attend Daito Bunka Dai Ichi High School with their homestay student. There is the opportunity to visit some of the many sights that Tokyo has to offer including Disneyland. Information on the proposed 2020 tour is available from Mr Bennett’s office or email bnn@avcol.school.nz

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PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY EVENING The Performing Arts Academy provided a wonderful evening of entertainment in their mid-year performance evening last night. A large and receptive audience enjoyed the performances from the students in the four strands of Jazz and Classical Music, Drama and Dance. The evening involved more than 100 students, who are to be congratulated for their professionalism and enthusiasm. Congratulations also to their teachers who work so hard in the early morning Academy sessions to provide specialist tuition in these aspects of the performing arts.

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MATARIKI CELEBRATIONS Students and staff had the opportunity to mark Matariki - the MÄ ori New Year - with special flax weaving sessions held in the Whare at lunchtimes last week. As well as learning how to make flowers, mats and other items, the participants enjoyed the opportunity to chat around the table together - marking the start of the New Year by reflecting on the past, celebrating the present, and planning for the future.

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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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CHILDCARE VACANCIES Our Centre ensures a safe and stimulating learning REPORT environment that enhances your child’s growthSPORTS and development. We provide large indoor and outdoor areas for your child to explore and learn while discovering their Monday 17th June – Sunday 23rd June talents. Our qualified and experienced staff support your BADMINTON child’s learning journey in partnership with you.

Girls A Badminton: Had a narrow 4-2 loss to Auckland Grammar.

To Benrol, pleaseWent phone (09)4-1 828 Girls Badminton: down to 6750 Kings or on Monday. for more information visit our website Girls C Badminton: Lost 5-1 to Onehunga.

Boys A Badminton: Convincingly beat Epsom Girls 6-0 on Friday.

Boys C Badminton: Lost 6-0 to St Peter’s.

Address: Gate 2, Avondale College, Victor Street, Auckland 1026 Phone: (09) 828 6750 Fax: (09) 828 6106 BASKETBALL Senior A Girls Basketball: Are starting to build some momentum Email ecspr@avcol.school.nz Website: avondalecollegeece.co.nz heading into the business end of the season. The girls picked up their third straight win on Monday night, defeating St Kentigern 91-49. They then took on Baradene on Friday, but unfortunately went down 77-46.

Junior Girls Basketball: Faced off with Waitakere College on Thursday night. The girls struggled to get into the game and ultimately went down 39-12.

Senior A Boys Basketball: Lost to Massey on Monday, 108-87 and to Northcote on Friday, 90-72.

Junior A Boys Basketball: Had a heart-breaking loss to Mt Albert Grammar on Wednesday. With the scores locked at 28-28 as the final buzzer sounded, the boys lost a free throw shootout, going down 29-28.

Junior B Boys Basketball: Lost 68-18 to Kelston Boys.

U17A Boys Basketball: Came up against a very strong Auckland Grammar side, and lost 43-22.

U17B Boys Basketball: Played competition leaders Mt Albert Grammar on Thursday. The boys kept it close but went down 37-27 in the end.

U19 Boys Basketball: Got their first win of the season on Wednesday night, when they defeated Rutherford 42-37.

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FOOTBALL

1st XI Girls Football: Lost 6-0 to Baradene on Wednesday.

2nd XI Girls Football: Also had a 6-0 loss, this time to Waitakere College Junior Girls Football: Went down 4-0 to Epsom Girls.

1st XI Boys Football: Lost 6-2 to Selwyn on Friday night.

Junior Boys Football: Lost to Green Bay 4-0 on Saturday.

Year 10 Boys Football: Lost their second game of the season on Saturday, 3-1 to Auckland Grammar.

Year 9 Boys Football: Went down 3-0 to Mt Albert Grammar on the weekend.

3rd XI Boys Football: Had their undefeated streak snapped by Rutherford over the weekend, losing 2-0.

HOCKEY

Ayub Sayid won the U16 Boys 2km Cross Country Grand Prix over the weekend. This was an awesome result for Ayub, who is still new to the sport. Wiremu Ngamotu also had a great race, coming second in the U14 Boys 2km Cross Country Grand Prix.

Ayub has also been scouted and picked up by a distance running training squad, who have begun training for the NZSS nationals taking place at the end of the year. Well done, Ayub.

1st XI Boys Hockey: Faced off in a local derby with Mt Albert Grammar on Wednesday night. The boys fought hard but went down 3-1.

2nd XI Boys Hockey: Had a strong 5-0 win against Western Springs on Wednesday.

1st XI Girls Hockey: Drew 3-3 with Howick College on Thursday.

