Programme 2015 combined edited

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Tauranga Girls’ College Academic Prizegiving 2015

Academic Prizegiving Programme Wednesday 04 November 2015



Tauranga Girls’ College Senior Prizegiving 04 November 2015 Programme Big Band: 5.35 – 5.55 pm 'Watermelon Man' Herbie Handcock arr. Mike Kamuf 'Goodbye My Heart' Mike Smukal 'Frimmin' On the Jim Jam' Chris Sharp 'Malaguena' Ernesto Lecuona arr Michael Sweeney Karanga

Official Party & Academic Staff entry 5.57pm

Haka Powhiri

Kapahaka

Karakia and Mihi Waiata Board of Trustees

Chairperson’s Report: Mrs Lesley Jensen

Presentation of Year 11 Prizes

Mrs Philippa Ferguson & Ana Morris

Principal’s Report

Mrs Pauline Cowens

Innovation & Alumni Awards

Mrs Pauline Cowens

Presentation of Year 12 prizes

Mrs Caroline Bird & Mrs Lesley Jensen

Guest Speaker

Dr Shannon Carter

Chorale: Tundra by Ola Gjeilo Yo le canto todo el dia by David Brunner Presentation of Year 13 prizes

Mrs Judith Somerville & Mrs Lesley Jensen

Head Girl’s Address

Ana Morris

Presentation of Year 13 Gift

Rosemary Barker

Presentation of Recognition and Service Awards

Mrs Leonie Summerville

Senior Leadership Recognition

Mrs Pauline Cowens

Recognition of University Scholarships

Mrs Pauline Cowens

Presentation of Scholarship and Excellence Awards Mrs Pauline Cowens God of Nations Karakia


Year 11 Awards Joy

Ackerley

Diligence

Samantha

Amundsen-MacGregor Diligence

Jessica

Ansorge

Altrusa Club of Tauranga prize for first in German

Georgia

Banyard

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Science Combined

Georgia

Bartlam

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics

Cassia

Blythe-Graham

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Aquatics

Beige

Buchan

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Practical Technology Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first equal in Smart Steps Diligence

Georgia

Childs

Diligence

Alice

Cotter

Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise prize for first in English: Language & Literacy

Jasmine

Creighton

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Accounting Diligence

Ashley

Cundy

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Design Innovation

Hunta

Davies

Diligence

Stevie-Lee

Davies

Bay Office Products Depot prize for first in Contemporary Music Studies

Britney

Duggan

Diligence

Tori

Dunham

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Contemporary Maori Arts

Marlique

Ellis

Certificate of Excellence in Te Reo Maori

Somer

Eustace-Smith

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Economics

Tayla

Fraser-Brown

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Geography Diligence

Reana

Gourlay

Tauranga Federation of Women's Institutes prize for first equal in Food & Nutrition


Florina Bianca Goyena

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Music

Hannah

Green

Katarina

Gutteridge

Tauranga City Sunrise Lion's Club prize for first equal in Early Childhood Education Diligence

Maioha Haimona-Ngawharau (Year 9) Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in Te Reo Maori Tequille

Hamilton

Bay Radiology Ltd prize for first in Science Applied

Abbey

Herbison

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Computing

Paris

Heslop

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Health Diligence

Andraya

Heyes

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Japanese Diligence

Mikeely

Ivil

Bernina Servicing and Repairs prize for first equal in Textiles Technology Diligence

Anna

Jenkin

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first equal in History Diligence

Georgi

Jovner

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Art

Kaeleigh

Karrol

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Business Studies

Ashlee

Keelan-Orr

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in English

Jerushah

Keightley

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first equal in Textiles Technology

Brooklyn

Kirkwood

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first equal in Smart Steps Diligence

Nathalia

Luna Sanz

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first equal in English as a Second Language: General Diligence

Sophie

McConnell

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Digital Technology Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise prize for first in French Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics with Extensions Bay Radiology Ltd prize for first in Science Diligence

Kayla

McDonald

Bay Office Products Depot prize for first in Animal Care

Bethany

Millar

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Physical Education

Zoe

Mitchell

Bernina Servicing and Repairs prize for first in Self Defence


Jasmine

Moir

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Hospitality Foundation Skills

Ella

Moor

Design Association of New Zealand Cup for most improved Graphic Student

Carlie

Morreel

Bay Office Products Depot prize for first equal in Early Childhood Education

Jocelyn

Murray

Tauranga Federation of Women's Institutes prize for first equal in Food & Nutrition

Ngawaiwera

Ngatoko

Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in Nga Mahia a Te Rehia

Arna

Northcott

Diligence

Breeana

Olsen

Tauranga City Sunrise Lion's Club prize for first in Mathematics with Applications

Stacey

Parish

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Social Science

Mischa

Ruegg

Diligence

Pipi

Sherry

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Te Ao Maori

Danielle

Sigley

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Drama

Chontelle

Strijkers-Bell

Tauranga Girls’ College prize for first in Design & Visual Communication

Dael

Summerhays-Sunnex

Bay Radiology Ltd prize for first in Spanish

Ashleigh

Summerville

Diligence

Madeleine

Thompson

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Digital Media Studies Diligence

Laura

Wagstaff

Diligence

Taneika

Wallace

Bernina Servicing and Repairs prize for English in Progress

Myre

Williams

Diligence

Teagan

Wilson

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Dance Tauranga Girls' College prize for first equal in History


Year 12 Awards Paris

Baber

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Mathematics with Applications

