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Hawke’s Bay secondary schools introduce their leaders for 2022

Leaders in their Schools 2022

Message from the Minister

MP for Tukituki Anna Lorck with Tukituki Youth MP and former Head Boy of Karamu High School Keelan Heesterman.

Congratulations to all our school leaders across Hawke’s Bay

Looking to the year ahead, I am so excited about the opportunities that are out there for young people.

You are standing proud for your peers and for the future of our region.

So I implore you to look at all options for the future and ﬁnd something you are interested in or enjoy. Because you truly can do anything you put your mind to, both at school and beyond.

You have started your year of leadership at a time in our history where school life, your learning environment and how you keep connected with friends and teachers has certainly changed from when you began in Year 9. Who would have imagined that mask wearing would basically become part of the uniform, and yet as young people always do, you rise to the challenge, adapt and make the most of technology to also teach us a thing or two! With ﬁve daughters who, like me have grown up and gone to school here, I am forever learning more by listening to the younger generation’s ideas for a better world, for Climate Change, for wellbeing. I know you will keep making the most of every opportunity ahead now and as you continue on your own journey for lifetime success. Keep ﬂying high.

Anna Lorck Your local MP for Tukituki

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There are so many possibilities, with new and emerging technologies and changes to the way people are working.We are also seeing lots of young people choosing trades as a really great option for their futures.These are fantastic options, as is university or any further study in an area you like the look or sound of. For example since July 2020, nearly 190,000 people have been supported to study through the Trades Training and Apprenticeships Fund.This is across a range of sectors – construction, conservation, community support, engineering, primary industries, road transport and information technology – and there are so many opportunities in each of them.

I also want to acknowledge the fact many of you are ﬁnishing school or starting your ﬁnal years having gone through two years of a pandemic. COVID-19 has meant a shift in the way we learn and has been incredibly tough for many families. So my message to you is this: good luck, go easy on yourself, but don’t give up – you’ve got a great year, and a great future, ahead of you. Chris Hipkins, Minister of Education.

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Hastings Girls High School Hastings Boys High Central Hawke’s Bay College William Colenso College Napier Boys High School Woodford House Napier Girls High School Lindisfarne College Havelock North High School Sacred Heart College St John’s College Wairoa College Flaxmere College Iona College Totara College Tamatea High School Te Aute College Aratika Academy Hastings Christian School Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ngati Kahungunu Ki Heretaunga Karamu High School Taradale High School

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508 Pakowhai Road Stortford Lodge Hastings (06) 873 1133 admin@hastingsgirls.com www.hastingsgirls.com

OUR 2022 STUDENT LEADERS DEPUTY HEAD GIRL Kristyn Kupa-Elliott

HEAD GIRL Georgia Treneman

OPEN EVENING TUESDAY 9 AUGUST 2022 More information will be shared on our website. Follow us on Facebook for the latest news from HGHS.

HEAD GIRL Mercy Ili

AMORANGI Maera Tahau

VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS CAPTAIN Kasharna Edwards

DEPUTY HEAD GIRL Georgia Miller

STUDENT COUNCIL CHAIR Aashmeen Jalaf

ACADEMIC CAPTAIN Mackenzie Varcoe

PURPLE HOUSE CAPTAIN Mawiyah Uddin

SPORTS CAPTAIN Mia Hill

GOLD HOUSE CAPTAIN Katie Lincoln

CULTURAL CAPTAIN Miracle Laga’aia

BLUE HOUSE CAPTAIN Maoluma Fa’avae Fagalilo

COMMUNITY LIAISON CAPTAIN Ahnaliyah Maas

GREEN HOUSE CAPTAIN Leutaafale-Tooa Matamata

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Prefects 2022

Back Row: Vikta Tevita, Matthew Brown, Jackson McKay, Shyne Tahuparae-Rawhiti, Liam Bruce, Bryson Crawford-Pakoti, Jehmial Ross Middle Row: Michael Lansdown, Joel Stevenson, Benjamin Barclay, Tom Allen, Reuben Allen, Storm Hepi-Tilton, Jayden Wilson Front Row: Mr G.L. Barrett (Acting Headmaster), Pritesh Sunder (Academic Captain), William Folau (Cultural Captain), Quaid Crawford (Head Boy), Riley Bogard-Allan (Deputy Head Boy), Hunter Yarrall (Sports Captain), Arnie Cave (Community Captain) Absent: Rudy Ioasa, Koby Deacon, Tali Ioasa, Derek Fa’avae Heretaunga Ararau Heretaunga Haukunui Heretaunga Haro o te Kahu Heretaunga takoto noa o Te Matau a Maui tikitiki-a-Taranga Ko Takitimu te waka tapu Ko Kahuranaki te maunga Ko Ngaruroro Mokotuararo ki Rangatira te awa Ko Ngati Kahungunu te iwi Ko Nga Tamatane o Heretaunga te kura Ko Te Manu Huia te tohu Akina - Akina tukua

Quaid Crawford Head Boy

I feel very privileged to have been given the honour of leading the school as your Head Boy for 2022. I was born in Hastings and have grown up in the Bay. I come from a family of ﬁve. My mother and father are both teachers, I have two sisters, one is studying Education in Auckland and the other is studying to become a teacher through Massey University. I enjoy sport especially waka ama, rugby and going to the gym. In my spare time I enjoy diving out at Bare Island and ﬁshing with my whanau at Waimarama Beach. I also have both of my cousins here at school as well as my grandfather who is on the staff.

