17th December 2025

Tokomairiro High School Newsletter & Community Noticeboard

Wednesday 17th December 2025

Genesis Genesis

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Tokomairiro High School Prizegiving 2025

HOUSE trophies Athletics: Reid Cross Country: Ayson Swimming: Ross Volleyball & Mathletics: Malcolm Dodgeball: Ayson/Malcolm/Reid Tie Cultural Competition Trophy: Reid House Shield Best All Round Sportsperson (female); Saffron Healey Best All Round Sportsperson (male): Sioeli Pulu Ruth Robins Award: George Stark Brian Buschl: Shane Taylor Alice Baird Sustainability Award: Madeleine Clarke Whakatutuki Pono Award for Maori Achievement (Girls): Nirvana Collins JB Roy Prize: Nirvana Collins Academic Diligence (Whitworth): Annie Graham Top Student Year 7 Nathan Senada Top Student Year 8 Addison Johnston Top Student Year 9 Ivy Clarke Top Student Year 10 Hamish Attwell Top Student Year 11 Bea Clarke Top Student Year 12 Kendra Clark

University of Otago Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship: Annie Graham University of Otago Māori Entrance Scholarship: AJ Nixon Otago Polytechnic Principal’s Leadership Scholarship Award: Madeleine Clarke Rotary Award for Tertiary Study: Madeleine Clarke Harborne Family Endowment for Trades, Vocational or Primary Industries: Charlotte Lennon Class Act: Nirvan Collins and Annie Graham Mana Pounamu: Saffron Healey and Nirvana Collins First Foundation Scholarships: Kendra Clark, Jack Leyden & George Stark Hayes Trophy for Diligence and Progress in the Senior School: Nirvana Collins Lions Citizenship Girls: Sophie Greer This year’s Tokomairiro High School Lions Citizenship Boys: Fletcher Savage Magazine is now available!

Duffy Memorial: Shilah Milligan Dickinson Citizenship Shield Senior Girls: Annie Graham Chock full of over 80 pages of the Dickinson Citizenship Shield Senior Boys: events, activities and achievements Kayla Kandegoda Gamage that shaped our school in 2025.

Proxime Accessit Runner Up to Dux (Wayne Edgar): Madeleine Clarke Copies are $15. Order via Kindo or call Dux: Annie Graham in to the school office.

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SCHOOL MISSION: Inspiring Excellence in Education, in Character and in Life.

Tena koutou katoa As we reach the final week of the school year, I want to thank our students, staff and families for the support, energy and positivity you have brought to our kura throughout 2025. It has been a full and busy year and we finish it feeling proud of what we have achieved together.

Second-hand Uniform If your child has grown out of any part of their school uniform our PTA would gladly receive donations of good quality secondhand items. They hope to run a pop-up uniform shop in January if we receive enough donations.

Turf Update We were delighted to receive a $75,000 grant from the Otago Community Trust toward the turf replacement project. Although the turf is not full size it is an important facility for both our school and the Milton community.

We are aiming for installation in March 2026.

We still have a significant amount to raise. If you are able to support the project you can do so through the Grassroots Donation Scheme or through business sponsorship, which includes opportunities for advertising around the turf. Every contribution helps move the project forward.

House Competition 2025 The House Competition has been a real talking point throughout the year and it has been great seeing students step up, get involved and show real pride in representing their houses. Every house has had successes and contributed to the strong sense of community we have felt this year.

Key results from 2025 include: • Athletics Cup: Ross • Swimming Cup: Ayson • Te Mokihi Cultural Competition: Reid • Top Attendance: Ayson • Top Values Scores: Reid • PB4L Recognitions: Ross and Reid • Lunchtime Sports Champions: Ayson • O’Mathalon Winners: Malcolm • Cross Country Cup: Ayson Final placings for 2025: 4th – Malcolm 3rd – Ross 2nd – Reid 1st – Ayson Congratulations to Ayson on a well earned win and well done to all houses for a strong year of participation and teamwork.