Junior Girls Hockey: The girls faced the leaders on the points table – Diocesan. However, the slight disadvantage of having no goalie this week didn't dampen their spirit. The first half showed Avondale in possession of the ball, with a couple of solid attempts at the goal.

Seolina Cho really stepped up her game this week and showed pressure and determination in her attacks on the ball. By half-time, the score remained 0-0.

In the second half, Diocesan came out swinging and a determined attack on our goal looked set to hit the back board if given a good push out the front of our goal. However, as one of their players attempted to strike, she inadvertently hooked it out of the way of the goal, sparing Avondale an easy goal against them. The near miss encouraged Avondale to lift their game further, and we returned the favour with more solid attacks on the opposition’s goal. The Diocesan goalie did a great job of deflecting attack after attack from our striking line. Second half saw Moe increasing her speed and pushing the ball into gaps to open up the play, and Alisi Pole running solidly in defence position to help keep the opposition scoreless. However, as the girls

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began to tire, a rare opening in our defensive line saw Diocesan sneak in a goal, taking advantage of our missing goalie.

Full time score: 1-0 to Diocesan. Player of the day went to Seolina. This was a fantastic game by our U15 girls. They should be very proud of their determined effort.

LACROSSE

Premier Lacrosse: Traded points back and forth with top-of-the-table, Epsom Girls. However, EGGS managed to score a few goals in a row towards the end of the game to take the win, 14-8.

Senior B Lacrosse: Lost 21-0 to Western Springs.

NETBALL

Premier 1 Netball: Put in a strong performance against Lynfield, winning 37-29 on Tuesday.

Premier 2 Netball: Had a hard fought 30-26 win against Waitakere College’s Premier team.

Senior Black Netball: Lost 39-20 to Green Bay. Senior Grey Netball: Won a close match against Green Bay, 17-15.

Junior Premier Netball: Remain unbeaten in their competition this year, after outclassing Western Springs by an outstanding 53 points. They won the game 65-12. Hosana Alefosio was named Player of the Day. Year 9 Black Netball: Had a good win again St Dominic's, 34-26 Year 9 White Netball: Won against St Dominic’s, 14-6.

Year 9 Grey: Bye Year 10 Black: Had an impressive 33-16 win over Lynfield College on Saturday. Player of the Day went to Melina Tafili.

Year 10 White: Had a tough loss to Massey, 27-19. Well done to Situ Afemata for winning Player of the Day. Year 10 Grey: Were far too good for St Dominic’s, winning 32-7. A solid performance from Ashley Horobin saw her win Player of the Day. Year 10 Silver: Had a great win against Lynfield, 16-4. Chaneiri Fernando picked up Player of the Day.

1st XI Boys Football team

Girls A Badminton team

ORIENTEERING

Liam Stolberger has been named to represent New Zealand in the Australian Schools Championships as well as the Oceania Championships, which will take place over the September school holidays.

1st XV Rugby: The Avondale 1st XV played at Edgewater College on the weekend, looking to win their 5th straight game. The first half was filled with infringements and we struggled to get into a rhythm.

Avondale took a 15-5 lead into half time on the back of tries to Jordan Tone and a double from Ola Hoeft. After some slight halftime adjustments Avondale scored a further four tries in the second half, with the backs finishing off some good work from the forwards. Tafia Tofa, Isireli Senibulu, Isimase Tavae and Ola Hoeft scored tries, with Ola completing a hat trick. The final score was 41-10 to Avondale, who will be looking to finish the term with a win next weekend to be in the top end of the table.

2nd XV Rugby: Remain unbeaten in their competition, beating Waitakere College 29-12 on Saturday. The boys sit top of the table and are looking strong.

U70kg Rugby: Went down 42-14 to Rosmini.

U60kg Rugby: Had another heart-breaking loss on Saturday, falling short against Rosehill 22-17.

U15 Rugby: Lost their second game in a row on Saturday, to Onehunga, 15-5.

Girls 10s Rugby: Lost their second game in a row when they took on Auckland Girls on Monday. The girls fought hard but went down 26-21.

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RUGBY

1st XV Rugby in last week's game against Marcellin

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SQUASH

On Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 June the Squash A Girls travelled Unitec to take part in the AKKS Squash Championships. Adelia Roesli, Sophie Rose, Shirley Chen (captain), Dahlia Feng and Ally Tang were looking forward to this competition, especially as they hadn't lost a single game this season so far. However, the first opponent, Westlake Girls 2, was tough to play, and the girls lost 1-4.

After a weak start the five players managed to turn things around and defeated Orewa 3-2. In the final game of the day, they won against Westlake Girls 3, 5-0, and were now third on the table. The first game on Wednesday proved to be difficult again as the girls lost 4-1 to Mount Albert Grammar. Nevertheless, the five showed tenacity and won their last game against Western Springs, 5-0. This means they came third overall and won bronze medals. Well done, girls!

