Newsletter November 2009 - Kamo High School

Newsletter November 2009 

Jake Herbert ‐ Year 11 

proudly displays the coffee table he made 

in his Technology Hard Materials class for the new office foyer 

Our Vision 

“A centre of excellence for the changing and varying needs of every student.” 

www.kamohigh.school.nz

Senior Prizegiving 

Monday 7 December 

Forum North 

commencing 6.30pm 

Junior Prizegiving 

Year 10 – Wednesday 9 December, 1pm in the school hall 

Year 9 – Thursday 10 December, 1pm, in the school hall 


Dear Parents 

Kia Ora tatou. 

As we approach the end of the school year it is timely to reflect on another 

successful year and to look ahead to new challenges and initiatives in 2010. This 

year Kamo High School experienced significant and unexpected roll growth which 

was well over the Ministry of Education predictions. This meant we faced a 

number of challenges in terms of staffing and timetabling. It is to the credit of 

everyone concerned that these were overcome with very little disruption to the 

teaching and learning programmes. 

Senior students are currently sitting their NCEA external assessments. In order to try and ensure that these 

are given proper focus we have moved our Senior Prizegiving from its usual date of early November to 

Monday 7 December. This key event in the school calendar will now be held at Forum North starting at 

6.30pm. I encourage all parents of senior students to be there and join with the staff in celebrating the 

achievements of our young people. 

This year we have celebrated many successes in the Arts, Sport and Culture. The range and nature of these 

achievements is evidence of the rich diversity which is Kamo High School. Our commitment to educating 

the whole child is also reflected in these outcomes. 

Next year we will continue to work toward this goal. The introduction of the Te Kotahitanga Programme of 

teacher professional development and the changes to our daily schedule are two initiatives aimed at 

raising student achievement, improving academic guidance, and building stronger, more effective 

staff/student relationships. The investment of additional time in Whanau class will help provide for 

students a significant adult, improved advice and guidance, and more effective communication. This time 

will also be used for assemblies and all administrative functions, thus ensuring teaching/curriculum time is 

safeguarded. 

Over the next few weeks we will hold our Arts and Sports Awards. Congratulations to all those who are 

acknowledged at these events. The talent on display at all our school events is remarkable and is a 

reflection of the hard work staff and students have put in during the year. 

Staffing – New Appointments 

I am pleased to announce the following teacher appointments for next year. We are extremely fortunate 

to have secured such well qualified, trained and committed staff. 

• Joanne Hutt ‐ Assistant Principal 

• Louise Carse ‐ Science / Mathematics 

• Devan Ganess ‐ Information Technology / Mathematics 

• Tony Henderson ‐ Science with Physics 

• Margaret Inder ‐ Mathematics 

• Emma Leyland ‐ English / Media Studies 

• Bronwyn Prosser ‐ Science / Chemistry 

• Mark Turton ‐ Information Technology / Retailing 

• Peter Yeoman ‐ Technology / Graphics 


End of Year Arrangements 

Wednesday 2 December 

Friday 4 December 

Monday 7 December 

Tuesday 8 December 

Wednesday 9 December 

Thursday 10 December 

Friday 11 December 

‐ Sports Awards Dinner 

‐Arts Awards 

‐ Senior Prizegiving, Forum North, commencing 6.30pm 

‐ Senior Clearance 

‐ Year 10 Prizegiving, school hall, commencing 1.00pm, Year 10 finish 

(no Year 9 in school) 

‐ Year 9 Prizegiving, school hall, commencing 1.00pm, Year 9 finish 

‐ Staff only 

January Mail Out 

As most of you will be aware we will be sending out a newsletter in mid‐January 2010, which will contain all 

of the necessary information regarding the start of the 2010 school year, including option/fees forms and 

stationery lists. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that there may be more than one 

option/fees forms and stationery list in the envelope (individually named) if you have more than one child 

attending Kamo High School. However, the envelope will only state the eldest child’s name. Please also 

advise the office as soon as possible of any change of address during this time. 

Thank you to everyone who has helped make 2009 such a successful year for Kamo High School. Have a 

safe and relaxing Christmas break. 

Bernard J. Taffs 

Principal 

26 November 2009 

NCEA DERIVED GRADES 

Applications for a Derived Grade (previously known as Compassionate Consideration) for NCEA external 

examinations must be with me by 3:30pm Friday 4th December in order for this to be processed. NZQA 

guidelines and the form are available to download from 

http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea/acrp/secondary/6/614.html#applicationform or can be collected from the 

school office. If you have any questions please contact me by phone or email 

dianne.anson@kamohigh.school.nz Derived grades are based on the students performance in school 

examinations. 

