HB Today - Leaders In Their Schools 2020

Leaders in their

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Representatives of our Hawke’s Bay Secondary schools with Chris Hipkins Minister of Education 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 Totara College ...........................................................................................................................6 3 Ruahine Street Dannevirke www.totaracollege.school.nz Wairoa College..........................................................................................................................6 Lucknow Street Wairoa www.wairoacollege.school.nz Tamatea High School................................................................................................................7 61 Freyberg Avenue Tamatea Napier www.tamatea.school.nz Lindisfarne College ............................................................................................................... 8/9 600 Pakowhai Road Frimley Hastings www.lindisfarne.school.nz Napier Girls High School ................................................................................................10/11 Clyde Road Bluff Hill Napier www.nghs.school.nz Woodford House..............................................................................................................12/13 Iona Road Havelock North www.woodford.school.nz Sacred Heart College............................................................................................................ 14 12 Convent Road Bluff Hill Napier www.sacredheartnapier.school.nz St John’s College..................................................................................................................... 15 Jervois Street Mayfair Hastings www.stjohns.school.nz Havelock North High School .........................................................................................16/17 153 Te Mata Road Havelock North www.hnhs.school.nz Napier Boys High School ................................................................................................18/19 Chambers Street Napier www.nbhs.school.nz Taradale High School........................................................................................................20/21 50 Murphy Road Taradale Napier www.ths.school.nz Te Aute College ...................................................................................................................... 22 100 SH 2 Pukehou Central Hawke’s Bay www.teaute.maori.nz Iona College ............................................................................................................................ 23 42 Lucknow Road Havelock North www.iona.school.nz Hastings Christian School .................................................................................................... 24 Copeland Road Hastings www.hcs.school.nz Karamu High School.............................................................................................................. 25 Windsor Avenue Hastings www.karamu.school.nz William Colenso College ..................................................................................................... 26 Arnold Street Onekawa Napier www.colenso.school.nz Flaxmere College ................................................................................................................... 27 Henderson Road Flaxmere Hastings www.flaxmerecollege.co.nz Central Hawke’s Bay College .............................................................................................. 28 Tavistock Road Waipukurau www.chb.school.nz Hukarere Girls College ........................................................................................................ 29 17 Shaw Road Eskdale Napier www.hukarere.school.nz Premier Hairdressing Academy................................................................................. 30 St Joseph’s Maori Girls College........................................................................................... 31 25 Osier Road Greenmeadows Napier www.sjmgc.school.nz Visique Shattky .................................................................................................................. 32

Welcome to the new school year – and a brand new decade!

I was lucky enough to be in Hawke’s Bay for this year’s photo of all the senior student leaders gathered together at the Mitre 10 Sports Park in Hastings.

It was a beautiful sunny day, which I was reliably informed by most people I spoke to was not in the slightest bit unusual for The Bay.The park was bustling, with a students’ athletic meeting going on in the background.

It got me thinking about how lucky we are to live in New Zealand. Our school system is as good as any in the world – and Hawke’s Bay is right up there – and we continue to focus on always improving. Our principals and teachers are passionate and committed, and, with the start of another year, we have a new group of emerging student leaders about to stamp their mark on their schools and communities.

The young men and women I spoke to were understandably excited as they embark on the next stage of their lives.As leaders they have a wonderful opportunity to show the world the best of their schools as they further develop their skills and advance their future aspirations.

This is the third year I’ve been invited to contribute to the Hawke’s Bay Leaders in their Schools publication, and I’m delighted to be able to do so. It’s a real honour to be able to help celebrate the conveyor belt of community strength, diversity and talent coming out of your schools year after year.

Warm regards Chris Hipkins, Minister of Education

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Hastings Girls’ High School is an extremely well-resourced school, which offers first class academic opportunities to enable our learners to be prepared and excited about tomorrow’s opportunities and challenges.

At our place, female leaders are the standard, not the exception, therefore every decision is based around what is important and works best for girls. Inspiration is what we offer and we empower our learners to make this journey their own.