Casey

Bartlam

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Economics Bell Award for Participation and Contribution in Senior Economics Diligence

Samantha Bennett

Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in Hospitality Services A

Emma

Blennerhassett Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics with Extensions

Emily

Bowen

Diligence

Annaliese

Boyd

Fantham Cup for Home Economics

Esther

Braithwaite

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Practical Art

Sarah

Collins

Sir George Seymour National College of Tourism & Travel Award and Tauranga City Sunrise Lion's Club prize for first in Tourism

Elise

Connor

K D Allan Cup and Bay Office Products Depot prize for first in Japanese

Bayley

Coster

Diligence

Kelsey

Croasdale

Diligence

Emily

Dixon

Diligence

Christine

Donne

Bernina Servicing & Repairs’ prize for first in Sport and Leadership

Naomi

Dykes

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Legal Studies

Rowan

Elliott

Diligence

Tate

Fountain

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Classical Studies Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Drama Diligence

Rena

Galvin

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Sport and Recreation

Paige

Garner

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Early Childhood Education Diligence


Lydia

Gilmour

Altrusa Club of Tauranga Trophy and prize for first in English Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Physics Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Textiles Technology

Jannika

Glasgow

Tauranga Girls’ College prize for first in Driver Education Diligence

Emma

Godden

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Chemistry Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Design and Visual Communication Diligence

Kayla

Hika

Diligence

Rebecca

Holding

Bay Radiology prize for first in Biology B

Francesca

Hunt

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Health

Kate

James

Cowin Cup and Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Mathematics

Lauren

James

Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise prize for first in Photography

Courtney

Johnston

Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in Food and Nutrition Diligence

Kathryn

King

Diligence

Soomin

Kim

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Music Diligence

Shannon

Kohi

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Employment Skills A

Elizabeth

Kulasingham

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Dance

Julie

Lamont

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Design Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Film and Media Production Diligence

Jessica

Lawrence

Bay Radiology prize for first equal in Physical Education Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Te Reo Maori

Gurdia

Moeke

Diligence

Kerris

O'Donoghue

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in French Diligence

Ruiha

Ohlson

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in English in Progress

Alexandra Ritai

Diligence

Pattrapon Rodma

English as a Second Language Achievement Award

Bianca

Ruegg

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Accounting

Anna

Scherrer

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in German


Laura

Scott

Diligence

Caitlin

Smillie

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Computing Bay Office Products Depot prize for first in English: Language and Literacy Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Sociology

Jessica

Smith

Diligence

Hannah

Speight

Jennifer Peeters Memorial Trophy for talent and passion in Year 12 Geography

Taylah

Stack

Bernina Service & Repairs’ prize for first equal in Physical Education

Rihoka

Sugihara

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first equal in English as a Second Language: General Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in Japanese Mathematics

Bella

Taylor

Diligence

Jaysha

Tippins

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Design Innovation

Aimee

Tomlinson

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Digital Technology Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in History

Grace

Wright

Bay Radiology Trophy and NZ Avocado prize for first in Biology Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Geography Diligence

Selena

Wright

Tauranga City Sunrise Lion's Club prize for first in Business Studies

Ting Yan

Yeung

Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise prize for first in English as a Second Language: Academic Diligence


Year 13 Awards Nell

Ager

Diligence

Tessa

Ballard

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Computing Diligence

Rosemary

Barker

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Physical Education Diligence

Rebecca

Bennett

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Digital Technology Tauranga Girls' College ITC Cup for Excellence in Digital Technology

Jessica

Bitcheno

Diligence

Olivia

Bougen

Sir George Seymour National College of Tourism and Travel Award and Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Tourism

Courtney

Burnet

Diligence

Hyunah

Choo

Waikato Graduate Women Charitable Trust prize for first in Music

Naomi

Cox

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Photography Diligence

Imogen

Creighton-Syme

Alec Goldsmith Award for Excellence in French for first in French Elvin Trophy for Top Year 13 Maori student in Mathematics with Statistics or Mathematics with Calculus

Jessica

Crockett

Diligence

Susan

Cumming

Bay Office Products Depot prize for first in Spanish

Hannah

Cundy

Diligence

Tegan

Davies

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Early Childhood Education

Tamara

Daysh

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in English: Language and Literacy Diligence

Maia

Dixon

Diligence

Tayla

Forward

Certificate of Excellence in Mathematics with Calculus Edmonds Trophy for Highest Aggregate in Chemistry and Biology

Larissa

Futter

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Business Studies

Emma Godden (Year 12)

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics with Calculus


Sophie

Godden

Altrusa Club of Tauranga prize first equal in Geography Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics with Statistics Diligence

Lisa

Hanschke

Tauranga Girls' College Languages Cup

Lucy

HappĂŠ

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Economics

Shireen

Harper

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Classical Studies

Lauren

Hines

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first equal in Design and Visual Communication Tauranga Girls' College prize for first equal in Sociology Diligence

Malaesaili

Hukui

Rachel MacDonald Memorial Trophy and prize for Practical Skills in Home Economics Pacific Coast Technical Institute Award for Excellence in Vocational Based Training Diligence

Aleisha

Hulbert

Hexicon Speciality Chemicals Cup and Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Chemistry Collins Cup and Alec Goldsmith prize for first in Physics Diligence

Ella

Jensen

Diligence

Mariah

Jones

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Hospitality Services B

Sehajpreet

Kaur

Diligence

Kaea

Komene

Restaurant Association of New Zealand (BOP Branch) prize for Endeavour and Promise in Hospitality

