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TERM 1 WEEK 4 19 February 2020
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Avondale College’s annual Scholars' Assembly was held on Monday, to honour those students whose academic achievements in 2019 were truly exceptional. Students who had achieved one (or more) of 38 NZ Scholarships, along with those who had achieved top results in New Zealand – and the world - in their Cambridge International exams were acknowledged at this assembly. Also recognised were the teachers of those students and their families. NZ Scholarship is New Zealand’s most demanding and prestigious secondary school academic qualification. Each year, approximately three per cent of students studying each subject at Level 3 are awarded NZ Scholarship, if they reach the standard that has been set. The rewards are financial, with students being able to win scholarships of up to $30,000. Congratulations to the students, teachers and parents who were honoured at Monday’s assembly. (For a list of Scholarship and CAIE awardees, please see page 4)
75TH JUBILEE [8-10 May 2020] SAVE THE DATE
Registrations opening soon
Each year students at Avondale College put themselves forward to sit the NZQA New Zealand Scholarship exams. These exams provide recognition and monetary reward to top students in their last year of schooling, but can also be sat in Years 11 and 12. New Zealand Scholarship examinations enable candidates to be assessed against challenging standards, and are New Zealand’s most prestigious secondary school academic award. At Avondale College we provide support for some of our top students through their inclusion in the Scholars’ Academy. However, it should be noted that any student with the desire and ability to attempt the exams can indeed do so, and will be supported throughout the year with weekly tutorials in their choice of subject. When studying, preparing for and sitting the exams, Scholarship candidates are expected to demonstrate high levels of critical thinking, abstraction and generalisation, and to integrate, synthesise and apply knowledge, skills, understanding and ideas to complex situations. Students, if you have a talent or strong interest in a subject area, then the Scholarship exams are for you, and you should speak to your teachers to find out more. Mrs L Watkinson Principal
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UPCOMING EVENTS Week 4 Term 1 2020 Friday 21 February 11GEO to Mangere Mountain/Auckland Museum (STH) Gateway First Aid Course in the Pavilion 8.30-3.30pm (21-22 Feb)
Week 5 Term 1 2020
Monday 24 February 12OED Paddle Boarding pds 4-5 (CRL) (TBC) Tuesday 25 February Home room and ID photos Whanau BBQ at 5.30pm Wednesday 26 February Home room and ID photos Prefect photo and Year 13 Photo – Pd 5 Thursday 27 February Darren Pereira: Year 11 Study Skills for Success (Part 1) in the PAC (Periods 4 & 5) Avcol Athletic Champs at Mt Smart Stadium
Week 6 Term 1 2020
Monday 2 March PPSP hui at Huia. Dep 3pm today until 6 Mar (TAI) Wednesday 4 March BOT Meeting 6-9.30pm 11OED Paddle Boarding pds 4-5 (CRL) (TBC) Thursday 5 March Avcol Swimming Sports at West Wave
Week 7 Term 1 2020
Monday 9 March 11OED Paddle Boarding pds 4-5 (CRL) (TBC) Tuesday 10 March Catch up ID photos 9am - 11am in PAC foyer Senior Drama trip to Whoa Studios Pds 2-4 (NTE) Wednesday 11 March 12OED Paddle Boarding pds 4-5 (GDT) (TBC) Thursday 12 March 13OED trip to Waipu Caves (GDT/PLN) (TBC)
Week 8 Term 1 2020
Monday 16 March Year 9 Polyfest Assemblies pds 4-5 in PAC Tuesday 17 March Year 9 Polyfest Assemblies pds 4-5 in PAC Wednesday 18 March ASB Polyfest 2020 (18-21 March) Thursday 19 March Careers trip to Corban Estate Film Industry (JHJ) Saturday 21 March International Bay of Islands trip (21-22 Mar)
Week 9 Term 1 2020