Our girls have a reputation of being openminded, inclusive and culturally responsive.

This way of thinking sets her apart, equipping her for the real world.

Maraea Tuavera Head Girl

Anna Gilmour Deputy Head Girl

Jennifer McMahon Community Liaison Captain

Jordan Mou Student Council Chairperson

Ella-Rose Spooner Gold House Captain

Jewell Carlson Blue House Captain

Zara Lloyd-Morrell Green House Captain

Kuramaiki Whana Purple House Captain

Gurmeen Kaur Academic Captain

Eva Harper Sports Captain

Victoria Fameitau Cultural Captain

Kataraina Te Whaiti Visual & Performing Arts Captain

OPEN EVENING 2020 - MONDAY 3 AUGUST Knowing her story and supporting her learning today, best supports our girl for her tomorrow

www.hastingsgirls.com

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Prefects 2020 Back Row: Regan Gudsell, Johnathon Pualilo, Te Mana-Potiki Hillman, Vili Moore, Mark Vennell, Kees Liefting, Hoera Stephenson, Upinder Dadrah Middle Row: Mr G.L. Barrett (Deputy Principal), Tharusha Perera, Callum Shanks, Carlos Fiu, Manahi Goulton, Francis Utalia, Andrew Hayward, Caleb HorseďŹ eld, Ms P. Ferrick (Year 13 Dean)

Joseph Thomas Deputy Head Boy

Marcus Collier Sports Captain

Front Row: Mr R.G. Sturch (Headmaster), Alex Hastie (Academic Captain), Kharn Andersen (Community Captain), Joseph Thomas (Deputy Head Boy), Daemon Brough (Head Boy), Jaevarn Tapine-Ngamotu (Cultural Captain), Marcus Collier (Sports Captain), Eldius Oli (Sports Captain)

Alex Hastie Academic Captain

Eldius Oli Sports Captain

Jaevarn Tapine-Ngamotu Kharn Andersen Community Captain Cultural Captain

NCEA Results 2019 HBHS vs Boys in Hawke's Bay Schools 93.4 93.4

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NCEA LEVEL 2 HBHS vs Boys in HB Schools

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UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE

HBHS vs Boys in HB Schools

HBHS Academy & Academic Expo 21 March. Year 7 & 8 students invited to attend.

Register by Wednesday 18 March at hbhsadmin@xtra.co.nz OPEN NIGHT Wednesday 29 July 6pm

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Headmaster Mr R Sturch and Head Boy Daemon Brough 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)

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.

2019 Highlights

1st XV and U15 Rugby Teams 2019

Basketball 3x3 Juniors 2019

Our 1st XV Rugby, Under 15 Rugby and 3 x 3 Basketball Teams were all New Zealand National Champions for 2019!

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Totara College

Totara College’s vision is to see our students reaching their God given potential spiritually, academically, socially and physically.

Debbie Max has been providing good stable leadership at Totara College for the past 16 years.

She shows a natural affinity with the students

Logan Strydom, Jordan (Jordie) Frankcom and Caleb Sutton are our hard working Student Leaders. They helped recently with our Year 9-10 overnighter which took place beside a local river. Our Student Leaders are expected to be role models of the Christian values that our College is based upon.

and has a deep

Totara College student Josiah Max (foreground) running hard during the senior 400m race at A.C.E. Convention.

Totara College Senior students begin a tramp up to Sunrise Hut in the Ruahine Forest Park, Hawkes Bay Region.

desire to see them reach their full potential.

Elizabeth (Beth) Woodhouse, Lilé Dean, Caleb Sutton, Charlotte Patu and Jordan (Jordie) Frankcom. Our five House Leaders provide support during House activities and are an intregal part of organising the World Vision Forty Hour Famine that has raised thousands of dollars over the many years that Totara has been a part of this worthy cause. They are also expected to embody the Christian values of Totara College.

Totara College students attend New Zealand’s national A.C.E. (Accelerated Christian Education) Student Convention in Auckland.

Judah House celebrate a win during Totara College’s swimming sports. As Totara College is an Area School the senior leaders have lots of opportunities to provide leadership for the junior school.

