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about it!<br />

Newsletter No. 59<br />

June <strong>2013</strong><br />

BRINGING BOOKS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER SINCE 1995 ISSN 1177-0562<br />

The Warehouse nets a great result<br />

Some well-known stars from the netball<br />

world joined the team from The Warehouse<br />

to help raise funds for <strong>Duffy</strong> kids on May 9.<br />

The Warehouse Logistics Team sponsor <strong>Duffy</strong><br />

schools in Auckland and Christchurch, but after<br />

meeting <strong>Duffy</strong> General Manager (and ex Silver<br />

Fern) Linda Vagana they hatched a plan to put her<br />

contacts to good use!<br />

The Otara Leisure Centre played host to a series<br />

of games between Warehouse teams (including<br />

some of the Yvonne Willering coached senior<br />

management in very flattering wigs!). The grand<br />

finale was a match between The Warehouse<br />

and the Classic Ferns, featuring famous names<br />

like Bernice Mene, Linda Vagana, Adine Wilson,<br />

Leonie Leaver, Rita Fatialofa, Tania Dalton,<br />

Vilimaina Davu and Temepara George.<br />

More than $4500 was raised on the night and the<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> team was thrilled when Warehouse CEO<br />

(and wigged star player!) Mark Powell decided<br />

to match the funds raised. More than 650<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> kids from Leabank Primary School and<br />

Parakai School will be receiving their books<br />

in the coming year thanks to the generosity<br />

shown by the public and The Warehouse.<br />

Buy a pie for <strong>Duffy</strong><br />

NZ Bakels sponsor the very first <strong>Duffy</strong> school, Camberley<br />

School in Hastings. They are also well-known for running<br />

the annual Bakels New Zealand Supreme Pie Awards.<br />

We know pies aren’t an every day treat but if you’d like to support<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> on Friday 26 July just look for this logo. 20 cents from each<br />

pie bought will go straight to <strong>Duffy</strong> to help us supply books to<br />

some of our 100,000 plus children throughout New Zealand. Yum!<br />

Hobbits make a<br />

difference for <strong>Duffy</strong><br />

Our friends at<br />

TheOneRing.net are<br />

long-time <strong>Duffy</strong> sponsors<br />

so we were thrilled when<br />

they offered to support<br />

us during their party<br />

for the premiere of<br />

The Hobbit on November<br />

26 in Wellington.<br />

Linda Vagana attended the<br />

party along with hundreds of dedicated Hobbit<br />

fans. Jed Brophy (a.k.a. Nori in the movie) was MC<br />

and the crowd was beyond thrilled when Sir Peter<br />

Jackson and Elijah Wood made an impromptu<br />

appearance!<br />

The event raised $2600 for <strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong> in <strong>Homes</strong><br />

– enough to support almost 200 <strong>Duffy</strong> kids for a<br />

whole year! An added bonus, thanks to Harper<br />

Collins, was the gift of more than 200 copies of<br />

The Hobbit for distribution to <strong>Duffy</strong> schools around<br />

New Zealand.<br />

A special thanks goes to Erica Challis of<br />

TheOneRing.net and Vic and Raewyn James of<br />

Red Carpet Tours whose time and effort made the<br />

event such a success.<br />

We can’t wait to see the next instalment later<br />

this year!<br />

Peter Jackson, Elijah Wood and Jed Brophy<br />

on stage at the party. Photo courtesy of Kristi Kleijn.<br />

Read about it! June <strong>2013</strong><br />

Kretschmar Design<br />

The printing of this newsletter is kindly sponsored by Soar Printing


From the Office<br />

Kia Ora, Talofa lava, Malo e lelei, Kia<br />

orana, Nisa Bula Vinaka, Fakalofa lahi<br />

atu, Taloha Ni, Namaste, Annyong,<br />

Warm greetings, to all <strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong> in<br />