In my time at school I have tried to involve myself in all ﬁve areas of the school. I have strived to do and give my best through sport, culture, academics, leadership and service. I am proud that I have contributed in all of these areas. Hastings Boys’ High School has afforded me many opportunities that have helped me grow into the young man I am today. I see the role of prefect as one of service and this will allow me

Pritesh Sunder Academic Captain

to give back to the school. It is my chance to build on the legacy that those before me have left. It is an opportunity to add to the fabric of the school by striving daily to live by and promote the seven Akina Man values. During my time at the Outward Bound Leadership Course I learnt about the values that make a great leader. Compassion, empathy, self belief and learning to be comfortable being

Hunter Yarrall Sports Captain

uncomfortable. These are some of the values I look forward to instilling within the prefect group this year. It is our turn to lead from the front and give back. E hara taku toa i te toa takitahi engari he toa takitini. My strength is not that of a single warrior but that of many. Quaid Crawford Head Boy 2022

Arnie Cave Community Captain

OPEN NIGHT IN TERM 3 Date to be Conﬁrmed

Riley Bogard-Allan Deputy Head Boy

William Folau Cultural Captain

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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)

Liam Bruce Heretaunga House Captian

Jehmial Ross Te Kahu House Captain

Vikta Tevita Manu Huia House Captain

Koby Deacon Te Mata House Captain

HERETAUNGA Named after an area “Hastings”. This is where our school is situated and is the area that draws most of the school’s 700 or so pupils. MANU HUIA Named after the school emblem the Huia Bird. The Huia bird was a prized possession by the early Maori for the feathers. They were worn by those who were deemed to have Mana and respect. The Huia bird is also noted for its loyalty to its mate. TE KAHU Named after the bird “The Hawk”. The Hawk can be seen around most part of Hawke’s Bay and is a common site on most country roads.The true beauty of Hastings can only be seen from the lofty heights that the Hawk ﬂies. TE MATA Named after the famous Hastings landmark “Te Mata Peak”. This mountain range is the backdrop for the school. Named after the famous Kahungunu giant, Rangokako who lies along the peak - known as his resting place. The mountains full name “Te Matarae o Rongokako” - The brow of Rongokako.

Photos taken in 2021

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

CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY PREFECTS 2022

The Prefects team is responsible for leading their peers in each of their portfolios throughout the year. Left to right: Amalia Stevenson, Bradley Booth, Harriet Strong, Aidan Flack, Ashlee Thompson, Curtis Osborne, Rosie White, Lachie Kirk

HEAD PREFECTS

2021 DUX LITTERARUM Ashlee Thompson and Curtis Osborne 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

BOT STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE

Charles Batistis

Cove Lambert

Charles Batistis, had the honour of receiving Dux for the 2021 academic year. Charles is following his passion for Science and Mathematics in his future studies

Year 12 student Cove Lambert is the Student Representative on the Board of Trustees and is currently studying Level 2 NCEA after achieving Excellence in Level 1 NCEA. This is Cove’s second term as Student Representative.

SPORTS PREFECTS

CULTURAL PREFECTS

2022 HOUSE CAPTAINS

Lachie Kirk and Harriet Strong work along side the Sports Coordinator and promote sport within the College. This includes the Inter School and Inter House events.

Curtis Osborne and Rosie White promote all cultural aspects within the school, inclusive of day to day events as well as larger production style events such as school productions, and Fryer Cup.

House Captains play an important part in the running of the sporting and cultural inter-house events that are held each year. Their experience and encouragement allow students to excel in these extra curricula activities.

ACADEMIC PREFECTS

COMMUNITY PREFECTS

DEVELOPING YOUNG LEADERS

Amalia Stevenson and Aidan Flack promote academic issues within the College. This includes the enhancement of the CAM system as well as NCEA matters. This includes the Golden Crown Awards scheme and a role at Prizegivings.

Bradley Booth and Ashlee Thompson in their role as community Prefects promote the services available to students at the College and co-ordinate special events for example, SADD, 40 Hour famine, Daffodil Day.

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.