Dianne Anson ‐ Principal's Nominee 


WANTED 

Helpers for Stationery Sales 2010 

If you would be available for a few hours to assist with our busy stationery 

outlet, and allow us to continue to provide this very valuable service to 

families of Kamo High, then please contact me directly, or complete the reply 

slip. 

Sales begin before the school year commences to allow time for the correct 

stationery/workbooks to be purchased, so the students can begin their school 

year smoothly. 

Reply Slip 

To: 

Mrs Sheryl Riceman 

Stationery Co‐ordinator 

Kamo High School 

Po Box 4137 

Kamo 

WHANGAREI 0141 

Phone: 09‐435 1688 extn 629 

Email: sheryl.riceman@kamohigh.school.nz 

I/We would like to be included on the list of people available to help with 

stationery sales in Jan/Feb 2010 (dates, times etc will be confirmed individually): 

Name: 

Telephone No/s: 

Email: 

Student’s Name at KHS: 

I/We would prefer: 

Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs/Fri 

Before/After the school year commences or Both 


CLEARANCE INSTRUCTIONS 

Seniors 

Clearance forms were issued on Monday 2 November 2009. 

1 Clearance should have already begun by: 

- Paying all outstanding fees 

- Returning all borrowed equipment 

- Returning all text books 

- Returning all library books 

- Returning all sports uniforms 

- Getting teacher’s signature to confirm clearance for that 

subject 

2 Senior clearance day is on Tuesday 8 December 2009 ‐ 9.30am to 1.30pm. 

All senior students must come to school on this morning to clear (they may wear mufti). If your child 

has started a job, please make sure they inform their employer that they are required at school for this 

purpose at this time. The Dean will issue end of year reports, year book (and testimonials for Year 13 

students) if they have received the “all clear”. 

3 If a student is unable to attend on Tuesday 8 December because of another school commitment, e.g. 

DOE trip, exam or another circumstance beyond their control (having to work is NOT), they must see 

Mrs Delaney with a written explanation and their clearance form as soon as possible. 

Juniors 

Clearance forms will be issued on Monday 30 November 2009. 

1. Begin clearing now by: 

- Paying all outstanding fees 

- Returning all borrowed equipment 

- Returning all text books 

- Returning all library books 

- Returning all sports uniforms 

2 Between Monday 30 November and Friday 4 December students should get their teachers’ signatures 

to confirm clearance. If there is a department stamp or an “all clear” they do not require their 

teacher’s signature for that subject. 

3 If the clearance form is lost, please ask the School Office for another copy. 

4 Once the clearance form is “All Clear”, and they are the eldest child at Kamo High School and the Parent 

Contribution fee for this year has been paid, students can collect a year book. These will be available at 

the School Office at interval and lunchtime from Tuesday 8 December. Students must bring their 

clearance form with them. 


5 Once students have completed the clearance process and received their year book, they must hand 

their clearance form into their Whanau teacher. If the form is “All Clear” they will be issued with their 

end of year report after Year 10 Prizegiving on Wednesday 9 December or Year 9 Prizegiving on 

Thursday 10 December. 

All library and subject books must be returned to school as soon as possible. Far too many students do 

not regard this as important and as result the cost of replacement has an impact on the school budget. 

Elaine Delaney – Assistant Principal 

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS DEPARTMENT 

It seems I am always farewelling students. Their time with us passes so quickly. We had a meeting last 

week to say our goodbyes and there were plenty of tears shed. The students all feel that their time here at 

Kamo High School and in New Zealand is the highlight of their lives and we are glad to be able to offer this 

programme for them. 

Leaving after one term: 

Katharina Schwark Chile Diego Cuevas Chile 

Carmen‐Paz Campos Chile Daniel Yanez Chile 

Bastian Solis 

Chile 

After two terms: 

Lars Schmarje Germany Sophie Ockert Germany 

Malin Ehrhardt Germany Lisa Schwerin Germany 

Victoria Braendlin Germany Katharina Jaeger Germany 

Nicola Schroeder Germany Walthino de Abreu Brazil 

Fernanda Carregosa Brazil Bernardo Freitas Brazil 

Taisa Mariani 

Brazil 

After one year: 

Maite Roeders Germany Nina Morita Brazil 

Mariana Castro Colombia Sofia Parra Colombia 

Anna Carolina Cervino Brazil Thais Martins Brazil 

Alex Matta Brazil Victor Silva Brazil 

Kyung Park 

Korea 

Gaylene Sanford ‐ Director‐International Students 


Florian Ortner from Germany shows 

his rockwall climbing skills in the 

exam alternative programme run for 

International Students 

Students sing a lively 

Spanish goodbye. 

