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Dear Parents,

I would like to welcome back all the learners to the school for Term 2. There are a small number of new arrivals so a special welcome to them.

Term 2 is a time when the weather can be difficult and I would encourage parents to make sure that their children go to school with adequate warm clothing. If children do get a cold please keep them at home for a day or so as they will get

better more quickly and are less likely to spread the virus to others.

At the southern end of the school there is an entrance into the school from Berdinner Ave. This entrance is not intended as access for parents to pick up their child. There is simply insufficient space for this to occur safely. We are requesting that you pick up children from the main entrance on Delshaw Ave where there is more hard paved area. The Berdinner Ave access will be locked to vehicle traffic from 2.30 to 3.30 every afternoon. This is being done to ensure that the learners can leave school safely.

In the holidays the New Zealand Herald presented the NCEA results of all schools in the North Island. It was great to see that Whangaparaoa College stacked up very well. What was most significant was the major improvement in our results from the previous year. For our school which has only been doing NCEA for three years it was good to see us ahead of schools with considerable more experience.

Our results at NCEA Level One were excellent but it also indicated more work needs to occur with our Year 13 learners. All of our learners in Year 13 are over 16 years of age and are able to leave school; so it is disappointing that a small number choose to have poor attendance and an attitude that will not lead to success. Over Term 2 we will be talking to learners and their families about ways to ensure that the year is successful.

I look forward to seeing many parents on the sidelines of the sports fields over the winter season. The sports programme is extensive and starts this Saturday. An especially important start to the season is for the 1st XV Rugby team who play a local derby at home against Kingsway School. If you able to come along and support I know the team will greatly appreciate it.

Brian O’Connell Principal Whangaparaoa College

6 May 2011 6 May 2011 1 Term 2 Week 2 Whangaparaoa College 2011 Important dates for the rest of the month...

Term 2 May 6 - 8 Mediators Camp May 9 Whanau Support Hui 6 - 8pm ALL WELCOME May 9 - 13 Book Week May 12 Year 9 - 13 X Country May 15 and 22 Bellissimo Concert May 16 - 19 Year 8 Camp

Term Dates Term 2 May 2 - July 15 Term 3 August 1 - October 7 Term 4 October 25 - December 7

Key Assessment Dates Practice School exams May 30 – June 3 (Year 11-13) September 30 – October 6 (Year 11-13) October 31 – November 2 (Year 9 & 10) Exam feedback day October 7 (Year 11-13) Last Day for internals September 23 (Year 11-13) NCEA external exams November 10-30 (Year 11-13)

Whanau Support Hui and Matariki Celebrations May 9 6 - 8pm ALL FAMILIES WELCOME

Please RSVP to [email protected] and state any other agenda items you would like added. At Whangaparaoa College our Whanau Support Group usually meets once per term. Our main focus is to ensure that our Maori and Pasifika Learners (and hence all learners) are achieving to their potential and gaining the most from their time at our school. During Term 2, on Thursday 14 July, we are having Matariki Celebrations at the College and one agenda item for this Hui will be to begin planning those celebrations. The agenda so far is below:

· Karakia/mihi · Introductions · Whanau support: · Kaupapa/purpose of ‘whanau support’ · Support available at the college for learners and whanau · Support available outside of the college for learners and whanau · Who to report issues to for learners and whanau at the college · Thoughts on ‘whanau support’ network · Matariki Celebrations at Whangaparaoa College - Thursday 14 July · Maori Achievement · Mihi/karakia

We look forward to seeing you all there.

3 Lisa Ballantyne Deputy Principal

Notice from the nurse...

The links between water, dehydration, health and learning.

How does drinking water improve learning?

• The key to boosting the capacity to learn is to keep well hydrated throughout the day. • When we are thirsty, mental performance including memory, attention and concentration can decrease by about 10 per cent. • Pupils concentrate better because they are not distracted by the effects of dehydration such as thirst, tiredness and irritability. • Can aid behaviour management by helping to settle pupils in the classroom.

Please ensure your child brings a full water bottle to school each day - it's amazing how many of them don't!

There are also water fountains accessible to the learners around the school grounds should they need to re-fill their bottles. Thank you.

