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Newsletter No. 19 – 19 June From James Clarke, Acting Principal New Health Centre Attendance & Achievement Recovering Student Leaders and Student Council Initiatives 12PEO Fundraising for Salvation Army On Monday 8 June at dawn we held the whakatuweratanga (blessing) of this new facility for our three DHB Nurses and the Doctor who is here one day a week. This will provide illness prevention services as well as consultation and assistance for those students who are unwell at school. • Attendance has returned to the same level as pre Lockdown. • While students’ achievement is not at the level we would expect at this stage of the year, it is gradually improving. • The focus and concentration in classes is at a very good level in the College, owing to the concern students have for their achievement this year and in response teachers are delivering as much recovery and catch up work as possible. Student Leaders have taken the messages from the recent assemblies and have been visiting each of the Tutor Groups with the following message to lead discussions around our behaviour in classtime and our behaviour at break times. Rosehill College is your school. Your school is a place where we respect each other, we all feel safe, we help each other and we focus on our learning. At your school we do not accept or tolerate behaviour that makes others feel unsafe or disrespected because we don’t like it when others make us feel unsafe or disrespected. All of us together, you, your mates, other students, the student leaders and the teachers are what makes your school a great place to be. How we ALL act and behave towards each other is what will create the positive environment we all want. YOU need to play your part by refusing to be involved with inappropriate behaviour and helping to discourage inappropriate behaviour in others. We are very proud of the Student Leaders and excited that they have chosen to support students and the School in such a beneficial and progressive way. Junior House Leaders supported the discussion in their Tutor Groups. Head Students: Nabaa Faisal, Dahnie Skelling, Cameron Ross, Taine Naera Student Trustee: Kritika Selach Atawhai Leaders: Caleb Rosval, Teina Lowe, Lagi Aumus, Paris Boyce-Bacon Kahurangi Leaders: Troy Pennington, Kevin Wang, Juvina Auva’a, Grace Chalmers Manutaki Leaders: Micah McMillan, Ben Wickers, Brooke Andrews, Taylor Bell Pounamu Leaders: Zoe Shuker, Aoife Parsons, Hayden Hartley, Gabe Jonson Rangatahi Leaders: Blade Te Kawa Simeon, Aiden Prosser, Kirsten Gomez, Rababgeet Ghuman Taikura Leaders: Noah Parker, Luke Taylor, Aatika Prasad, Georgia Ray Jones Maori Leaders: Arwen Harrison, Daniel Te whare Pasifika Leaders: Josh Sitagata, Anna-Marie Va’a International Leaders David Wei, Mandhir Singh Environment Leaders: River Lancaster, Ellie Harper The Student Council has selected as its project the reinforcement of the importance of academic achievement and they too will be visiting Tutor Groups to present messages on this topic and photographing for publicity our students engaged in discussion and study. Kritika Selach Chairperson, Jackson Wright Yr9, Sienna Kroon Yr9, Shresha Guhan Yr9, Bryleigh Kenney Yr10, Anna Carter Yr11, Ingrid Lee Yr11, Isabel Nair Yr12, Jessica Kats Yr12, David Wei Yr12, Natasha Reid Yr12, Marshe Ontong Yr13, Erica Choeung Yr13. The students in the two 12 Outdoor Education classes recently undertook a chosen physical activity for 12 hours and sought sponsors to raise funds for a charity. On Tuesday they visited a food bank and received certificates and thanks for raising an incredible $11,800. Another example of the spirit of community service Rosehill students are so well known for. If you wish to make responses or comments to me, please do so [email protected] DAYS Term 2 Week 11 22 - 26 June Days 4 - 2 Level 1 Tuesday 23 June Group Photos Wednesday 24 June 3.30-5pm Homework Centre. 6.30pm Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting James Clarke, Acting Principal Term 2 19 June 2020 Issue No. 19 www.rosehillcollege.school.nz 12PEO 24KM Charity Challenge Congratulations to the students of 12 PEO who were raising money for Food Banks and had to run 2km on the hour every hour for 12 hours! This proved to be a mental challenge just as much as a physical one, but all participants made it to the 24km mark. Over $11,000 was raised for Food Banks. The Salvation Army invited 12PEO students into their Manukau office to thank them for their fundraising efforts. 