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The Eighth Annual Wellington Regional Japanese Speech Competition The eighth annual Wellington regional Japanese Speech Competition was held on Friday, 30 June 2017 at Taraika Marae at Wellington High School. The competition was organised by the Wellington Association of Japanese Language Teachers with the support of the Japan Foundation. 34 contestants from ten secondary schools and Victoria University took part, and the total audience, including teachers, was about 80 people. Students spoke on a variety of topics, including “Homestay”, “Why I dance”, and “My school”. Miss Christine Chow (Onslow College) was awarded to the Ambassador’s prize Congratulations to all of the participants! Ambassador’s prize winner: Miss Christine Chow (Onslow College) with Ambassador Toshihisa Takata. Year 10 category winners: Year 11 category winners: 1st – Katherine Chow (Onslow College) (left) 1st –Eddy Horwood (Wellington College) (left) 2nd – Imali De Silva (Hutt Valley High School) (2nd from right) 2nd – Maxing Cabug (Upper Hutt College) (2nd from right) 3rd – Victoria Ryan (Queen Margaret College) (right) 3rd – Julia Manlangit (Wainuiomata High School) (right) HC – Gina Dao - McLay (St Mary’s College) (2nd from left) HC—Liam Matheson (Wellington High School) (2nd from left) (*HC= Highly Commended) Year 12 category winners: Year 13 category winners: 1st – Antonia King (Queen Margaret College) (left) 1st – Lydia Joyce (Onslow College) (left) 2nd – Rebacca Voong (Hutt Valley High School) (2nd from left) 2nd – Lena Ammon (Raphael House Rudolf Steiner School) (2nd 3rd – Christine Chow (Onslow College) (right) from left) HC –Nathan Carter (Wellington College) (2nd from right) 3rd – Jiaru Lin (Queen Margaret College) (2nd from right) HC – Matthew Canlas (Wellington College) (right) University Students category winner: Heritage Students category winner: Tessa Llewellyn-Dransfield (Victoria University) Hinako Percival (Heretaunga College) .

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