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Southland Boys' High School SOUTHLAND BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL Southlandian 2011 NON SCHOLAE SED VITAE DISCIMUS Not for School but for Life we are Learning Contents Culture Kapa Haka Report .......................................................................34 Rector’s Speech ..........................................................................................2 Tufaatasi Junior Pacific Island Kapa Haka Group ................35 Staff .........................................................................................................4 Murihiku Maori & Pacifica Cultural Trust Art Exhibition ......36 Welcome to our new Deputy Principal ...................................................6 Murihiku Maori & Pasifika Cultural Trust Literacy Festival .36 Head Prefect’s Speech ..............................................................................6 Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival ........................................37 Board of Trustees ........................................................................................7 Performing Arts PTA Report ...................................................................................................8 Musical Theatre Group Examination .......................................37 Farewell to John McKinlay........................................................................8 Senior Production – The Sound of Music ..............................38 Youthmark Awards ......................................................................................9 Junior Production – Thoroughly Modern Millie ....................39 Student Musings .......................................................................................10 Arts Leadership Hokonui Wearable Arts .............................................................38 Leadership .....................................................................................0 Outstanding Art Work ................................................................38 Peer Tutoring ...............................................................................10 Aspiring Leaders Forum ...........................................................................40 Peer Support ...............................................................................11 Blues Awards Recipients 2011 ...............................................................40 Mentoring ....................................................................................11 Sports Prefects ........................................................................................11 Sports Department Report ........................................................41 Prefect Pen Portraits .................................................................12 Southland Secondary Sport Awards .......................................42 Year 13 Leadership Camp Report .............................................13 1st XV Rugby ................................................................................42 Year 13 Borland Leadership Camp ...........................................14 2nd XV Rugby Report .................................................................43 Next Generation Leaders’ Programme ...................................14 Revolution Report .......................................................................44 UN Youth Declaration Report....................................................14 U15 Rugby Tournament Team ...................................................46 Trust Power Community Awards ............................................................15 Under 15 League Report ...........................................................46 Year 7 and 8 Report ...................................................................................16 Touch Rugby Report ...................................................................47 Year 10 Camps at Boyd Creek .................................................................20 Basketball 1st V Report .............................................................47 Camp photos ..............................................................................................20 SBHS 2nd V Basketball Report .................................................48 Careers Basketball Year 9 1st V Report..................................................48 Careers .........................................................................................21 Basketball Highlights Report ....................................................49 Incubator Programme Report ...................................................21 1st XI Cricket Report .................................................................50 Language Department..............................................................................22 Cricket U15 Colts .........................................................................50 Language French Department Report .....................................22 Goldrush ......................................................................................50 Manu Ko–rero Speech Competition ..........................................22 Hockey 2011 .................................................................................51 Japanese Speech Competitions ..............................................22 Cycling Report .............................................................................52 Japanese Trip Reports ...............................................................23 SBHS Cycling Team ....................................................................53 International Students ...............................................................25 Rowing ..........................................................................................54 Social Sciences.........................................................................................25 Cross Country ..............................................................................54 Design Technology Years 9 and 10 Report ............................................26 Athletics Report ..........................................................................55 Catering and Hospitality Report..............................................................27 Multi-Sport– Peak to Peak ........................................................56 Mathematics Competition Results .........................................................28 Squash ..........................................................................................56 ICT Computing ...........................................................................................28 Small Bore Rifle Report .............................................................57 Library Report ...........................................................................................29 Swimming Report .......................................................................57 40 Hour Famine Summary ........................................................................29 Table Tennis .................................................................................57 Houses Tackle Tens ..................................................................................57 House Competition Results .......................................................30 Tae Kwon Do ................................................................................57 House Report – Coldstream ......................................................30 Tennis Report ..............................................................................58 House Report – Deaker .............................................................31 Weightlifting ................................................................................59 House Report – Grant ................................................................31 Chess ...........................................................................................59 House Report – Pearce .............................................................32 Old Boy Profile ...........................................................................................59 House Report – Uttley ................................................................32 Class Photos ..............................................................................................60 Junior Hip Hop Report ..............................................................................34 Prizes .......................................................................................................78 PAGE 1 NON SCHOLAE SED VITAE DISCIMUS Not for School but for Life we are Learning learning; thirdly, that curriculum will have to allow for greater Rector’s Speech creativity with greater breadth and depth and finally, that staff are THE most important asset to develop through supported, 2011 sees the first class to graduate from our Year 7-13 redesignated structured long term team and individual professional learning. school. In November 2004 we faced the following challenge: How would this look in reality? A new performance and • To establish a State Year 7-13 boys’ school in three months with development culture would grow in our school. It would involve 590 new enrolments effective induction and mentoring programmes for staff, multiple • To ensure that the 78% of the students attending our school for sources of feedback to teachers; quality customized professional the first time in 2005 were enculturated to their new school development activities and the need to end deficit theorising. • To employ and induct 24 new staff • To secure physical and financial
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