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HERETAUNGA COLLEGE Newsletter – June 2017 HERETAUNGA COLLEGE Ward Street, Upper Hutt 5018 Telephone: 939 9370 Email: [email protected] Website: www.heretaunga.school.nz Newsletter – June 2017 IMPORTANT DATES CONGRATULATIONS! 26-27/6 – House Sport – Dodgeball 27/6 – Upper Hutt Sport Exchange Class Comedians – Liam Edwards 28/6 – CSW Badminton Jnr Champs Liam Edwards in 11DH auditioned for, was selected and 28/6 – Talent Quest Finals took part in a "Class Comedians" programme. This is the 29/6 – House Sports – Dodgeball comedy equivalent to a being selected for a top lower 29/6 – CSW Indoor Bowl Champs north island regional sports team. Liam attended 29/6 – Sport & Cultural Photos comedy workshops and training over the last school 29/6 – DRDIR202/203 Season 2 Show holidays. After meeting and learning from some top 30/6 – House Sports – Dodgeball comics, Liam had his stand-up comedy debut 30/6 – Senior Japanese Speech Comp performance a few weeks ago in a NZ Comedy Festival 3-7/7 – Music Group Week @ MB performance "Class Comedians. Congratulations Liam! 5/7 – CSW Badminton Open Singles 5/7 – LRC Ten Pin Bowling Young Enterprise Scheme 6/7 – Music Solo Evening One of our 13 Enterprise teams has made it to the Regional Final of YES Dragon's Den. 8/7 – 23/7 – SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 28/7 – HC Day Remedy Candles has earned 29-31/7 – Girls Basketball to Napier a place in the final. This is a great 31/7 – 1/8 – House Sports - Futsal achievement for the team, so it’s 1/8 – DRACT202/303 Production Tech time to celebrate that they have Day impressed the judges enough to 2/8 – Massey University, Palmerston make it to the final event (20 June). North Open Day 2/8 – LRC Basketball The students are all very excited 3-4/8 – House Sport – Futsal about the result. They are: Holly 4/8 – CSW Table Tennis Individual Trybula, Gretchen Elliot, Brittany Champs Maddock, Savannah Mokomoko, 5/8 – Senior Ball, Te Papa Nicole Regnaud 8/8 – Mufti Day Our Enterprise team displayed a 8/8 – NCEA / Pathways Evening – Yr10 wonderful presentation on Tuesday 20 9/8 – CSW Squash Champs June. The judges were very impressed 9/8 – CSW Road Race Champs incl. and they decided to AWD contribute $600 towards their team. 10/8 – CSW Jnr Netball Tournament Out of 8 teams only 4 teams received a 10/8 – Market Day reward of at least $600. Well done 11/8 – DRACT202/303 Senior Drama team! Production Rehearsal Karama Bennett represented his club, Hutt City Taekwondo, at the Gold Coast TERM DATES: Open on 6th & 7th May in Australia. Term Two: Karama fought up a division, fighting an opponent 40kgs heavier and much taller Monday 1 May – Friday 7 July and older. Karama lost narrowly by points but gained valuable experience and Term Three: won a Silver medal. Monday 24 July – Friday 29 September Term Four: LRC Football Team have won the Monday 16 October – Friday 8 Wellington AWD Competition today for the second year in a row. Having 2 players away December this week they did a great job in retaining their Labour Day – Monday 24 October title. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Regional Chemistry Quiz Meet on the first Tuesday of each The following students did Heretaunga College proud at the Regional Chemistry month at 6.30pm in the board room. All Quiz held at Victoria University on Wednesday 14 June. welcome to attend. FOOF team members: Praveen Bandarage, Logan Holcroft, Erfan Shamshirgaran, Keira McKaskell NaClY team: Mariannie Scoble, Daniel Mitchell, Kevin Patel, Jaishree Patel A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge POLYFEST The Polyfest is happening on 3 – 7 July 2017 at Walter Nash Stadium, Taita. Tickets for Friday 7 July are available from the main office. $5 per ticket, 1 – 4 year olds are free if sitting on a knee. Door sales are also available if all tickets are not sold prior to the event. The programme of performances is as follows: Monday 3 July at 6.00pm : Primary Schools’ Concert Tasi Participating Schools: Epuni Primary, Fergusson Intermediate Kapahaka, Fernlea Primary, HIBS, Koraunui Kapahaka, Normandale Primary, Pomare Primary, St Bernard’s Intermediate, Sts Peter & Paul School and Te Ara Whanui. Tuesday 4 July at 6.00pm : Primary Schools’ Concert Lua Participating Schools: Avalon Primary, Avalon Intermediate, Dyer Street School, Fergusson Intermediate Poly Group, Plateau School, Silverstream School, St Bernadette’s School, Taita Central School, Tawhai School and Wainuiomata Intermediate. Wednesday 5 July at 10.00am : Early Childhood Tiny Tots Concert : Gold coin entry at the door Featuring: Early Childhood Centres & Language Nests from the Hutt Valley area Wednesday 5 July at 6.00pm : Primary Schools’ Concert Tolu Participating Schools: Arohanui Strings, Boulcott School, Eastern Hutt School, Fraser Crescent School, Korokoro School, Petone Central School Poly Group, St Joseph’s School