In response to a rise in the number of scooter-related claims, ACC has launched a campaign encouraging young scooter riders to cover bare skin to reduce the seriousness of injuries in a crash.

Lots of young scooter riders currently wear inappropriate clothing such as t-shirts and jandals.

As part of the 'Add another layer' campaign, scooters clad in fabric will be sent out on the streets in Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North and Wellington, taking the message to young riders that 'bare skin and tar seal are a bad mix'.

For more safety tips and information about the campaign go to www.scootersurvival.co.nz

Notice from the counsellor... EVENING EVENT -GUEST SPEAKER Members of the Whangaparaoa College Community are invited to an evening event with Lesley Elliott. Lesley will be speaking about unhealthy dating relationships, and the warning signs to look for to ensure your child is protected from abusive partners and relationships. Lesley is a mother who lost her own daughter to dating violence, and has set up The Sophie Elliott Foundation to educate young women on how to keep themselves safe. This event is a MUST for mums and daughters especially, but everyone in the youth community is invited. We will have a panel of local agencies who can answer questions and address issues you may have. Gold coin donation. Wednesday May 25 7.30pm in the Auditorium. Enquiries to Kim Osborne, Guidance Counsellor. 4

UNIFORM • Learners are expected to wear the correct school uniform at school and to and from school. • Learners may wear a watch and no more than one plain stud in each ear. No other jewellery may be worn. • Make-up is not to be worn at school. • All uniform items except shoes or sandals can be purchased from the uniform shop at the College. • All clothing is to be clearly named. • Learners are not permitted to wear other clothing beneath their uniform which is visible. • Hair is to be a natural colour.

PE uniform • Shoes – running shoes or multi-purpose athletic shoes. • Whangaparaoa College PE T-shirt. Whangaparaoa College PE shorts.

Optional - Learners may wear a dark blue or black cap with no writing.

**Please—if you have any second-hand uniforms you are able to donate to the school, bring them in to reception. Some of these items may go towards helping Christchurch families who have enrolled at our school.

2011 Uniform Shop Opening Hours Mon & Wed 8am - 8.45am Tues & Thurs 3pm - 3.45pm

Attendance

We expect all learners to attend the college every day. If your child is unable to attend please contact the college by phone or email as soon as possible. The email address to use is [email protected]

Newsletters If you do not already receive the newsletter link via e-mail, and wish to do so, could you please e-mail [email protected]

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From the Careers Department

Scholarships.

Year 13 learners can now access Breakout. Breakout holds details of over 2200 funding schemes. Breakout is a searchable database - the database will give learners the best matches of scholarships, awards and grants learners are eligible for in terms of criteria, level of study and discipline along with closing dates, application requirements and contact details. Breakout is available FREE OF CHARGE at your local library.

Upcoming Events.

The following Universities will be visiting Whangaparaoa College to present to Seniors.

May 6 Waikato University June 10 Auckland Coke Expo June 25 Massey University ( Albany ) July 1 Victoria University July 8 Otago University July 12 Whangaparaoa College Careers Expo

Parents/Caregivers: when it comes to aspirations, goals and careers - tell your children to ''Follow their Heart.''

Peter Davies Careers Advisor

Coffee Group - All parents welcome

We are a coffee group made up of parents. This is a great way to meet people and to find out more about our school. We plan to meet fortnightly in the auditorium foyer for coffee and cake. Also each fortnight, Mr Thomas, our Associate Principal will show us areas of the school that are of interest to us. The coffee group is not about getting parents together to fund raise, nor will you find yourself with a job to do around the school. We are a positive, fun group looking to meet parents who are interested in finding out more about the school our children attend.

Next Meeting - Thursday 12 May 9.30 - 11am Please register your interest to: Cheree Lewis Ph: 428 0534 or 021 594 791

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Duke of Edinburgh

During the holidays 18 learners set out on an awesome expedition to complete part of their Gold Duke of Edinburgh. One group endured mud, mud and more mud along with many hills in the Waitakere Rangers completing the Hillary Track. The other group travelled to the South Island to complete the world renound Heaphy Track. The weather was perfect and the scenery from a national geographic. A track that should be on everyone’s bucket list. Pictures and highlights to follow soon.

