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Academic New Zealand Association of Science Educators Congratulations to these students who achieved the following Level One Bronze Certificate Jessica Carey Colt Murcott Deighton Ormsby Howard Osborne Sylvia Rudd Isaac Sands Level One Silver Certificate Alex Bowers Nathan Clement Matthew Ellis Cody Somers 212 Best Work Award Sarah Speedy - English Research Project Natalie Zieltjes – excellent work standards Leana McKay – excellent work standards Ash Fisher – positive attitude to learning Hospitality Certificates Gained in 2010 Level 1 Hospitality Michaela Blanchard Jessica Carey Hamiora Clapham Rikki-Leigh Cossey-MacKay Katie Neil Erica Ranstead Sylvia Rudd Megan Walker Carrie Zderich Level 2 Hospitality Dana Albert-Pene Eve Bennett Kate Campbell Daniel Makai Bridget Ratima Hazel Shields EJ Tonga 2 Academic Achievement Well done to students who achieved Endorsements in NCEA in 2010 Level 1 Endorsement Alannah Pfaff Skyler Mangan Jessica Andrews Harry Smit Solita Walker Chelsea Clarke Darnielle Baker Melanie Pratt Sonja Rose Rebecca Hill Matthew Bridle Helena Gasson Ashlieigh Vickers Katie Neil Hamish Balderston James Leuthart-Tomlinson Aleksandra Vasic Ross Mear Brandon Watkins Wiseman Sophie Kayla Davenport Jade Wihongi Fiona Donaldson Anna Hamilton Cassandra Dalgety Tegan Porter Caitlin Burgess Leia Senington Kelly Roberts Aidan Summers Melanie Kitchingman Finja Schmidt Dominique Williams Grace Leonaard Sharyn Henderson Hannah Mills Georgis Speedy Level Two Endorsement James Stilwell Trent Summers Kaitlyn Hamilont Jane De Garnham Theresa Speedy Rebecca Harris Mitchell Handcock Kayla Leonard Victoria Berkers Hugh Piesse Christie Tucker Gabriella Challis Gregorio Honasan Annabella Assmus Magan Schipper Tara Nikitin Ilana Fisher Alarna Sutton Rebecca Scoggins Emily Hurle Level Three Endorsement Reece Gielen Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Excellence Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Merit Excellence Excellence Merit
Scholarships 2010 Congratulations to students from last year who recently received notification of being awarded Scholarships in their end of year exams. Scholarships typically are awarded to the top 3% only in each subject. A particular mention needs to be made of Ryan West whose award was deemed an Outstanding Scholarship. Belinda Spreewenburg Helen Brett Amy Van Bysterveldt Renee Ploeg Patrick Davenport Ryan West Yr13 Peer Tutoring Mathematics (Statistics) Mathematics (Statistics) Mathematics (Statistics) History Technology Technology This year, a group of year 13 students will be giving up one or two of their studies a week to help out in junior classes. This programme aims to offer support to students and give extra help in the classroom. This programme will hopefully start in the next fortnight. By Becky Scoggins and Mitchell Handcock (Academic Leaders) Motivating Learning within our school (from the Academic Leaders) This year we have further developed the 2:12 award. The 2:12 award used to recognise the best work, but now has been modified to recognise the students that make a continuous outstanding effort or improvement, to produce the best work that they can. The 2:12 award now recognises students of all ages and abilities and not necessarily those who are the most academic. Teachers award the student(s) they think have made the most outstanding effort or improvement with a slip and this student goes to Mrs Harris’s office at 2:12pm during their lunch break, with their work to receive a small reward (cookie or pen). Before every assembly, all 212 awards nominations will be considered by Mrs Harris and the Academic leadership team, who will choose the most outstanding. This student will receive the new Best Work badge and will be put in a draw to win a laptop. All other nominees will receive a certificate. The laptop prize will be drawn at the end of the year and is completely random as to who receives it. The most outstanding student from the whole year will receive a trophy at prize giving. By Becky Scoggins and Mitchell Handcock O.P.C. (Outdoor Pursuits Centre) Applications On Tuesday the applications to attend both the Year 12 OPC camp at Tongariro (60 places) and the Year 13 OPC camp at Great Barrier Island (30 places) were made available. The applications close for both camps on Friday the 4th March. Make sure the HPC Consent, Method of Payment, OPC Medical and Consent forms are fully completed and handed in with the deposit. This year because the Gear Hire is now incorporated into the cost and the increased cost of travel the cost of the Year 12 OPC Experience is $540. The cost to attend the Year 13 camp is $652. Frances Karl TIC OPC Program 3
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