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Leaders in their

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Introducing Hawke’s Bay Secondary Schools Leaders for 2019

First with the Bay’s news

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Hastings Girls High School .....................................................................................................3 508 Pakowhai Road Frimley Hastings www.hastingsgirls.com Hastings Boys High ............................................................................................................... 4/5 800 Karamu Road Akina Hastings www.hbhs.school.nz Central Hawke’s Bay College .................................................................................................6 Tavistock Road Waipukurau www.chb.school.nz Tamatea High School................................................................................................................7 61 Freyberg Avenue Tamatea Napier www.tamatea.school.nz Hukarere Girls College ...........................................................................................................8 17 Shaw Road Eskdale Napier www.hukarere.school.nz Iona College ...............................................................................................................................9 42 Lucknow Road Havelock North www.iona.school.nz Napier Boys High School ................................................................................................10/11 Chambers Street Napier www.nbhs.school.nz Woodford House..............................................................................................................12/13 Iona Road Havelock North www.woodford.school.nz Lindisfarne College ...........................................................................................................14/15 600 Pakowhai Road Frimley Hastings www.lindisfarne.school.nz Taradale High School........................................................................................................16/17 50 Murphy Road Taradale Napier www.ths.school.nz Havelock North High School .........................................................................................18/19 153 Te Mata Road Havelock North www.hnhs.school.nz Napier Girls High School ................................................................................................20/21 Clyde Road Bluff Hill Napier www.nghs.school.nz St John’s College..................................................................................................................... 22 Jervois Street Mayfair Hastings www.stjohns.school.nz Sacred Heart College............................................................................................................ 23 12 Convent Road Bluff Hill Napier www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz Message from the Minister .................................................................................................. 24 Flaxmere College ................................................................................................................... 25 Henderson Road Flaxmere Hastings www.flaxmerecollege.co.nz Yudu - your career hub......................................................................................................... 26 Te Aute College ...................................................................................................................... 27 100 SH 2 Pukehou Central Hawke’s Bay www.teaute.maori.nz Visique Shattky ....................................................................................................................... 28 Karamu High School.............................................................................................................. 29 Windsor Avenue Hastings www.karamu.school.nz Wairoa College..................................................................................................................30/31 Lucknow Street Wairoa www.wairoacollege.school.nz William Colenso College ..................................................................................................... 32 Arnold Street Onekawa Napier www.colenso.school.nz Hastings Christian School .................................................................................................... 33 Copeland Road Hastings www.hcs.school.nz Visique Shattky (2)................................................................................................................. 34 St Joseph’s Maori Girls College........................................................................................... 35 25 Osier Road Greenmeadows Napier www.sjmgc.school.nz JetMag ....................................................................................................................................... 36

Congratulations to our young leaders Welcome to Leaders in their School, one of the most keenly anticipated publications in the Hawke’s Bay Today calendar.

This magazine is published in conjunction with the schools, to celebrate the many achievements of their students who have been selected for their leadership ability, those recognized for their strengths and looking ahead to their future potential.

The world is changing rapidly, almost every day there will be something new to contend with which makes it a challenge to keep up – especially with technology.Those changes present very different expectations for young people than in the past.They are expected to be high performers, withstand the usual stresses of life and have a clear idea about their future pathway, whether they chose tertiary study or opt for a more skills based career.

What we do know is if young people have clear guidance, mentorship and are well supported from teachers, caregivers and family they will be resilient and keep their feet on the ground.

Secondary school educators do an amazing job in spite of the considerable pressures in contemporary life and take this opportunity to share with the wider community high achievers in their schools and colleges. School leaders, dux, prefects and head students are selected not just in academic streams but also for cultural, community, arts and service groups.

They are achievers not afraid of hard work and taking on the responsibility of leading their peers by example.

Join us in reading about, and celebrating the success of, the Hawke’s Bay school leaders of 2019.

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Gracy Singh Deputy Head Girl

Bernadette Christanti-Yafar Visual & Performing Arts Captain

Kate Mohi Community Liaison Captain

Pelerose Vaima’a Head Girl

Holly Barclay Sports Captain

Liana Mikaele-Tuu Purple House Captain

Lia Horsley Academic Captain

Hayley Cameron Green House Captain

Yasmin Allen Gold House Captain

Ramanjot Kaur School Council

Ashleigh Jamieson Cultural Captain

Alexandra Kerrisk Blue House Captain

He waka eke noa

We are all in this together

OPEN EVENING 2019 - THURSDAY 8 AUGUST Knowing her story and supporting her learning today, best supports our girl for her tomorrow

www.hastingsgirls.com

Be respectful

Show resilience

Strive to succeed

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Prefects 2019 Back Row: Jacob Dorward, Fergus Crawford, Oliver Clinton, Avjind Hayer, Emil Crichton, Jacob Murdoch, Armani Flutey, Robert Ward, Michael Pistorius, Ben Colman, Wian Botha Front Row: Stefan Krekeler (Academic Prefect), Latrell AhKiong (Sports Captain), Julian Goerke (Deputy Head Boy), Mr G. L. Barrett (Deputy Principal), Oscar Malpas (Head Boy), Mr R. G. Sturch (Headmaster), Joshua Alderton (Deputy Head Boy), Jack Parker (Sports Captain), James Heffernan (Academic Prefect) , Harry Tran (Community Prefect) Absent: Tom Moffett