Simranjit

Lidher

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first equal in Design and Visual Communication Diligence

Brydie

Mangos

Bernina Servicing and Repairs’ prize for first in Textiles Technology Wendy Elliott Cup for Clothing

Taylor

Manville

Diligence

Schiehallion

McKelvie

Diligence

Ana

Morris

Rotary Club of Tauranga Sunrise prize for first in Drama Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Practical Art: Painting Katy Bredin Cup for Practical Art


Leah

Nicholas

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Mathematics Diligence

Tyler

Nitschke

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Dance

Hannah

Payne

Melville Cup for Fashion and Design

Porina Byrne-Puru (Year 11)

Tutara Wananga Trophy and Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Te Reo Maori

Jodeci

Ranapia

Tauranga Girls' College prize for first in Employment Skills B

Sh'vaughan

Ririnui

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first equal in Sociology

Sarah

Robinson

Diligence

Kaleigh

Rout

Diligence

Sophie

Shrimpton

Tauranga Girls' College McCarthy Cup for Contribution to Young Enterprise

Tayla

Smith

Tauranga RSA Welfare Trust prize for first in Food and Nutrition Diligence

Brittany

Spencer

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Film and Media Production

Meleane'

Takai

Mason Cup for Home Economics

Sophie

Te Whaiti

Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in Accounting

Alice

Trubshaw

Tauranga Glass Ltd prize for first in German Diligence

Ella

Williams

Bay Radiology Trophy and prize for first in Biology HOBEC Bursary for University Study for first in English Tauranga Girls’ College prize for first equal in Geography Waikato Graduate Women Charitable Trust prize for first in History Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Practical Art: Design Diligence

Eva

Wilson

Innovative Document Solutions Ltd prize for first in Design Innovation Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants' Award for first in History of Art

Janaya

Worthington

Maurice Trophy for Initiative in Business Studies


Recognition and Service Awards Olivia Bougen

Patricia Ngahuia Northey Cup and prize for tertiary study in Food Science / Hospitality

Georgia Winnard-Koha

Lynda McEwen Trophy for the Most Improved Year 11 Student.

Madison Randall

Te Ao Hurihuri Award for a Year 11 Maori student for commitment to school.

Paris Heslop

Year Group Award 2013-2017 for a year level student who has made a positive contribution.

Mikeely Ivil

Year 11 Deans’ Special Award for contribution through participation, effort and service.

Tayla Fraser Brown / Molly Pender Jane Kelway Cup for a Year 11 student who has given excellent service to the College.

Ruby Sealey-Lawson

Year 12 Mini Council Cup for Quiet Achievement awarded to a student who shows participation in the wider life of the school, effort, enthusiasm and encouragement of others.

Bridget Carlson

2012-2016 Y12 Year Group Award for all round contribution to learning, participation and service

Molly Alton

Emily Toner Cup for a Year 12 student who has given excellent service to the College.

Elise Connor

Year 12 Award for contribution to School Life

Jasmine Moor

2011-2015 Y13 Year Group Award for participation, effort and achievement.

Emma Rea

Anna Cooney Cup for a Year 13 student who has given excellent service to the College.

Nell Ager

Dillon Plate for the student who has contributed most to the Student Council, chosen by the Head Girl and teacher with responsibility for Student Council.

Schiehallion McKelvie

Prefects’ Shield for outstanding service to School Councils (Executive, Sports or Arts) – donated by year 2000 Prefects.

Evi Haitsma

Year 13 Trophy for Diligence.

Ella Williams

1980 Friendship Trophy awarded by the students.

Maraea Ranui

Mana Wahine Trophy donated by the Ahomiro family and awarded to a Year 13 Maori student who has contributed to school life throughout her time at Tauranga Girls’ College.


Senior Leadership Recognition We come now to the recognition awards for our senior student leadership team. Firstly I will call on the Guest Speaker to present recognition awards to our four senior student leaders:

Phillipa (Pip) Artus

Recognition Award for Arts Director

Naomi Stewart

Recognition Award for Sports Captain

Rosemary Barker

Recognition Award for Deputy Head Girl

Ana Morris

Parent Teacher Association prize for Head Girl

Each year the role of Head Girl, Deputy Head Girl, Sports Captain and Arts Director continues to grow both in scope and responsibility. The way in which these students perform these roles is enhanced by their vision and leadership. A bequest to the school from the Estate of Minola Grant has generously enabled the school to provide further recognition for our leaders as well as tertiary scholarship funding to be acknowledged later. I have pleasure in presenting Leadership medals to the student leaders. A presentation will be made on behalf of the student body that they have so ably led, by the incoming 2016 senior student leaders. I would ask the 2015 student leaders to stand forward and receive their medals from: 2016 Arts Director: 2016 Sports Captain: 2016 Deputy Head Girl: 2016 Head Girl: Well done girls.

