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BLAZERS If a Student Is Unwell and Cannot Attend School, Parents Are RESPECT SERVICE 340 Rattray Street, Dunedin Telephone (03) 477 3408 email: [email protected] JUSTICE TRUTH Website: www.kavanagh.school.nz Issue 9/17 Thursday 30 March 2017 Meet Our Head Students— THE CARITAS CHALLENGE 31 March – 2nd April 2016 Deputy Head Boy Niko Cockerell My name is Nikolao Omari Cockerell but everyone knows me as Niko. Kavanagh has been my second home since 2011 after a small move from my primary school, St Joseph’s Cathedral. I love playing all sports and am lucky to play goalkeeper in the Kavanagh College Football team and the National The Sports Challenge and Emergency Shelter for Years 12 and Champion Futsal team. I have immersed myself in the many 13 students are on from 3.30pm Friday—9.00am Saturday. different opportunities Kavanagh has to offer and look Students are expected to remain on site throughout this time. forward to giving back to the school during my role this There will be adult supervision at all times. All students need to year. Telling stories and socialising is something that I enjoy doing. Being able to be an individual in such a big have had their caregivers sign a permission form and it is school is something that Kavanagh does amazingly well and I expected that they are being sponsored to participate. am proud to be a part of that. Music Squad Caritas Challenge My goals for this year: The Music Squad are organising 24 hours of Music Making in the embrace and enjoy my last year at Kavanagh auditorium for the Caritas Challenge. be a leader who can support and engage all people from all areas There will be a concert tomorrow night from 6.00pm starring the help others to express and enjoy being themselves Jazz Band and special guest acts. Family and friends are warmly keep a good balance between sport, socialising and invited to come with a donation for Caritas. academics achievements throughout the year There will be music-making throughout the night and parents and families of musicians are invited to come and share their talent - BLAZERS maybe taking a five minute slot at 4.00am to showcase your recorder skills? Karaoke style awesomeness will also be available The Kavanagh College regulation blazer is compulsory for all if you want to get up and sing your favourite Disney tune. There senior (Years 11 to 13) students during Terms 2 and 3. also will be an open mic setup for guitarists, singers, drummers It is expected that all Years 11 to 13 students will wear a and pianists. blazer to and from school and throughout the day during the winter terms. If your student requires a blazer that Click on the link to place your order. needs to be personally tailored please http://www.entertainmentbook.co.nz/orderbooks/26008g4 be aware that there may be a waiting time of up to four weeks. This is the last chance to take advantage of the bonus offers Please ensure all blazers are before launch on 6th April. clearly named If a student is unwell and cannot attend school, parents are asked to phone the College office by 8.50am. Class attendance rolls are taken every period and unexplained absences are communicated to parents smartly. If a student continues to be absent please keep in contact. Gifted and Talented Learning Hub - 3 weeks to go! The Catholic Schools Gifted and Talented learning hub will be launched at Saint Mary's on the 11th of April. Students from Kavanagh College and Saint Mary's Kaikorai School will Meihana Kewene-Masina and Elliot Blyth (far left in the photo partake weekly in a range of activities and projects that are below) were excellent Music Squad Ambassadors at a meeting targeted for gifted learners. last Friday for the Otago Secondary Schools' Music Festival. This is the first time that students have been invited to attend one of these meetings which Music teachers organise. Meihana and Elliot were joined by students from Logan Park, St Hilda's and Kaikorai Valley College. All the students had a say in the choice of music for choir, orchestra, string orchestra and concert band. The festival this year will be held on Monday 11th September and music will be available for singers/musicians very soon! Music Instrument Hire If you have hired a school instrument, the fee for hireage ($150) needs to be paid directly to the Bursar before the end of term. Thanks to those who have already paid. If you need to discuss the fees then please get in contact with Saint Mary's Kaikorai School students testing out the new bean bags that will be part of the new Gifted and Talented Ms Watts [email protected] learning hub. Year 12/13 TDT Wearable Arts trip to Wellington 2018 Hot Cross Bun Fundraiser The Junior Envirogroup is back! $3.89 per packet of six traditional or six chocolate buns This year the senior Envirocouncil will be running this. The 70 cents per packet goes to our trip times for Term 1 are ODD Mondays 3.00-4.00pm and EVEN Tuesday 3.00-4.00pm in M2.2. If you can’t make it every Orders by Tuesday 28th March for delivery on 7th April week, you can still be involved on the week that you can make. Email Sue Robinson [email protected] if For updates and reminders, join the Envirogroup Year 7-10 you are interested in supporting Google Classroom page with the code 74xpkk. us. PRIVATE BOARD REQUIRED Kavanagh ID Cards 2017 We are looking for a family for our 15 year old daughter who attends Kavanagh College to private board with Orders 1—4 are now available for from the beginning of term two until the end of the collection at the Bursar's office. Anyone school year. Walter Smith wishing to order a Student ID can make payment of $9 at the Bursar's office at For further information please contact her parents Janne 09/MAR/17 anytime. Your ID will not be ordered and Paul on 03 451 0164 (Queenstown) without payment. or [email protected] ongratulations to staff member Ant Harris who Congratulations to Bella Wadsworth who has recently been has been named Dunedin awarded the Otago/Southland Championship award for her age - C Top Female Racer in Otago/Southland for age 14. club Cricketer of the Year and Club Batsman of the Year at the Dunedin Both Bella and her brother Jacob where part of the Mainland Cricket Association awards night South (Highlanders) BMX race team to take on Canterbury. Bella was named Co-Captain of the team. Both Bella and Jacob are now off to BMXNZ Nationals on the 8th of April where they will race the best in New Zealand. Jacob will also trial for the New Alumni News Zealand Team. If successful he will travel to, and race against, Congratulations to former Kavanagh the Australian team in June. student Sio Tomkinson on his exciting debut for the Highlanders last weekend. Otago/Southland Secondary Schools Athletics Championships Congratulations to the following students who have qualified for the South Island Secondary School Athletics Champs to be held in Dunedin on Friday 31st to Sunday 2nd April. ongratulations to Erika The students qualified by being in the top five of C Fairweather who finished their finals at the Otago/Southland Secondary with seven golds and two silver medals at the recent New Zealand Schools meet last weekend. Age Group Swimming Champion- Will Campbell U16 100m Sprint ships. She finished as the dominant free- Eila Chirnside U16 800m style swimmer of her age-group, Brigid Corson Senior Long Jump winning gold in the 100m (Otago Record), 200m (Otago and NZ Record), 400m (Otago Record) and 800m (Otago Record), and Senior 100m Hurdles silver in the 50m (Otago Record). Her other silver came in the Senior 100m Sprint 200m butterfly (Otago Record). She also won golds in the 200m and 400m IM (both Otago Records) and 200m backstroke (Otago Andrew Cromb U16 High Jump Record). Erika was named top overall female at the meet. Nik Dohig U15 400m Congratulations to Mitchell Scott who won a Peter Sewell U14 400m Junior Fours Bowls Tournament last weekend. This gave Mitchell a Dunedin Centre title which means he is one of the top bowlers for juniors in Dunedin. Final Year 7 & 8 Boys and Girls Miniball trial, Friday 3.00-4:15pm in the school gym. All interested players to attend please. Any questions to Mr Haig [email protected] .
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