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HERETAUNGA COLLEGE Newsletter – November 2020 HERETAUNGA COLLEGE Ward Street, Upper Hutt 5018 Telephone: 939 9370 Email: [email protected] Website: www.heretaunga.school.nz Absences: [email protected] Newsletter – November 2020 IMPORTANT DATES 2/12-4/12 – Junior Enrichment Week 2020 MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL 5/12 – Grade Cricket Finals 6/12 – Junior Waka Ama Kia ora koutou 8/12 – Junior Academic Prizegiving 8/12 – Last Day for Junior Students Just a short message from me to say well done to everyone for getting through 9/12 – NCEA Exams End 2020! I know we are not quite through the year and that it has felt like a long one, but we need to reflect on the new things we have experienced this year. Our new experiences will support us in the future. LAST DAY OF TERM 4 2020 Tuesday 8 December 2020 I hope you are able to have a rest at some point over the summer and catch up with family and friends. If you are like me and have family overseas then I hope you are able to share some time with them even though it is across the miles. TERM DATES 2021: Term One: Thank you to everyone in our community who has supported Heretaunga Monday 1 February – Friday 16 April College and our young people. We truly appreciate you thinking of us and Term Two: being there for us. Monday 3 May – Friday 9 July Please look after yourselves and we will see you in the New Year Term Three: Monday 26 July – Friday 1 October Meri Kirihimete Term Four: Fiona Craven Monday 18 October – Wednesday 15 December DUX 2020 Heretaunga College top achievers have been PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 2021 recognised at our recent Senior Students Monday 8 February – Waitangi Day Prizegiving evening held on 11th November Observance 2020. Friday 2 April – Good Friday Monday 5 April – Easter Monday Maggie McMillan-Perry was named Dux, taking out the Victoria University of Wellington Tangiwai Tuesday 6 April – Easter Tuesday Scholarship of $5,000, as well as the Massey Monday 7 June – Queens Birthday University Undergraduate Scholarship of $5,000. Monday 25 October – Labour Day Mr Bruce Hart, previous Principal at Heretaunga College, donated the B H Hart Cup for Dux. Maggie is an excellent all-rounder – academically strong, and an active participant in wider school and extra-curricular activities. She has excelled BOARD OF TRUSTEES in a range of subjects in 2020, including Business Meet on the first Tuesday of each month Studies, Digital Technologies, Music and at 6.30pm in the Meeting Room. Statistics. Maggie has won a range of school awards. In 2019, she won the Board of Trustees Cup for Top Academic Student – Year 12, and the J D Craig Cup for All Round Achievement and Contribution at Year 12. She was the college’s top scholar in Year 9 and 10, and achieved Bronze, Silver and Gold PRIDE Awards. In 2021, Maggie will attend Massey University to study a Bachelor of Design (with Honours), majoring in Visual Communications. A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge IMPORTANT DATES YEARS 9 AND 10 Wednesday 2 December – Friday 4 December Junior Enrichment Week Tuesday 8 December Year 9 & 10 Prize Giving at Lane Park Church, 22 Lane Street commencing at 10.30am. All parents/caregivers/guardians are welcome to attend. Students will be released at the end of prize giving. Metlink buses will arrive at school at 1.15pm. Tranzit buses will arrive at normal finishing time. Have a great Christmas and New Year. SCHOOL START DATES 2021 Tuesday 12 – Thursday 14 January Executive Leaders’ Camp Tuesday 19 & Wednesday 20 January Year 13 Camp Monday 25 January Wellington Anniversary Day Thursday 28 January & Friday 29 January Teacher Only Days Monday 1 February – Tuesday 2 February Year 9 - 13 Kaiarahi 3-way Conferences 15 minutes interviews – bookings made through Parent Interviews Email will be sent with booking details Year 13 Peer Supporters and Year 13 Leaders in school. Wednesday 3 February Year 9 – Transition Day. Meet in the Spine at 8.45am. Full Day Year 13 Peer Supporters, Year 13 Leaders in school Thursday 4 February All students in school - normal timetabled classes Monday 8 February Waitangi Day Observation – no students at school A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge SENIOR BALL The senior ball was held on Saturday 23 October. A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge The award winners were: King - Hari Below Queen - Maddy Nukunuku Prince - Cameron Prince Princess - Sujin Lee Cutest Couple - Molly Buckland and Sam (her ex-St Pat's date) Bachelor - Gordon Hardman Bachelorette - Cari du Toit Spirit of the Prom - Alexandra Manukau Swaggest Socks - Lyric Dunnett PANUI The 2020 Panui has arrived, please advise your child/children to collect this from the Finance Office