Monday 23 March Central Western Zone Swim Champs Tuesday 24 March Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC 12OED Paddle Boarding pds 4-5 (CRL) (TBC) Wednesday 25 March Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC Thursday 26 March Talent Quest heats at lunchtime in PAC Learning Support trip to Auckland Zoo (NSI) Friday 27 March Blood Day Saturday 28 March International Day Trip to Hobbiton (TBC) Sunday 29 March International Coromandel trip
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SPORTS DRAW WEDNESDAY 19 FEBRUARY CRICKET 1st XI Girls vs Rangitoto/Long Bay THURSDAY 20 FEBRUARY VOLLEYBALL Premier Boys vs Mt Roskill Senior Girls vs Onehunga Senior Girls vs Mt Roskill FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY VOLLEYBALL Premier Boys vs Long Bay Premier Boys vs Rangitoto WATER POLO Senior Mixed vs Rosmini C SATURDAY 22 FEBRUARY CRICKET 1st XI Boys vs Rangitoto Junior A Boys vs Sacred Heart Junior B Boys vs Westlake Boys TENNIS Senior Girls vs Marist Blue SUNDAY 23 FEBRUARY WATER POLO Senior Mixed vs Green Bay WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY TOUCH Senior Girls North West Zone
@ Rangitoto 1a
4:15pm
@ Kelston Boys 2 @ Avondale 1 @ Avondale 1
4:00pm 4:00pm 4:45pm
@ Long Bay @ Long Bay
4:00pm 6:00pm
@ Epsom Girls
5:55pm
@ Rangitoto G1 @ Sacred Heart 1a @ Avondale 1a
10:30am 12:30pm 9:00am
@ Avondale 1-3
8:15am
@ West Wave 25m
6:35pm
@ Moire Park, Massey
ALL DAY
AVONDALE COLLEGE ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS THURSDAY 27 FEBRUARY The Avondale College Athletics Championships is taking place on Thursday 27 February from 9:00am at Mount Smart Stadium, Penrose. This day is intended for students who qualified for events from last week's Whole School Athletics Sports Day. Names of students who have qualified are on the noticeboard outside the Sports Office. Permission letters can be collected from the Sports Office. Track Event Sign up - At the Whole School Athletics Sports Day the only track event held was the 100m. Track events are now open for all students to sign up for. Students can do this in the Sports Office by Friday 14 February. 200m, 300m, 400m, 800m and 1500m and Javelin and triple Jump. Buses will transport participants to Mt Smart from Avondale College at 8.15am. Students are to meet in the Halberg Gym at 8.00am. Students will race in their age groups on the day. Parents are more than welcome to join us for the day. No permission letters will be accepted on the day of the event. For more information, or if you have any questions about the day, please email sports@avcol.school.nz
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ARA LODGE ART AWARD FOR AVCOL STUDENT Two Avondale College alumni attended the Ara Lodge Awards Evening on Friday 14 February, in recognition of their outstanding achievements in the visual arts. Fraser Craill (who was in Year 13 last year) was awarded the Ara Lodge Award for being Avondale College's top Year 13 Art student in 2019 going on to further study in the Arts, and received $1250 towards his study costs. Speaking on behalf of all the past Ara Awards' scholars at the event was another former Avondale College student, Cindy Huang, who had received the award in 2016 and is now in her fourth year of studying architecture at Auckland University. Cindy has recently been involved in a summer research project looking at Chinese architecture in New Zealand and also travelled to Morocco with some of her fellow architectural students on a study trip. Both Cindy and Fraser were students of Avondale's Director of Art and Design, Ms Emma Watt, who also attended the event. "It was great to catch up with ex-students Fraser and Cindy and to hear how well Cindy is achieving in her architectural studies," said Ms Watt. "I would also like to thank Ara Lodge for their ongoing support of young artists in Auckland, in this, the 15th year of the award."