From left: Bernardo 

Freitas, Daniel Yanez, 

Bastian Solis and 

Diego Cuevas 


Have you iced your Xmas cake and want to decorate it with flair? Join our tutor on a Saturday morning and 

make decorations with a Xmas theme, i.e. Santa, Xmas trees, etc. Maybe you are looking for a unique gift 

for that person who has everything. Make a gorgeous fabric vase ‐ samples available at the CEW office. If 

you are looking to brighten up your backyard before summer then come along to the Garden Art class and 

paint a vibrant design onto corrugated iron. Be in quick, these are the last classes for the year. To register 

phone 435 0889 or email cew@kamohigh.school.nz. 

CLASSES WILL BE AVAILABLE AGAIN NEXT YEAR ‐ our website will be updated mid‐January with details of 

all courses for Term 1. The CEW office will be closed over the school holiday period but you can register for 

courses online. Visit www.cew.ac.nz. Brochures will be available towards the end of January – please 

collect a copy from your local library or Kamo High School. 

Adult Community Education ‐ Lifelong Learning 

Shona Hill – ACE Co‐ordinator 

YEAR 10 CORE CLASS CHANGES 

As students move through the school from Year 9 into Year 10, it is sometimes necessary to make changes 

to the composition of the core classes. This is done primarily to maintain a balance in numbers but also to 

integrate the new students who have enrolled at Year 10. This means there is a likelihood your child may 

find themselves in a different core class from the one they were a part of in Year 9. I understand that some 

students may find this unsettling to discover at the start of a new school year, but I would urge them to 

“take it in their stride” and look for the positive outcomes this change can offer to them. 

I look forward to getting to know the students who will be in Year 10 next year, and trust they have a very 

rewarding year as they prepare for NCEA in 2011! 

Mike Goodwin ‐ Year 10 Dean 

LIBRARY 

We would appreciate all library books and text books returned before your son/daughter leaves for the 

Christmas break. 

Alyson Gates – Librarian 


LEADERSHIP STUDENTS STEP UP 

Several different groups of students from the Whanau Leadership Programme have stepped up into 

leadership roles this term. Despite having exams, study and final assignments, the students have worked 

on projects they are organising and managing themselves. 

The Northland “P” Project is one such project. Designed to raise awareness of the dangers of “P” and its 

use particularly in Northland, the students have given their time at Rugby and on Mufti Day to raise money 

for the project. Under the leadership of David Tuisaula, 20 students involved themselves in this project. 

Another smaller group: Megan, Ben, Barney, Sam, Adelle, Lauren, Sarah and Ashlee, have been working to 

develop greater synergy between Senior and Junior students at Kamo High School. They have developed a 

plan to work with Year 9 students in Term 1, 2010. This plan involves activities organised and managed by 

the Year 13 students from this year’s Whanau Leadership Group. 

Jan Menzies – Leadership Co‐ordinator 

ARTS DEPARTMENT 

The senior school have now left for the year, we wish them all well for their exams. To those Year 13’s 

who have left to become part of the big world we send all our best wishes, we look forward to hearing 

in the future of your success in your chosen fields. 

As the school year winds down the Arts Department is still 

very busy. We have junior students preparing performances, 

costumes and props for their up and coming “WOW” 

performances, which will be held on Wednesday 25 and 

Thursday 26 November in A6 at the Arts Department, starting 

at 7pm. There will be a gold coin entry fee. Make sure you are 

there as it will be a great night with our young students 

showcasing their talents. 

Some of the junior Drama and Music students travelled to Sky City in Auckland on the 19 November to 

watch the performance of Oliver; this was a terrific opportunity to watch theatre at its best. 

Finally don’t forget the “ARTS AWARDS EVENING” to be held on Friday 4 December in the Kamo High 

School Arts Department Drama room. Starting with a walk through at 6.30pm, the main event will start 

promptly at 7.00pm. A light supper and drinks will be available. Tickets are $10.00 and are available at 

both the School office and the Arts office. 