Last year’s Student Leaders lay a wreath as part of their leadership responsibilities at Dannevirke’s ANZAC Parade.

WAIROA COLLEGE 2020 LEADERS

Our Vision: Wairoa College, the school of choice by engaging students in an innovative, future focused 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 Caring for each student (Manaakitanga) Working together (Kotahitanga) Respect (Whakamana) Resilience (Aumangea)

CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to our Student Leaders of 2020. I know you will display personal excellence through our values of Resilience, Respect, Manaakitanga and Kotahitanga

Left to right back row: Tamra Stubing Year 7 & 8 Peer Support Leader, Alyssa Deam Year 7 & 8 Peer Support Leader, Te Mahia Keil Services & Culture Leader, Bailee Carr Sport Leader, Gemma Mapstone Academic & Learning Support Leader, Kahurangi Te Kahu Music Leader.

Left to right front row: Caroline Kyle Te Toki a Tāpiri House Leader, Steven Haronga Patu Pounamu House Leader, Cameron Spence Deputy Head Boy, Gabriel Doull Head Boy, Principal Jo-Anne Vennell, Monique Kirwan Head Girl, Hannah Simmonds Deputy Head Girl, Ebony Te Kahika Ngā Taiaha e Rua House Leader, Messiah Rore-White Manu Korotangi House Leader.

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

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INTRODUCING OUR SENIOR LEADERS FOR 2020 Mr Robin Fabish (Principal), Robyn Nicholls (Head Girl), Jessica Walters (Head of Tawa House), Tai Dawson (Head Boy), Leyland McLeod (Deputy Head Boy & Head of Miro House), Saskia Hook (Deputy Head Girl), Taahnisha Paul (Head of Kauri House) and Ocean Rarere (Head of Rata House)

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

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LINDISFARNE COLLEGE LEADERS 2020

Possible starts here.

Head Prefect Charlie Dods

Dep Head Boy Finn Calder

Seizing Opportunities It is an honor and privilege to be Head of School for this coming year. This year will no doubt be a challenging one, but I’m looking forward to facing these challenges which will enable me to build on my overall character in my quest to become a better man.

18 incredible young lads make up our 2020 prefect group, each of whom have been given certain roles which they are suited to ensure they lead the school in a positive direction. This year we aim to not just improve the College, but to involve ourselves with activities out in the wider community to make a positive change. As a prefect group we have specific goals we will live by for this year and the aim is to steadily chip away at anything we need to do to reach these goals. We want to build on what has been established by our previous years senior prefects and keep Lindisfarne a positive environment.

Throughout my time at Lindisfarne I have grown into a man who is proud of his actions.

I personally believe I wouldn’t have turned into the man I am today without the help

Head of Boarding George Charteris

Lindisfarne has given me academically, culturally, socially, physically, and spiritually.

The College has provided me with many opportunities, the range of which means it is impossible to accomplish them. Being a boarder is a huge advantage, not only because I have everything I need here to succeed, but because of the close relationships formed which will last a lifetime.

People make mistakes in life, but your job is to learn from these mistakes to build your personal character and turn the learnings into teachings which can maximize your chances of becoming a well-rounded respected student. This is not achievable without always respecting others, showing kindness, courage, integrity and humility and making sure you are giving service to the school.

The Lindisfarne journey has been a happy one for me, as there have never been any moments where I felt alone or stuck because I didn’t have the support or resources I needed.