DEPUTY PRINCIPALS' AND DEANS' CONTACT DETAILS YEAR 9 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
Mrs Joy Yallop ylp@avcol.school.nz Ms Guinevere Alai ala@avcol.school.nz Dr Terry Brown bwn@avcol.school.nz
820 1710
Mr Nick Smit smi@avcol.school.nz Ms Sasha Rudland rls@avcol.school.nz Ms Sarah Drew drw@avcol.school.nz
820 1710
Mrs Grace Williams wmg@avcol.school.nz Mr Tom Bishop bsp@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
Ms Rhonda Donaldson dsn@avcol.school.nz Miss Hannah Stewart srt@avcol.school.nz Mr Phil Hill hil@avcol.school.nz
820 1706
ext 540 820 1728
YEAR 10 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
ext 542 820 1700
YEAR 11 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
ext 534 820 1702
YEAR 12 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
ext 539 820 1720
YEAR 13 Dean Associate Dean Deputy Principal
ext 560 820 1701
ABSENCE LINE absences@avcol.school.nz
820 1071
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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Scholarship and CAIE awardees
CAMBRIDGE SPECIAL AWARDS Justin Lee
High Achievement - AS Level Psychology
Cambridge International
Julie Jeong
First in the World - AS Level Mathematics
Cambridge International
Gloria Sun
High Achievement - AS Level Mathematics Cambridge International
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Zanobia Bohra
English
Scholarship
Rana Cawley
English
Outstanding Scholarship
Biology
Scholarship
Accounting
Scholarship
Classical Studies
Outstanding Scholarship
Biology
Scholarship
Chemistry
Scholarship
Physics
Scholarship
Nilotri Das Shivam Desai
TAUREWA ADULT HELPERS NEEDED! 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 13s: Overnight tramping, white water rafting, low ropes course and more! • Year 12s: Mountain biking, rock climbing (indoors), overnight tramping, low ropes course and more! • Year 10s: Kayaking, day tramps, hot pools, low ropes course and more! • Internationals: Overnight tramping, white water rafting, low ropes course, Mountain biking, rock climbing (indoors) 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 8 for trip dates. 4
Calculus
Scholarship
Carol Dsouza
Biology
Scholarship
Zanique Eilers
Media Studies
Scholarship
Thadeus Gillard
English
Scholarship
History
Scholarship
Shoma Hirota
Japanese
Outstanding Scholarship
Xin Yang Liu
Statistics
Scholarship
Cate McIntosh
Biology
Scholarship
Sunwoo Oh
Statistics
Scholarship
Calculus
Scholarship
Physics
Scholarship
Accounting
Outstanding Scholarship
Physics
Scholarship
Calculus
Scholarship
Emily Smith
Biology
Outstanding Scholarship
Kirsten Wachter
English
Scholarship
Heather Wallace
English
Scholarship
Media Studies
Scholarship
Drama
Scholarship
History
Scholarship
Yaochen Wang
English
Scholarship
Albert Wang
Outstanding Scholar Award
Navdeep Panwar Jared Daniel Recomendable
Hasidu Wanniarachchi Tianli Zhang
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English
Scholarship
Biology
Scholarship
Chemistry
Outstanding Scholarship
Physics
Outstanding Scholarship
Statistics
Scholarship
Calculus
Scholarship
English
Scholarship
Calculus
Scholarship
Chemistry
Scholarship
SPORTS REPORT Monday 10th February – Sunday 16th February
ATHLETICS
Our Athletics students continue to perform, with three athletes competing over the weekend in Hamilton, at the Porritt Classic. Results as follows: Lex Revell-Lewis: Open Men’s 400m (51.71s) Kimberley May: Open Women’s 1500m (4:35.78s) Joanna Poland: Open Women’s 1500m (4:42.79s) Well done also to Angelina Revell-Lewis, who was officiating at the event. She is one of just a few officials in New Zealand that know how to confidently set up and operate a laser and EDM measuring device – normally used for long throws. She was on both the Senior Men’s Discus and the Senior Men’s and Women’s Javelin.
Junior Boys A Cricket team
Congratulations to Year 10 student Blessing Sefo who yesterday was invited to join the Auckland Track and Field team heading to Christchurch in a couple of weeks. Blessing is in excellent form and will be competing in Shot Put, an event where he has the potential to podium as an U18 athlete, despite being just 14 years old. On 21 March, three Avondale College students will be heading across to Sydney to compete in the Australian Track and Field Nationals: Tremayne Redman-Gardner (representing New Zealand Secondary Schools) Lex Revell-Lewis (representing Auckland) Blessing Sefo (representing Auckland)
CRICKET
The 1st XI Girls had their first game of the season on Wednesday, taking on St Marys at home. Avondale were put into bat first and were down 2 wickets in the first 3 overs. This brought Roshni Oberoi and Shahana Samadi to the crease who played exceptionally well and remained not out until the end of the 20 overs scoring 66 and 64 runs each respectively. Avondale College set a massive target of 219 runs for St Marys to chase down; our highest score for the girls in over 5 seasons. The girls restricted St Marys to 122 runs, picking up 5 wickets along the way, and Avondale College won by 96 runs! Congratulations to both Roshni and Shahana for scoring their first ever half centuries! Our 1st XI Boys took on Sacred Heart on Saturday. After losing by 338 runs in their previous match against their opposition, Avondale were looking to bounce back. Batting first, Sacred Heart put up a score of 357/8. Maanav Chezzar was the pick of the Avondale bowlers, taking 4/75. In the run chase, Avondale struggled to get going, with Mihir Patil and Mohit Kandpal scoring 38 and 34 runs respectively. Ultimately, Sacred Heart were too strong, Avondale losing by 191 runs. Our Junior A Boys had their first game of the year, when they took on Selwyn College. The opposition batted first, with Avondale bowling them all out for just 122. Year 9 student Dhiren Vaidya made his debut and what a debut it was. In 5.4 overs of bowling, he took 6 wickets for just 25 runs, which included 1 maiden over. This was an incredible performance from Dhiren. In the second innings, Avondale chased down the target in 31 overs, resulting in an 8 wicket win. Another Year 9 student, Viraj Mody also made his debut for the school, scoring 54 runs. It was outstanding to see him get a half century in his first game in Avondale colours!