He toi whakairo – He mana tangata 

Where there is artistic excellence – There is human dignity 

Kay Haigh ‐ Arts Co‐ordinator 


SPORTS 

CONGRATULATIONS…. 

…. to the following students who were WINNERS at the ASB Northland Secondary School Sports Awards: 

Student Year Sport 

Robert Douglas‐Green 10 Archery 

Eryn Lovell 13 Athletics – Trail Running 

Tegan Nicholson 12 Badminton 

Amy Reeder 13 Taekwon do 

Iain Abel 10 Kickboxing 

Dana Genefaas 13 Equestrian – Mounted Games 

Katie Rood 12 Football 

Daniel Ridgley 10 Football 

Hannah Wilkinson 13 Futsal 

Grace Niblock 11 In‐Line Hockey 

Jamie Ball 11 Table Tennis 

Patxi Scott‐Arrieta 10 Surfing 

Jamille Ruka 12 Waka Ama 

Natarsha Ganley 13 Rugby Referee 

Special Prizes & Acknowledgment: 

Cayzia Mills 9 Netball Umpire 

Jess Turner 10 Hockey Umpire 

Lani Hewson 12 Hockey Umpire 

Emma Stevens 10 Hockey Umpire 

Brooke Johnson 10 Hockey Umpire 

… to the following students who have achieved highly in their respective sport and have earned school 

sports COLOURS: 