Math Course Revision/Tutorials

9 MATH (JAM in A2 Wednesdays 3:30-4pm)

10 MATH (VND in A1 Tuesdays 8:30-9am)

MATH 101 (GTT in A7 Tuesdays 8:15-9am) (OBR in E1 Thursdays 8:30-9am)

MATH 102/103 (SALH in A6 Tuesdays 8:30-9am)

MATH 201 (GOF in A3 Day1 and Day6 1:30-2pm) (OBR in E1 Tuesdays 8:30-9am)

MATH 202 (HEN in A4 Day2 1:30-2pm)

CALC 301 (KIM in A5 Tues. 8:30-9am & Day1 1:30-2pm)

STATS 301 (SALH in A6 Thursdays 8:30-9am)

Please note: Learners in any Math course can turn up to any of these tutorials. However, the teacher will give precedence to learners for whom the tutorial is primarily aimed.

The Performing Arts Centre is perfect for: • Productions and Shows • Dance Performances • Live Bands • Music, Drama and Dance Assessments • Large Meetings/Presentations • Speakers And much more … If you are interested in hiring or want to receive more information then please contact the college’s Theatre Manager, Ethan Scott by emailing [email protected] or telephone 09 424 9177 or 021 025 74125.

7 Music News QUIZ NIGHT

Ruth Baker, Jazz Band and Concert Band present ‘Quiz Night’. The theme is ‘Bands’. So get your friends together and come dressed as your favourite artists or musical group.

Friday May 27 2011 - Doors open 6.30pm for 7pm start. Tickets are $15 Whangaparaoa College gym

Cash bar available (BYO Nibbles) - Spot prizes and auction on the night. Hope to see you all there for a night of musical fun!

RSA CONCERT

A number of the college’s bands and choirs will have the opportunity to perform in their first concert for the year. Bellissimo, Seraphin, Concert Band and Jazz Band will take part in a performance being held at the Silverdale RSA on Sunday 22 May 2011 at 4pm.

A gold coin donation entry, we would love to see you there.

MUSIC LESSONS

As a rather independent activity, parents (particularly of beginner learners) may wonder at times how they can assist and encourage their child’s progress in music. The truth is there is plenty you can do. Enquire about what they have learnt in their lessons, ensure practice is regular, encourage/praise effort and initiative, request a recital of their favourite piece of music. Music can be a very successful joint effort.

As the cold and flu season is upon us and absenteeism can be more frequent, it would be helpful to know as soon as possible if a student is unable to attend a lesson. This can be done by either contacting the individual music tutor or the music office on 424 9177 ext 3205. (Please leave a message if need be) or email [email protected] 8 Performing Arts

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The flock of seagulls hair do, the large shoulder pads, the outlandish costumes, those lovely bridesmaid dresses, the spandex, the humongous cell phone, and the Madonna look-alikes, all took us on a journey through the 80's. This was one of our biggest shows to date and included approx 120 learners!! The Wedding Singer was very successful with sell out crowds over 4 nights. We had outstanding performances by our learners with many and varied musical numbers, hilarious and engaging characters, and large numbers of choreographed 80's dance moves. You took us back to the 80's and enthusiastically entertained the crowds each night with this charming love story. The Year 13 Drama learners were in charge of all the Production roles for the show and were involved in choreographing, set design, costume design, assistant directing, sound, marketing, ticketing, stage and back stage managers, make-up / hair and many other areas. Many staff were also involved and gave hours and hours of their time to help make this a successful show. Congratulations to all the learners and staff who were involved in 2011 School Production, "The Wedding Singer".

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Term 2 Week 1 Sports office has moved, we are now located in J1 so come along and say hello or to see what sports are available to play, coach or manage. Winter Sport sign-ups are now completed and all learners who are in a team should have paid their fees and be ready for action. All teams and training times will be listed on the Sports Notice Board located at J1. Come along and get involved and be part of Whangaparaoa Sport.