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

William Colenso College Student Leaders 2022 Back Row: Materita Paku (Student Support Leader), Elijah MacGillivray (Deputy Head Boy), Kimi Thompson (Head Boy), Matangirau Whaanga (Cultural Leader/House Captain: Waikamaka), William Christison (Academic Leader). Front Row: Dany Puhara (Head Girl), Karena Kaukau (Sports Leader), Samantha Schoﬁeld (House Captain: Remutupo), Janice Faraimo (Cultural Leader), Grace Timmins (House Captain: Remutupo), Chelsea Fisher (Deputy Head Girl), Kaisha-Dale Ropitini (House Captain: Tupari). Absent: Ella-Rose Haua & Serena Hubbard(House Captains: Maropea), Kamaea Morris (Environmental Leader/House Captain: Waikamaka)

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

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NAPIER BOYS’ School Leaders 2022 HEADBOY

DEPUTY HEADBOY

• NCEA level one with excellence endorsement, a total of 90 excellence credits. • NCEA level two with excellence endorsement, a total of 80 excellence credits. • NCEA level three with excellence endorsement already. • Napier Boys’ High School Rugby • Hawkes Bay Under 16 Rugby • Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Canoe Polo

• 121 NCEA level one credits, with excellence endorsement • 106 NCEA level two credits, with merit endorsement • Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hurricanes Under 18 Rugby • Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Canoe Polo

• 121 NCEA level one credits, with excellence endorsement • 98 NCEA level two credits, with merit endorsement • Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hurricanes Under 18 Rugby • Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Canoe Polo

Eduart Tremain

Max Rattcliffe

Gus Brown

Prefects 2022

(Left to right) Back Row: Jack Turnbull (Academics), Max Free, Jared Martin, Tasman Soanai Oeti, George McFetteridge Middle Row: Heath Awatere Madden, Levi Robinson, Liam Alexander (Sport), Max Pirie, Jamie Dumble, Jonty Elmes, Connor Moody (Cultural) Front Row: Maninder Singh (Social events), John O’Connor (Head of Napier House), Hugo Minor (Head of Clyde House) Max Rattcliffe (Deputy Headboy), Eduart Tremain (Headboy), Gus Brown (Deputy Headboy), Charlie Free (Head of Scinde House) Luke Winter (Head of Hawke House ) Finn Diphoorn.

Sporting Leaders Hawaiki Pollock

• Napier Boys’ High School Basketball • Hawkes Bay Under 17 Basketball • NCEA levels one and two with excellence

Ryan Shotter

• Napier Boys’ High School Athletics • Ranked 2nd in New Zealand over 100m • NCEA level two with excellence

Max Rattcliffe

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby • Hurricanes Under 18 Rugby • Napier Boys’ High School Senior A Canoe Polo • NCEA levels one and two with excellence

Jonty Elmes

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XI Hockey • Hawkes Bay Under 18 Hockey representative • New Zealand Under 18 Hockey team • NCEA level two with excellence

Oscar Mason

• Napier Boys’ High School Football • NCEA levels one and two with merit • Napier City Rovers Central League

Gus Brown

Thomas Hall

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XI Cricket • Hawkes Bay Under 17 Cricket Captain • NCEA levels one and two

Liam Alexander

• Napier Boys’ High School Football and Futsal • 1st XI Football • Marist Federation Senior Mens’ Football • NCEA levels one and two with excellence

• Napier Boys’ High School 1st XV Rugby Luke Winter • Hurricanes Under 18 Rugby • Napier Boys’ High School Tennis • Napier Boys’ High School Senior A • Waikato/Bays representative Tennis Canoe Polo • Ranked in top 15 in New Zealand • NCEA levels one and two with excellence • NCEA levels one and two with excellence

ACADEMIC, SPORTING AND

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HIGH SCHOOL Academic Leaders 2022

MANINDER SINGH

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence; 96 excellence credits • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence; 104 excellence credits

CHRIS LEUNG

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence; 78 excellence credits • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence; 79 excellence credits

JACK TURNBULL

• Prefect in charge of Academics in 2022 • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence; 102 excellence credits • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence; 74 excellence credits • NCEA level three 46 credits from Year 12

CONNOR PARKER

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence; 99 excellence credits • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence; 88 excellence credits • NCEA level three 44 credits from Year 12

EDUART TREMAIN

• NCEA level one endorsed with excellence; 90 excellence credits • NCEA level two endorsed with excellence; 80 excellence credits • NCEA level three endorsed with excellence from Year 12

Cultural Excellence

CONNOR PARKER

AIDAN FARRIS

• Debating and Chess • Amazing Piano player • Art Level two with Excellence • Production Band • NCEA levels one and two • NCEA level two with with excellence excellence

CONNOR MOODY

• Grade 7 level Piano • School Jazz and Funk Band • Major Production Band / Choir • NCEA level one and two endorsed with excellence

CAMERON BOYLE • • • •

Grade 8 Saxophone School Jazz and Funk Band Major Production Band NCEA level one and two endorsed with merit

CHRISTIAN LILBURN –Y12 • Napier Boys’ High School Band and Funk Band • Rock band – Echo Beach • Lead in Major Production • NCEA level one endorsed with excellence

CULTURAL EXCELLENCE FOR YOUNG MEN

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INTRODUCING OUR LEADERS FOR 2022 Woodford House would like to congratulate our 2022 Prefects and thank them for the integral leadership role they play in the School.