2025 – Looking Back As we come to the end of the year I’m really proud of how much tighter we’ve become as a school. There’s a positive feeling across the kura and students have stepped up, supported each other and got involved.

112 Union Street, Milton Kapa haka has gone from strength to strength with a fabulous Polyfest performance, Cultural Competition was Ph 417 8223 another highlight and we’ve batted above our average in sport. The Tokyo trip was also a real standout. It was great to see our students finally experiencing Japan after so much planning and coming home with new confidence.

In the classroom we’ve made steady progress, attendance Our weekly specials will has continued to improve and our NCEA results are looking return in the New Year — encouraging. To our leavers we wish you all the very best but there’s still plenty of for what comes next. Looking ahead we have plenty to be excited about with the new turf on the horizon which will be time to stock up on all a great asset for both the school and the wider community. your Christmas meat!

Wishing all our families a very happy Christmas Wishing all our valued Ngā mihi nui customers a very Vicki Wish, Merry Christmas and a Dates to Remember Principal | Tumuaki wonderful holiday season!

Tuesday 20th & Thursday 22nd January Course Confirmation Years 9 - 13 From the Friday 23rd & Monday 26th January team at Teacher Only Days Milton Tuesday 27th January Butchery First Day for Year 7 &13 students Wednesday 28th January - First Day for Whole School

2025 Prize List

YEAR 7 Connor Collings First in Mathematics, Blake Eckhold, Most Improved Junior Hockey Player Years 7-9, Emily Garden Netball: Year 7 Player of the Year, Ramona Kohunui-Paul Minor Girls Athletics Champion, Riley Milligan First in Physical Education, Minor Boys Cross Country Champion; LyriQ Pedofski First in Mathematics & Science, Jack Scholten Minor Boys Swimming Champion, Nathan Senada First in English and Social Studies, Rotary Oral Competition Award, Hunter Wardell First in English, Social Studies, Science and Physical Education, Anderton Trophy for the Most Promising Musician YEAR 8 Thomas Clark Junior Boys Swimming Champion, Moss Cookson Contribution & Achievement in Junior Rugby, Dominic Dobson First in Social Studies and Physical Education, Achievement in Mathematics, Overall Personal Excellence, Most Valuable Touch Rugby Player Years 7 & 8, Ollie Foster First in Physical Education, Overall Personal Excellence, Ty Fraser Minor Boys Athletics Champion, Matthew Greer Overall Personal Excellence, Annalise Ingram First in English, Social Studies and Science, Netball: Year 8 Player of the Year, Stammers Trophy for Contribution to Music, Addison Johnston First in English and Achievement in Mathematics, Minor Girls Cross Country Champion, Outdoor Bowling Champion, Thulya Kandegoda Gamage First in Science, Junior Girls Swimming Champion, Taya Robinson Minor Girls Swimming Champion, Brennan Savage Bruce Cup for the Best All Rounder in Junior Hockey, Carson Sun The Littlejohn Maths Prize for First in Mathematics, Dahara Williams Rotary Oral Competition Prize.