Oscar Malpas Head Boy

Julian Goerke Deputy Head Boy

Joshua Alderton Deputy Head Boy

Jack Parker Sports Captain

Latrell AhKiong Sports Captain

Harry Tran Community Prefect

Stefan Krekeler Academic Prefect

James Heffernan Academic Prefect

Open Night Wednesday 7th August at 6pm Scholarship Applications close on 30th August

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Headmaster Mr R Sturch and Head Boy Oscar Malpas Hastings Boys’ High School has been prominent in Hawke’s Bay education for well over a century in providing curriculum and teaching methods where boys are able to develop into fine young men. We understand that all boys have leadership ability and potential and we see it as one of our school goals to develop this part of their character.

R G Sturch, B. Ed., Dip Tchng, M. Ed Admin (Hons)

Akina Man Ambassadors Back Row: Gurnarbhey Sodhi, Michael Lansdown, Quaid Crawford, Denim Tuala-Fata, Pritesh Sunder, Vikta Tevita Front Row: Dallas Carroll, Detroit Thompson-Marsh, Izaiah Tuliau, Matthew Brown, Jackson McKay These year 10 students were chosen at the end of last year to be the Akina Man Ambassadors.

The Good Akina Man programme assists in the achievement of boys at Hastings Boys’ High School, where our vision is to develop young men of outstanding character who embrace our seven school values: Integrity, Courage, Initiative, Communication, Empathy, Respect and Diligence

Cambridge IGCSE Student Achievers: Hastings Boys’ High School offers the opportunity for gifted students to extend themselves through the IGCSE Cambridge programme.

It gives students the chance to sit these internationally recognised examinations alongside more than one million people from over one hundred different countries.

NCEA Merit and Excellence Endorsement Achievers: Hastings Boys’ High School is proud of the growth in Merit and Excellence Endorsements in the NCEA examinations. The endorsement system offers students an incentive to work to the best of their ability and to be recognised for their achievements. Many of these students will go on to be future leaders of our school.

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Central Hawke’s Bay College Inspiring and challenging tomorrow’s leaders today

Central Hawke’s Bay College Prefects 2019

Head Prefects 2019

The Prefects work together as a team to represent and lead the student body. Each Prefect has a portfolio of responsibilities for the year; Academic, Sporting, Community and Cultural Prefects are responsible for taking a leading role in their area of the school.

The Heads of School are the leading role models of the school’s values which are an important aspect of a student’s life at Central Hawke’s Bay College.

Matthew Jensen (Head Boy) and Anna Douglas (Head Girl)

Left to right: Zane Berge (Community), Lachlan Welch (Sport), Abel King (Cultural), Matthew Jensen (Head Boy, Academic), Anna Douglas (Head Girl, Academic), Abby Russell (Community), Samantha Taylor (Sport), Te Puawaiora Nepe Apatu (Cultural)

2018 Dux Litterarum

Nicole will be continuing her education this year at Victoria University where she is studying a Bachelor of Science double majoring in geophysics and chemistry. After graduating, she intends to study earthquakes and try to develop methods of accurately predicting them. Nicole received a Scholarship in Geography and was also awarded the Victoria University Totoweka Scholarship and the Holcim Nicole Thomson Scholarship.

Cobham House Captains

Elena Simpson, Ethan Turfrey-Rowe, Maddison Huch, Zac Jenkins

Freyberg House Captains

Samantha Patterson, Kieran Hastings, Jacob Irons, Taurito Hutana Tichborne

BOT Student Representative Youth Parliament MP

Congratulations to Anna Douglas who has been selected to be a Youth MP for the Youth Parliament in 2019.

Anna was chosen by Labour List MP Keiran McAnulty (pictured) as his representative in the Youth Parliament.

Grey House Captains

Joanna Hoogenboom, Jade Baxter, Holly Norgrove, Kelsey Hall

Caitlin Jenkins

Hobson House Captains

Taylor Raye Auckram, Jeremiah Schaumkel, Dani Baker, Logan Ross

Central Hawke’s Bay College • Tavistock Road, Waipukurau, Central Hawke’s New Zealand

For more information please contact: Lance Christiansen, Principal • Ph: 06 858 9203 • Email: office@chbc.school.nz www.chbc.school.nz

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INTRODUCING OUR SENIOR LEADERS FOR 2019 Heimoana Latu (Deputy Head Girl), Robin Fabish (Principal), Lilly Deihl, Jack Higgins (Deputy Head Boy), Casey Goldsmith, Brooklyn McNabb, Maoneisa Tuala, Mika Kaitao (Head Boy), Storm Beach, Tyler Brown (Head Girl), Veda Turner and Sydney Booth

GROWING GOOD PEOPLE FOR A CHANGING WORLD www.tamatea.school.nz

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Hukarere Girls’ College Māori Anglican School