Ella Simmons Head Prefect

Martine Sandberg Deputy Head Prefect

Charlotte Treadwell Academic Prefect

Miharu Nagata Arts Prefect

Bella Ladbrook Boarding Prefect

Jewel Titter Chapel Prefect

Liberty Jackson Communications Prefect

Amelia Barrett Frimley Prefect

Imogen Lovell Global Prefect

ZhiQian Lu Innovation Prefect

Amelia Ross Rouncil Prefect

Isabel Westwood Service Prefect

Annabel Kerr Sports Prefect

In light of the profound vision of Mabel Annie Hodge; ‘to create a real school for girls where the head, heart and hands are engaged’, I can conﬁdently pass the mantle of leadership to these capable, conﬁdent, ethical and caring young women to be outstanding role models in 2022.” Mrs Julie Peterson, Principal

Emma de Lautour Tauroa Prefect

Sophie Burn Wallingford Prefect

Rosa MacKenzie Wellbeing Prefect

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Standing L-R: ZhiQian Lu, Rosa MacKenzie, Bella Ladbrook, Emma de Lautour, Isabel Westwood, Imogen Lovell, Amelia Barrett, Amelia Ross, Jewel Titter, Charlotte Treadwell, Miharu Nagata and Sophie Burn | Seated L-R: Liberty Jackson, Annabel Kerr, Martine Sandberg, Mrs Julie Peterson (Principal) and Ella Simmons

2022 DIGITAL

OPEN DAY Friday 22 April

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FROM LEFT; McKenzie Pepere (Manutaki), Madeline Laugesen (Hostel), Amelia Otto (Deputy Head), Mrs Dawn Ackroyd (Tumuaki), Amaia Watson (Manukura), Eva Ronberg (Deputy Head), Grace Jensen (Hostel), Tahlia Pere (Manutaki)

Napier Girls’ High School 2022 Leaders

Te Kura Tuarua mō ngā Kōhine o Ahuriri

GOLD HOUSE PREFECTS Bayley Kerr, Willa Ormond

RED HOUSE PREFECTS Baylie Young, Lucy Morrison

GREEN HOUSE PREFECTS Amelia Hayes, Stella Marshall

BLUE HOUSE PREFECTS Charlotte Swayn, Arabella Smith

SPORTS PREFECTS Rachel Klem, Sophie Pollock

COMMUNICATIONS PREFECTS Bree Fraser, Maia Wylie

ACADEMIC PREFECT Zoe Foster, Charlotte Hawke

EVENTS PREFECT Rebekah Metelerkamp, Greta Augustine

PERFORMING ARTS PREFECTS Angelyn Zeng (Music), Rosemary Jones (Drama), Isabella Davidson-Payne (Dance)

STUDENT WELLBEING PREFECTS Isabel Dunnett-Welch, Emilie Gerber

ENVIRONMENTAL PREFECTS Ruby Potbury, Laura Abel

PASIFIKA VAINE TOA Ruby Taite

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MANA TĀNGATA

Is essentially about the dignity of the person, self determination and the rights and obligations that we all have as individuals. A fundamental aspect of mana tāngata is connection - to each other, to our environment, and to the spiritual realm. When we give respect to all those connections, the mana of all of us as individuals is enhanced - AMAIA WATSON, MANUKURA

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LINDISFARNE COLLEGE LEADERS 2022

Embracing Opportunities Head Prefect Tuawhio Porima

Deputy Head Boy Sam Bartram

Head of Boarding Hugh Kilsby

I would like to say how incredibly grateful and honoured I am to be chosen as Head Prefect of Lindisfarne College for 2022. In this role, I know I will encounter many challenges that will constantly test my leadership and character. However, I can give the assurance that I did not accept this position half-heartedly and together, the prefect team and I will overcome these challenges and get the job done. The role of Head Prefect has provided me with a great opportunity to be a key leader in our school. This is just the latest in the stream of opportunities that I have been offered at Lindisfarne. Every day we have great opportunities placed before us but these are only of value to us if we take advantage of them. I intend to encourage all boys at the College to make an effort to try something new this year. By trying something new, we give ourselves the opportunity to grow and develop as young men. As a result of seizing the moment, I’ve been fortunate enough to receive an outstanding academic education,

play rugby, and be a part of the Kapa Haka group, but also, Lindisfarne has given me access to pursue other interests, different interests such as speech and drama and public speaking. I have gained vitals skills that have allowed me to take on the role of Head Boy with confidence, something I would not have thought possible a few years ago. My journey as Head Prefect at Lindisfarne is one that has been shared by many good men before me and will be shared by many more good men to come. The last four years at Lindisfarne have given me the necessary tools to take on a job like this. And I hope to use these tools to achieve the goals that the prefect team and I have set out to accomplish this year. Chief among these goals is to inspire all our students to become men of character who go on to lead successful and significant lives. We will do this by first urging them to take advantage of the opportunities they currently have at their fingertips. Tuawhio Porima – Head Prefect 2022