YEAR 9 Cooper Bradley Overall Personal Excellence, Lilly Browne Netball Player of the Year 9-10, Ivy Clarke First in English, Mathematics, Science, Health, Art, Food and Soft Materials Technologies, Junior Girls Athletics Champion, Payton Collins First in Health, Victor Haines First in Physical Education, Thomas & Tupai Award for Most Promising Junior Basketball Player, Leon Healey First in Māori, Junior Boys Athletics Champion, Athletics Track Champion, Rory Lister First in Science, Maths, Māori and Hard Materials Technology, Kyle Livingstone Milton Cup For The Most Improved Hockey Player, Apihai Parata First in Social Studies, Parekura Parata First in Social Studies, Jasmine Rogers Overall Personal Excellence, Ben Scott Food Technology YEAR 10 Hamish Attwell First in Science, Digitech and Mathematics, Olivia Bradley First in Art, Levi Campfens First in Music, Dylan Carr Outdoor Bowling Champion , Chloe Clarke Personal Excellence in Mathematics, Niko Coleman First in Physical Education and Music, Overall Personal Excellence Award, Natalie Dobson First in Food Technology, Netball Coaches’ Choice, Hunter Dodds Junior Boys Cross Country Champion, Tremaine Fraser Most Valuable Player- Junior Touch Rugby (Year 10 and below) , Sophie Greer First in Mathematics, Art and Soft Materials Technology, Overall Personal Excellence, Kithmi Kandegoda Gamage First in Literacy, Tyrone Kay Personal Excellence in SPEC and Foundation Mathematics, Peter King Personal Excellence in SPEC and Music, Jossel Lacson First in Social Studies and Health, Overall Personal Excellence, Kelbie Manson First in English and Social Studies, Shilah Milligan First in Physical Education & Health, Overall Personal Excellence, Most Valuable Player Junior Touch Rugby (Year 10 and below), Junior Girls Cross Country Champion Tukahia Morton Contribution to Basketball, Fletcher Savage First in Science and Hard Materials Technology, Personal Excellence in Hard Materials Technology & Digitech, Andrew Scanlan Intermediate Boys Swimming Champion, Lilly Taylor First in Literacy, Bronson White Personal Excellence in Foundation Mathematics, SPEC and Music.

YEAR 11 Bea Clarke First in Art, English, Food Technology, Horticulture and Agricultural Science, Personal Excellence in Art, Dakota Coleman First in Star & Gateway and Horticulture, Netball Coaches’ Choice, Payton-Rose Davidson-Dickson First in Star & Gateway, Joelle De Seymour First in Music, Netball: Most Improved Netball, Shannyn Ferguson Personal Excellence in Digitech, Iris Flett First in History, Senior Literacy and Science, Most Improved Player for Hockey (Senior Girl), Tyrese Gemmell Johnston Award: Indoor Bowling Champion , Nelly Graves First in Horticulture, Roslyn Gallery Trophy for the Most Improved Year 11 Art Student, Nevaeah Hayward BCATS John M. Frazer's Most Improved Year 11 Student, Saffron Healey First in Māori, Personal Excellence in Physical Education, Senior Merit in Netball, Tori Jago First in Digital Literacy, Thomas Lee First in Science, Intermediate Boys Athletics Champion, Troy Mallon Agnes & John Littlejohn Prize for Achievement in Mathematics, First in Physical Education, Mykah Marsh First in Senior Literacy, Dion Nichol Most Valuable Touch Boys Player YEAR 12 Hayley Andersen First in Hospitality, Chloe Bennet First in Gateway & Star, Maddie Brookland First in Financial Literacy, Kendra Clark First in Art, Biology, Chemistry, English and Mathematics with Statistics, Personal Excellence in English, Physics and Art, Daiha Coulter-Lawlor First in Geography, Personal Excellence in Physical Education, Biology & Agribusiness, Claire Fuller First in English, Pippa Greene First in Geography and Māori, Intermediate Girls Athletics Champion, Most Valuable Touch Rugby Player- Girls, Senior Girls Cross Country, Intermediate Girls Swimming, Kayla Kandegoda Gamage First in Physics, Senior Boys Swimming Champion, Swimming Tournament Champion, Jack Leyden First in Gateway/Star and Music, Senior contribution to Music Trophy Earnslaw family, Sarah-Jane Norman First in Māori Millanian Potae First in Physical Education, First in Sports Coaching & Recreation, Jackson Savage First in Applied Mathematics, Most Valuable Player- Senior Boys’ Hockey, Caitlyn Scott First in History, Most Consistent Player (at SISS tournament) Netball, Most Valuable Player- Senior Girls’ Hockey, Aryan Shrestha First in Mathematics with Calculus, George Stark Catherine Weir Mana Award for Excellence in Kapa Haka, Toby Stevenson First in Sports Coaching & Recreation,

