Information – P. 2

25 June NCEA Tracking reports issued 29 & 30 June Report evenings 2 July Te Arawa Secondary schools kapa haka regionals FRIDAYw 9 JULY END OF TERM 2

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VOLUNTEERS FOR READER / WRITER

RLHS is looking for volunteers to become Assessment Assistance (Reader/Writers) for our Tamariki during in-class assessments/tests or for our upcoming NCEA exams. If you would like further information or can provide assistance for this area, please get in contact with the school or email gainsfordh@rotorualakes.school.nz

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MATHS HOMEWORK CENTRE Each WEDNESDAY from 3.30 – 4.15 in A11

All students are Welcome - Please bring a snack and remember this is a space where all students can come and complete homework, get some help if needed or simply have some time to do the mahi.

STUDENT SUCCESSES

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OUTSTANDING SWIMMING

Congratulations to our swimmers who competed in the Taupo XLR8 meet over the weekend.

Hannah Kiernan yr 9: Bronze in the 200 Breaststroke Top 10 placings in 50 Free, 100IM and 400 Free 100% personal best times

Stella Weston yr 11: Gold in the 100 Free Silver in the 50 Free 200 Breaststroke and 50 Breaststroke

Samuel Trass yr 11: Gold in 200 Back, 50 Back and 100IM Bronze in the 400 Free

Outstanding swims from all three students in their buildup for NZ Secondary Schools. Fantastic results!

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iSPORT

Well done to our students, Samuel Trass, Uenuku MalcomPapworth, Kya Stuart and Maraea Paul who attended the Isport Foundation “Connecting to Character” Youth Leadership Day on 28 May in Rotorua.

A total of 51 schools were chosen and approximately 700 students attended the iSPORT Foundation Leadership Day. The Foundation inspires and enables NZ Youth to participate in sport and be the best they can be – no matter their circumstances. They believe every child has a right to be physically active, have access to positive role models and be the best they can be regardless of their circumstances.

The guests of honour were Richie McCaw, Dan Carter, Willie Apiata, Honey Hireme-Smiler and Les Elder. Our students were thrilled to meet our NZ stars and even had the chance to join workshops with them! Such a fantastic day for our students.

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FANTASTIC COMPETITIVE CHALLENGES

A tight game of football between Okareka and Tikitapu on Tuesday - nil all at the end of game time so a penalty shootout was held and Tikitapu won 3-1. It was an exciting game between Rotokakahi and Tarawera with the score 8 – 4 going to Rotokakahi. Great fun!! Well done to all our students��