Congratulations to our 2019 Leadership Team: From left to right: Dannielle Harmer [Taha Tinana Leader] Mahinaarangi Aranui-Kingi [Pou Awhina] Te Paea Rogers [Deputy Head-Girl & Taha Wairua Leader] Hareata Taite Kupa-Warbrick [Pou Awhina] Wakaiti Hoani [Head Girl & Taha Hinengaro Leader] Annona Paterson [Pou Awhina] Maria Reti [Deputy Head-Girl & Taha Māori Leader] Hinemairangi Tapuke-Maxwell [Pou Awhina] Wyllow Machin-Clark [Taha Whanau Leader]

2019 Leaders

Nurturing future leaders is at the forefront of Hukarere Girls’ College focus. We take pride that our leaders of 2019 can meet challenges, set high standards through academic, cultural, sporting and spiritual excellence.

The ongoing success and achievements of our students is driven by the outstanding group of senior leaders that epitomises the values and culture of our kura.

Our AROHA Values:

Aspire for excellence Respect Opportunities to learn & lead Harmony in what we do Anglican Values

Our student leaders are looking forward to embracing the challenge of a busy and productive year. Hukarere is committed to a teaching environment focused on ‘Individual Learning’ that encompasses their career choices, values and goals.

“Kia U Ki Te Pai”

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IONA

COLLEGE

EMPOWERING GIRLS FOR LIFE

PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGING OUR 2019 LEADERS

Congratulations to our 2019 Prefects.They embody the spirit of Iona - the quest for excellence, the giving of one’s all, making the most of every educational endeavour, and a willingness to make a positive contribution to others.

We look forward to witnessing all they will bring to their roles and the enduring legacy they will leave.

STANDING (L-R): KATE Mirams Head of Fraser House, Josie Free Head of McNeil House, Sophie McAulay Service Prefect, Bella Greig Sports Prefect, Rosa Esson Junior Prefect, Grace Windhager Academic Prefect, Sophie Broome Chapel Prefect, Niamh Barnett Head of Gartan House, Georgia Lawson Cultural Prefect, Briar Morice Head of Columba House.

SEATED (L-R): Phoebe Williams Head of Boarding, Helen Armstrong Principal, Kate Manahi Head of School.

You are warmly invited to

OPEN DAY 2019 Saturday 23 March 10.00am - 1.00pm

Register now www.iona.school.nz for programme times and details

Enjoy a guided tour of our world-class facilities.

Meet our students, staff and parent community.

Learn about boarding at a leading school for girls.

Discover how Iona will enhance your daughter’s education.

BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS • YEARS 7-13

Become an Iona Girl...

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NAPIER BOYS’ School Leaders 2019 Headboy – Leo Watson

Deputy Headboy – Sol Cerson

• 130 NCEA level one credits with excellence endorsement • 108 NCEA level two credits with excellence endorsement • Napier Boys’ High School Rugby • Interact Committee 2018, 19

• 164 NCEA level one credits, with excellence endorsement • 124 NCEA level two credits, with excellence endorsement • Interact Committee 2018, 19 • Board of Trustees students representative

Prefects 2019

(Left to right) Back Row: Oscar Averill, Guy Harrison, Caleb Fatialofa-Sapati, Ben Allan, Jonty Laver, Reid Barker, Matthew Dixon, Daniel Rowe, Charlie Price, Jakeb Simmons Front Row: AJ MacDonald, Campbell Findlay, Kingston Webb, Leo Watson (Headboy), Sol Cerson (Deputy Headboy), Sukhjinder Singh, Mihnea Vlad

Sporting Leaders Daniel Rowe

• Napier Boys’ High School Tennis • Hawkes Bay Under 18 Tennis number 1 • NZ Tennis ranked number 8 • NCEA levels 1 and 2 with merit

Ben Allan

• Napier Boys’ High School Athletics • Finalist in Senior Boys 200m at NZ Athletics championships • Member of the silver medal winning 4x100m relay team at NZ Athletics championships • NCEA levels 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence

Jayden Walker

A Winning Culture

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby – NZ finalists in 2018 • Hurricanes Under 18 • Under 18 NZ Maori Rugby team that played the Barbarians in Fiji • NCEA Levels 1 and 2

Luke Elmes (Year 12)

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XI Hockey • Central Districts Under Hockey • New Zealand Under 18 Hockey

Jonty Laver

• Napier Boys’ High School Swimming and Surf Lifesaving • Central Districts Surf Lifesaving number 1 • New Zealand Ironman ranked 10th • NCEA level 2 endorsed with excellence

Guy Harrison

• Napier Boys’ High School Athletics • Gold Medallist and NZ representative at World Junior Para Athletics Championships in Switzerland • Holds two NZ Para Athletics records in the 800 and 1500 • NCEA level 1 and 2 endorsed with merit

Luis Toomey

• Napier Boys’ High School Football and Futsal • Hawkes Bay United National Men’s Football team • Under 19 Central Futsal team • NCEA levels one and two endorsed with merit.