2025 Prize List continued…

YEAR 13 Callum Attwell First in Maths with Calculus, Nate Black First in Horticulture, Annie Graham First in English, Psychology, Music and Maths with Statistics, Jean Littlejohn Prize for Mathematics, Roslyn Art Gallery Trophy for Excellence in the Visual Arts, Martin Cup for the Excellence in the Arts, Brendon Greer First in Horticulture and Physical Education, Senior Boys Cross Country Champion, Greatest Contribution to Rugby, Nic Healey Senior Boys Athletics Champion, Charlotte Lennon First in Hospitality and Gateway & Star, Personal Excellence in English, Agriculture & Horticulture, Senior Girls Athletics Champion, Athletics Tournament Champion, Athletics Field Champion, Senior Girls Swimming Champion, Viktor Mann First in Digitech, Alec Murray Most Consistent SSIS Hockey Player, AJ Nixon Merit for Most Improved Player Rugby, Willow Williams First in Gateway & Star.

Curriculum Supports Learning at Milton Kindergarten

Te Whaariki early childhood curriculum is a world leading curriculum document. Milton kindergarten with the support of whanau and mokopuna have been promoting the brilliance of our curriculum - check out our Face Book page, Milton Kindergarten.

Why is this important? Te Whaariki promotes social and culturally meaningful learning, enabling kaiako to develop a localised curriculum, co-constructed with whanau.

This term we have shared how kaiako support mokopuna across curriculum domains, outcomes and whanau aspirations. Here are some snap shots of what we have been up to.

Tokomairiro A&P Show Results 2025

Farm Ute: Ross Flett – Land cruiser Tradie Ute: Kurt Thomas – Land cruiser V8 Ute: John Stanaway – Holden HZ American Ute: Craig McKenzie – Chevrolet Pick up Classic Ute: Mark Graham – Holden HZ Best Photo: Renee Martin Best Craft Exhibit: Margaret Stevens – article in counted thread Supreme Sheep: Owen Booth – Shedding Sheep Supreme Dairy: S&S Mears - Kirbydale Ruby Red Clutha Vets Junior Dairy Champion: Rosemary Green - Speedy Supreme Beef: Lilith Stringer - Chug Supreme Horse: Allie Harper – Fursten Flore MH Dog Trials Open: 1st Jo Prouting – Zoe 95, 2nd Kevin Thompsion – Trixie 94, 3rd Graham White – Boy 93 Maiden: 1st Jo Pouting – Zone 95, 2nd Kevin Thompson – Trixie 94, 3rd Mike Joyce – Girl 90 Best Trade Site: 1st Clutha Vets, 2nd Milburn Lime, 3rd Vintage Machinery Club Best Craft Site: 1st Small Change, 2nd Mello Creative, 3rd Tee Tree Toko Talent Quest: 1st Paige Milburn, 2nd Jairah Gelacio, 3rd Millie Cottam Public Vote winner: MP3

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“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” - Isaiah 9:6

Elsie Stewart Community Multipurpose Facility, Library & Pool With construction of the new Elsie Stewart Community Multipurpose facility which includes the Library and Pool starting early next year, the Bruce Community Facilities Trust is moving to the next stage of fund raising. Committee chair Stephen Woodhead says now is the chance for the community and businesses to get in behind the project and contribute over the next two years to assist the Trust to meet its $2m target.

The Bruce Community Facilities Trust has pledge forms available on its website, at the Hub, Council Service Centre and various businesses for people to pick up a hard copy.

The easiest way is to visit the website: brucecommunitypool.nz where all the information is available.

Ways to contribute include setting up an automatic payment online for regular giving, talk to your employer about Payroll giving, make a one-off donation and Farmers can contact their Meat Company representative and gift some stock - so there are many ways to contribute.

Regular giving over time will make a significant difference to the Trust, meeting our target, with any contributions over $500 being recognised in the facility if you are happy to be acknowledged.

This is a very exciting project for our District, we would love for more people to be involved, to hold their own fundraisers and to show the Grant organisations that we have plenty of community engagement. We welcome your contribution – big or small, every bit counts!