Charlie Dods - Head Prefect 2020

“Our Prefect team are vital to the continuing success and positive culture of our College. They serve by modelling what it is to be a young man of good character and through their active encouragement and support of others. I have every confidence that these young men will rise to meet the challenges and opportunities of leadership” - Mr Ken MacLeod, Rector

OPEN DAY - SATURDAY 28 MARCH, 9.00am-1.00pm

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Head of Cuthbert House Fred Mowat

Head of Durham House Frank May

Head of Aidan House Brandon Roberts

Head of Oswald House William Kerr

Year 7&8 Prefect Ashton Guy

Year 7&8 Prefect Archie Mawley

Academic Prefect Lachlan Taylor

Academic Prefect ZhiShu Lu

Cultural Prefect Luke Devane

Cultural Prefect James Ashby

Chapel & Service Prefect John Aarons

Chapel & Service Prefect Andrew McLennan

Sport Prefect Harry Stephenson

Sport Prefect Cole Scott

Kapa Haka Prefect Phoenix Dagg

ACADEMIC RESULTS 2019 NCEA

Lindisfarne

Decile 8-10 Boys-only

NZQA Scholarships: Scholarship results in 2019

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 UE

93.5% 100% 91.0% 84.6%

77.6% 83.4% 75.3% 62.4%

• 25 Scholarships • 12 different subjects • 12 students, 1 from Year 12

were among the best ever achieved with:

Boarding and Day enrolments are open for 2021 and beyond

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FROM LEFT; Brooke Morrison - Hostel Prefect, Phoebe Heays - Manu Taki, Olivia Zuiderwijk - Deputy Head, Ashleigh Poi - Head Prefect, Mrs Dawn Ackroyd - Principal, Bernadette Dykes - Deputy Head, Charlotte Turner - Manu Taki, Alice Poulton- Hostel Prefect

Napier Girls’ High School 2020 Leaders Te Kura Tuarua mō ngā Kōhine o Ahuriri

GREEN HOUSE PREFECTS Kamoe Fabish, Shyan Murphy

SPORTS PREFECTS Cate Pedersen, Parris Petera

EVENTS PREFECT Brenna Lansdown, Maddy Pinckney

BLUE HOUSE PREFECTS Lily Verhoeven, Brianna Lee

GOLD HOUSE PREFECTS Hannah McKinnon, Emily-Jean Schmidt-Grant

ICT PREFECTS Phoebe Laugesen, Madison Benbow

ACADEMIC PREFECT Emily Wakely (Learning), Roisin Kenny (Scholarship)

ENVIRONMENTAL PREFECT Olivia Mirams

RED HOUSE PREFECTS Sami Thomas, Charlotte Welsh

PERFORMING ARTS PREFECTS Billie Swayn (Music), Amelia Sawyer (Drama), Willow Noomé (Dance)

PASIFIKA VAINE TOA PREFECT Samaria Talaga

STUDENT WELLBEING PREFECT Caiyah Farrell

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WHIRIA TE TĀNGATA - WEAVING THE PEOPLE TOGETHER CORE VALUES: Whanaungatanga - Relationships & Connections Kairangi Whaiaro - Personal Excellence • Manaakitanga - Respect & Caring

www.nghs.school.nz

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St John’s College

Holistic Education • Attaining Excellence

ENROLMENTS NOW OPEN

SCHOOL LEADERS 2020 NCEA RESULTS 2019 Level 1................................ 91.0% Level 2................................ 90.8% Level 3................................ 90.6% University Entrance...... 60.9% NINE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED IN 2019

Josh Villanueva Head Boy

Caden Mouat-Harvey Deputy Head Boy

Special mention to Gurjas Sekhon for earning five scholarships in total, placing him amongst the Top 50 students in New Zealand.

Back Row - Jayden Gordon, Caden Mouat-Harvey (Deputy Head Boy), Jack Ryan, Matthew Haliburton, Jack Cooper, Paul Watson, Fred Devereux, Kylmer Lauvao, Marcus Ambrose Front Row - Alan Uthup, Alex van Hooijdonk, Andrew Oliver, Josh Villanueva (Head Boy), Flynn Gallagher, Tim Donkin, Tomas Cavaney

Alan Uthup Head of Academic

Kylmer Lauvao Head of Cultural

Fred Devereux Head of Special Character

Marcus Ambrose Head of sport

PROSPECTUS EVENING: TUESDAY 05TH MAY 7PM

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

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NAPIER BOYS’ School Leaders 2020 Headboy – Nicholas Mannering

Deputy Headboy – Hugo Lynch

• 159 NCEA level one credits with excellence endorsement • 119 NCEA level two credits with excellence endorsement