Holly Bliss
CYCLING
A busy summer for Avondale track cyclist Holly Bliss saw her compete at three major championships. Holly started the season with a solid performance riding for the Auckland team at the Oceania Championships in Invercargill. The Waikato and Auckland championships in December saw Holly take a fantastic gold and two bronze medals and set a new personal best for the Individual pursuit. These performances gained her selection for the Waikato team competing at The U19 and elites Track National champs at the end of January. Holly rode well against the best riders in New Zealand with the highlight coming in team pursuit as Holly’s team set the fastest U19 qualifying time to reach finals ride off. The team rode really well to set a faster time than their qualifying but unfortunately were pipped into second place by just two seconds.
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Alex Dunkley
OPEN WATER SWIMMING
New Zealand Open Water Championships Lake Taupo 12-13 January 2020 2.5 km NZ Open Water Championships: Alex Dunkley 2.5km Gold (1314 years) 32.51 5 km NZ Open Water Championships: Alex Dunkley Gold 1:02.13, Jayden Collins Bronze (Age Group 13-14 years) 1:06.13 7.5km Jayden Collins Gold (Age Group 13-14 years) 1:45.48 Epic Swim Lake Taupo 12-13 January 2020 2.5 km Epic Swim: Caitlin Stoneman 14th (12-14 years) time 45.09 5 km Epic Swim: Caitlin Stoneman Silver (12-14 years) time 1:30.28 Australian Open Water Championships Brighton Beach, Adelaide. 25-27 January 2020 Alex Dunkley, Bronze (Age Group 15 years) 1:03.07 At the New Zealand Open Water Championships, Swimming New Zealand explained that Alex Dunkley had met a target time in his 5km swim and that he had met the first part of their selection criteria to represent New Zealand at the FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships in Seychelles 21-23 August 2020. The second part meant Alex had to finish top 5 at the Australian Open Water Championships held at Brighton Beach, Adelaide or meet a pool qualifying time at either New Zealand Opens held in March 2020 or at New Zealand Age Groups held in April 2020. Alex decided he wanted to take part in the 5km swim at the Australian Open Water Championships where he finished 3rd overall, meeting the second part of the selection criteria. Last week we received confirmation from Swimming New Zealand that Alex has been named as part of the New Zealand team that will compete at the FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships held in the Seychelles! Congratulations, Alex!
Senior A Girls Volleyball team
VOLLEYBALL
Our Senior Girls had their opening two matches of the season on Thursday night, taking on both Massey and Waitakere. In the first game against Massey, our girls edged out the opposition in the first set 27-25, before a 25-10 second set win, taking it out 2-0. In the second game against Waitakere, Avondale went down 1-0 after the first set, before winning the second and third set to win the match, 2-1. The Premier Boys played their first fixtures of the Western Zone on Thursday. The boys came up against Onehunga in their first game, being edged out in 3 sets, 2-1. In their second game, the boys led from start to finish, defeating Lynfield 2-0. On Friday night our Premier Boys took on Orewa and Kelston Boys. After losing 3-0 to Orewa, the boys played hard against Kelston. Avondale lost the first set 25-16, but pushed Kelston all the way in the next two sets, losing closely, 25-22, 25-22.
AVONDALE COLLEGE
SWIMMING GALA Wednesday 5 March Students can register in the Sports Department for the Avondale College Swimming Gala to be held at the West Wave Aquatic Centre. Registrations are due by Friday 28 February. We will be holding competitive and non-competitive races as well as our annual home room relays. Students who meet set standards for the competitive races will qualify to compete in the Central Western Zone Competition held on Monday 23 March. 6
Maceo Tremlett and Leo Strode-Penny
ROWING
Senior students Maceo Tremlett and Leo Strode-Penny represented Avondale College in the annual Head of Harbour Regatta over the weekend, held at Lake Pupuke. Both rowers performed extremely well. Leo picked up a bronze medal in the single sculls and then both rowers won a bronze medal when they teamed up in the double sculls. Well done to both Leo and Maceo and we look forward to more results as the year continues.