Sarah Coleman Georgia Coughlan Molly Alton Tate Fountain


University Scholarship – Recipients for 2016 (as at 30/10/2014) the University of Waikato Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship 2016:  Ariana Moffatt The Auckland University of Technology (AUT) Secondary School Scholarship:  Kirsty Burrows  Ana Sylvia Morris The University of Auckland Scholarship 2016 which is awarded to students who have demonstrated academic excellence, all-round ability and leadership:  Emma Dalton The University of Auckland Faculty of Business and Economics Entry Level Undergraduate Scholarship 2016 which is awarded to students who show excellent academic ability in subjects related to their chosen area of student.  Lucy Happé  Sophie Shrimpton The University of Auckland Jubilee Award which is awarded to a student with academic merit, potential to succeed at university and financial need.  Shireen Harper The Massey University Vice Chancellor’s High Achievers Scholarship (Academic).  Ella Williams The Massey University Business Boot Camp Award:  Sophie Shrimpton  Janaya Worthington The Massey University YES-Enterprise in Action Award:  Sophie Shrimpton. Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Secondary School Achiever Award 2016 which provides a one-off fee reduction of $3,000 in first year of study at the Bay of Plenty Polytechnic in 2015:  Angel Te Mini Kato Storey  Shvaughan Ririnui Victoria Excellence Scholarship at University of Victoria, Wellington:  Rae Charman  Jessica Crockett  Tayla Forward  Ana Sylvia Morris  Emma Rea  Ella Williams The University of Otago Academic Excellence Scholarship 2015:


 Aleisha Hulbert  Sarah Robinson The University of Otago Alumni Appeal Scholarship 2015:  Tayla Smith The a University of Otago Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship 2015:  Rebecca Bennett The a Massey University Academy of Sport Scholarship:  Kari Wratten-Lowe o (attending NZ Equestrian representative in a training camp at Taupo

Tauranga / Kasaoka Rotary Clubs Scholarship to Japan for 2015  Elise Connor 12NBL Tauranga / Kasaoka Rotary Clubs Scholarship to Japan for 2016  Ashlee Keelan-Orr 11HNS

Level 1 German courses at Canterbury University:  Hannah Speight GRMN 151 and GRMN 152 who has been nominated with the award for Level 1 German University of Canterbury STAR course  Lisa Hanschke GRMN 152  Kathrin Steppat GRMN 152 University Econ 199 Introduction to Microeconomics courses at Canterbury University:  Lucy Happé  Janaya Worthington  Sophie Te Whaiti


Scholarship Awards Naomi Stewart

Chica Gilmer Scholarship (Tauranga Girls’ College Alumni 2011) for a student who has attended Tauranga Girls’ College for a minimum of three years and in particular Years 11 – 13, has qualities in sport or leadership and who is going on to attend a full time Tertiary Education at a New Zealand Recognised Tertiary Institution in the year following completion of secondary schooling.

Emma Dalton

Tauranga Sunrise Rotary Scholarship - for a student who demonstrates participation, service to school and a potential to contribute to the community.

Ellie Goff

Tauranga Girls' College Anniversary Scholarship tertiary scholarship, started 1968 by Senior pupils to mark the 10th anniversary of Tauranga Girls' College, awarded to a good all-rounder, likely to achieve and do well academically and likely to contribute to the community.

Emma Rea

Euro Cleaning Systems (2013) is awarded to a student who: demonstrates participation in school activities, service to school and potential to contribute to the community and who will be going onto tertiary education.

Kirsty Burrows

Tauranga Citizens Club (2015) is awarded to a student who: demonstrates participation in school activities, service to school and potential to contribute to the community and who has sound academic ability.

Sian Elliott and Taylor Manville

Ariana Moffatt Hannah Payne Ella Williams

Sophie Shrimpton & Sophie Godden

2 Scholarships for 2015: Alwyn Robert Thompson Memorial Veterinary Scholarship – tertiary scholarship recognising contribution to school life, for a student studying Veterinary Science at Massey University 3 Scholarships for 2015: BOP Education Trust Scholarship for study in the fields of Science and Technology relevant to N Z economy or emerging industries. 2 Scholarships for 2015: Minola Grant Memorial Scholarship – to a student who is resident in the Bay of Plenty Coastal area and who has outstanding academic ability and who has contributed widely to he Tauranga Girls’ College school community.


Lucy HappĂŠ

Legs 11 Building New Zealand – for a student whose course of study is targeted at the priority sectors of Civil Engineering, Technology and Infrastructure; a proven study ethic, a positive attitude and demonstrates leadership attributes.

Nell Ager

Joy Owens Scholarship - for a student with all round ability and a strong sense of direction and motivation.


Chica Gilmer Scholarship (Tauranga Girls’ College Alumni 2011) for a student who has attended Tauranga Girls’ College for a minimum of three years and in particular Years 11 – 13, has qualities in sport or leadership and who is going on to attend a full time Tertiary Education at a New Zealand Recognised Tertiary Institution in the year following completion of secondary schooling. The recipient of this scholarship is Naomi Stewart who in the last 3 years has participated in and/or been a member of:  Athletics BOP Championships  Athletics BOP Team  Badminton BOP Secondary Schools Senior Qualifying / Senior Championships  Cross Country BOP Secondary Schools  Cross Country Waikato Championships  Cross Country Nationals  National Track & Field and Road Race Champs  Football 1st XI  Squash  Tennis BOP Secondary Schools Senior Championships  Stage Challenge Set Team / Stage Crew  Fashion Parade: Model  Sports Council: Sports Captain Awards:  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Athletics / Running / Football 1st XI / Badminton / Tennis / Cross Country / Road Race / Squash Division 2  Colours Award – Running / Cross Country / Road Race  First in Japanese (2013 & 2014)  Rod Everitt Trophy for Senior Tennis Doubles Champions  Donald Grant Trophy for Senior Tennis Champion  Silver Arts Award for Stage Challenge Set Team and Stage Crew intends to study at Massey University (Wellington) Bachelor of Health Science.