<strong>Homes</strong> schools, sponsors, role models,<br />

supporters and families.<br />

The weather over the last few weeks has<br />

made it easier to sit down and relax with a<br />

good book! I’m not sure where the first half<br />

of the year has gone but we’re now in June<br />

and planning for the 2014 year is already<br />

underway.<br />

Role Model assemblies for Book Offer One<br />

were once again a successful event and I<br />

was very fortunate to spend one week of<br />

Role Models in Christchurch visiting our <strong>Duffy</strong><br />

schools. I was very humbled by the strength<br />

and resilience of our Christchurch schools,<br />

children, families and teachers with the<br />

various challenges from building approvals<br />

post earthquakes to school closures/<br />

mergers. Our Christchurch communities are<br />

just super amazing!<br />

Upcoming events include Government<br />

Book Week, Schools and Sponsors Get in<br />

Touch Week and our annual competition for<br />

Teachers/Coordinators for the Scholastic<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> Day Out Competition. I’m looking<br />

forward to receiving the entries and meeting<br />

the winners of our Scholastic <strong>Duffy</strong> Day Out<br />

later in the year.<br />

Mainfreight awards<br />

excellence<br />

Our original sponsors, Mainfreight,<br />

have a tradition of going the extra<br />

mile for the <strong>Duffy</strong> schools they<br />

support. However, it’s not just those<br />

56 schools that experience the<br />

benefits of Mainfreight’s generosity.<br />

The global logistics firm also provides<br />

a high quality reference book, cup and<br />

certificate to each <strong>Duffy</strong> school for their<br />

end of year prizegiving.<br />

The Mainfreight Award for Excellence in<br />

Attitude is awarded to a senior student<br />

that the school believes typifies its values<br />

and work ethic throughout the year<br />

Last year’s book prize was History Year<br />

Te Aotahi Tuhaka was the proud winner<br />

By Year – The Ultimate Visual Guide To<br />

at Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Mangatuna.<br />

Events That Shaped The World from DK Sponsor needed<br />

<strong>Books</strong>. The book brings history to life<br />

through dramatic images and colourful maps and graphics.<br />

Representatives from Mainfreight, Daily Freight, Owens and Chemcouriers were invited<br />

to visit schools and help present the award – an opportunity which they all enjoyed.<br />

Linda Vagana believes that Mainfreight’s support has been vital to <strong>Duffy</strong>’s success.<br />

“Mainfreight have been a huge support to the<br />

programme since day one,” she said.<br />

A new addition to our Government Book<br />

Offer this year is a section for our young<br />

‘Advanced, Mature Readers’. Hopefully this<br />

section will grow, providing more options for<br />

our great <strong>Duffy</strong> readers.<br />

As always, many thanks to all our <strong>Duffy</strong><br />

schools, principals, teachers, students and<br />

parents for all your support and inspiring a<br />

love of reading in our communities. Also,<br />

our wonderful sponsors, supporters and our<br />

Role Models – thank you for your partnership<br />

in ensuring our programme continues to<br />

inspire and reinforce the messages of book<br />

ownership, and the connection between<br />

reading and success.<br />

Happy Reading<br />

Read about it! June <strong>2013</strong><br />

Linda Vagana<br />

GENERAL<br />

MANAGER<br />

Thomas Akolo was last year’s winner from Bromley School. Here’s what the<br />

school had to say about his achievements.<br />

‘‘<br />

Thomas is a wonderfully enthusiastic learner who always remains positive with<br />

his classmates and adults. He consistently challenges himself to achieve to a high<br />

standard academically. Thomas is always happy to take on responsibility and willingly<br />

offers his help to others. He is a popular student with a great confidence in himself.<br />