“To be named a Lindisfarne prefect is a huge honour and it demonstrates that these young men have offered to serve and lead their school. I am conﬁdent they will at all times have the six Lindisfarne values uppermost in their minds: They will be respectful and kind to all. They will show courage when forced to make difﬁcult but correct decisions and when outside their comfort zone. They will not use their prefect position to wield power, but rather they will lead with humility and integrity. And, naturally, they will serve. They will be a team, but they’ll connect positively with the rest of the student body, with their friends and with staff. I wish our 2022 prefects all the very best for the year ahead.” - Rector, Mr Stuart Hakeney

For more information: www.lindisfarne.school.nz

Boarding and Day enrolments are open for 2023 and beyond

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Cultural Prefect Quinn Le Lievre

Cultural Prefect James Kennedy

Chapel Prefect Daniel Diprose

Service Prefect George Esson

Year 7/8 Prefect Jonty Good

Year 7/8 Prefect Sam Devescovi

Academic Prefect Timothy Cornwall

Academic Prefect Dylan Barker

Sports Prefect Sam Cassidy

Sports Prefect Lovepreet Padda

Sports Prefect Corban Watson

International Prefect Sean Lagikula

Oswald House Prefect Matt Buckeridge

Aidan House Prefect Joshua Wynne-Lewis

Durham House Prefect Ethan Byloo

Cuthbert House Prefect Geordie Calder

EXCELLENCE ON A NATIONAL LEVEL

Lindisfarne NCEA pass rates and endorsements compared to the rest of New Zealand in 2021

Level One

96.4%

75.8% decile 8-10 boys schools 78.6% decile 8-10 girls schools

Level Two

97.4%

82.6% decile 8-10 boys schools 88.6% decile 8-10 girls schools

Level Three

96.7%

73.7% decile 8-10 boys schools 85.4% decile 8-10 girls schools

Attained UE

91.7%

56.7% decile 8-10 boys schools 72.1% decile 8-10 girls schools

2021 SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS 15 boys across 15 different subjects were awarded scholarships, 36 Scholarships were awarded including 4 outstanding Scholarships. Finley Duncan: 6 Scholarship (including 1 Outstanding Scholarship) Zac Maulder: 5 Scholarships (Top Scholar - Accounting) (including 1 Outstanding Scholarship)

Jack Wilton: 4 Scholarships (Top Scholar - Ag.Hort) (including 1 Outstanding Scholarship) Thomas Goodisson: 4 Scholarships Zachary Fitzgibbon: 3 Scholarships

Matthew Goodwin: 2 Scholarships (including 1 Outstanding Scholarship) Ben Sloan: 2 Scholarships Kevin Lu: 2 Scholarships

Edward Brougham: 2 Scholarships 1 Scholarship: Dylan Barker, Matt Buckeridge, Quinn Le Lievre, Lanson Randell, Oliver Taylor and Tim Wilson

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Havelock North High School Aim to excel - Whaia te iti kahurangi At HNHS we acknowledge the trend in leadership away from the authoritative model to one which recognises that all students have developing leadership qualities. We also believe that leadership is an ongoing and developing process. Our concern with the authoritative model is that it often casts shadows over other students who may also have aspirations in this area.

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 all Year 13 students have the opportunity to be part of these committees as well as being part of the mentoring programme for our junior students.

As such, we encourage all of our students to develop the confidence to Greg Fenton lead by working hard, showing initiative and supporting others. Principal

Committee Leaders Academic

Committee Leaders International

Environmental

Cayden Taylor & James Burns

Rebecca Ellis & Sophie Tiedemann (Absent)

School Services

Sport

Anna Sandleback & Abbie Lythgoe

Jessica White Toby Evans (Absent)

SADD

Taiohi Tu

Aimee Kay & Sophia Mansell

Anja Edwards

Community Services

Aysha Vossen-Chong & Sienna Wall

Erin Austin & Eva Burton

Cultural

Hauora

Elijah Moore & Renee Thompson

Year 13 Forum

BOT Student Representative Kaiya Read-Butcher

Head Girl Rakairoa Joyce - Head Boy Thomas Hooper

Jasmine Parsons & Sophia McKeefry

www.hnhs.school.nz

Front Row L-R: Emily Herd (Rata House Leader), Thomas Hoop per (Head Boy), Rakairoa Joyce (Head Girl), Kaiya Read-Butcher (BOT Student Representative), Anja Edwards (Miro House Leadeer) Middle Row L-R: Oscar Campbell (Kauri House Leader), Agyeiw waa Tabi-Amponsah (Tainui House Leader), Tarang Kant (Tainui House Leader), Elle Lovatt (Kauri Deputy), Hannah Estcourt (Miro Deputy), Aysha Vossen-Chong (Rata Deputy) Back Row L-R: Eddie O’Reilly (Rata House Leader), George Fielld (Rata Deputy), Alice Hinton (Tainui Deputy), Bayedan Hales (Tainui Deputy), Lola Kidd, (Kauri House Leader)), Daniel Cunningham (Miro House Leader), Ty Ormsby (Miro Deputy) Absent: Karsen Vesty (Kauri Deputy)