Tauranga Sunrise Rotary Scholarship Tauranga Sunrise Rotary Scholarship is awarded to a student who: demonstrates participation in school activities, service to school and potential to contribute to the community. The recipient of this scholarship is Emma Dalton who in the last 3 years has participated in and/or been a member of:            

Future Problem Solving Audio Visual Technician Communications Committee: Arts Council Prefect Stage Challenge: Lighting Director Symphonic Band Big Band Music Committee Saxophone Ensemble Sailing Development Squad NZIC Chemistry Olympiad Exam: Silver Award TGC/TBC Production: Thoroughly Modern Millie Waikato University Chem Quest

Awards:  Jane Kelway Cup for Year 11 Contribution to School  First in Music (2013)  First in Film & Media production (2014)  Bronze Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Open Division / Spamalot: Front of House / The Night is Young: Technical Crew  Silver Arts Award for Film Fest: Best Year 12 Film / Saxaphone Ensemble / Stage Challenge: Lighting Designer  Gold Arts Award for Symphonic Band / Big Band / Thoroughly Modern Millie: Cue Caller intends to study for: Bachelor of Science majoring in Biomedical Science at The University of Auckland.


Tauranga Girls’ College Anniversary Scholarship TAURANGA GIRLS’ COLLEGE ANNIVERSARY SCHOLARSHIP was started in 1968 by senior students to mark the 10th Anniversary of Tauranga Girls’ College. Criteria include academic ability, participation and potential to contribute to the community. The Scholarship for 2014 is awarded to a student who: The recipient of this scholarship is Ellie Goff who in the last 3 years has participated in and/or been a member of:         

Student Council TBC/TGC Productions Year 11 Mini Council Fashion Parade Committee and Performing Arts Committee Instep Young Leaders programme School Community Action Team SGCNZ Shakespeare Regional Festival TGC Mooting Team Mooting competition at Waikato University Law Department Progressed to semi-final  Year 9 Coach  Arts Council Prefect: Communications Committee  Performance Technology Awards  Service Award - Student Council Nov 2013 / Year 11 Mini Council / Performing Arts Committee / Year 12 Jacket Committee  Diligence Award  Silver Arts Award for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat / Hamlet: Director / Midsummer Night's Dream: Director / Mooting  Gold Arts Award for Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ Regional Festival: winner of student directed excerpt  First in Classical Studies 2014  The Boyle Cup for excellence in Shakespeare Intends to study for Bachelor of Arts double major in psychology and Ancient History at the University of Auckland


Euro Cleaning Systems (2013) Is awarded to a student who demonstrates participation in school activities, service to school and potential to contribute to the community and who will be going onto tertiary education. The recipient of this scholarship is Emma Rea who in the last 3 years has participated in and/or been a member of:              

Dance Troup B Fashion Parade: Model Inter School Showcase: The Night is Young: Dancer School Environment Committee Stage Challenge: Dancer / Performer / Cast / Committee / Producer Year 11 Debating Year 11 Mini Council Health and School Climate Committee Percussion Ensemble Senior Tennis Championships TGC Squash Tennis BOPSS Senior Champs Executive Council: Secretary Prefect

Awards:  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Squash / Tennis  First in Practical Art (2014)  Year 12 Mini Council Cup for Quiet Achievement  Bronze Arts Award for Dance Troupe B / Stage Challenge: Open Division & Performer / Artsfest: exhibitor /  Gold Arts Award for Regional Enviro Challenge / Percussion Ensemble / Stage Challenge: Producer, Committee & Cast

Intends to study for: Bachelor of Architecture at Victoria University, Wellington


Tauranga Citizens Club (2015) $1000 for year one and $1000 in 2nd and 3rd year (total $3,000) is awarded to a student who demonstrates participation in school activities, service to school and potential to contribute to the community and who has sound academic ability. The recipient of this scholarship is Kirsty Burrows who in the last 3 years has participated in and/or been a member of:      

Athletics – Waikato / BOP Championships / Competitive BOPSS Cross Country / National team Waikato / National Cross Country National Track and Field and Road Race Champs Swimming BOP / Swimming Competitive Triathlon Teams  Underwater Hockey - Senior team  U19 Underwater Hockey: NZ Representative  House Council Prefect: Freyberg Awards  Chica Gilmer Trophy Oct 2013 for outstanding sportswoman at Year 11  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Athletics / Running / Swimming / Triathlon / Underwater Hockey  Colours Award - Running / Triathlon / Underwater Hockey / Running - Road Race  First in Physical Education 2014  Rowlands Trophy for excellence in an individual sport  Aneta Rewiti Cup for Sportsgirl of the Year for a student showing  outstanding performance and achievement in College sport (2015)  ANZ Bank Trophy for Team of the Year: Underwater Hockey  Silver Arts Award for Tauranga and Districts WW1 Essay Competition  Intends to study for: Bachelor of Health Science majoring in Physiotherapy at the Auckland University of Technology (North Campus).