ACADEMIC, SPORTING AND

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HIGH SCHOOL Academic Leaders 2019 51 NZQA SCHOLARSHIPS – the best in Hawke’s Bay

Mihnea Vlad

Jayden Cairns

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Already has 45 credits at level 3 from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Mason Lowe

• Prefect in charge of Academics in 2019 • NCEA level one with 128 excellence credits • NCEA level two with 122 excellence credits • Already has level three with excellence from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarships in Chemistry, Physics and Top Scholar in Geography from Year 12

• NCEA level one with 92 excellence credits • NCEA level two with 85 excellence credits • Already has level three with excellence from Year 12 • NZQA Outstanding Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Kingston Webb

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 11 • NZQA Scholarship in Geography and History from Year 12

Charlie Price

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Already has 74 credits at level 3 from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarship in Geography from Year 12

Cultural Excellence Oliver Wright (Year 12)

• School Band, Chamber Music, Rock Quest, Funk Band • ABRSM Grade 4 Theory • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • Level 2 Physics and Mathematics endorsed with excellence from Year 11

Fergus Cardwell-Dray (Year 12)

• Major Production – Beauty and the Beast 2018 • School Band, Funk Band, Pipeband • ABRSM Grade 6 Theory • NCEA level one and two endorsed with excellence

Ivan Wu (Year 12)

• Chamber Music – regional finalist • Trinty College Grade 8 Piano • ABRSM Grade 6 Theory • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence

Daniel McGregor (Year 12)

• School Band, Funk Band • Trinty College Grade 8 Classical Guitar • ABRSM Grade 5 Theory • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence

CULTURAL EXCELLENCE FOR YOUNG MEN

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Taradale High School Be determined. Aim high. Piki ake. Kia maia.

Heads of Learning Support: Chloe Waugh and Lucy Chittock

Heads of School Danielle Pilcher, Connor Craig (Heads of School) Mr Hensman, Sam Williams, Hannah McCarthy-Gully (Deputies)

Heads of Tareha: Talia Cook and Ben Smyth

Heads of Miller: Sean Findlay and Danielle Stephenson

Heads of Hetley: Sam Kluts and Rumer McHenry

Heads of Kaiwhata: Ronan Whitelock and Summer Cardie-Jackson

Heads of Peer Support and Careers Ambassadors: Caitlin Menzies, Niamh King, Abby Stuart, Gabby Heaps

Head of Communications: Ekta Raturi

Heads of Environment Tyler Watts and Jordan Dunn

Heads of Functions: Jack Bidlake, Drew Patterson, Gabby Heaps

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Heads of Academic: Jack Young and Sophie Hogan

Heads of International: Danbi Bae, Sam Hurlstone and Senuefa Ioane

Heads of Visual Arts Georgina van Selm and Justin Cheung

Heads of Sport: Finn Durrant and Jaimee Wilson

Heads of Wellbeing: Rachel Lockwood, Abby Stuart, Isabella Jensen and Mathias Curtis-Pere

Heads of Technology Eloise Keehan and Matthew Shepherd

Heads of Drama, Music and Arts Kaitlyn Strong, Christopher Eldridge, Taylah Exton, Jacob Pope, Tiah Gibb

Heads of Community Welfare: Ekta Raturi, Rebecca Robinson and Kyla Smith

Heads of Maori: Alana Ward, Jack Carter and Shania Lovett-Jones

Congratulations to our Leaders for 2019

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Havelock North High School k Aim to excel - Whaia te iti kahurangi alongside our broad-based curriculum. We acknowledge the sitting above, and commanding others in an auth horitative manner. Such a model often casts a shadow over other students, who may also have leadership potential and aspirations.

We therefore encourage all of our students to devvelop the

Greg Fenton Principal

encouraging others.

Board of Trustees Student Representative Samuel Wixon

Instead of a small group of autonomous prefects, a number of student committees are responsible for various initiatives which contribute to the life of the school. Formal leadership positions are distributed amongst year 13 House and Committee leaders, while numerous other year 13 students embrace the culture of leadership through their contribution to the peer support of our year 9 students.

Head Girl Greer Edilson Head Boy Ben Vautier

Year 13 Committee Leaders Community Services Environmental

Year 13 House Leaders Tainui House

Jona Jirkowsky (Deputy), Alex White,

Miro House

Kauri House

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Molly Power & Cara Gallagher

Maisie Moore & Alice Bowler-Parkin

Taiohi Tu

Sport

Emma Millar & Miharo Jones

Sam Miller & Zoe Baker

Academic

International

Xenia Berger & Jared Bawden

Felicity Keane & Olivia Cotter

Tyler Kelly (Deputy), Zharnei Adams, Blake Campbell & Molly Power (Deputy)

Rata House

Yea ar 13 - 2019 S.A.D.D.