News from the Trenches...

Welcome to the final column of 2025. It's been a heck of a journey this year with plenty of highlights too many to mention here, as it would take up 40 pages. On behalf of Evan Jenkins (President), the RSA thanks everyone for their continued support which reinforced the standing of Milton RSA as No 1 Entertainment Venue in Otago, with Forsyth Barr Stadium asking us for tips and why we are so successful. The numerous fun times this year shows we are continuing to grow and provides the way all our members contribute in many ways. So thank you.

We will be having our final Thursday night raffles this week, and it's been confirmed the A Team will be selling them to finish the year with a bang. We also have the Final Xmas Ham for sale and congratulations to the previous winners. On Sunday we sold a lot of Xmas Trees so thank you for purchasing these fine specimens.

Last Thursday we held our Darts Extravaganza first round draw which has outlined numerous grudge matches. I wouldn't say some entrants are out for vengeance but out of the 8 matches at least 5 matches there is definitely a spark to a potential powder keg. So make sure you are there on Saturday 10 January to witness the fireworks. Make sure you get there early and get into the spirit of costumes. We have some major surprises planned. You better be there instead of reading about it.

So if you feel like a cool lemonade on a warm Summers Day then we will be open over the Xmas period, hours are posted on our door. All welcome, even those who Santa put on the naughty list, which from what I understand has got longer each year.

So thank you for taking the time to read this rubbish for the last 25 years, some days it feels like that. Thank you for the mostly positive feedback, anything negative I store away and say something worse later!!! Just remember nothing in this column should be taken too seriously. And we'll do it all again in 2026.

- Private Spike Pike

Christmas Greetings Sumpter Moore Barristers & Solicitors The staff and committee would like to wish the community a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

We thank everyone for their continued support this last year.

Friday the 19th December is the last Friday we have our bistro kitchen open; this is also the last Friday for raffles, joker and membership draw.

We advise that our office will close at 5pm on Friday 19th December, and will re-open on Monday 12th January 2026.

The partners & staff of Sumpter Moore wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Bistro opens again the 16th January.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Milton Post Centre & Gifts The shop will be closed for the Christmas break from 25th December to 5th January 2026.

Tuesday 24th December open 8am-4pm

Office closes on 19th December & reopens on 12th January

Normal Hours resume Monday 5th January Private Box deliveries as normal.

Posting Box cleared 1:30pm We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

-Anne, Cassie & Renee

Genesis Holiday Hours

Last Genesis for the year/ Office closes 17th December Office re-opens Monday 19th January (deadline 12 noon) First publication for 2025 is 21st January.

Thank you to everyone who has supported the Genesis in 2025.

Have a Merry Christmas!

We would like to wish our customers a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

Thank you for your custom in 2025!

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Uniform Donations The Tokomairiro High School PTA welcome donations of any uniform items that are no longer needed. Any items in a clean and tidy condition can be dropped to the main office before Friday 19th December. Thank you!

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Church Notices

St John`s Anglican Church Service of Readings and Carols With Holy Communion for Christmas Sunday 21st December at 7pm.

No services in January.

Next service 1st February at 9am, (visit of Bishop Anne)

We are a Christian Faith Bible based Church Sunday Service—10am 110 Union Street All Welcome!

For more information, follow us on Facebook Youth United meets fortnightly on Saturdays in term time for ages 10-18.

Check out our Facebook page for events & times.

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HORT SHOP OPEN WEDNESDAYS 1pm-4pm.

Closed from 17th December Opens Wednesday 28th January.

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Toko Golf Twilight Golf 9 Holes Wednesday Evenings 5:15 - 5:45pm tee off time $2 All Welcome!

Toko Golf Club, Back Rd.

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Milton Volunteer Fire Brigade Pig & Barrow Raffle Results 1st Terry Wilson 2nd Gary McBride 3rd Bernie Osullivan Thank you to everyone for your support.