during morning and afternoon break. TERM 4 MORNING BREAK ACTIVITIES WITH YOUTHTOWN During this last term we have had Youthtown in to run some activities. It is a good way for our students to try something new in not such a competitive environment. It also helps our relationships within the community to support our local youth providers. A big shout out to Pelorus Trust for funding these activities and Youthtown for the Archery and Ki o Rahi sessions. A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge BREAKFAST CLUB 2020 Breakfast Club is now completed for the year. We would like to thank Arise Care for their support in running the Breakfast Club and resourcing it with the best food options. Our pancakes were most certainly the most popular choice. We look forward to working with Arise again next year, thanks again for your generosity . EMAILS FROM SCHOOL Please remember to check your spam/junk box for emails from Heretaunga College. Once you say that the email from us is safe it should automatically start arriving in your inbox. If your email address has changed or you have recently obtained an address please advise the school office so your student’s file can be updated. JAPAN TRIVIA CHAMPIONSHIP On Friday 6 November, eight students were taken to compete in the annual Japan Trivia Championship. Our two teams of students competed against 12 other teams from around the Wellington region, as well as against other regions nationally, answering questions all about Japan in six categories. At the end, one of our teams faced off against a team from Hutt Valley High School in a tie breaker question: How many emperors has Japan had? The answer: 126. The closest guess won the competition. HVHS answered with 52. Our team answered with 126. We brought home the trophy for the first time since the competition began in 2015 and are incredibly proud of the mahi our students put into this competition. Team One (First Place): Lucas Noble, Jillian Chester-Dixon, Achilan Srichantapong, and Rezem Mihaka-Collier. Team Two: Lashae Hauwaho-Tiopira, Sian Rudd, Summer Bastida, and Avah Shelley. A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge GSG Volunteers for Upper Hutt Athletics Club LIBRARY / WHARE PUKAPUKA A big thank you to the student library assistants who have helped out in the Library this year. Your good work is really appreciated. Summer Reading Do you want to have lots of fabulous books to read over the long summer break? We will be running the Summer Reading Programme again this year. Pop into the Library and pick up a brochure. You can choose as many books as you need. Senior students who are not doing this programme need to return their Library books now. Follow us on Facebook to keep up to date with new books, reviews and resources. Follow us on https://www.facebook.com/Heretaunga-College-Library-225182564323520/ STUDENT VOLUNTEER ARMY Collect your first badge now!!!! Heretaunga College is a member of the Student Volunteer Army Foundation. This means that all of our students can register their volunteering hours to receive a SVA pin badge for free! So get registered and start logging your hours. This can be done retrospectively – you can log hours that you have already done. Register here: service.sva.org.nz Got any questions? See Mrs Pike A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge CAREERS / JOB OPPORTUNITIES FARRAH’S Year 13 and looking for a career as you walk away from your school years?? We are a growing food manufacturer in Silverstream, Upper Hutt, the market leader in NZ for wraps and flour tortillas and we require reliable and driven individuals to join our team. We will provide on the job training, as well as specific information around the core principles of food safety as well as health & safety. You need the: Ability to think and move fast in a fast-paced environment A positive attitude an absolute must! Good communication skills, both written and verbal. To be considered for this role your application needs to be emailed to [email protected] and must include: A letter outlining why you are specifically interested in working for Farrah’s A copy of your CV outlining any previous work experience FIRST SECURITY FIRST Security are looking for school leavers, 18+, who are wanting to earn a living and gain work experience over the upcoming summer holidays. We have fixed term employment contracts for Security Officers, for a period anywhere from November/December through to February/March 2021. If you would like posters promoting FIRST Security contract roles, please email [email protected] 2020 GATEWAY EMPLOYERS THANK YOU Thank you from the Careers Department to our 2020 Gateway Employers We would like to say a huge thank you to all of our Gateway work experience employers this year.
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