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As such, we encourage all of our students to develop the confidence to Greg Fenton lead by working hard, showing initiative and supporting others. Principal

Committee Leaders Academic

Committee Leaders International

Environmental

Cayden Taylor & James Burns

Rebecca Ellis & Sophie Tiedemann (Absent)

School Services

Sport

Anna Sandleback & Abbie Lythgoe

Jessica White Toby Evans (Absent)

SADD

Taiohi Tu

Aimee Kay & Sophia Mansell

Anja Edwards

Community Services

Aysha Vossen-Chong & Sienna Wall

Erin Austin & Eva Burton

Cultural

Hauora

Elijah Moore & Renee Thompson

Year 13 Forum

BOT Student Representative Kaiya Read-Butcher

Head Girl Rakairoa Joyce - Head Boy Thomas Hooper

Jasmine Parsons & Sophia McKeefry

www.hnhs.school.nz

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Wellbeing Leaders: Indira Moﬀatt (Left) & Ashleigh Madams

Sports Leader: Helena Street

Community Leader: Leticia Windsor

Arts Leader: Mia Anderson

Head Girl: Taila Reardon-Crichton (Middle) Deputy Head Girls: Rylee Fergus (Left) & Charlotte Clayton (Right)

Academic Leader: Lyrissa Fontaine

Catholic Character Leader: Neila Story

Cultural Leaders: Jacqueline Matauli (Left) & Aroha Tawhiri

House Leaders: (Left to right) Zoe Hawkins, Jaimee Gerbes, Baylee Sharp, Alice Thomas (absent)

Empowering personal success through the Catholic faith

Te ngakau me te hinengaro

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St John’s College

Holistic Education • Attaining Excellence

Introducing our 2022 Leaders

2022 PREFECTS - Back Row: Manaia Rangihuna, Reid McGrath, Angus Ross, Seth Howes, Cameron Stevens, William Brown, Noah Boyd, Caleb Halbert, Noel Daly, Rajveer Singh, Jason Smith Front Row: Conor Frith (Deputy Head Boy), Noah Kaio (Head Boy), Dylan Homan (Deputy Head Boy)

ENROLMENTS FOR 2023

NOW OPEN Come and join us for a look around St. John’s College where you can meet the staff and students, learn about our holistic teaching philosophy and how it helps us with Growing Our Boys into Great Men.

PROSPECTUS EVENING

7pm Thursday 12th May 2022

For more information visit: stjohns.school.nz or email: admin@stjohns.school.nz or phone 06 878 6853

St John’s College

Holistic Education • Attaining Excellence

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SNAPSHOT OF SCHOOLS ACROSS THE REGION

Our Vision:

Jeﬀery Ismail Manu House Leader

Wairoa College, the school of choice by engaging students in an innovative, future focused curriculum that inspires personal excellence

Our Mission:

Our core values:

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

Caring for each student, Manaakitanga Working together,, Kotahitanga Respect, Whakamana

Ngamihi McIlroy Communications Prefect

Resilience, Aumangea

Bethany Kerley Te Toki House Leader

Pahauwera Hungahunga

Nga Taiaha Aralee Rudd—Head Girl

Custom Rigby-Grace Deputy Head Girl

Mahinarangi Hume Academic Prefect

Goal: To be able to accomplish great academic achievements to further better my education and see the school strive.

A goal I have for this year is to help students at Wairoa College maintain both a positive mental and physical wellbeing, so they have stronger resilience when it comes to learning online and in the classroom. I hope to make this year a memorable one with all year 13!

CeizarFasso-HeadBoy

Mygoalfor2022isto leaveabigfootprintinthis schoolandbe rememberedasoneofthe bestrolemodelsthe schoolhasevercome across.IÔdalsoliketo achieveallmygoalsand haveasuccessful future

Steven Huata Deputy Head Boy

One of my goal is to make sure I accomplish everything that would further improve both me and others.

Patricia Taumata Albert

Patu House Leader

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Flaxmere College Student Success is the Only Option! Student Leadership Team

Jai Henare-Hiki, Head Student

Bradley Dell

Dyvontei Gray

Ellyn Mansell

Vieanna Matthews

Osirus Mewburn

Shontae Mitchell

Brenda Price

Deva Stone-Muriwai

We asked our student leaders what made Flaxmere College a special place for them? “We may be a small school, but we are supported to achieve big things” – Ellyn Mansell “Student voice is valued here at our kura” – Jai Henare-Hiki “There are a lot of cultural opportunities here at our kura” – Brenda Price

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

STUDENT SUCCESS IS THE ONLY OPTION

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Left to right: Larissa Hill, Bachelor of Social Work Student | Courtney Beams, Bachelor of Nursing Student | Samantha Lee, Bachelor of Nursing Student

eit.ac.nz 0800 22 55 348

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L L A O T S N O I T A L U T A R G S R N E N CO N I PW I H S R A L O H C S R U O Offered since 2004, the Year 13 Degree Scholarship has helped many students gain a high quality education locally with less of a financial burden. This year there are 73 scholarships awarded for degree study at EIT Hawke’s Bay. Most of these students will receive their first year free with the Government Fees Free initiative and will receive the Year 13 Degree Scholarship for their second year of study.

