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Pietas, Probitas, et Sapientia NELSONIAN 2018 NELSONIAN N N E E L L S S O O N N I I A A 8 N N Howard Mo Y11 Harry Timms Jake Milliner Daniel Lefale ART PAINT Genesis Clayton William Icon Jem Postance Finn McCormack INGNgun Matranga Michael Love NELSONIAN 2018 EDITOR Christina Naughton PROOF READERS Annabelle Zeeman, Colleen Croft & Sandra Cahill COVER DESIGN Deborah Kelly, Max Cattell & Logan Schokking PRE PRESS DESIGN Denise Tombs, D Design PRINTING Printhouse, Nelson All efforts have been made to ensure Aeran Tapnio this document is an accurate and fair representation of the events at Nelson College in 2018. Thank you to all the contributors and I hope you enjoy it. Nelson College 67 Waimea Rd Nelson South Nelson 7010 www.nelsoncollege.school.nz Jonah Kopf Jacob Barber Jem Postance Howard Mo Genesis Clayton Aeran Tapnio Y13 ART Jakob Neal DESIGN Baily Dixon CONTENTS Staff 4 Headmaster's Address 10 Prizegiving 12 Board of Trustees Report 17 Head Boy Address 18 PTA 19 Old Boys 20 Colours 22 Junior Prizegiving 23 Refugee Community 24 From Colombia to Nelson 26 Cultural Diversity 27 Howard Mo Leadership and Mentoring 28 Philosophy Trip 29 Prefects 30 House Reports 31 Year 12 Design 36 Year 13 Photography 37 DESIGN Media Studies 38 Geography 39 Genesis Clayton Jacob Barber Y13 Technology 40 Food and Hospitality 42 Commerce 42 Mathematics 43 International 44 Whānau 46 Tourism 47 Co Curricular 48 Aeran Tapnio Mataki 52 Outdoor Education 54 Performing Arts 56 Library 58 History 59 Music 60 Y13 ART English 63 Peru Trip 64 Sport 66 School Roll 83 Year 12 Ball 88 Year 13 Homerooms 89 Baily Dixon Y13 Year 13 Ball 93 Jakob Neal DESIGN Baily Dixon PHOTOGRAPHY Logan Schokking Y12 Nelson College Staff 2018 Back Row: Simon Field, Robin Ringwood, Stephen Knoef, Glenn Bussell, Luke Toynbee, Alex Crisp, Mark Chamberlain, Ryan Walsh, Susan Edwards, Sam Currie, Robert Anderson, Jamie Brown Second Row: Grant Billcliff, Richard Townsend, Tony Allen, Paul Sersen, Brett Mochan, Paul Daubney, Gail Samson, Stu McLean, Nick Withers, Fiona McCabe, Quinton Gately, Richard Brudvik-Lindner, Sarah Watts, Peter Gillin Third Row: Trudy Byers, Gordon McKenzie, Peter Grigg, Shane Colman, Catherine Staig, Kirk Milligan, Phil Costley, Bob Casey, Deborah Kelly, Annabelle Zeeman, David van der Velden, Vaughan Watson, Leonie Keyse, Paula Smith, Kevin Gledhill, Tess Eden, Samme Hippolite, Alethea Stove Fourth Row: Catherine Elliott, Colleen Croft, Alex Hassan, Heledd Restall, Sandra Cahill, Shellee Hall, Helen Allan, Christina Naughton, Jackie Newport, Chris Phillips, Deborah Stuart, Sylvia Nevin, Joanne Barnes, Chris Wensley, Julie McIntosh, Pauline Schurmann, Jennifer Neale, Glenys Rait, Susan Sturrock Front Row: Johnnie Fraser, Leigh Gray, Stuart Roxburgh, David Purdie, Richard Nott, Wayne Hippolite, Chris Franklin, Jennifer Arai, Brian Hore, Gary O’Shea, Ron Kelly, Jarrod Aberhart, Kay McKenzie, Kieran Cleary, Kevin Burgess, John Francis, Simon Mardon, Julian Daly, Sharon Lukitau-Ngaamo. SENIOR STAFF SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELLORS Gary O’Shea Headmaster Heledd Restall Counsellor Tim Tucker Deputy Headmaster Simon Field Counsellor Brian Hore