Inter house Cross Country A great day for the Inter-house competition and everyone managed to run before the rain came along. House Results 1st Place Red 2nd Place Yellow 3rd Place Green 4th Place Blue

The winners in each age group will go to compete in the North Harbour Championships. Senior Boys Senior Girls Rory O’Brien Gabrielle Burt Reece Brogden Tessa Bassett Elliot Roussow Elise Cuff

Intermediate Boys Intermediate Girls John McCaughan Rachel Smith James Wright Georgia Archer Logan Keightley Sophie Harkin

Junior Boys Junior Girls Callum Sainty Chloe Beggs Nathan Lear Brooke Mayes Brendan Mosdell Yasmin Brooke

Yr 8 Boys Yr 8 Girls Tyron Denison Baylee Shepherd Corey Leith Eunice Wislang Vincent Downs-Honey Aleisha Mutch

Yr 7 Boys Yr 7 Girls Jacob Galley Amber Ferreria Abdurah Loukli Rose Peddie Blake Galley

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Rugby 7’s The North Harbour 7’s competition was held at Hato Petra College on the 13th April. The Whangaparaoa team achieved its best result of its short history by reaching the Plate Final. Unfortunately they drew the eventual champions in section play which meant that the loss to them would consign them to the plate competition.

After a gritty but eventually losing performance against Rosmini the team performed excellently to beat Birkenhead eventually winning 31-10 with tries to Reece Brogden, Rory O’Brien and Beaudene Pumipi. The next game resulted in a game against one of the power house schools of the competition Rangitoto. The team executed a wonderful game plan with good defence and very specific offence. The win in this game placed the team in the Plate Final against Northcote College.

The final was an exciting game with Northcote scoring first. However this try was cancelled with a good try scored via some great team interplay with Matt Dillon sending Rory O’Brien away to dot down. Unfortunately the try was not converted and Whangaparaoa went into the break 7-5 down. In the second half there were a number of try scoring situations but at the final whistle both teams had scored two tries and converted one meaning the scores were locked at 12 all. Sudden death extra time was played and unfortunately, for our team, after concerted pressure on the Northcote line, a Northcote player capitalised on a loose pass and ran the length of the field to score.

Congratulations to all the boys for their effort and skill.

Team Codi Wehi, Sean Willis, Reece Brogden, Rory O’Brien, Ben Foster, Beaudene Pumipi, Reihana Haare, Arron Hutchinson, Tye Gibbs, Daniel Janes and Matt Dillon.

1st XV Rugby 2011 Fixtures

2011 1B 1st XV Draw GAME 1 th 7 May Whangaparaoa College v KingsWay School GAME 2 14th May Hato Petera College v Whangaparaoa College GAME 3 21st May Whangaparaoa College v Birkenhead College GAME 4 28th May Whangaparaoa College v Northcote College GAME 5 4th June Kristin School v Whangaparaoa College GAME 6 11th June Whangaparaoa College v Kaipara College GAME 7 18th June Long Bay College v Whangaparaoa College

1st XV Training will be every Tuesday and Thursday 3:30pm, Friday 8am on the field. 4th Grade Tuesday & Thursday 3:30pm - 5pm 6th Grade Monday and Wednesday 3:30pm

13 We would like to say thank you to our Rugby sponsors for 2011 Positive Image and Wendy’s. If you are interested in sponsoring a team please contact [email protected]

Netball

First week of play for netball is Saturday 7 May for all teams that are playing at Hibiscus Coast check your game times on www.hibiscusnetball.co.nz

North Harbour starts the following Saturday 14 May draws and game times on www.netballnorthharbour.co.nz

All teams must be in the school netball uniform which is available in the uniform shop, all fees must also be paid before play.

Rodney District Schools Challenge

Last year our Senior 1 Netball Team won the Rodney Districts Secondary’s

Schools Netball Cup. This year the team are out to retain the cup. Starting the

competition on Monday 9 May playing the other seven Rodney Colleges for eight

weeks. Good luck to the Team.