2020 Middle School Ethics Olympiad University of Otago Virtual Open Day Year 9 November 2020 Date: Thursday 23 July 2020, 3:30–7:30pm Yr 10-13 May 2021 • Over 100 short presentations about academic programmes and The Ethics Olympiad provides students courses with a creative vehicle for developing skills • Live chat with University of Otago staff who will be able to answer in communication, critical thinking and all your questions respectful discourse while dealing with relevant, contentious and • A virtual campus tour interesting ethical issues. • Snippets from each of the 15 residential colleges • Information on scholarships and other key services available to School groups come together to engage with interesting ethical cases, students after some practice with a coach, in training their minds to draw conclusions carefully and collaboratively. Based around Big ideas – Big Dunedin On-Campus Open Day questions (Professor Wartenberg) Date: Monday 10 August 2020, 9 – 3.30pm Contact Mrs Green GaTe Co-ordinator if you are interested in finding out more about this. Māori and Pasifika Homework Centre School Canteen The Maori and Pasifika Homework Centre will be running in the School The canteen have updated and expanded their menu to include filled Library each Wednesday after school from 3.30pm to 5pm, until the rolls, wraps and other fresh products. end of the Term. Teachers from most subjects will be available to You can order online at www.schoollunches.co.nz or in person. work with students on their individual needs. Food will be provided The canteen accepts EFTPOS and cash. for students who are utilising this initiative. 9M1 Challenge Day On Monday, as part of their Survivor Project, 9M1 students participated in a Challenge Day. The day began with the class being split into two groups and collecting water samples from Pahurehure Inlet and Slippery Creek. Students then conducted experiments to filter and neutralise their samples. After interval, students were challenged to create a shelter using only dry spaghetti pasta and string, which was a lot of fun. Students enjoyed building their shelters and eating dry pasta. The strength of their shelters was tested and unfortunately, most shelters could not withstand the weight of the testing. Our final challenge was tent building and our Head of House, Mr Fraser came along to help with it. The Challenge Day aimed to target skills such as problem solving, decision making, collaboration and effective teamwork. Overall, the day was a success and students and teachers enjoyed themselves. Te Roopu Awhina Agenda Discussion – Post COVID 19 Date: 25 June 2020 Tena koutou e nga whanau katoa, me te tumanako kei te pai koutou whanau. Meeting time: 6.00pm to 7.00pm Welcome to all the families, hope you are your whanau are well. Time limit on Zoom Meeting is 40 minutes Zoom link - No hea mai? https://cmhealth.zoom.us/j/3562743586 Where to from here? - let questions flow. Face to face venue Moemoea at Rosehill College (time He aha te kaupapa matua a te whanau - ko ta maatau Rangatahi ma te nuinga o nga tangata as stated above). Light refreshments. Y13 i roto i tenei tau? Manaakitanga mo nga akonga Maori katoa i te Kura Kaute o Rosehill What would the whanau’s priorities be – supporting our Rangatahi, especially Y13 seniors Facilitators: Matua James Te Whare, James Clarke, Ian Alexander, Whaea Pare, Theresa Roigard and Matire through this year? – but also Manaakitanga for all Maori students at Rosehill College Toia. He aha te mahi a Te Roopu Awhina me te kura ki te akiaki i te iwi Maori ki te reo pakari me Karakia and opening by Matua James Te Whare te kaha ki te whai wāhi atu ki nga kaupapa katoa mo te maatauranga o to ratou Rangatahi i te Rohe o Rosehill. Acknowledgements by Matua James Te Whare for all What can Te Roopu Awhina and the school do to encourage Maori whanau to confidently whanau, Rangatahi, staff BOT members attending. voice and actively participate in all matters concerning the education of their Rangatahi at Maori and English wording. The guideline for tonight’s Rosehill College. meeting is 3 questions, due to time factor. But this Evaluation of this meeting: is only a guideline. Others may want to ask other • Feedback timeframe 2 weeks from date of this meeting. Information feedback to be sent questions. via school newsletter and or other methods. Tonight’s questions will be focused on the whanau and • Considerations and discussion to be taking back to senior management, BOT and Te rangatahi. Roopu Awhina for recommendations. • Ongoing and consistent Te Roopu Awhina Meetings. Zoom and face to face meetings. THE GAME CHANGERS - SPORT STARS MESSAGES FOR STUDENT ATHLETES NetballNZ, NZRugby, NZCricket and School Sport NZ have collaborated in facilitating The Game Changers, a group of young leaders who are committed to championing youth voice and contributing a fresh perspective to sport in New Zealand Check it out on the link below. http://www.nzsssc.co.nz/newsarticle/91297?enewsid=22146 RESULTS GOOD LUCK Preseason Goodluck to our Basketball, Football and Badminton A & B Grade teams 1st XV v Strathallan - 55-8 who all start their competition next week. Friendly INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK 1st XI Girls Hockey v Howick College - 3-1, goal scorers Hannah Smith, If you aren’t already, follow us on instagram and facebook Danielle De'ath and Shayne Elisak.
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