Deputy Principal Ron Kelly Deputy Principal Jarrod Aberhart Assistant Principal TEACHING STAFF AND AREA(S) OF RESPONSIBILITY Chris Allen (on leave 2018) HOD Physics BOARD OF TRUSTEES Helen Allan Mathematics/Computing Dennis Christian Chairman Michelle Anderson Boarding Tutor/Business Studies/ Andy Wotton (from start 2018) Deputy Chair Careers Passport Pam Ewan Trustee Neil Anderson HOD Health Deleece Hall Trustee Robert Anderson Physical Education Andy Wotton Trustee Jennifer Arai SENCO & Learning Support/HOD Careers Passport/ John Rollston Trustee TIC Japanese Fiona McCabe Staff Trustee Stuart Bathan (on leave 2018) Commerce Thomas Zohrab (from 9/17 to 9/18) Student Trustee Stanley Page-Bates (from 9/18) Student Trustee Grant Billcliff HOD Matakitaki Lodge/EOTC Co-ordinator/Science & Physical Education Olivia Hall (from 9/18) Co-opted Māori Rep Jamie Brown Assistant HOD Physical Education Sandra Gargiulo Secretary Richard Brudvik-Lindner GATMO Coordinator/Social Sciences Gary O’Shea Headmaster Kevin Burgess HOF Arts DEANS Clare Butler HOD ESOL Richard Capenerhurst HOD Computing Tess Eden Year 9 Graeme Peake Year 10 Mark Chamberlain Science Simon Powrie Year 11 Kieran Cleary HOF Technology Helen Allan Year 12 Jesse Clifton Visual Arts Sharon Lukitau-Ngaamo Year 13 Phil Costley Assistant HOD Mathematics/Principals Nominee Alex Crisp Assistant HOD Mathematics HOUSE MASTERS Colleen Croft Lexia/English Neil Anderson Chaytor Sam Currie HOD Chemistry Quinton Gately Robinson Julian Daly Assistant HOD Technology Alex Hassan Monro Paul Daubney TIC Trade Building Sharon Lukitau-Ngaamo Fell Tess Eden Physical Education/Health/Social Studies Simon Mardon Barnicoat Catherine Elliot Specialist Classroom Teacher/English David Purdie Domett Braden Faavae English David van der Velden Kahurangi John Francis HOF Mathematics 4 NELSONIAN Chris Franklin HOF Physical Education Chris Phillips Careers/Gateway/Trades Academy Coordinator Johnnie Fraser HOF Science/HOD Biology Rachel Purdie (Terms 2 and 3) Careers Advisor Diane Garside English Leigh Riley (Terms 2 and 3) ELL Learning Support Mentor Stephen Garside HOD Outdoor Education Betty Sammes ELL Learning Support Mentor Quinton Gately HOD Food Technology Evelyn Thompson ELL Learning Support Mentor Emma Gillyon ESOL Margaretta Trewavas Learning Support Mentor Kevin Gledhill Accounting Peter Grigg Sports Coordinator/Physical Education PREPATORY SCHOOL Joe Haddon Science Richard Nott Head Teacher Shellee Hall Refugee Coordinator Glenn Bussell Year 8 Chris Hart International Director Shane Colman Year 7 Alex Hassan English Dian Edmondson Year 7 Samme Hippolite Assistant HOD English Sarah Watts Year 8/FPS Wayne Hippolite HOD Māori Pauline Schurmann Secretary Caroline Hyde (started Term 3) French Julia Fenwick Learning Support Mentor Jodi Jeffrey (on leave 2018) Physical Education Deborah Kelly Assistant HOD Visual Arts PTA MEMBERS Stephen Knoef ESOL On a rotation basis Secretary Kieron Lattimer Data Manager/Mathematics Gillian Dancey Committee Member Martin Love Technology Barbara Franklet Committee Member Sharon Lukitau-Ngaamo Performing Arts/English Diane Garside Teachers Representative Kay MacKenzie HOD Music Deleece Hall Board of Trustees Representative Fiona