’’<br />

School Sponsor: The Lion Foundation


Grandparents get their own special day<br />

Grandparents had the chance to be<br />

celebrated just like mums and dads.<br />

We make a point of rewarding<br />

grandparents who have gone the extra<br />

mile. They may have helped with coaching<br />

a sports team, doing maintenance around<br />

the school or even simply spending extra<br />

time helping their grandchildren with<br />

their reading.<br />

<strong>In</strong> November, schools chose one lucky<br />

grandparent to win the Caught Being a<br />

Good Grandparent Award. Schools chose<br />

their lucky grandparent in many different<br />

ways. Children might have written stories<br />

or poems about them or if the choice was<br />

too hard then there might have been a<br />

lucky draw. They were then recognised<br />

at a special assembly during the week of<br />

5 November.<br />

Last year’s award was New Zealand<br />

New Millennium, published by Penguin<br />

<strong>Books</strong>. The book spotlights some of New<br />

Zealand’s iconic images between the years<br />

2000 and 2010 and was accompanied by<br />

a special certificate.<br />

Jonathan de Bruyn (left) and Geneviene Whatuira (right) brought along their Nanas to receive the<br />

award at Westown School. Sponsor needed<br />

LEFT: Beach Haven School recognised Janet Miller, grandmother of Matthew and Emma Tresham, Janet<br />

has spent time in the school helping some of the children in Room 15 with their reading. Matthew and<br />

Emma told their teachers what a great grandmother she is, always there for them and other family members,<br />

supportive of everything they do and always encouraging them. School Sponsor: New World Warkworth<br />

MIDDLE: Fairburn School’s award went to Mrs Felicity Fisher, grandmother of Leilani, Nickie, Joseph and<br />

Ngatoria. Mrs Fisher was nominated by the teachers because she is always willing to help out in classrooms<br />

and on trips. She looks after her grandchildren when they are sick and is teaching Tori to knit. Mrs Fisher<br />

has had a long association with Fairburn School. Not only do her grandchildren attend but their mother also<br />

went there. School Sponsor: Goodman Property Services (NZ) Ltd.<br />

RIGHT: Here’s Taylor-James Goldstone with his grandmother Kalala Perez, who was thrilled to received the<br />

award at St Bernadette’s School in Wellington. School Sponsor: ANZ Business Bank & EFTPOS<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> kids are Ready 4 Reading<br />

The Ready for Reading (R4R) programme is going strong with 217 centres now enjoying the chance to give little ones<br />

four books of their choice each year. Here are a just few pictures of the latest book presentations.<br />

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: We bet this little guy from Opotiki Community Childcare Centre is proud of his brand new books! What a great turnout at Te Whare<br />

Aroha o Nga Mokopuna who were dressed in black and white to recognise their special guest from the Magpies, Ihaia West. Mrs Wishy Washy was the guest of<br />

honour for the Wacky Wednesday book presentation at KiNZ East Tamaki. The tamariki of Cornerstone Preschool and Education Centre in Gisborne love their<br />

books and so do their parents!<br />

What our centres are telling us<br />

H Thank you so very much on behalf of<br />

the tamariki, parents/whanau and kaiako<br />

of Flatbush Kindergarten for this great<br />

programme. It continues to have a valid and<br />

important impact on the literacy development<br />

of our tamariki and families. <strong>In</strong> recognition of<br />

all the work that happens to ensure that this<br />

valuable programme continues, please pass<br />

on our sincere gratitude and appreciation to<br />

all those involved in supporting and keeping<br />

this programme running. We hope that the<br />

R4R programme continues in perpetuity!!<br />

H Our centre is located in a low<br />

socio-economic area so the R4R<br />

programme is very good for us.<br />

I believe it has provided<br />

opportunities for some of our<br />

children who are unable to afford<br />

books, encouraged some of our<br />

parents to support their children’s<br />

learning and also persuaded<br />

parents to recognise the benefits<br />

of reading books.<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A love of reading is steadily increasing within our<br />

whanau and tamariki. Quite often our tamariki<br />

choose to read on their own without prompting,<br />

which is great to see.<br />

Parents and tamariki commented on how the<br />

books have given them the opportunity to read and<br />

spend time together. It was also great to hear that<br />

the extended family – grandparents, aunties, uncles<br />

and even siblings are involved with this. What an<br />

awesome opportunity for bonding and adding to<br />

shared learning experiences that are the basis for<br />

positive memories.<br />

Read about it! June <strong>2013</strong>


ROLE MODELS:<br />

• Suzie Bates, Cricket • Greg Boyed, TV Presenter • Nicky Browne, Cricket • Kelly Carter, Army • Catherine Cheatley, Cyclist • Shirley Corlett, Author • Nat Dodd, Cricket • Vita Dryden,<br />