Hockey Seniors Yr 9-13 Training at 3:30 pm Mondays on the turf

Yr 7& 8 Tuesday Lunchtimes

Fixtures this week

Thursday

1st XI Soccer Boys v Pinehurst 4pm Away

Snr Lacrosse v Auckland Away 4pm

Jnr Lacrosse v Albany Home 4pm

1st XI Hockey Girls v Northcote 6:25 Harbour 1

Saturday

1st XV v Kingsway 12::00 Home

1st XI Soccer boys v One Tree Hill away 10:00

Zone Days 16 May Y7 Boys Soccer 18 May Y8 Boys Soccer 24 May Y7 Girls Soccer 25 May Y8 Girls Soccer 27 May Cross Country

WE NEED YOU!!

The Sports Department are in need of the following coaches or managers for their winter sports teams.

Netball: Year 8 Hibiscus Coast, Year 9 North Harbour, Two Year 10 Hibiscus Coast, Three North Harbour Senior Teams. Rugby: Two Junior Teams Soccer: U15 boys & girls Hockey: Intermediate Team Basketball: Intermediate Team

If you are able to help out please contact [email protected] [email protected] 14

Western Heights Tournament

On Thursday 7-10 April Whangaparaoa College travelled to Rotorua to attend the Western Heights pre-season sporting tournament. We travelled with a U14 rugby team, U15 netball team and a girls football team. All our teams played with great sportsmanship and thoroughly enjoyed the weekend of playing sport.

A big thank you to Herby Barnes, Calvin Howarth , Yvonne Revell, Debbie Fraser, Dion Coleman, Anna Gerard who gave up their weekend to coach these teams. Also all the coaches & managers plus the learners would like to say a big thank you to our cooks Mandy Bawden, Jacqui Harris, Brenda Johnston.

Western Heights Netball Report

On the 7th of April 2011 the under 15 netball team travelled down to Western Heights tournament along with the senior girls soccer team and the U14 rugby team. We played nine games throughout the weekend and won three of those games. Our most valuable player of the tournament was Madison Fraser and the fair player award went to Terri Cochrane. Although we did not win all of our games we still had a fun time in Rotorua. We would like to say thanks to Mrs Lucas for organising the trip and making it possible for us to all go. Also to our coach Yvonne Revel and manager Debbie Fraser for their time over the weekend. By Madison Fraser - Captain

Western Heights Rugby Report Last term our rugby team went down to Rotorua to compete in the Western Heights Tournament. We were all amped up and ready to go and play our first game, and the score line was very tight, going back and forth between the two teams, in the end we unfortunately lost 17-12 against a team way bigger in size than us. We were disappointed but it was a great effort considering we got well and truly beaten by Glenfield the week before. The next game we were all tired because our game started early at 8:45am. They had us on size and weight and we thought we would get hammered but we all picked up our intensity and kept it a close game. In the end we caused an upset and won17-10 in a mean game. Next we were amped up from our first win and wanted to take it to Rotorua Lakes High School, but they pulled out and we won by default. We are all excited for our final game tomorrow and hope to pick up another win. We would also like to say a special thanks to our coaches Herby Barnes and Mr.Howarth. Players of the day: Joshua Hohia and Zac Osborne, special mentions to Hoera Greening, Cameron Dabb, Dylan Fenton-Panui, Shea Attwood and Callum Sainty for tackling hard and playing well out of their normal positions. By Zac Osborne and Tom Stroud© 15 Captain Websites for results and fixtures

www.asbcollegesport.co.nz www.hbcnetball.co.nz

www.harbourhockey.org.nz www.netballnorthharbour.co.nz www.hibiscusnetball.co.nz

Sponsorship

With our sports teams travelling to various tournaments in 2011, it is a great opportunity for local businesses in the community to sponsor a team. If you require more details please contact Sharon O’Brien (09) 424 9219 [email protected]

HAVE YOU GOT YOUR WINTER SPORTS UNIFORM? Rugby shorts $30.00

Rugby Shirt $97.00

Hockey / Soccer Socks $15.00

Multi Purpose Shirt size 10-14 $57.00

Netball Skirt $51.00

Netball Top $60.00

Netball Dress $115.00 Junior Basketball $40.00

Senior Basketball Shorts & Singlet $120.00

School Tracksuit (top and pants) $140.00

Basket Ball Shorts and Singlet $120.00

Soccer Shots Boys & Girls $20.00

Multi Purpose Shirt size xs-xxl $74.00

Hockey / Soccer Socks $15.00

‘All Payments for Sports Activities to be made at Learner Accounts.’