Student Year Sport Colour 

Harris‐Otene, Mohi 9 Touch Bronze 

Hetaraka, Manasseh 9 Touch Bronze 

Howe, Logan 9 Swimming Bronze 

Leuluai, Kealii 9 Touch Bronze 

Nink, Steven 9 Hockey Silver 

Olsen, Dallas 9 Football Gold 

Olsen, Dallas 9 Futsal Bronze 

Abel, Iain 10 Futsal Gold 

Abel, Iain 10 Kickboxing Gold x 2 


Apeldoorn, Josh 10 Futsal Gold 

Brown, Layton 10 Touch Bronze 

Chamberlain, Alana 10 Football Gold 

Connelly, Travis 10 Athletics Silver 

Crane, Ashlee 10 Swimming Silver 

Crane, Ashlee 10 Swimming Bronze 

Dean, Shaun 10 Motor Cross Gold 

Douglas‐Green, Robert 10 Archery Gold 

Erihe, Justice 10 Futsal Bronze 

Glover, Katie 10 Cricket Silver 

Glover, Katie 10 Hockey Silver 

Goodwin, Jamie 10 Athletics Silver 

Hartley, Kimiora 10 Futsal Bronze 

Hawker, Becky 10 Football Gold 

Hawker, Becky 10 Futsal Bronze 

Johnson, Brooke 10 Cricket Silver 

Johnson, Brooke 10 Hockey Umpire Silver 

Johnson, Keeley 10 Cricket Bronze 

Kake, Ariana 10 Football Gold 

Kake,Ariana 10 Futsal Bronze 

Matiu, Jaycob 10 Waka Ama Gold 

O’Grady, Finn 10 Rugby Silver 

Pene, Jordan 10 Swimming Bronze 

Riceman, Nick 10 Outdoor Bowls Bronze 

Scott‐Arrieta, Patxi 10 Surfing Gold 

Stevens, Emma 10 Cricket Silver 

Stevens, Emma 10 Hockey Umpire Silver 

Takiari, Amber 10 Rugby Silver 

Takiari, Amber 10 Touch Bronze 

Taylor‐Mackie, Cee Jae 10 Waka Ama Gold 

Turner, Jess 10 Cricket Silver 

Turner, Jess 10 Hockey Umpire Silver 

Whaikawa, Stevie 10 Touch Bronze 

Wickens, Jesse 10 Touch Bronze 

Winterburn, Kyran 10 Futsal Gold 

Graham, John 11 Rugby Silver 

Bennett, Ben 11 Moto X Gold 

Hyde, Hayley 11 Cricket Silver 

Burns, Matt 11 Karate Gold 

Paul Carter 11 Athletics Bronze 

Couling, Nikki 11 Football Silver 

Couling, Nikki 11 Football Gold 

Couling, Nikki 11 Futsal Bronze 

Hately, Garrick 11 Hockey Silver 

McDonald, Nopera 11 Touch Bronze 

Niblock, Grace 11 In‐Line Hockey Gold 

Niha, Tepiha 11 Swimming Bronze 


Pearce, Taylor 11 Touch Bronze 

Baker, Emma 12 Football Gold 

Baker, Tess 12 Football Gold 

Barrell, Troy 12 Hockey Silver 

Blundell, Aaron 12 Futsal Bronze 

Byrnes‐Clark, Jess 12 Futsal Bronze 

Byrnes‐Clark, Jessica 12 Football Gold 

Cherrington, Majka 12 Touch Bronze 

Cherrington‐Hiha, Te Aorangi 12 Netball Bronze 

Dunn, Ihaka 12 Rugby Silver 

Green, Georgia 12 Football Gold 

Hendricks, Ian 12 Rugby Silver 

Hewson, Lani 12 Hockey Umpire Silver 

Jackson, Mike 12 Futsal Bronze 

Keefe, Harley 12 Rugby Silver 

Keefe, Harley 12 Touch Bronze 

Kiwikiwi, Shelby 12 Netball Bronze 

Lansdowne, Tyler 12 Rugby Silver 

Larritt, Solly 12 Futsal Bronze 

Lovell, Ashton 12 Rowing Gold 

McEwen, Alice 12 Football Gold 

Mortimer, Hannah 12 Football Gold 

Perry‐McLeod, Hamish 12 Futsal Bronze 

Phillips, Courtney 12 Cricket Silver 

Rood, Katie 12 Football Gold x 2 

Rood, Katie 12 Cricket Silver 

Rood, Katie 12 Futsal Bronze 

Silva, Victor 12 Futsal Gold 

Silva, Victor 12 Futsal Bronze 

Smith, Liam 12 Futsal Bronze 

Stokes, Aorangi 12 Rugby Silver 

Te Iringa, Wiremu 12 Rugby Silver 

Te Iringa, Wiremu 12 Touch Bronze 

Ward, Matt 12 Futsal Bronze 

Whaikawa, Jacqui 12 Touch Bronze 

Whare, Pania 12 Cricket Silver 

Whare, Pania 12 Football Gold 

Alexander, Chris 13 Golf Silver 

Bergmann 13 Futsal Bronze 

Chapman, Alexis 13 Netball Bronze 

Cherrington, Curtis 13 Rugby Silver 

Cherrington, Curtis 13 Cricket Silver 

Diamond, Sharnee 13 Hockey Silver 

Durham, Kelly 13 Cricket Silver 

Durham, Kelly 13 Football Gold 

Faithfull, Lauren 13 Hockey Silver 


Genefaas, Dana 13 Equestrian – Mounted Games Bronze 

Gravatt, Caitlin 13 Hockey Silver 

Hemara, Vicky‐Jo 13 Football Gold 

Hemara, Vicky Jo 13 Futsal Bronze 

Hoernemann, Anna 13 Taekwon Do Bronze 

Kingi, Kauangarua 13 Touch Bronze 

Lovell, Eryn 13 Athletics (Trail Running) Gold 

Lovell, Eryn 13 Athletics (Road Running) Gold 

Lovell, Eryn 13 Triathlon Bronze 

Mahanga, Aniwaniwa 13 Touch Bronze 

Mata, Alex 13 Futsal Bronze 

Matta, Alex 13 Futsal Gold 

McCaw, Hayden 13 Rugby Silver 

McCaw, Hayden 13 Outdoor Bowls Bronze 

Reeder, Amy 13 Taekwon Do Gold 

Shortland, Puawai 13 Netball Bronze 

Sorg, Alex 13 Futsal Bronze 

Wilkinson, Hannah 13 Football Gold x 2 

Wilkinson, Hannah 13 Futsal Gold 

Wilkinson, Hannah 13 Athletics Gold 

…. to the Junior Boys Touch Team who won the Northland Secondary Schools Tournament recently. 

…. to the Junior Boys Volleyball Team who came 2 nd at the Northland Secondary Schools Tournament and 

will be travelling to Rotorua next week to compete in the North Island Junior Tournament – good luck, 

guys!! 

…. to Alexis Chapman who has been awarded an MVP scholarship from Netball North to assist with her 

university education at AUT, Auckland. 

…. to Amy Reeder who is presently representing New Zealand at the Taekwon Do Junior World Champs in 

Argentina. 