• Bernie Grant, Army • Victoria Grant, Rugby • Norm Hewitt, Rugby • Gavin Hill, Rugby League • Jo Holley, TV Presenter • Charlie Howe, Football • Rachel Jackson-Lees, Radio Presenter<br />

• Alison Quigan, Actor • Niva Retimanu, Radio Presenter • Anna Richards, Rugby • Grant Roa, Actor/Producer • Shelley Ryan, Animal Welfare • Alison Shanks, Cyclist • Neil Soren<br />

• Linda Vagana, Netball • Joy Watson, Author • Eugene Whakahoehoe, Army • Chris White, Rowing • Tony Williams, Author • Alisha Birrell, More FM Gisborne & Wairoa • Chloe Emira<br />

• Bridget Hastie and Will Johnston, Classic Hits FM Tauranga • Paul Hickey and Rachel Sutton, Classic Hits FM Rotorua • Mary Kippenberger and Peter Charlton-Jones, Rhubarb • Mark Laurent and Br<br />

Did you know<br />

H There are 522 <strong>Duffy</strong> schools from the Far North<br />

to Southland…and even the Chatham Islands!<br />

H There are 217 Early Childhood Centres on the<br />

It’s pretty obvious the smiling kids of Waikaretu School enjoyed their visit with Diana Queenin.<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> Ready for Reading programme<br />

Greg Boyed from Seven Sharp was able to make time in his busy schedule to pay a visit to<br />

H The <strong>Duffy</strong> programme Wesley has inspired Primary programmes<br />

School.<br />

School Sponsor: PR Partners<br />

in Australia and the USA<br />

H More than 8,000,000 books have been given<br />

Henry (Jandals) Tuipe’a loves a big crowd at his assemblies and Wiri Central School was happy to<br />