Sam Gilbert (Deputy), Jasmine Roydhouse- Ethan Hedge (Deputy), Emma Miller, Ross, Eli Lesperance & Phoebe Leake Alexander Philip, Amelia Slade (Deputy) (Deputy)

Jamie Shadbolt & Carys McCrory

Cultural

Finn Bull & Grace Francois

HNHS a Good Place 2B

Jasper Ross & Zoe Mussa

2019 OPEN EVEN NING

School Services

Georgia Lane & Manisha Phartyal

27th March, 2019

Evening starts at 6.00pm

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Havelock North High School k Aim to excel - Whaia te iti kahurangi alongside our broad-based curriculum. We acknowledge the sitting above, and commanding others in an auth horitative manner. Such a model often casts a shadow over other students, who may also have leadership potential and aspirations.

We therefore encourage all of our students to devvelop the

Greg Fenton Principal

encouraging others.

Board of Trustees Student Representative Samuel Wixon

Instead of a small group of autonomous prefects, a number of student committees are responsible for various initiatives which contribute to the life of the school. Formal leadership positions are distributed amongst year 13 House and Committee leaders, while numerous other year 13 students embrace the culture of leadership through their contribution to the peer support of our year 9 students.

Head Girl Greer Edilson Head Boy Ben Vautier

Year 13 Committee Leaders Community Services Environmental

Year 13 House Leaders Tainui House

Jona Jirkowsky (Deputy), Alex White,

Miro House

Kauri House

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Molly Power & Cara Gallagher

Maisie Moore & Alice Bowler-Parkin

Taiohi Tu

Sport

Emma Millar & Miharo Jones

Sam Miller & Zoe Baker

Academic

International

Xenia Berger & Jared Bawden

Felicity Keane & Olivia Cotter

Tyler Kelly (Deputy), Zharnei Adams, Blake Campbell & Molly Power (Deputy)

Rata House

Yea ar 13 - 2019 S.A.D.D.

Sam Gilbert (Deputy), Jasmine Roydhouse- Ethan Hedge (Deputy), Emma Miller, Ross, Eli Lesperance & Phoebe Leake Alexander Philip, Amelia Slade (Deputy) (Deputy)

Jamie Shadbolt & Carys McCrory

Cultural

Finn Bull & Grace Francois

HNHS a Good Place 2B

Jasper Ross & Zoe Mussa

2019 OPEN EVEN NING

School Services

Georgia Lane & Manisha Phartyal

27th March, 2019

Evening starts at 6.00pm

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FROM LEFT; Jess Moffett (Hostel Prefect), Arielle Munro (Manu Taki), Herena McKee (Deputy Prefect), Zarah Otto (Head Prefect/Pasifika Vaine Toa), Dawn Ackroyd, Olivia Gray (Deputy Head Prefect), Te Uira Meihana (Manu Taki), Greta Averill (Hostel Prefect)

Napier Girls’ High School 2019 Leaders Te Kura Tuarua mō ngā Kōhine o Ahuriri

GREEN HOUSE PREFECTS Laura Jensen & Vanessa Lee

SPORTS PREFECTS Charlotte Minor (Deputy) & Kaitlin Cotter (Head)

EVENTS PREFECT Louisa Mason & Sophia Nash

BLUE HOUSE PREFECTS Isobel Angland & Maddison Kaye

GOLD HOUSE PREFECTS Margot Scoular & Rileigh Knapp

ICT PREFECTS Kelsey Stubbs (ICT Technology) & Megan Kerr (ICT Learning)

ACADEMIC PREFECT Danica Bryant (Scholarship) & Kezia Alexander (Learning)

RED HOUSE PREFECTS Emerson Chrystal-McGrath & Eleanor Hollings-Hatton

PERFORMING ARTS PREFECTS Isabelle Potbury (Music), Sophie Exeter (Dance), Kiara Klopper (Drama)

ENVIRONMENTAL PREFECT Grace Ronberg

FUTURES PREFECT Libby Dean

STUDENT SUPPORT PREFECT Francesca Alexander-Kemble

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MATARUAHOU

Our place of learning, where we belong, where we are empowered to be the best that we can be.

CORE VALUES

www.nghs.school.nz

Whanaungatanga - Relationships & Connections Kairangi Whaiaro - Personal Excellence Mananaakitanga - Respect & Caring

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SCHOOL LEADERS 2019

Brad Selwood Head Boy

Kitt McEvoy Deputy Head Boy

Mitchell McLeod Deputy Head Boy

Back Row: Gurjas Sekhon, Hamish Ross, Harmanpreet Singh, Kupa Pohe, Brad Selwood (Head Boy), Rhyva van Onselen, Ben Evans, Ben Gardiner Front Row: Liam Parker-O’Brien, Zach Barrett, Ryan Lindeque, Mitchell McLeod (Deputy Head Boy), Kitt McEvoy (Deputy Head Boy), Brendon Carroll, Max Ireland, McKenzie Brown

OUTSTANDING 2018 ACADEMIC RESULTS Level 1 91.7%

Level 2 94.4%

Level 3 92.1%

UE 74.4%

Gurjas Sekhon – Year 12 Student 2018: 4 Scholarships in Calculus, Physics, Biology and Chemistry

Gurjas Sekhon Academic Leader

Ryan Lindeque Sporting Leader

Kupa Pohe Cultural Leader

Rhyva van Onselen Spiritual Leader

For more information visit: stjohns.school.nz or follow us on facebook

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SACRED HEART COLLEGE ‘Hearts and Minds in Harmony’ Congratulations to our 2019 Student Student Leaders: Leaders: At Sacred Heart College we strive strive to to create create many many leadership opportunities throughout throughout the the year. year. All All students are encouraged to work work hard, hard, become become confident young women, show initiative and confident show initiative and empower those around them.

