Tena koutou katoa Dates to Remember From the Principal Welcome back to Term 3 and a warm welcome to students and staff who have Monday 2 August joined us this term. School Finishes at 1.40pm Our Board is seeking input from our community as we plan for the next 5 years, Parent Teacher Interviews M-Z, and we need your thoughts. We have developed a questionnaire, which takes 2.30pm - 6pm about 20 minutes to complete, about what we want for our school as we move forward. We are asking parents, caregivers, students and staff of Rosehill College and our contributing Cook Island Language week schools to complete the questionnaire, which is able to be accessed from our website, at https:// Thursday 5 August rosehillcollege.school.nz/future-planning-questionnaire/ or by using the QR code below. Year 8 Student and Parent evening, Hall, We look forward to sharing the feedback with you towards the end of this term. 5pm On Tuesday 10 August, school will be closed for a Staff Only Day for teachers to engage with the NCEA Monday 9 August changes which are being planned. Students do not attend school on that day. Careers and Option Evening, Hall, 6pm - 8pm Sue Blakely, Principal Tuesday 10 August Staff Only Day - School Closed

Together we create an environment for Parent-Student-Teacher Interviews, Monday 2 August. personal excellence School will finish at 1.40pm. Murphy’s buses will operate at 1.40pm and AT Metro buses at the usual time of 3.20pm. Students are welcome to remain at school to study.

Careers & Option Evening YEAR 11 PRODUCTION 'I dont want to talk about it' Monday 9th August 2021, 6pm - 8pm This week, Mrs Harrison's Year 11 Drama Class performed their Rosehill College Hall - Library - A2 production 'I dont want to talk about it' by Bradley Hayward. The play touched on themes of bullying, relationships, self belief and love and the cast did a credible job of performing their characters and working as an This is a great opportunity to see the following all in one place ensemble. • Heads of Departments and Teachers in Charge of Subjects • Careers Advisor • Heads of Houses and Senior Management • Liaison Officers from various Universities, Polytechnics and Private Training Organisations - Exhibitors include:

30 July 2021 Issue No. 22 www.rosehillcollege.school.nz PARENT-STUDENT-TEACHER INTERVIEWS FUTURE PLANNING QUESTIONNAIRE for students in ALL Year Levels He karanga tēnei ki te hāpori o tō tātou kura kāreti o Pukeroihi e mihi Week 2, Term 3 atu nei. Monday 2 August (Surnames M-Z) I ahu mai tō mātou mahere rautaki i ngā tau e rima i pahure nei. Kua Bookings for Monday’s event will close at 9.00am on Monday 2 tae te wā hei whakaaro ake mo ngā tau e rima e wāheke mai nei. August. E te iwi, tēnā hono mai ki te tatauranga nei hei painga te whakatipuranga mō ā tātou rangatahi. We invite you to meet with your child’s subject teachers on Monday 2 August (Parent Surnames M-Z & those unable to attend the previous Please help us to plan the best for our students and school over the Thursday’s interviews) between 2.30pm and 6.00pm. next five years. Rosehill College’s current Strategic Plan was developed five years ago following a community consultation. We are seeking Please note that classes will finish at 1.40pm. It is expected that feedback from our community. What should our priorities be over the students are present at the interviews, if possible. Murphy’s buses next five years? will operate at 1.40pm and the AT Metro buses at the usual time of 3.20pm. Students are welcome to remain at school to study. rosehillcollege.school.nz/future-planning-questionnaire/ To make appointments you will need: Your child’s subjects and the names of their subject teachers. 1. On the internet go to: www.schoolinterviews.co.nz 2. Click ‘Make a Booking’ and enter School Event Code: 2am28 then hit “Go” 3. Enter your email address (if you have one) and your full name. If more than 1 child, enter ‘Book for [Number of students]’. Enter your Each week, every Year 9 and 10 child/ren’s full name/s (and a student ID number if known). Hit “Go”. student is gauged against our school 4. For each child select one of their subjects from the drop-box, then values by the teachers of English, teacher from the drop-box below. Click ‘Add another Teacher’ and Maths, Science, Social Studies and PE. repeat for all their subjects. Students who achieve the maximum 5. When finished, hit “Go”. possible marks for five weeks gain a 6. Select the date and times you would like to have the interviews (you Bronze Award. By gaining another may need to scroll down for Monday’s interviews). Please remember five weeks of maximum values, to leave 5 minutes (1 block) between appointments so that you can students move from Bronze to Silver get from one teacher to the next. and so on. 7. Once you have confirmed the times by hitting the “Go” button,a The Manaakitanga awards