• 140 NCEA level one credits, with excellence endorsement • 113 NCEA level two credits, with excellence endorsement

Prefects 2020

(Left to right) Back Row: William Robinson, George Bergman, Laughlin Maxwell, Chaz Heke, Reece Henderson, Euan Argent, Gus Andrews, Adam Winnie, Ryan Good, YuQing Jiang, Clive Hook-Pomare, Matthew Allan Front Row: Reid Livingston, Jake Christian-Goss (Ball and Socials), Archie Hargrave (Culture), Oliver Marshall (Napier House), Nicholas Mannering (Headboy), Hugo Lynch (Deputy Headboy and Sport), Raymond O’Rourke (Hawke House), Charlie Williams (Academics), Harry Stilwell

Sporting Leaders Clifton Bush III

Matthew Sexton

Wesley Akeripa

Liam McCarthy

• Napier Boys’ High School Basketball • Hawkes Bay Senior Mens’ Hawkes team • NZ Junior Tall Blacks • NCEA levels 1 and 2 • Napier Boys’ High School Athletics and Club Beach sprints • Gold Medal in NZ Under 19 Beach Sprints • Gold medal 4x100m relay team at NZ Athletics championships • NCEA levels 1 and 2

Baylee Foote – Year 12

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XI Cricket and Football • Cricket Central Districts Under 17’s • NCEA Level 1

Seb Kettle

• Napier Boys’ High School Golf • Hawkes Bay Senior Men’s Golf representative • Golf handicap of 2 • NCEA levels 1 and 2

Tipene Maxwell

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hawkes Bay Rugby representative • NCEA levels 1 and 2

• Napier Boys’ High School Swimming • Gold medallist NZ 100m Backstroke • Silver medallist NZ 50m Backstroke • NCEA level 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence • Indoor Cricket • Central Districts Under 17 Indoor Cricket team • NZ Under 17 Indoor Cricket team to tri series in Singapore • NCEA levels 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence

George Bergman

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XI Hockey • Central Districts Under 18 Hockey representative • NCEA levels 1 and 2

Reid Livingston

• Napier Boys’ High School Athletics and Cross Country • NZ Secondary Schools’ team to Australia • NZ secondary Schools’ team to World Cross Country Championships in Slovakia • NCEA levels 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence

ACADEMIC, SPORTING AND

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Yu Qing Jiang

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Already has level three with excellence from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarship in Statistics from Year 12

Fergus Cardwell-Dray

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Already has level three with excellence from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarships in English, History and Classics from Year 12

Charlie Williams

• Prefect in charge of Academics in 2020 • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence • Already has level 3 with excellence from Year 12 • NZQA Scholarships in Chemistry, Physics and Geography from Year 12

Cultural Excellence Wilfred Landon – Year 12

• Napier Boys’ High School Band and Funk Band • School Choir / Rock band – Clouded Lens • Major Production / National Finalist at Barbershop • NCEA level one endorsed

Fergus Cardwell-Dray

• Hawkes Bay Jazz Band • A lead in the Major Production for 4 years • National Barbershop finalist • NCEA level one, two and three endorsed with excellence

Jackson Stone – Year 12

• National barbershop finalist • New Zealand Junior Theatre Festival – Outstanding male performer 2018 and 2019 • International Junior Theatre Festival – U.S.A • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence

Archie Hargraves

• Art – Excellence endorsed in level one Painting, level 2 Painting and Design • C.A.N Art exhibition • NCEA level one and two endorsed with excellence

Ivan Wu

• Grade 8 Piano and Grade 6 Clarinet • Chamber Music competitor / Hawkes Bay Youth Orchestra • Major Production Band • NCEA level one and two 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 School Janicka Tei (Deputy Head Girl), Lauryn Wood (Head Girl), Mr David Oliver (Principal) Matthew Adams (Head Boy) and Angus Kelsey (Deputy Head Boy)