We are built on strong Catholic Catholic values, values, which which enables personal excellence in in aa mentoring mentoring environment where individuals are are known known and and respected.

Being a leader means that students students have have opportunities both inside and and outside outside the the classroom to learn and develop develop academically, academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually. spiritually.

Maria Maria Neville-Foster Neville-Foster (Principal) (Principal) Ashleigh Ashleigh Keenan Keenan (Deputy Head Girl) Gina Gina Glass Glass (Head (Head Girl) Girl) Kate Kate McGrath McGrath (Deputy (Deputy Head Girl)

We wish all our leaders every success success for for the the coming year.

Cultural Leaders Leaders Cultural

House Leaders

Special Character Character Leaders Leaders

Serenity Hikawai-Haggerty Hikawai-Haggerty Serenity Jessie Matauli-Maletino Jessie Matauli-Maletino

Cydney Pattison (Barbier) Sharese Penitito (Holderness) Alexandra Thompson (Marian) Absent: Frances Marra (Aubert)

Silaulelei Silaulelei Gafa Gafa Bridget Kelly-Lowe Bridget Kelly-Lowe Madeleine Madeleine Archer Archer

Community Leaders Leaders Community

Arts Leaders Arts

Sports Leaders

Academic Academic Leaders Leaders

Serenity Hikawai-Haggerty Kate McGrath JessieKyrah Matauli-Maletino Collier

Ashleigh Keenan Keenan Ashleigh Grace Hawke Grace Hawke

Emma Cavaney Emma Rodger

Alexandria Alexandria Scurr Scurr Coorn Sabmeethavorn Coorn Sabmeethavorn

Scholarships for 2020 2019 Scholarships available available for www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz and find find us on Facebook @sacredheartnapier www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz @sacredheartnapier

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Message from the Minister: Kia Ora, A belated welcome to the start of a new school year.

While it may be a distant memory, I hope you had a great break and came back refreshed and ready for another year of learning and time with your school friends.

The challenges and opportunities you face as students and young leaders are very different to those of generations past.

When I was your age that’s what I was told too. It’s probably fair to say though that change comes much faster these days.

The unbelievable power of computers, huge advances in automation and artificial intelligence, profound changes to the world of work and the wonders (and worries) of social media combine to create a dynamic future. But perhaps also a slightly daunting one.

As the next generation of New Zealand’s leaders, you will one day hold our country’s future in your hands – be it in sport, arts, politics, business, science or any other area.

I am confident you will fully embrace these challenges and drive New Zealand onto even greater things.

My job as Minister of Education and that of other leaders in politics and in schools is to ensure our education system remains fit for purpose, so that schools can prepare you and equip you in a fast-changing world with the tools, knowledge and life skills you need to take the next steps to achieve your goals.

Thankfully, we’re lucky to have the best teachers and school leaders in the world to make this happen.

Again in 2019, the Hawkes’ Bay Leaders in their Schools publication demonstrates your region is in great heart.

May this year be even better than the last. m regards, Warm Chriss Hipkins, Minister of Education.

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Flaxmere College Student Success is the Only Option!

Student Leadership Team 2019

Left to Right: Te Ana Birch, Lisa Gemmell, John Kuti, Te Ahu Morrell, Elliot Edwards, Rapata Ioane, Ayeden Archer, Kimi Lamen, Lilyanne Matthews, Shakera Patuwai.

Head Boy: Elliot Edwards

Head Girl: Kimi Lamen

Deputy Head Boy: Te Ahu Morrell

Deputy Head Girl: Shakera Patuwai

Primary School: Mahora School/ Hastings Intermediate Career Path: Dentistry

Primary School: Flaxmere Primary School Career Path: Armed Forces

Primary School: Flaxmere Primary School Career Path: Health Industry

Primary School: Camberley School/ Heretaunga Intermediate Career Path: Performing Arts

Achieving Educational Excellence We asked our student leaders what made Flaxmere College a special place for them.

“We celebrate diversity and everyone is made to feel welcome” – Te Ahu Morrell “The people make this college a special place. There is a real sense of Whanaungatanga” – Elliot Edwards “We are a whanau here” – Kimi Lamen “Everybody’s individuality is accepted here” – Shakera Patuwai

Henderson Road, Flaxmere, Hastings | Phone: (06) 879 9833 | www.flaxmerecollege.co.nz

STUDENT SUCCESS IS THE ONLY OPTION

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TE AUTE COLLEGE Kia mataara, e tu- i runga i te whakapono, whakatangata kia kaha kia meatia a- koutou mea katoa i runga i te aroha.

Te Aute College established in 1854 is a state integrated, Ma-ori Anglican boarding school for young men located in Pukehou, Central Hawke’s Bay. The college moto Whakatangata kia kaha – Quit ye like men be strong is taken from the above opening passage, 1 Corinthians 16:13 in the bible.