indicate confirmation email will go to your email address. If you do not have that these students are being an email, you can either write the information down, print off the consistently Respectful, Responsible times or call the school and we can do so for you. Please bring the and Caring - or in other words are confirmation with you on the day. Click FINISHED to complete your showing Manaakitanga. bookings. Appointment times are 5 minutes each. If you need longer to discuss Bronze Award Recipients your child’s progress in a particular subject, please arrange a separate Jack Atkin Larissa Michie time to meet with the teacher concerned. Ben Boyt Biansha Nair If you are unable to attend but wish to make contact with your child’s teachers, please contact the school to arrange this. Isaac Cookson Nidhi Sharma If you need assistance in making bookings please contact Linda Maia Draper Jasmine Tu Thompson on (09) 295 0661 Ext. 850 or by email at Gurpreet Khangura Varshini Velmurugan [email protected] Sarona Mata'afa

COMMUNITY EDUCATION ADULT LEARNING CENTRE Silver Award Recipients Lauren Aislabie Mohkam Midha Term three adult education classes begin on Thursday 12 August at 6.30 pm from the Rosehill College school site. Come along and learn Tricia Ashby Jasmine Minhas something new, upskill for work or leisure, meet new people or just Maia Bamfield Jak Mounsouphom have some fun! Lifelong learning keeps you young and active. Nidhi Bisht Seth Ouano Our term three brochure is available from the community education James Buchanan Ridhi Parameswaran office, details below or the main school office. You can visitour Tyler Bull Uriah Parkes website www.rosehilladultlearn.co.nz for a comprehensive list of programmes and courses being offered. On-line enrolment is available Kellen Calnan Claire Phillips at a discounted rate so please enrol before all classes fill up. Jamie Cook Jasmin Prior Our community education office at the school site will be open every Ilah Cooper Jordan Rhodes Thursday from 1.00 pm – 8.30 pm; 72A Rosehill Drive, Rosehill. Jake Court Katelyn Ringrose You can contact us on [email protected] or 09 6369060 to Olivia Foster Yamileth Ruiz Zazueta enroll over the telephone or for further information. Oscar Hayhow Ramneek Sidhu Janneke Ippel Prithvi Sidhu Robyn Kim Carrie Tam Together we create an Lucy Knapp Kayley Thomas environment for Lachy Kruger Jasmine Tu personal excellence Boris Lucena FROM THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT Welcome back to Term 3! Where is the year going! We are busy gearing up for the end of seasons for all our teams and for our top senior teams to go to tournament week. We will start asking students to register for junior summer sports from week 4 onwards with junior volleyball teams hoping to start trials in week 5. If you are interested in coaching a junior team please let me know, [email protected]. All students will be asked to take part in the Sport New Zealand ‘Voice of Rangatahi’ survey. The purpose of this survey is to understand the experiences rangatahi (young people) have with physical activity (sport, PE, recreation, or exercise) whilst at school. The survey will be done during tutor time later this term and is completely anonymous and voluntary. Good luck to our teams competing this week, I look forward to sharing in your successes. Nicola Bailey Director of Sport Important Information Results • Parent Information Booklet. This booklet contains answers to many 1st XV Rugby, 10 July, BYE of our frequently asked questions. Rosehill First XV 2021 | Facebook • Code of Conduct. This Code of Conduct applies to all players, officials U70 Rugby, 10 July, game against Glendowie College and supporters of Rosehill College both at school and when off-site. Rosehill 8 - Glendowie 7 • QR codes for the NZ COVID TRACER APP are available to sign in to Open Boys Basketball, 27 July, Waiuku College our facilities, please use these if possible. Rosehill 44 - Waiuku 34 The final game of the season for the Prems Boys Basketball saw the Congratulations boys take out a great win against Waiuku College 44-34 to finish 3rd Over the school holidays Paris Boyce-Bacon in the competition. For a team down on numbers on Tuesday night, represented Auckland at the NZ Gymnastic everyone dug in and we played one of our best defensive games of the Championships held at the Trust Arena in season. We have a break now to work on our offensive and defensive Henderson. After 4 days of competition and plays in preparation for tournament week in early September. qualifying heats and then finals, Paris was the Awesome effort guys, you should be proud of our season to date. NZ National Champion for her division, a huge Thanks as always to our supporters who have come to Pulman week achievement. after week for our late games. Open Girls Basketball, 27 July, game against James Cook High School