Heads of Tareha Jack Graney and Brooke Challis

Heads of Hetley Bryce Monteith and Shontaye Piua-Bryson

Heads of Miller Jonathan Demetrius and Brooke Cheyne

Heads of Kaiwhata Ethan Wynne and Jazmin Williams

Heads of Peer Support and Careers Ambassadors Vienna Evans, Kassia Wickham, Maggie Bird and Liam Shanks

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Heads of Academic and Learning Support Cynthia Fan and Aimee Young

Head of International and Board Representative Piper Berryman

Head of Environment Isabel van der Wal

Heads of Sport Isaac Siaosi and Tayla Swanwick

Heads of Drama and Music Isabelle Lorch and James Hooker

Heads of Technology Henry Hall and Nathan Bridge-Earney

Head of Functions: Fynn Hogan and Paige Cooper Smith

Head of Wellbeing and Community Welfare Jasmine Wynne

Heads of Maori and PaciďŹ ca Tia Leiataua, Finley Smith and Paige Wihongi

Congratulations to our Leaders for 2020

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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-.

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

NGARIMU VC House Captains

Taraia Butler - Te Wha-nau a- Apanui - Te Wha-nau a- Rutaia, Nga-ti Ruanui, Nga-ti Tanewai Bailey Waru - Te Aupo-uri, Te Rarawa, Nga-ti Wha-tua

Leaders Tasman Tamati (Left) Eli (Tutere) Isherwood (Right)

Tasman Tamati Head Boy / Ngata Whare Nga-ti Kahungunu, Rongomaiwahine, Nga-puhi What it means to be a leader at Te Aute.

I began my journey at Te Aute College as a Year 9 student in 2016. Four years later, I am privileged to be given the role as Head Boy for Te Aute College for 2020.

Te Aute has made a huge contribution in making me into the person I have become today. It has given me many opportunities.

I participated at the National Secondary Schools Kapa Haka competition in 2018 and represented the school at the National Secondary Schools Softball competition. Last year I was truly grateful to receive the Puawaitanga Scholarship. These opportunities will be helpful for me as I continue my journey beyond the college gates.

My goal as Head Boy is to influence our students to be the best versions of themselves so that they learn the values which Te Aute encourage. That they grow to be great young men prepared for what the bigger world has to offer.

Whakatangata Kia Kaha.

Eli (Tutere) Isherwood Deputy Head Boy / Ngata Whare Nga-ti Tu- wharetoa, Nga-ti Hikairo What it means to be a leader at Te Aute.

To me being a leader at Te Aute means stepping up and having a voice for the boys who are unable to speak for themselves.

It means paving the way for our next generation. A leader is someone who is positive and kind, someone who does what is right for his people.

To be a leader at Te Aute you need to be Tika, this means you respect the rules, the teachers, your peers and yourself. You also need to be pono, to be honest, have integrity and lead by example. You need to have courage to be able to lead the boys down the right path and teach them right from wrong so that they grow up and walk out into the world as respectful young men.

No- reira Whakatangata kia kaha!

NGATA House Captains

Kearin Luke - Te Atiawa, Tainui Dominik Wano - Nga-ti Kahungunu, Te Wha-nau a- Apanui, Nga-ti Hineuru

ROTENE House Captain

Zachary Coradine - Nga-puhi

TATANA House Captains

Lee Mataroa-Tonga - Tainui, Nga-ti Maniapoto Raymond Matene-Rink - Nga-ti Porou, Nga-puhi, Nga-ti Tu-wharetoa

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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HASTINGS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Senior Leaders 2020

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.

www.hcs.school.nz Head Boy Ethan Huston

Head Girl Charlotte Sanko

Music Prefects: Atalia Thompson and Hannah Jamieson Sports Prefects: Sabine van der Werff and Edward Major

)-(!+"/&* "(/&.(&% $0 /"" 1/"#% ,' "$'( Deputy Head Boy Justin van den Hout

Deputy Head Girl Isabelle Walker

House Leaders: Kasey Hart & Elizabeth Reyland (Manuka), Atalia Thompson & Josiah Robinson (Totara) Marlies Meinsma & Anouk van Seventer (Kowhai), Sophie Clark & Zane Eldershaw (Rimu)

Congratulations to our Year 13 students who achieved a 100% UE Pass Rate!