Te Aute College enrolls boarders and day students from Year 9 through to 13 and is a specialised school committed to producing the finest young men in Aotearoa, under the mantle and our special character status of kaupapa Ma-ori, tikanga Ma-ori and Christianity. Any young man who enters the portal of Te Aute College instantly becomes part of this legacy where the amorangi (leading mantra) is Ma-oritanga. Te Aute College is also a specialist school that is set upon the prestigious mantle and whenua (land) bequested by Nga-i Te Whatuia-piti, the local hapu-.

NGATA

Eli Isherwood, Nga-ti Hikairo Tasman Tamati, Nga-ti Kahungunu, Nga-ti Rongomaiwahine, Nga-puhi

Principal Shane Hiha - Nga-ti Kahungunu, Te Arawa, Nga-i Tahu

TATANA

Raymond Matene-Rink, Nga-ti Porou, Nga-puhi, Nga-ti Tu-wharetoa Antonio Williams, Nga-ti Porou, Nga-i Tuhoe

Leaders Brooklyn Williams (Left) Matariki Channings (Right)

Jack Bradley – Te Atiawa Leadership is about always doing what is right and setting the example for others in school. Leadership is how you represent yourself at school and in the community. Doing the hard jobs that others don’t want to do. Leaders don’t just lead from the front, they lead from the back too.

Matariki Channings - Nga-i Tuhoe, Nga-ti Tuwharetoa

Ko nga- uara tino nui mo- te a-konga kei Te Ka-reti o Te Aute ko te Tika, te Pono me te Aroha.

He rongomaiwhiti te ahurea o te kura, ka-ore e rite ki e-tahi atu kura tuarua o te ao. He kura whakanikoniko i a ma-tou kia tu- pakari ai ma-tou i nga- ra- kei mua. Kia tu- hei hoa ta-ne manaaki i tana hoa rangatira, kia whai ringa raupa-, kia noho hei pa-pa- atawhai i ana tamariki, otira- kia mau ki to-na mana Ma-ori, mana motuhake.

E kiia ana te ko-rero “Whakatangata Kia Kaha”.

Brooklyn Williams - Nga-ti Awa, Nga-ti Rangitihi

Being a Te Aute boy, we live by the values of Tika,

Pono and Aroha. As leaders we show these values to the students to help them develop and grow into fine young men. Like our motto “Whakatangata Kia Kaha” translated into “Quit ye, like men, be strong”, we are to sow a seed within ourselves, nurture it during our time at Te Aute, then finally let it prosper, embodying us into Rangatira mo te-nei ra-.

ROTENE

Te Aho Paenga, Nga-ti Porou, Nga-ti Hine, Nga-puhi Rihari Peeti, Atihaunui-a-Pa-pa-rangi, Nga-ti Rauru, Raukawa

Dijzhan Kaa - Nga-puhi Tainui, Nga-ti Maniapoto, Nga-ti Apakura

To be from Te Aute means to embody what forms the fabric and culture of Te Autetanga – Pono, Tika and Aroha.

Rihari Peeti - Nga-ti Raukawa, Atihaunui-a-Pa-pa-rangi, Nga-ti Rauru, Raukawa

Tika, Pono and Aroha are our school values but to me the most important value is aroha. To me, Aroha means Respect. Respect for everything, for people around you and for yourself. Respect goes a long way and that is why I believe it is the most important value in our kura.

NGARIMU VC

Rangimaarie Welsh, Nga-ti Porou, Nga-ti Wha-tua, Nga-puhi, Muau-poko, Nga-ti Kahungunu, Waikato Eruera Ingle, Nga-ti Porou Te Ariki Norman, Nga-ti Awa, Nga-ti Ma-kino, Nga-ti Hikairo

Te Aute College,100 SH2, Pukehou 4276, Central Hawke’s Bay Phone: 06 856 8016 | admin@teaute.school.nz | www.teaute.maori.nz

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Karamu High School Leaders 2019

Heads Students: Lucy McKay (Head Girl) Ben Randle (Head Boy), Tyler Boyes (Deputy Head Boy), Tia Ward (Deputy Head Girl)

Performing Arts Leaders: Te Au Skipworth, Lian Hontalba

Cultural Leaders: April Kihirini, Dylan Dempsey, Gemma Green

Community Leaders: Shakoa Puketapu, Dean Polak, Oliver Wiggins-Crowe Dane Skogstad Hannah Bursnall, Jacinta Foreman, Anna Barbridge, Ruby Brett

Sport Leaders: Abigail Kilkolly, Isaac Hinton, Te Waiarani Randell

Academic Leaders: Amber Flashoff, Thomas Steinmann, Xanthia Coombe, Ben Colquhoun (absent)

Congratulations to our 2019 Leaders

Karamu High School would like to acknowledge and congratulate our leadership team for 2019. Much of our recent success can be attributed to our outstanding leaders who epitomise the values and positive culture of our school. Once again, this group have demonstrated the leadership qualities that make them valuable members of the Karamu and wider Hastings community that we can all be very proud of. Our leaders are now looking forward to the challenges that lie ahead in making this year another exceptional year for the school.