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Proudly acknowledging our 2022 leaders Congratulations to our 2022 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.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Standing: Alexandra Stubbs - Head of Columba House, Havana Fierro - Communications Prefect, Emily Moore - Junior Prefect, Shiloh Perrott - Chapel Prefect, Taygen Elliott - Head of Fraser House, Harriet Lynch - Sports Prefect, Elise Ramage - Wellbeing Prefect, Lexi Kittow - Service Prefect. Seated: Fleur Bary - Head of Gartan House, Ashley Zheng - Academic Prefect, Rosie Sunckell - Head of School, Principal Helen Armstrong, Lottie Tattersall - Head of Boarding, Jess Klingender - Performing Arts Prefect, Kayla Limbrick - Head of McNeil House.

Open Day 2022 Register now to join us online for our Virtual Open Day www.iona.school.nz

Boarding and Day School for Girls - Years 7-13

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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.

Totara College and its new School Leaders T

he college year has started well with the addition of new students in both Primary and Secondary and new staff.

It is with great excitement that we announce the new Totara College student leaders for 2022. Charlotte Patu (Year 13) and Piper Carnie (Year 13) are our 2 Students Leaders with Josiah Max (Year 13) and Ben Knightly (Year 12) as Deputy Leaders. The choice of leaders demonstrates the caliber of students at Totara College. All four of our student leaders have demonstrated qualities and values of leadership. Charlotte is passionate about Tikanga Ma-ori. She has taken and instigated opportunities to share her knowledge and experience with the school community and beyond. Piper demonstrates our school motto of Phillipians 3:14 “I press towards the mark” She is a natural leader and motivator. She is a diligent worker who always pushes herself beyond her comfort zone. Josiah has shown leadership in his interactions with his peers and the school community. His calm and patient nature enables him to work alongside others without being intrusive. Ben brings his own unique style and personality to the leadership team. He enjoys relaxing with his friends, but it also aware of deadlines that need to be met. He has demonstrated great attitude and skills that are beﬁtting of a deputy leader. We wish God’s blessings and wisdom over them this year; that they will fulﬁl their God given potential – as our motto says, and be role models for the whole Totara College Community. Left: The new school leaders (left - right) Ben Knightly, Charlotte Patu, Piper Carnie, Josiah Max

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INTRODUCING OUR SENIOR LEADERS FOR 2022 Back Row L-R: Paige Parata-Duncan, Sam Adams (Head Boy), Jordan Gee, Michael Apai Ah Kuoi, Hannah Pilmer Front Row L-R: Makyla Pilcher, Katie Moorcock (Head Girl), Zaina Simran, Bailey Wilkins, Shyline Chatiza

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

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TE AUTE COLLEGE Established since 1854

Kiamataara,etūirungaitewhakapono, WhakatangataKiaKahakiameatiaākoutoumeakatoairungaitearoha

NGARIMU VC WHARE House Captains

ROTENE WHARE

House Captains

ALIZE EPERE, Ngāti Porou, Tainui LEIGHAN REUBEN, Ngāti Awa (Whakatane), Ngāti Porou – Te Whānau o Tuwhakairiora, Tuhoe, Rangitane

PAREKURA WATENE-SAVEA, Ngāti Kahungunu ki te Whanganui a Orotū, Ngāti Porou KEREAMA TUUTA, Ngāti Mutunga ki Taranaki, Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa

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

MĀTAURANGA

TATANA WHARE

House Captains

HEAD BOY 2022 - MAIKA GRAHAM

NGATA WHARE House Captains

JOSEPH RAHIRI, Ngāti Ranginui, Rangitane, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa ROPATA RAIHE, Ngāti Mahuta, Ngāti Makirangi, Waikato Tainui

Ngāi Te Whatuiāpiti, Ngāi Te Rangitekahutia, Ngāi Te Hurihangaiterangi, Ngāti Hāwea, Ngāti Hori, Ngāti Kere, Ngāti Manuhiri, Ngāi Toroiwaho, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Porou, Muaūpoko, Ngāti Apa, Rangitāne, Ngāti Hāmoa

ISAIAH REIRI, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa MOREHU FOLAU, Ngāti Porou, Ngāpuhi

MĀORITANGA

WHANAUNGATANGA

WAIRUATANGA

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Manaakitia ana tatou Noho ana i te whāriki o whakaiti Whakahīhī ana kia riro mā tātou e panoni ai

We are blessed We are humbled We are proud to be the change

Developing Men of Valour.