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Karamu High School Leaders 2020 Congratulations to our 2020 Leaders Karamu High School would like to acknowledge and celebrate our student leaders for 2020. This group of outstanding students have repeatedly demonstrated the attributes and qualities of leadership that make them valuable members of the Karamu and wider Hastings community. They epitomize our school values and what it means to be Proudly Karamu.

This group has set the school a wero or challenge to be courageous this year. Using the words of Winston Churchill, that ‘Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts”. Our leaders are now looking forward to being courageous in their leadership and learning, continuing their journeys ahead for another exceptional year at school.

Dionne Thomas - Principal

Academic Leaders: Lexi Trotter, Jessica Shoemark, Jorja Connell, Thea Morton

Cultural Leader: Romona Wainohu

Community Leaders: Brooke Hemmings, Melody James, Markis Walsh-Kingi (Absent)

Head Students: Ondre Hapuku-Lambert & Tiana Edwards Deputy Head Students: Sophie Jones & Andre Carter

Sport Leaders: Flynn Mercer, Meg Lindsay

Performing Arts Leaders: Ella Lindsay-Smith, MacKenzie Vercoe, Jamie Hollway

House Leaders: Amy Godwin, Cherish Kotuhi, Erika Balestie Diaz, Alex Weaver, Rhys Tamanui, Boston Walsh, Tia Tahau, Adam Brookes, Georgia Wilson

www.karamu.school.nz Cnr Grove Road and Windsor Avenue, Hastings For further information about opportunities for your child at Karamu High School please contact the school office by phoning 878 7139 or email us at admin@karamu.school.nz

Open Evening Tuesday 4th August 2020

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

William Colenso College 2020 Student Leaders Front Row: John Young (Sports Leader), Pikitangarangi Ratapu (Academic Leader), Travis Ker (Sports Leader), Kaha Matenga (Head Leader), Frank Tuapawa (Deputy Head Leader), Te Manihera Pakinga (Tupari House Captain) Back Row: Patisepa Tuua (Deputy Head Leader), Vaasa Fatialofa (Deputy Head Leader), Faye Velandria (International Leader), Emily Hawkins (Waikamaka House Captain), Layla Christison (Head Leader), Avae Keelan (Cultural Leader), Dany Tasker (Remutupo House Captain), Lyric Karauria (Maropea House Captain)

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

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Flaxmere College Student Success is the Only Option!

Student Leadership Team 2020

Left to Right: Sam Teleso, Meiata Nepia, Raana Te Hau, Liam Turner, Jahydee Moke, Rebekah-Lyn Price, Josephine Lolohea

Head Girl: Meiata Nepia

Head Boy: Liam Turner

Primary School: Irongate School Career Path: Dentistry

Primary School: Flaxmere Primary/ Bridge Pa Career Path: Music Teacher

Deputy Head Girl: Josephine Lolohea Primary School: Flaxmere Primary Career Path: NZ Police

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

“We are all one whanau” – Meiata Nepia

“Everyone is accepted and made to feel welcome here” - Liam Turner “Staff genuinely care about you and we live by our school motto – student success is the only option” – Josephine Lolohea

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

STUDENT SUCCESS IS THE ONLY OPTION

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

Central Hawke’s Bay Prefects 2020 The Prefects team is responsible for leading their peers in their particular portfolios throughout the year. Prefects have responsibilities for Cultural, Academic, Community and Sporting areas of the school.

Left to right: Savannah Williams, Rhys Baker, Toby Ward, William Musson, Johanna Nieuwenhuis, Caitlin Jenkins, Holly Giddens, Andrew Marshall.

BOT Student Representative

Head Prefects Johanna Nieuwenhuis (Head Girl) and Toby Ward (Head Boy)

Lydia Bucknell

2019 Dux Litterarum Joe Tylee

The heads of school are leading role models of the school values which are an important part of school life at Central Hawke’s Bay College.