McCabe Visual Arts Brian Hore Management Representative Adrienne McDowell Music Claire Hughes Treasurer Gordon McKenzie Technology Ron Kelly Management Representative Stu McLean Mathematics Janine Pomeroy Chairperson Simon Mardon HOF Commerce Paula Smith Uniform Representative Dulkara Martig Outdoor Education Paul Sturrock Old Boys Representative Kirk Milligan Mathematics Daniel Moon Technology ADMINISTRATION STAFF Christina Naughton HOD Media Studies/Nelsonian Tony Allen IT Support Jennifer Neale Assistant HOD Science Joanne Barnes Financial Assistant Graeme Peake Assistant HOD English Bob Casey IT Systems Engineer Simon Powrie HOF Social Sciences Sharon Dawson Financial Administrator/Hire Manager/ David Purdie Assistant HOD Social Sciences Recruitment Assistant Robin Ringwood Technology Gina Fletcher (left Term 2) Old Boys Liaison Leigh Riley (left Term 2) International Marketing Director & College Communications Tristan Riley (on leave 2018) Assistant HOD Science Sandra Gargiulo Headmaster’s PA/Secretary Stuart Roxburgh HOD Classics Pete Gillin Systems Administrator/ICT Gail Samson Mathematics Caroline Henderson Librarian Louise Simpson (left Term 2) TIC French Lucy Jackson (started Term 3) Old Boys Liaison Catherine Staig Mathematics Mandy Kirkham (left Term 2) Attendance Office Deborah Stuart Science Julie McIntosh Financial Administrator Richard Townsend Physical Education/Careers Sarah Milligan Laboratory Manager/Science Technician Luke Toynbee Mathematics Brett Mochan Finance Manager Leigh Tutty HOF English Jackie Newport Receptionist David van Der Velden Assistant HOD Social Sciences Jude Rainey International Homestay Manager Ryan Walsh English Glenys Rait School Secretary Lauren Walton (on leave 2018) Refugee Coordinator/ESOL Paul Sersen Relief Coordinator Luke Walton HOD Performing Arts Paula Smith Leadership Programme Administrator Vaughan Watson Social Studies Rachel Stewart Attendance Office Richard Wiechern Technology Althea Stove Sports Co-ordinator Jocelyn Winters Science Sue Sturrock Librarian Nicholas Withers Boarding Tutor/Commerce Chris Wensley Library Manager Rebecca Young (on leave 2018) Science Sarah Wilson Marketing & Communications Manager Annabelle Zeeman English SUPPORT STAFF STUDENT SUPPORT Eric Arnold Workshop Technology Assistant Carmel Barrett Fell House Matron Lochie Hume Caretaker Debbie Baxter School Nurse Greg Lautenslager Specialist Athletics Coach Nathan Baxter Boarding Tutor Ken Lindbom Specialist Assistant in Automotive workshop Trudy Byers Learning Support Mentor Garry MacDonald Specialist Cricket Coaching Sandra Cahill Student Administrator/Marketing Coordinator Shaun O’Donohue Dining Room Manager Susan Edwards ELL Learning Support Mentor Jono Phillips Rugby Academy Apitoni Filiai Learning Support Mentor (Maori and Pasifika) Bronwyn Shallcrass Food Tech Assistant Leigh Gray Careers Advisor/Careers Educator Jackie Simpson Staffroom Mary Harley (left Term 2) Leadership/Mentoring Coordinator Dale Sirett Cleaning Supervisor Vikki Heays Boarding Tutor Davor Tavich Specialist Football Coaching Dianne Homer ELL Learning Support Mentor Paul Werner Nelson College Tradesman Leonie Keyse Student Achievement
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