Rosehill WBD - James Cook LDB Caitlyn Carter-Mills competed in Eutopia Cheerleading comp for two teams. Envy (level 4 Open Girls Basketball, 27 July, game against Waiuku College co-ed) and Royalty (level 5 non tumble). Rosehill 40 - Waiuku 23 Development Boys Basketball, 27 July, game against De La Salle B Results Rosehill 50 - De La Salle 42 Envy - Gold medal - Level 4 Grand Champions - overall highest score of competition. Junior Girls Basketball, 27 July, game against Aorere College Royalty - Gold medal - Level 5 non tumble. Rosehill 16 - Aorere 23 Our Junior Girls finished their season playing for 3rd/4th ranking, losing Chelsea Nicholas competed in the Skoda North to Aorere 23-16. It was a tough game with only 6 players available to Island School Road Championships, 10-11 July play but they certainly played well and seemed to have a lot of fun where she finished 9th in the Road Race and playing. Well done to the girls for their season and a special shout out 14th in the Criterium. Well done Chelsea. to Emily for coaching the girls. We really appreciated your time Emily. Fixtures Thank you. Football Boys 1st XI, 28 July, game against De La Salle Good luck to all our teams and athletes participating this week. Rosehill 2 - De La Salle 0 Football Girls 1st XI, 28 July, game against Long Bay College Rosehill 0 - Long Bay 1 Football Junior Boys, 28 July, game against Waiuku College Rosehill 5 - Waiuku 2 Hockey 1st XI Boys, 28 July, game against Glendowie Rosehill 1 - Glendowie 0 First game back in a while, the Rosehill hockey boys have started well with a win against Glendowie. The one goal scored off a penalty corner from Ben Reay who continues to score for the team. The player of the day was Robbie Shakespeare who was great on defense and was also a key member of the team's attack. Great start to the term for the hockey boys who are working hard heading into tournament week coming up later in the season. Netball, 28 July - no results currently available Prem - Manurewa Prem Girls A Prem Development - Aorere Year 10 Red - Strathallan Rubies Year 9 Blue WBD - Tangaroa LBD Year 9 Red - Tuakau College Y9 Hockey 1st XI Girls, 29 July, game against Westlake Girls’ Rosehill 1 - Westlake 1 Junior Basketball, 29 July Boys Junior A 40 - Destiny 42 Rosehill Blue 30 - Papakura B 20 Rosehill White WBD - De La Salle Blue LBD Draws Draws can be found in the following places; Rugby 1st XV, U15 & Girls - https://www.sporty.co.nz/cmrugby U70 - https://www.aucklandrugby.co.nz/Draws-Results Basketball, Football & Hockey http://drawsresults.sportsrunner.net/?org=CSA - follow the drop down options. Netball http://www.papakuranetball.org.nz/Tournaments-Events Other Information Termly Newsletter Please have a look at our termly newsletter, Eye on the Ball, for more information on what’s coming up this Term. Sports Hoodies Our new sports hoodies have now arrived. Students can come to the Sports Office to be sized for one if they are playing in a sports team or if they played in one in term 1. Once a student has chosen their size we will place the $65.00 charge on their school account. The hoodie will not be ordered until payment has been received. Orders will be placed on a Friday with any payments received before 11am Friday being placed that week. Uniform Playing uniform is not to be used during PE lessons. Students need to bring clothes that are not playing uniform to do PE in. Teachers have been told not to allow students to participate in playing uniform. Formals Formals are to be worn on game day only, this includes the vest. Please do not wear the vest on other days. Formals need to be worn correctly, including with the tie for boys. If you have PE on your game day, you must ensure you have a change of clothes to do PE in. Wearing formals is not an excuse to get out of participating in a PE lesson. Parking If you are picking up or dropping off your child for sport please use Gate 4 on Chichester Drive. If this is not possible please use Gate 3 on Rosehill Drive and park in the car park there. Please do not use the car park on Edinburgh Ave after school hours as this is locked in the evening and any cars parked there will be locked in. Balance is Better Balance is Better is about creating quality experiences for all young people to keep them active and in the game. The website is full of articles, webinars, interviews and more looking at how we can keep young people active and involved in sport. 10 Golden Rules For Youth Sport Parents, in this video by BeSportive we hear from various past and present New Zealand athletes, coaches and sport personalities about how parents can make sport great for young Kiwis. Keeping up to date Please follow us on social media. This is where we post updates about trials, training and weekly games. We also like to celebrate our success there. 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