ALWYN ROBERT THOMPSON MEMORIAL VETERINARY SCHOLARSHIP Alwyn Robert Thompson Memorial Veterinary Scholarship – tertiary scholarship recognising contribution to school life, for a student studying Veterinary Science at Massey University. The recipient of this scholarship is Sian Elliott who has participated in and/or been a member of:  Football 2n XI & 1st XI (2014-15)  League winners 2014  Football Summer 5 Aside  Drum lessons 2012-14  Top School competition 2012  UNSW competitions in English / Maths / Science Awards  Certificate of Achievement in Excellence in Football 1st XI Bachelor of Veterinary Science at Massey University ALWYN ROBERT THOMPSON MEMORIAL VETERINARY SCHOLARSHIP Alwyn Robert Thompson Memorial Veterinary Scholarship – tertiary scholarship recognising contribution to school life, for a student studying Veterinary Science at Massey University. The recipient of this scholarship is Taylor Manville who has participated in and/or been a member of:  Fashion Parade Committee  Netball league 3  Round the Mount Relay  Volleyball Senior A  Athletics BOP Championships  Beach Volleyball NZ Championship  Freyberg House Representative  Sports Council: Mansfield Awards  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Volleyball Senior A  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Athletics  2011-2015 Intake Deans’ Special Award for participation, effort and achievement (2014)  Service Award: Freyberg House Representative Bachelor of Veterinary Science at Massey University


Bay of Plenty Education Trust Scholarship (3 scholarships for 2015) $2000 for year one and $1250 in 2nd, 3rd and 4th year (total $5,750) is resident in the Bay of Plenty Coastal area and intends to study in the fields of Science and Technology relevant to New Zealand economy or emerging industries. The first recipient of this scholarship is Ariana Moffatt who has participated in and/or been a member of:        

Netball league 1 Surf Lifesaving Swimming Competitive Triathlon Teams Volleyball Senior A Beach Volleyball NZ Championships Water Polo A team New Zealand Representative Under 21 Volleyball team

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Fashion parade: Model Year 12 Mini Council Spirit of New Zealand Voyage Waikato University Chem Quest

 Sports Council  House Council Prefect: Mansfield Leader Awards: Service Award Y12 Mini Council Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in:  Netball League 1, Surf Lifesaving, Volleyball Senior A, Beach Volleyball, Swimming, Water Polo Colours Awards in:  Netball League 1, Surf Lifesaving, Swimming, Volleyball Senior A, Water Polo  Aneta Rewiti Cup for Sportsgirl of the Year for a student showing outstanding performance and achievement in College sport (2014 & 2015)  Jen Loach Trophy – Players Pride Award (Netball). intends to study: Bachelor of Science (Technology double major of Earth Science & Environmental Planning at Waikato University.


The second recipient of this scholarship is Hannah Payne who has participated in and/or been a member of:         

Global Connexions Stage Challenge; Dancer Stage Challenge: Performer WBOP Sustainable Backyards Competition; Entrants Wearable Arts Competition Fashion parade: Model Pin’d Stage Challenge Committee Stage Challenge Costume Designer

Awards:  First in Textiles Technology (2013)  Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Open Division  Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Performer  Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Global Connexions  Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Regional Sustainable Backyards Competition: Participant  Tauranga Girls’ College Gold Arts Award for Global Connexions intends to study: Bachelor of Design majoring in Industrial Design at Massey University, Wellington.


The third recipient of this scholarship is Ella Williams who has participated in and/or been a member of:    

Fashion Parade: Model Inter School Showcase: The Night is Young: Melodrama performance SGCNZ Shakespeare Regional Festival Stage Challenge: Set Design / Set Crew / Stage Manager

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Squash Netball Senior A / Netball Social Volleyball Senior C TGC Senior Tennis Championships

 Community Service Committee and World Vision 40 Hour Famine Committee  Executive Council: Health and School Climate Committee

Awards  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Squash Division 2  Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Open Division  Tauranga Girls’ College Silver Arts Award for Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ Regional Festival  Tauranga Girls’ College Silver Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Set Design  First in History (2013 & 2014)  2015 First in Biology / English / Geography /History / Practical Art: Design intends to study for: Bachelor of Design Innovation in Industrial Design (minoring in Marketing) and Bachelor of Science majoring in Environmental Studies (minoring in Geography) at Victoria University Wellington.


Minola Grant Memorial Scholarship (2 scholarships) Minola Grant made an extraordinarily generous bequest to three Tauranga Schools several years ago. Tonight we award the MINOLA GRANT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP of $2000 per year for three years to a student who is resident in the Bay of Plenty Coastal area and who has outstanding academic ability and who has contributed widely to the Tauranga Girls’ College school community. The first recipient of this scholarship is Sophie Shrimpton who has participated in and/or been a member of:    

Symphonic Band Tae Kwon Do Badminton Social Squash

 TGC / TBC Production: Thoroughly Modern Millie    

Massey University Business Boot Camp NZ BP Business Challenge Young Enterprise Magenta team CEO New Zealand representative to Fedex competitions in Singapore

Awards:  Tauranga Girls’ College Silver Arts Award for Symphonic Band  Tauranga Girls’ College Gold Arts Award for Thoroughly Modern Millie: Band intends to study a Conjoint Law / Commerce degree at Auckland University


Minola Grant Memorial Scholarship (2 scholarships) continued The second recipient of this scholarship is Sophie Godden who has participated in and/or been a member of:           

Amnesty International Synchronised Swimming International Committee Leo Club Spirit of New Zealand Voyage Swimming Competitive Toastmasters youth Leadership programme Waikato University Analytical Chemistry Competition NZIC Analytical Chemistry Competition Fashion Parade: Model Executive Council

Awards: Colours Award: Synchronised Swimming Service Awards: International Committee / Leo Club Intends to study for: Health Science at Otago University