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NETBALL TRIALS FOR 2020 (You must attend if you wish to be selected for a team this year) Premier Trials: Friday 21 February at 3:30pm-5:30pm Tuesday 25 February at 3:30pm-5:30pm Senior Trials: Wednesday 26 February 3:30pm-5:00pm Monday 2 March 3:30pm-5:00pm Year 10 Trials: Wednesday 4 March 3:30pm-5:00pm Friday 6 March 3:30pm-5:00pm Year 9 Trials: Tuesday 3 March 3:30pm-5:00pm Thursday 5 March 3:30pm-5:00pm (Call-back trials will be confirmed at a later date)
BASKETBALL TRIALS FOR 2020 You must attend if you want to be considered for a team this year Tuesday 18 February (Halberg gym) Prem Boys 3:30pm-4:30pm Snr A Girls 4:30pm-5:30pm Tuesday 25 February (Halberg gym) Who: All U19 Boys Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm Tuesday 3 March (Halberg gym) Who: All U17 Boys Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm Tuesday 10 March (Halberg gym) Who: Junior Prem Boys and Girls Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm
PARKING SAFETY NOTICE
The front gate of the school is a NO STOPPING zone. Please DO NOT drop your children off directly outside any gates or inside the school grounds. Drivers who stop in the wrong place to drop off passengers put the safety of the students, staff and school property at risk. Thank you.
HOMESTAY FAMILIES needed Avondale College International Department is currently looking for caring new Homestay families for 2020, for short and long-term stays. If you would 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 warm, friendly, supportive environment, 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 $600 ($300 per week) • Short and long term students available
We are looking for families who speak English as their first language.
We are always happy to hear from caring prospective host families, so if you would like more information please call or email today.
Amanda Brophy & Kerri Stent | International Homestay Co-ordinators zbra@avcol.school.nz or zstk@avcol.school.nz | Ph 09 820 1712
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.
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TAUREWA CAMP
taurewa@avcol.school.nz Whether rafting 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 a burma trail. Other activities include walking the Taranaki Falls track in the Tongariro National Park and circumnavigating Lake Rotopounamu. For senior students, the overnight camp is always a highlight! Year 13 students have the opportunity to go to Taurewa in Term 1 and Year 12's in Term 2. Taurewa Camp is an optional camp offered as a co-curricular activity and has a substantial overnight component. Therefore, it is permitted under the Ministry of Education donation scheme to request a contribution from parents to assist with covering the cost of camp. Students who do not participate will continue with their usual programme of learning at school. 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
3
Week 10
30 Mar-3 Apr
TRIP
TERM 2
TRIP DATES
4
Week 2
4-8 May
10MKE/10EKR
$400
Tue 7 Apr
5
Week 3
11-15 May
10LGR/10SKN
$400
Tue 28 Apr
6
Week 5
25-29 May
12
$415
Tue 12 May
7
Week 8
15-19 June
12
$415
Tue 2 Jun
8
Week 9
22-26 June
12
$415
Tue 9 Jun
TRIP
TERM 3
TRIP DATES
9
Week 2
27-31 Jul
10MLA/10WLG
$410
Tue 30 Jun
10
Week 3
3-7 Aug
10BLD/10SHI
$410
Tue 21 Jul
11
Week 5
17-21 Aug
10STH/10PAR
$410
Tue 4 Aug
12
Week 6
24-28 Aug
10YGE/10LNS/10JWA
$410
Tue 11 Aug
13
Week 8
7-11 Sep
10LNT/10EKO
$410
Tue 25 Aug
14
Week 9
14-18 Sep
10DYL/10MAY/10PTS
$410
Tue 1 Sep
TRIP
TERM 4
TRIP DATES
15
Week 1
12-16 Oct
10WTL/10SGD
$410
Tue 1 Sep
16
Week 4
2-6 Nov
Internationals
$500
Tue 20 Oct
17
Week 6
16-20 Nov
Internationals
$500
Tue 3 Nov
30
Week 7
25-29 Nov
Staff Training
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YEAR LEVEL
YEAR LEVEL
YEAR LEVEL
COST $425
COST
COST
COST
$ DUE DATE Tue 17 Mar
$ DUE DATE
$ DUE DATE
$ DUE DATE
Inclusive of $50 deposit (non-refundable/non-transferable)
Payment can be made via Internet Banking Avondale College Westpac Bank: New Lynn branch 03-0109-0291016-00 Please quote your family code, Taurewa Trip and students’ first name (example: SMITH05 Taurewa Trip 1 Sally)
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