Girls A Squash: Had a good 4-0 win on Monday against Pukekohe.

Girls B Squash: Won 3-1 against Orewa.

Junior Boys Squash: Kept Rutherford scoreless in their 4-0 win on Monday.

TABLE TENNIS

Avondale 1: Were far too strong for Kelston Boys on Friday night, winning 11-0.

Avondale 2: Lost to Avondale 7, 8-3.

Avondale 3: Went down to Rutherford, 7-4.

Avondale 4: Lost 10-1 to Liston.

Avondale 5: Beat Avondale 8, 8-3.

Avondale 6: Had a narrow 6-5 win over Rutherford.

SPORTS FEES THANK YOU! Thank you to those families who have paid their child's sports fees. A friendly reminder to those who have not yet paid, that fees are now overdue.

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NYTC: ANNIE The National Youth Theatre's production of Annie is happening this weekend. Good luck to all our Avcol students involved: Maddison Barnes, Sofie Boyes, Zanique Eilers, Cale Hooper, Sarah McAnulty, Abigail Meads, Asha O'Connor-Palaci, Alyse Rushton, Jessica Stewart, David Tuitama, Tess Watson and Emily Wade.

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Girls A Squash team

SPORTS DRAW [CONT] MONDAY 1 JULY BADMINTON Boys B vs Boys C vs Girls B vs Girls C vs SQUASH Girls A vs Girls B vs Junior Boys vs BASKETBALL Senior A Boys vs Senior A Girls vs RUGBY Girls 10s vs TUESDAY 2 JULY NETBALL Premier 2 vs Senior Black vs Senior White vs Senior Grey vs HOCKEY Junior Girls vs FOOTBALL Year 9 Boys vs

Mt Albert Grammar @ Gillies Auckland 7 BYE Auckland Grammar @ Gillies Auckland 4 St Cuthbert’s @ Epsom Girls 1

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@ Unitec 1 @ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 2

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Long Bay Birkenhead

@ Birkenhead @ Birkenhead

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Howick

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ACG Sunderland Massey Henderson Waitakere

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Mt Albert Grammar @ Avondale 1 *KNOCKOUT CUP* WEDNESDAY 3 JULY FOOTBALL 1st XI Girls vs Rangitoto @ Avondale 1 2nd XI Girls vs Lynfield @ Lynfield 2 Junior Girls vs TBC (Playoffs) HOCKEY 1st XI Boys vs Auckland Grammar @ Auckland Grammar 2nd XI Boys vs BYE BASKETBALL U19 Boys vs TBC Junior A Boys vs TBC Junior B Boys vs TBC

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TAUREWA CAMP Term 2 camps are done and dusted and we are looking forward to hitting the ski slopes in Term 3! Education outside of the classroom has given our students a huge range of new experiences, including making new friendships, defeating challenges, team building, personal growth, and development of compassion and integrity. Make sure you sign up and create amazing memories!

‘I really enjoyed camp. I didn’t know anybody but now I have new friends and can’t wait for the next camp.’

‘We went on the stream walk and the water felt like ice!’

‘Thank goodness we had thermals, it was freezing.’

‘New Zealand is beautiful.’

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!

TAUREWA ADULT HELPERS NEEDED!

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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 TRIP DATES YEAR LEVEL ADULT HELPERS volunteers for upcoming trips!

STILL NEEDED A reasonable level of fitness is 29 Jul - 02 Aug 10WLC $410 Tue 2 Jul required but no experience in the activities is necessary.

10PTN Each camp is five days long and 05 – 09 Aug 10FRA $410 Tue 23 Jul 2 includes the following activities 10GTH based around Tongariro National Park: 19 - 23 Aug 10EVS $410 Tue 6 Aug • Year 10s: Kayaking, day tramps, 10GDE hot pools, low ropes course and 10MLL more!

• Internationals: Overnight 26 – 30 Aug 10KMA $410 Tue 13 Aug 1 tramping, caving, skiing and 10JWA more!

10APN All trip costs are covered and adults can hire any clothing or 16 – 20 Sep Internationals $500 Tue 3 Sept 2 equipment from the Taurewa TRIP DATES YEAR LEVEL ADULT HELPERS Office at no cost.

STILL NEEDED Adult helpers need to be over 21 years of age, and willing to 21 – 25 Oct 10WSL $400 Tue 24 Sept 2 complete a police check.

10LIS If you (or someone you know) 10NRM would be keen to be involved, or if you would like to know more, 04 – 08 Nov Internationals $500 Tue 22 Oct 4 please email: taurewa@avcol. school.nz 28 Nov – 04 Dec Staff Training Week

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