Legs 11 Building New Zealand (2015) Legs 11 is a group of like-minded business women formed in November 2006. The scholarship is for one year (worth $1500.00) to a student who will be studying full time undergraduate programme over the academic year – 2016. The student must be year 13 matriculated (degree-seeking) student, have a minimum cumulative NCEA Level 1 and 2 of Merit to Excellence point average with a pre-empted Level 3 accumulation of the same. The course of study targeted at the priority sectors of Civil Engineering, Technology and Infrastructure and demonstrate financial need. In addition a proven study ethic, a positive attitude and demonstrated leadership attributes will be taken into consideration. The recipient of this scholarship is Lucy Happé who has participated in and/or been a member of:  Swimming Bay of Plenty competitive / championships  Symphonic Band  Student Council: Treasurer and Prefect Awards      

Diligence Award Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Swimming Tauranga Girls’ College Gold Arts Award for Symphonic Band First in Economics (2014) First in Accounting (2014) 2015 First in Economics

Intends to study for conjoint B Commerce / B Science majoring in Economics, Finance & Earth Sciences at the University of Auckland.


Joy Owens Scholarship The JOY OWENS SCHOLARSHIP was founded in 1993 when the Owens family launched a trust to foster education for young people of Tauranga. Over the years, Joy and her family have given a great deal of support to young women of Tauranga Girls’ College and in return have received wonderful, positive interaction with an ever increasing number of young people who are venturing forth in the world of tertiary education. The Scholarship of $4,000 per year for three years is awarded for a student with all round ability and a strong sense of direction and motivation.

The recipient of this scholarship is

Nell Ager who has participated in and/or

been a member of:    

Radio Committee Symphonic Band Year 12 Mini Council Year 9 Coach

 Waikato University Chem Quest  NZIC Chemistry Olympiad Examination (Bronze Award)  NZIC Analytical Chemistry Competition  Student Council Prefect: Secretary Awards:    

Service Award for Radio Committee and Mini Council Tauranga Girls’ College Bronze Arts Award for Symphonic Band Tauranga Girls’ College Gold Arts Award for Symphonic Band Tauranga Girls’ College Gold Arts Award for Stage Challenge

Intends to study for: Bachelor of Science majoring in Neuroscience at Otago University.


EXCELLENCE AWARDS Jerushah Keightley

James Cup for Best All Round Year 11 Student.

Sophie McConnell

Finlay Cup for highest academic achievement in Year 11.

Lydia Gilmour

Ramsay Cup for Best All-round Student in Year 12.

Grace Wright

Cassels Cup for Highest Academic Achievement in Year 12.

Tayla Turner-Paki

Memorie Matthews Shield for the Maori Student making the Greatest All-round Contribution to the school.

Emma Dalton

Diane Johnson Cup for Participation and Effort.

Rosemary Barker

John Mark Memorial Trophy for Service to College and Community.

Not awarded 2015

Spirit of Excellence Award for outstanding contribution to Tauranga Girls’ College

Aleisha Hulbert

Buchanan Family Trophy and prize for Proxime Accessit.

Ella Williams

Tauranga / Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants Award and the Mary Poole Cup for Dux of the School.


The JAMES CUP is awarded to the best all-round Year 11 student in 2015. The criteria include achievement, participation and contribution. The recipient for this award is Jerushah Keightley who has participated in and/or been a member of:              

Communications Committee Magazine Committee International Committee Student Librarian Impact Christian Group Global Connexions HETTANZ 2014 Design Awards Waihi Beach Fashion Competition Pin’d Stage Challenge Costume Team Maths Olympiad Team Asia Wise Underwater Hockey Junior & Senior Swimming Competitive

Awards:  Service Awards for Communications Committee / Student Librarian / Magazine  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Underwater Hockey Junior & Senior  Pergo et Perago Dux of Year 9 (2013)  Bronze Arts Award for Global Connexions / Waihi Beach Fashion  Silver Arts Award for Waihi Beach Fashion Competitions: 2nd Streetwear  Gold Arts Award for Global Connexions first place: Hoods; Junior Art; Junior Workmanship / HETTANZ 2014 1st Intermediate Workmanship / Pin’d: Colourlab 1st


The FINLAY CUP FOR TOP SCHOLAR YEAR 11 for 2015 is awarded for the highest academic achievement to Sophie McConnell who has participated in and/or been a member of:        

Athletics: BOP Championships BOPSS Cross Country Waikato Cross Country National Cross Country National Track and Field and Road Race Champs Round the Mount Relay / Redwoods Relay Ski team Rutherford House Representative

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Impact Christian Group Performing Arts / Visual Arts Committee Symphonic Band Stage Challenge RAW: Dancer / Performer Junior Dance Troupe Fashion Parade: Model

 Asia Wise Awards  Service Awards for House Representative / Performing Arts Committee / Visual Arts Committee  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Athletics / Running  Colours Awards for Running; Cross Country / Road Race  Pergo et Perago Year 10 Dux Award  Bronze Arts Award for Stage Challenge: Raw Division / Junior Dance Group / Stage Challenge: Performer  Silver Arts Award for Thoroughly Modern Millie: Company  Gold Arts Award for Symphonic Band


THE RAMSAY CUP for best all-round student in Year 12 to Lydia Gilmour who has participated in and/or been a member of:  ICAS English / Maths  Year 11 Speech Competition  ChemQuest Competition    