Lydia is the Student Representative on the Board of Trustees and is currently studying Level 2 NCEA

Joe had the honour of receiving Dux for the 2019 academic year. This year he is attending Canterbury University to study Engineering.

House Captains

Developing Young Leaders

Pukekaihau Kapa Haka Leaders

House Captains fulfil a vital role in leading their Houses through an array of cultural and sporting events throughout the year.

They are expected to lead by example and support each House event and encourage their House to participate to the best of their ability.

Leadership opportunities are offered at each Year level within the school. Every year students from each year level form Leadership Groups, which organise and run various events for their year level.

The opportunity to show and grow leadership skills and work with others is an important step in developing our young leaders of the future.

The kaitataki (leaders) of our Kapa Haka group Pukekaihau have an important roll to play in developing our future leaders and taking a leading role in our most important school events such as Honours Assemblies and welcoming important guests.

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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Hukarere Girls’ College Māori Anglican School

2020 Leaders

Congratulations to our 2020 Leadership Team: From left to right: Victoria Bethell Tiwha Taite Davinia MacDonald

Naumai Barrett Kaya Mareikura-Russell Wheriko Ruri – Paku

Malaea Hodges Bree Edwards

Nurturing future leaders is at the forefront of Hukarere Girls’ College focus. We take pride that our leaders of 2020 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 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.

Our AROHA Values:

Aspire for excellence Respect Opportunities to learn & lead Harmony in what we do Anglican Values Phone (06) 835 8452 Email: info@hukarere.school.nz

Chrysharna Tuahine Board of Trustees Student Representative

“Kia U Ki Te Pai”

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Pursue your dreams with Premier!

24-year-old Te Paea Waitai is one of Premiers amazing hairdressing students in Hawke's Bay. She has always had an eye for colouring and braiding hair, what better way to further her skills than to begin her journey at Premier.Te Paea enjoys the awesome learning environment Premier has to offer as well as the support our tutors give to every student.

She plans on enrolling in her second year of hairdressing with Premier, to further her skills and knowledge. Her biggest inspiration is her son who motivates her to do better everyday.Te Paea’s advice to new students is to “pursue your dreams, don't miss out on an awesome opportunity, start today not tomorrow” Hawke’s Bay barber student Devoe Rogan was told to dream big and to pursue his passion in what he enjoyed doing. He enjoyed making people look good to help them gain confidence. Devoe started cutting hair at

the age of 11, from then on he wanted to study to develop his skills and knowledge of the craft. He had never heard of Premier until he heard an advert on the radio station and word of mouth, he then thought let’s give Premier a go! Since studying at Premier, Devoe has created a strong bond with our tutors and students, to which he now calls his whanau.

His goal after graduating is to gain employment in a barbershop so he can build his funds to one day have his own barbershop business.

Our previous tutor Peleti Oli is a huge inspiration in Devoe’s life, guiding him and the students in ways that allowed them to feel understood as people and treated like family.

Devoe advises new students to pursue your dream.“If you love what you do, it won’t be a job, it will be a passion.Working towards your goal will inspire others around you to do the same”

TURN YOUR PASSION INTO A CAREER FEES FREE

First year of study T&C’s apply

COURSES Hairdressing • Barbering • Beauty Therapy • Nails technology • Make up •

CONTACTS 0800 11 99 00 www.pie.ac.nz

CAMPUSES TAKAPUNA NEWMARKET

NAPIER WELLINGTON

Leaders in their School 2020

www.sjmgc.school.nz P: 8448461 F:8442548 E:stjomaori@sjmgc.school.nz

St Joseph’s Māori Girls’ College

2020 Prefects

Back: Waikawa Sciascia, Parekura-Te Miringa Kira-Te Whiu, Saela Solomon, Brianna Kaye, Atiraira Thatcher, Horiana Smallman Front: Te Waimarie Ngatai-Callaghan, Kalala-Kay Fapiano, Phoenix Smith, Te Piataaio Borrell, Rauoriwa Pou Poasa, Katelyn Hadfield

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