Leaders in their Schools 2022
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Developing Men of Valour.
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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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