2010 AGM Dates: 

15 February ‐ Cricket 

16 February ‐ Netball 

22 February ‐ Rugby 

23 February – Hockey 


Kamo High School 

CELEBRATION OF SPORT 

“TREASURE 

ISLAND EVENING” 

Wednesday 2 December 2009 

6:30pn 

in the school hall 

Tickets available at the school office 

$25 students $30 adults 

Gloria Miller ‐ Sports Co‐ordinator 

WE NEED YOU 

to help with coaching our sports teams, 

especially RUGBY, NETBALL and HOCKEY 

Phone Gloria 

Sports Office ‐ Ph 4351688 


COMING EVENTS 

25/26 November WOW Performance, A6 – 7pm 

30 November Junior Clearance Forms Issued 

2 December NZQA Examinations End 

2 December Sports Awards 

3 December Junior Tabloids 

4 December Arts Awards 

7 December Senior Prizegiving, commencing 6.30pm, Forum North 

8 December Senior Clearance – Year 11/12/13 finishes for the year 

8 December Year 13 Leavers’ Dinner 

9 December Year 10 Prizegiving, 1pm in the School Hall – Year 10 finishes for the year 

(No Year 9 students) 

10 December Year 9 Prizegiving, 1pm in the School Hall ‐ Year 9 finishes for the year 

11 December Staff Only 

18 December Office closes 

2010 

21 January Office re‐opens, 9am 

28 January Year 13 Leadership Course 

28 January Stationery Sales Commence – D1 9am‐12 noon, 4.30‐8pm 

1 February Northland Anniversary Holiday – School Closed 

2 February School Bus Service commences 

2 February Year 13 Course Confirmation 

2 February Stationery Sales – D1 – 9am‐12 noon 

3 February Year 13 Commence ‐ Year 12 Course Confirmation 

3 February Stationery Sales – D1 – 9am‐12 noon 

4 February Year 13 in school ‐ Year 9 and New Students Commence – Powhiri 9am in the Gym 

4 February Stationery Sales – D1 – 10am‐2.20pm 

5 February Year 13, Year 9 and all New Students in school – Year 12 Commence 


8 February Year 10 and 11 Commence ‐ Full School in attendance 



10 February No Stationery Sales today, but will recommence from the Stationery Shop (next to 

the hall) on 11 February 

Next Newsletter: Mid-January 2010 

School Contact Information 

Main Office: Telephone 09‐4351688 ‐ Fax 09‐4350790 

Address: 

PO Box 4137, Kamo, Whangarei 

E‐mail: 

admin@kamohigh.school.nz 

Web Site: 

www.kamohigh.school.nz 

Gateway Direct Phone: 09 – 435 2931 

CEW Direct Phone: 09 – 435 0889 

CEW E‐mail: 

cew@kamohigh.school.nz 

CEW Website : 

www.cew.ac.nz 


Your Contact Information 

If you have had a change in your contact details, i.e. address, phone 

number (home, work or mobile), emergency contact, email address, etc., 

please let us know either by phoning the school office on 09-435 1688 or 

emailing admin@kamohigh.school.nz . If you are unsure about any of the 

details you have provided so far, please don’t hesitate to contact us to 

discuss. We look forward to hearing from you. 

Another way you can assist is to notify us if your child is going to be absent 

or late to school by ringing the school office. Absentee messages can be 

left at any time of the day. Many thanks. 

HOMESTAY LIST: 

Reply Slip 

To: 

Ms Emese Tornai, Homestay Manager 

We would like to be included on the list of families willing to offer homestays 

for visiting students: 

Family Name: 

Address: 

Telephone No: 

Email: 

Student’s Name at KHS: 

We would prefer: Short Term Students 

(1 term – 2 terms) 

Long Term Students 

Signed: 


Appreciates the Support & Sponsorship 

Provided By the Following Organisations: 

Bream Bay Butchery 

Culham Engineering & Crane Co 

Engraving Systems 

Fuji Xerox 

Goldstar Apparel 

Northpower 

Rebel Surf 

Rosvall Building Centre 

Rowsell’s Collision Repair Centre 

For Prizegiving and Scholarship Awards: 

ASB Bank 

Allen’s Foundation 

Barrell’s 100% Mega Store 

Bivouac New Zealand 

EQUICO 

Gilmore Brown Ltd 

Northern Advocate 

Returned Services Association 

Rotary Club of Whangarei South 

United Security ‐ Northland 

Whangarei District Council 

The Following Trusts: 

Caversham Foundation 

Lion Foundation 

Oxford Sports Trust 

Pelorous Trust

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