House Leaders: Sophie Williams, Boston Wynyard, Raegan Robinson, Kahurangi Stevens, Tadhg Stephens, Max Crossan, Shae McKenzie, Logan Seymour, Zac Burlace, Darian Culver, Dylan Bagley, Cortez Te Pou, Meg Ryan, Ereina Tonihi, Hope McCleland, Ella Tieman

Open Evening Tuesday 6th August 2019

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WAIROA COLLEGE 2019 LEADERS

CONGRATULATIONS

Mrs Jo-Anne Vennell Principal

Congratulations to our Student Leaders of 2019. I know you will display personal excellence through our values of Resilience, Respect, Manaakitanga and Kotahitanga.

Our Vision: Wairoa College, the school of choice by engaging students in an innovative, future focussed curriculum that inspires personal excellence.

Our Mission: Through Manaakitanga, we will create a supportive environment setting high expectations that inspire lifelong learning.

Our Core Values: Respect , Resilience, Manaakitanga, Kotahitanga

Shyanne Smith Head Girl

Rangiatea Tahuri-Cotter House Leader NgÄ Taiaha E Rua

Jacob Paku Head Boy

Ebony Rore-White House Leader Manu Korotangi

Waimarie Pouwhare Deputy Head Girl

Lennox Rodger House Leader Te Toki A TÄ piri

Te Wharekura Ropitini Deputy Head Boy

Jack Te Amo House Leader Patu Pounamu

Lucknow street | 06 838 8303 | www.wairoacollege.school.nz | email: info@wairoacollege.school.nz

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WAIROA COLLEGE 2019 LEADERS

YEAR 7 & 8 LEADERS Since 2016 we have partnered with Hawke’s Bay Community Fitness Centre Trust to provide sport and life development programmes for students of Wairoa College. The Trust is building the new EIT Institute of Sport and Health for Hawke’s Bay, and it is exciting to have a high-quality team of people connecting with our students.

This term we have expanded the programme so that all Year 7 & 8’s have a chance to be part of the programme. A series of workshop days involving physical challenges have been delivered, importantly focussing on character and positive behaviours, which has been lapped up by the students and motivated them to do well in class too.

The students are now looking forward to trips down to Hawke’s Bay, to work with the team at their training facility. Thanks to the Wairoa Young Achievers Trust for their support, we look forward to seeing the programme develop as we grow further opportunities for a range of students.

LEADERSHIP At Wairoa College we believe that students should be given a wide range of opportunities to develop and practice leadership skills in preparation for life beyond school.

Services Academy

Digital Technology

Textiles

Hard Materials Technology

Sport

Science

Art

Lucknow street | 06 838 8303 | www.wairoacollege.school.nz | email: info@wairoacollege.school.nz

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A Slice of school life

WILLIAM COLENSO COLLEGE QUALITY CO-EDUCATION FOR YEARS 7-13 Aspire, Act, Achieve - Wawatatia, Mahia, Ekea

William Colenso College 2019 Student Leaders Front: Lee Rangitaawa (Head Boy), Seiin Paul (Deputy Head Boy).

Middle: Georgia Wairepo (Cultural Leader/BOT Student Rep), Patisepa Tu’ua, Vaasa Fatialofa (Remutupo House Captains), Cassiopeia Harrison (Head Girl), Kyia Butcher (Deputy Head Girl), Madison Wallis (Tupari House Captain), Ella Riddiford (International Leader), Chloe Maxwell (Sports Leader) Back: Mystique Winiana (Waikamaka House Captain), Sheridan Ihaia-Rogers (Maropea House Captain).

Absent: Ramona Collins (Sports Leader)

Arnold Street, Onekawa, Napier | Phone 831 0180 | www.colenso.school.nz

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across Hawke’s Bay

HASTINGS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Senior Leaders 2019

We are pleased to introduce this year’s student leaders and role models. We look forward to supporting them as they grow in wisdom and lead with conviction.

Exemplary learners in all walks of life Head Boy William Clark

Head Girl Anna van den Hout

Music Prefects: Arrien Mallory and Atalia Thompson Sports Prefects: Sophie Clark and Josiah Robinson

www.hcs.school.nz Deputy Head Boy Arrien Mallory

Deputy Head Girl Sarah Nieuwland

House Leaders: Back left: Philip Roets (Totara), Edward Major (Kowhai), Justin van den Hout (Manuka) Front: Lana van der Werff (Totara), Charlotte Sanko (Kowhai), Isabelle Walker (Manuka), Rachel Akkerman (Rimu) Absent: Ola Tuimaualuga (Rimu)

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St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College

2019 Prefects Danielle Alo, Natalya Campbell, Ariana Potaka, Karen King, Te Piataaio Borrell, Koarea Ringrose-Rameka Phoenix Smith, Paetawa Takiari, Makere Tawhai, Summer Moka, Tahliya Nissen-Locker, Te Whatu Pounamu Crawford.

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