WOOD FOR SALE Get ready for winter Chopped DRY Pine Logs for Sale & Pine cones Bag or Trailer load $100 a trailer Load Contact Mrs. Menzies - 021996155 16

great kids

Great news! Toolbox parenting groups are enjoyable and informative groups that are run by trained There is a facilitators over six weeks. Tweens & Teens They explore key parenting (12 – 18 year olds) principles and practical ways to address problems as well Toolbox at: as how to build a great family team. You will watch DVD Whangaparaoa College, clips, have discussions with other parents and come away Delshaw Ave with a ‘toolbox’ full of great Whangaparaoa ideas and information on Tuesdays 17 May – 21 June growing great kids! at 7pm - 9pm.

For more information and to register contact:

Heather 09 426 6165 or Allan 027 472 3304

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College Physio Clinic

Come and see John Lanigan - Physio for treatment at school for… Neck Or Back Pain Sports Injuries / Sprains Physio Rehabilitation after Plaster or Operations

Discounted ACC Surcharge Only $5 Non ACC $40

Where? The New Physio Clinic has moved this term to its own rooms. Now situated downstairs in the Admin Block behind Learner Accounts When? Open Mon, Wed & Fri at 11.30am - 2.30pm

Mondays are the best to day to bring any new injuries in from the weekends sport. Early attention assists in faster recovery and return to your game. To make an appointment or Discuss Your Needs 18 Call in and see John in the Foyer or txt /Phone 0211873299 or Manly Physio 4241309 As part of Youth Week the Hibiscus Coast Youth Centre is putting on a free event for youth. This is drug and alcohol free and will consist of fun youth activities that will promote wellbeing amongst teens and help them be inspired to be themselves without giving into peer pressure. The focus of Youth Week is to communicate to the youth of the Hibiscus Coast that they have the opportunity to step up, take responsibility and be heard. We want to inspire young people through this event that it is ok to be themselves and we intend to provide a safe place where they can do exactly that.

Saturday 28th May, 2011 HBC Youth Centre is putting on a special event for Youth Week for ages 10+. Youth Week is all about celebrating young people. Come check it out! Dance crews, games, dance party and you could win heaps of prizes. Please contact if you are able to provide sponsorship or product/ donations for this event. 214d Hibiscus Coast Highway near the Western Reserve, Ph: 09 426 5005

We would like to offer $30 Ball Make Up (usually $45) We have 2 Mothers Day packages:

**Reveal Me** Relaxing back massage, Reveal Signature facial, complete with Facial Massage & scalp Massage, lash tint, brow shape. full skin consult, homecare & treatment plan $180 Value for just $99

**Refresh Me** Petite Pedicure, Shape, buff & polish on hands, enhancing eyelash tint, brow shape & tint $120 Value for just $75

09 4285123 for bookings

Here is the run down on the promotion for people to fundraise for your school while also winning for themselves. All they have to do is text in the code on the back of the Anchor Milk bottles that display the logo below. Not asking them to do anything extra other than nominate your school to be in with a chance to win. The promotion has started and runs till the end of June. Good Luck!

Anchor gives more than $500,000 to Kiwi communities and schools Sports equipment, computers and new books for the library are just some of the things that 84 lucky schools from around New Zealand will be able to purchase thanks to the Great Anchor Milk Run initiative.

The Great Milk Run will see up over $500,000 invested into New Zealand communities. Every day for 84 days, Anchor will award a new winning consumer $2,500 for themselves and $2,500 for the school of the winning consumer’s choice. Anchor will then also give one lucky New Zealander and their nominated school $50,000 each in the grand prize draw, opening up a world of opportunities. This is the second year Anchor has supported Kiwi schools and it was seeing the difference the prize money made to last year’s winning school that made Anchor want to continue this initiative. The Great Anchor Milk Run runs from April 4th to June 26th and will be giving schools and consumers the chance to win their share of $500,000 cash by simply purchasing any specially 19 marked 1L, 2L or 3L bottle of Anchor milk. PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR ADVERTISERS

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