Also thanks to Milton Butchery & Hammer Hardware for your continued support

We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas!

Have a happy and safe holiday.

Our school grounds will be closed over the holiday period.

2026 SCHOOL START DATE Term 1, 2026 starts on: Wednesday, 28th January at 9am Our office will be open on Monday, 26th January 1pm to 3pm Wanting to Enrol?

For any enquiries or enrolments please phone 03-4178720 or email office@milton.school.nz

St Mary’s School Says Thank You! On behalf of the St Mary’s Home and School Committee I would like to thank our community and local businesses for supporting our recent School Fair.

This is a great chance for our school families and wider community to get together. It was a fun night and a successful fundraiser for our growing school.

Thank you to the following businesses for supporting us.

Without you, events like this would not be possible.

Milton Butchery Tiffs Engineering Sumpter Moore Murals By Alice Milton Fire Brigade Brenda Duthie Caltex Milton Super Value The Milton Lions Club Clutha Licensing Trust Forum Cafe Milton Antique Shop Hammer Hardware Balclutha Woolworths Nailed It Building Homes and Alterations The Taylor Family (Nathan and Ashley) And thanks again to our Milton community for coming along and supporting us. We wish you all a lovely Christmas and summer holiday with your families.

A reminder that enrolments are open for the 2026 school year. Please feel free to contact the school office if you have any questions. All enquiries welcome.

- St Mary’s Home and School Committee

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TOKOMAIRIRO A&P 2025 SPONSORS Without our sponsors it would not be possible to put on this great community event, we thank you all for your support to make it happen Principal Sponsor: Wynyard Transport and TTCF Diamond: Ferguson Trucking, Tokomairiro 4 Square, Gold: Calder Stewart, CEG, Joe Herbert Contracting, Leishman Funeral Services, Lister Helicopters, Lockhart Contracting, Road Transport Logistics, South West Shearing Silver: Advance Agriculture, Caltex Milton, Clutha Vets, Lake Waihola Tavern, Milton Concrete, Milton Motors, Ken Milne Wools, Otago Farm Machinery, Ravensdown, Scott Cameron Shearing, Sumpter Moore, Venture Forestry Bronze: Agricentre South, Agricrates, Agrispray, Dunedin City Motors, Farmlands Balclutha, Findex, Forestry Roading Services, Great Southern Group, Local Electrical, McLay Boats, O’Malley & Co, Otago Airspread, Otago Farm Machinery, Ron Cowie Contracting, SJ Clark Contracting Shand Thomson, Supervalue Milton, Taieri Wools, Tiffs Engineering, Trevor Miller Contracting General Sponsorship Level 1: A1 Asphalt, Clutha Panel Repairs, Daza’s Garage, Kadali Farm, M R Clark Ltd, Maguire Engineering, Mallon Building, Marshall Electrical, Milton Hammer Hardware, Milton Pharmacy , Nailed It Building Homes & Renovations, NZ Pinto Association, NZ Standardbred Association, Power Zone Suzuki, South Otago Transport, South Otago Windows and Doors, Stihl Shop Milton, Tokomairiro Mechanical Repairs, Toko Trailers, Water Services Plumbing.

General Sponsorship Level 2: Donkey & Mule Society NZ, Otago Branch HFNZ, Otago Tractor Repairs Product: Acklands Chemicals, Andrew Haulage, BlackHawk, Clutha Print, Findlaters, JD Souness, Ice Audio Visual, Milburn Lime, Milton Butchery, PGG Wrightson, Royal Cannin, South Otago Grain Ltd, St John’s Court Motel, Thanks A Bunch, Unifone, Zilco

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Advertisements start at just $12, and can be run weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

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Storage Units Available

Health Services

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Located in Milton From 14.4 m³ to 19.2 m³ From $35 per week.

Phone 027 364 6237

We are still happy to treat your ACC injuries.

Co-payment charges only $20.

For appt: 03 417 7066

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Open 7 days to 9pm 12 Seater Van for Hire

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