“Te“Te Aratika” means “The“The RightRight Path”Path” and our leaders are Developing Men of Valour are who building their positive Aratika” means and our leaders are Developing Men ofwho Valour are on building on theirplatforms positive for change. platforms for change. Aspiring entrepreneurs who who are culturally connected, confident, competent and have a positive sense of sense wellbeing . Aspiring entrepreneurs are culturally connected, confident, competent and have a positive of wellbeing . OurOur movers and shakers, our history makers, our rangatira o āpōpō (Leaders of tomorrow) movers and shakers, our history makers, our rangatira o āpōpō (Leaders of tomorrow)

Maeva McLean Nahora Ngāti Kahungunu

Ashley Marsden-Duncan – Ngāti Kahungunu

2021 Prime Ministers Vocational Excellence Award Recipient

Te Hora Papatūānuku (Senior Award) This award celebrates Kaitiakitanga – Pūtaiaoa-nuku (Guardianship of the environment)

The award celebrates the achievement of secondary students enrolled in vocational programmes of learning, and as vocational pathway options at Te Aratika Academy are central to our curriculum delivery, we are very proud of Maeva.

Ashley is a leader who demonstrates honesty, integrity and accountability. He shows strong commitment to his studies, applying himself to both his academic outcomes and personal learning goals for the year.

He continues to show great leadership skills, and we believe this award reflects both his achievements and his potential to succeed at whatever he focuses on.

We look forward to seeing his growth in 2022

Head Boy Guillaume Uys

Head Girl Anouk van Seventer

Deputy Head Boy Cole van der Spuy

Deputy Head Girl Aashna Anish

Introducing our Student Leaders for 2022 Exemplary learners in all walks of life

Sports and Music Prefects Elske Lagas (Music), Cole van der Spuy & Esmè Meinsma (Sports)

House Leaders Kowhai House: Madeleine Millard & Matthew Knox. Manuka House: William Sclater & Rebekah Reyland Rimu House: Bradley Eldershaw & Brianna Hetherington. Totara House: Lindsey Kloosterman & Joseph Thompson

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UE Pass Rate 91% N CEA L1 ,2 & 3 ove ra ll pass rate 95%

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Te Kura Kaupapa Ma- ori o Nga- ti Kahungunu Ki Heretaunga Te Kura Kaupapa Ma-ori o Nga-ti Kahungunu Ki Heretaunga, is an outstanding school highly sought after by families living locally and further aﬁeld. With a strong reputation for providing an excellent and broad education, thus ensuring that all students can reach their personal potential, our school has an excellent record of outstanding achievements in academic and a wide range of other endeavours

Te Kura Kaupapa Ma-ori o Nga-ti Kahungunu Ki Heretaunga

139 Stock Road, Bridge Pa, Hastings 06 879 5235

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Karamu High School Leaders 2022 Congratulations to our 2022 Leaders Karamu High School would like to acknowledge and commend our Year 13 student leaders that have been chosen for 2022. This group of young people have demonstrated the characteristics and qualities of leadership that make them valuable members of the Karamu High School 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 using the words of Jerry Dunn. “Don’t limit your challenges, challenge your limits” Our leaders are now looking forward to starting their Year 13 leadership and learning journey, while riding the challenging road that faces them ahead – knowing they have the support, guidance and aroha of their whanau, school and the community around them. He waka eke noa. Mrs Dionne Thomas - Principal

Cultural and Performing Arts Leaders Edwin Hunt, Cody Baker Absent: June Sheardown, Maia Bassett

Deputy Head Students (L-R) Jordyn Nicholson, Rory McKay Head Students Sasha Sharma and Jack Arcus

Community Leaders Kate Weaver, Daniel O’Connell

House Leaders (L-R) Tuki Tuki - Hayley Austin, Jess Webb, Kaweka - Kyra Byers, Keerat Singh, Te Mata - Courtney Walker, Seb Theobald, Heretaunga - Corey Sullivan, Briah McGrail-Timms

Sport Leaders Maddy Hughes Absent: Jakob Mathews

Academic Leaders (L-R) Gabriel Barlow, Cora Davidson, Annabel Elmsly, Braden Cooper

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 Monday 8th August 2022

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Congratulations to our Leaders for 2022

Head Girl and Boy

Heads of School

KeesTapine,RosieYoung,DavidOliver,(Principal),FredSugden&ElyseKing Fred Sugden & Rosie Young

Head of Miller

Head of Kaiwhata

Georgia Dearing & Anna Durrant Jacob Siaosi & Tasmin Smith

Head of Hetley

Declan Montieth & Ellie Harding

Head of Tareha

Libby Syms & Hamish Robinson

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Heads of Academic

Head of Maori Studies

Head of Music &Head of Drama

Head of Pasiﬁka

Lucas Allen & Ashleigh Goodall

Nathan Sims & Sophie Baker

Head of Wellbeing Ruby Wilkinson-Smith

Lana Annan

Head of Sport

Ruben Davies & Grace Dooney

Head of Environment

Amelia Mackay & Tali Moore

Head of Functions

Alex Nisbet & Charlize Yee

Holly Taylor, Greer McCarthy (abs)

Head of Technology

Charlie Wedge & Porche Potgieter

Head of Awhina Sam Kerr

Head of Peer Support

Thomas Mooney, Amanda Payne, Kayla Bailey, Marjolaine Stranaghan, Molly CooperSmith (abs)

Board of Trustees Student Rep Kees Tapine

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