Hockey 3rd XI / Senior Reserve Volleyball Junior B & Senior C & Senior B BOPSS Senior Rock Climbing Tennis BOPSS Senior Champs

 Brother Design Stars Competition  Global Connexions  Amnesty International  Health and School Climate Committee  Waihi Beach Fashion Competition  Pin’d Awards  ICAS English: Distinction  Junior Diploma: High Distinction  First in Design Technology and Textiles (2014)  First in History (2014)  Bronze Arts Award for Year 11 Speech Competition / Waihi Beach Fashion Competition  Silver Arts Awards for Global Connexions / 2014 Waihi Beach Fashion Design Competition: Highly Commended: Sewing Skills Streetwear  Platinum Arts Award for Brother Design Stars Fashion Award: Supreme Winner


THE CASSELS CUP for Highest Academic Achievement in Year 12 for 2015 is Grace Wright who has participated in and/or been a member of:       

ICAS English / ICAS Maths Competition Swimming BOP / Swimming Competitive Maatangi Whenua Competition ChemQuest Competition Fashion Parade - Committee International Committee Senior Model United Nations

Awards       

Nicholson Trophy for Junior Swimming Champion Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Swimming Junior Diploma Graduation with High Distinction ICAS English with Distinction Curriculum Award for Outstanding Performance in Japanese Highest Academic Achievement in Year 12 First in Geography


Memorie Matthews is a past pupil of Tauranga Girls’ College and presented the MEMORIE MATTHEWS SHIELD to the College in 1969 for it to be awarded to the young Maori woman who has made the greatest all-round contribution to school. The Shield was carved by Cliff Matthews using Kauri from a desk top of the first school he attended, Otumoetai 1919, and Totara from an old mill in the King Country Bush. The female twin tongue figures denote citizenship and academic striving in the face of limitations. The heart is to remind that citizenship and academic striving need to be paramount in our heart’s desire for improvement. The recipient for this award is Tayla Turner-Paki is who has participated in and/or been a member of:  Netball League 2  Nga Toi Committee  Volleyball Senior B 2013/14  Volleyball Senior A  Beach Volleyball - NZSS  Waka Ama      

Gate Pa Commemoration Winner Kaupapa Committee Manu Korero Speakers School Community Action Team

TGC/TBC Production - Thoroughly Modern Millie  Fashion Parade - Model  TBC/TGC Production - Spamalot  World Vision 2015 

Arts Council Prefect: Kaupapa

Awards  Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Volleyball  Colours Award - Volleyball Junior A  Te Ao Hurihuri Award  First in Contemporary Maori Arts (2013)  Service Award - Nga Toi Committee  Leadership - Te Amorangi ki Mua  Gold Arts Award for Gate Pa - published in New Zealand Legacy Magazine  Gold Arts Award for Gate Pa - Senior Essay Winner  Supreme Award - Nga Toi Maori Continued…


 Bronze Arts Award for Manu Korero - Senior English / Thoroughly Modern Millie - Front of House / "Spamalot" - Front of House  Mana Wahine Trophy for greatest contribution to school life by a member of the Year 13 Maori Achievers Roopu  Service Award - Kaupapa Committee  Te Wahine Marae – Tuakana

You have already met tonight the recipients for this award: THE DIANE JOHNSON CUP for Participation and Effort is award to a student who has managed significant responsibilities during 2015, prioritising her time amongst participation, leadership, service and academic achievement.

 Emma Dalton

The JOHN MARK MEMORIAL TROPHY for service to College and Community goes to  Rosemary Barker 

BOPSS / Waikato Cross Country  Athletics BOP Championships  National Track and Field and Road Race Champs  Cross Country – Bay of Plenty / National team  Orienteering  School Community Action Team  Toastmasters Youth Leadership Programme  Executive Council - Chairperson  Fashion Parade - Model  Deputy Head Girl Awards       

Diligence Award Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Running / Athletics Colours Award - Running Diligence Award Fair Play - Running First in Physical Education (2014) Service Award - Deputy Head Girl and Executive Chairperson Service Award - Executive Council

Rose has been accepted into the Royal New Zealand Navy


The Buchanan Family Trophy and prize for Proxime Accessit is Aleisha Hulbert who has participated in and/or been a member of:       

Chorale 1 - Luminosa Armonia Symphonic Band Student Council Waikato University Chem Quest Year 12 Mini Council Executive Council Prefect: Community Service Committee Prefect

Awards  Service Award - Student Council / Year 12 Mini Council  Gold Arts Award for Luminosa Armonia Chorale / Symphonic Band Diligence Award Nov 2014  Ngā Kete o te Wānanga intends to study for: Health Science at University of Otago

The DUX is awarded the Tauranga/Mount Maunganui Chartered Accountants Award and the Mary Poole Cup for Dux and the Dux Medal. You have already met tonight the recipient for this award: Ella Williams the Dux of Tauranga Girls’ College for 2015

Many thanks for support and contributions from all our sponsors, including Books a Plenty who sponsor our book vouchers and from the Year 13 families who have contributed donations to support this Academic Prizegiving


GOD DEFEND NEW ZEALAND

E Ihoa Atua, O nga Iwi! Matoura, Ata whakarongona; Me aroha noa. Kia hua ko te pai; Kia tau to atawhai: Manaakitia mai Aotearoa.

God of Nations! At Thy Feet In the bonds of love we meet, Hear our voices, we entreat, God defend our free land. Guard Pacific's Triple Star From the shafts of strife and war Make her praises heard afar God defend New Zealand.


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