and St Michael’s School. Thursday 6 July at 1.30pm : First Language Oratory Celebration : Free entry Featuring: Youngsters from Avalon Intermediate, Epuni School, Koraunui School, Pomare School. Thursday 6 July at 6.00pm : Primary Schools’ Concert Fa Particpating Schools: Gracefield School, Koraunui School Pasifika, Maidstone Intermediate, Muritai School, Oxford Crescent School, Petone Central School Kapahaka, St Claudine School, Tui Glen School, Wilford School. Friday 7 July : 9.00am-4.00pm : Secondary Schools Kapahaka Competition Friday 7 July at 6.00pm : Secondary Schools Concert Featuring: Heretaunga College, Hutt Valley High School, Naenae College, Sacred Heart College, St Bernard’s College, St Patrick’s Silverstream, Taita College, Upper Hutt College. BUSINESS STUDIES - MARKET DAY You are invited to attend our Market Day Our Market Day is on Thursday 29 June from 6pm-8pm. We would like to invite all family and friends for this event. We have 8 teams in Business Studies and the students will launch their product this evening. There will be some baking for sale too. PERFORMING ARTS – DRAMA Ophelia Thinks Harder The senior Drama - Acting class is working away rehearsing their big production for the year, Ophelia Thinks Harder. Ophelia Thinks Harder is an influential New Zealand play that has gained critical acclaim. The play is funny, challenging and thought-provoking. The play will be performed 17th and 18th of August at 7pm. More information available on the HC Performing Arts Facebook page. Make Up / Costumes Wanted Having a clear out and you come across that eyeshadow you used once 3 years ago? Or a lipstick you thought was a good idea and wasn't? The false eyelashes that were a bargain but are just so tacky? HC Performing Arts wants your barely used make up products for our stage make up. We also welcome costume donations of particularly loud or dramatic clothes. At the moment we are in need of corsets, knee length socks and colourful men's clothes. Please donate items by bringing them in to the school office. Thanks! A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge JUNIOR ACTIVITY WEEK Heretaunga College Junior Activity Week is on in the last week of Term 4. Most year 9 and 10 students have selected their activity and have had this confirmed. Full payment must be made by Thursday 19 October 2017. PARENT PORTAL At the end of this term (10 July) parents will have access to the Term 2 online reports. If you have mislaid or are unsure of your portal access code please email Babette Moehricke, Deputy Principal on [email protected] DISABLED CAR PARKS Please refrain from parking in the disabled car parks on the school grounds. We have students who travel by taxi before and after school and these car parks are needed at these times. NZQA FEES Senior student NZQA fees of $76.70 are due to the school by Friday 25 August. These fees are collected by the school on behalf of NZQA to make it easier for you to pay them. There is a financial assistance form available at the office if you have a community services card. This reduces the fee to $20 per student or $30 per family. SPORT Notifications from Sports Department If you would like to join the mailing list for a particular sport so you can receive notification of trials etc please email [email protected] Winter Tournament Week Winter Tournament Week is being held 4-8 September 2017. Deposits are due on 31 May 2017. There are plenty of fundraising events happening so please support these. College Sport Wellington Inter-Secondary School Artistic Roller Skating Championships were held over the weekend at the Upper Hutt Roller Skating Club. The following girls are from Heretaunga College: Katie Hawley 1st Junior National Figures 1st Junior Loops 1st Junior National Freeskating 1st Junior National Solo Dance Tylah-Anne Charles 2nd Junior National Freeskating 2nd Junior National Solo Dance Mitsuko Nam 2nd Senior International Figures 4th Senior Loops 2nd Senior International Solo Dance Junior Cross Country We took 13 Students to the Regional event yesterday with some good results. The new course was set at Harcourt Park and the entries were up on previous years. Top performances were: Isaiah Albert 1st – Athletes With Disability Hannah Malloy 19th - Year 9 Girls (from 77) Alex Mort 35th – Year 9 Boys (from 103) Camryn Johnson 29th – Under 16 Girls (from 55) Liam Nicol 35th - Under 16 Boys (from 78) A Learning Environment of Opportunity and Challenge Floorball Well done to Coby Crafar and Jonny Higham who played at the Auckland Open on the weekend of 10/11 June. Although Saturday games in the social league didn’t go to plan with 2 losses, Sunday proved to be the day. All games played were won with their "social” team Storm 1 (Wellington Yellow) placed 5th overall, and their Wellington Under 19’s had their first win in the NZ Series, against the Auckland men’s team 6-2.
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