to <strong>Duffy</strong> kids since the oblige! programme started<br />

School Sponsor: Goodman Property Services (NZ) Ltd.<br />

H More than 600,000 <strong>Duffy</strong> books are given<br />

away each year<br />

H The average <strong>Duffy</strong> kid will receive around<br />

50 books by the time they reach high school<br />

H Kids in the <strong>Duffy</strong> programme are less likely to<br />

experience a decrease in reading ability during<br />

the summer holidays<br />

H More than 80% of funds donated<br />

go directly to books and services<br />

for <strong>Duffy</strong> kids<br />

Matthew Faiumu Salapu (a.k.a. Anonymouz)<br />

was welcomed to St Anne’s School in<br />

Manurewa. Did you know he mixed the hip hop<br />

and reggae versions of the <strong>Duffy</strong> song<br />

Sponsor needed<br />

Role Model<br />

BOOK OFFE<br />

Will and Bridget from Classic Hits visite<br />

Te Puke Primary School and even played<br />

part of Pukekos when they read to the<br />

children. Sponsor needed<br />

Musician Helen Moananu did a great job of<br />

holding the attention of the kids at St Anne’s<br />

School in Wellington.<br />

School Sponsor: ANZ Business Bank & EFTPOS<br />

Black Fern Victoria Grant showed off some<br />

pretty impressive medals when she visited Te<br />

Kura Kaupapa Maori o Mangatuna.<br />

Sponsor needed<br />

It’s n<br />

have<br />

but i<br />

Scho<br />

Spon<br />

You might have seen pictures<br />

of Jo Holley before on these<br />

pages but this time it’s her<br />

alter ego taking centre stage<br />

during her visit to Takanini<br />

School! Sponsor needed<br />

Erin and Andrew from The Erin Simpson<br />

Show shared their stories about the value of<br />

reading at Central New Brighton School. Erin<br />

talked about how she has to read her scripts<br />

carefully before her shows.<br />

School Sponsor: The Lion Foundation<br />

It’s pretty obvious the smiling kids of Waikaretu<br />

School enjoyed their visit with Diana Queenin.<br />

Henry (J<br />

assemb<br />

School<br />

SPONSORS:<br />

• A1 <strong>Homes</strong> • Agility Logistics Limited • AJ & Dr SM Wakefield • AlexanderDorrington Lawyers • Allen & Unwin Pty Ltd. • Altrusa Club of Taradale & Napier • ANZ Business Bank and EFTP<br />

• Bryan Curtis and Family • BSW Architects Ltd • C. Alma Baker Trust • Carter Holt Harvey Pulp and Paper • Celia Laity & Kate Howard • Chemcouriers Auckland • Chemcouriers Hamilton • Ch<br />

• Dennis Page • Dianne Stokes • Dick & Mary Earle • Dunholme Book Club • Eastern & Central Community Trust • Forsyth Barr • Four Winds Foundation • Frances Holden • Frankie &<br />

• Grant Samuel & Associates • Guy Malthus • Hamish & Abby Foote • Hamish Quinn and Sacha Hyde • HealthPost • Heather Owens & Nancie Plested • Helen Yensen • Hugh & Margaret Morri<br />

• J Nevett & Family • Jadyn Duff • Jarvis Trading Ltd. • Jenny Gibbs & Family • Jill Kitchen • John & Eleanor Gibb • Katie Kempthorne Naturopathy • Kelly Services NZ Ltd • King C<br />

• Lions Club of Bucklands Beach • Lizzie Coote • Lodge Frimley 359 • Lollipops Educare • M & B House • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Auckland • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Auckland Airfreight •<br />

• Mainfreight Auckland • Mainfreight Christchurch • Mainfreight Gisborne • Mainfreight Hamilton • Mainfreight Limited - <strong>In</strong>vercargill • Mainfreight Metro • Mainfreight Napier • Mainfreigh<br />

• Mazda Foundation • Methanex New Zealand Limited • Mike Garrett • Minnie Cooper • Moore Wilson & Co Ltd. • Mrs Mary Williamson • Napier Computers • New World Warkworth • Ni<br />

• Owens Transport • P.J. Keenan • Paper Plus Matamata • Pat & Alan Wilkinson • Pearson Education New Zealand • Pegasus Trust • Penguin <strong>Books</strong> NZ • PR Partners • Quentin Duff • Rachel McKenzie •<br />

• Rotary Club of Havelock North • Rotary Club of Maungaturoto • Rotary Club of Otaki • Rotary Club of Pakuranga • Rotary Club of Port Nicholson • Rotary Club of Remuera • Rotar<br />

• Russell Group • Sandfield <strong>In</strong>formation Systems • Say It Communications • Scholastic NZ Limited • Shaun & Kristina Buckley • Simon Tyler, Jo Millar and Family • Soar Printing • Spicers Paper • Spring<br />

• Te Kuta Station • Te Puni Kokiri • Te Uranga B2 <strong>In</strong>corporation • The 2012 Zofingen Literature Festival • The Boyd Clarke Foundation • The Carson Family • The CH & A<br />

• The Jones Family • The Kerouac Effect Wellington • The Lion Foundation • The Newman Family • The Rachel McAlpine Trust • The Robertson Foundation • The Scott Family • Th<br />

• The Warehouse Logistics Team - South Island • TheOneRing.net • TR Group • Tracey Gieck & Andy Morris • Tracey-Lee Pettifer & Jonathan Clarke • U3A - Remuera • Urenui & District Lions Club • Walker


Rugby • Alan Duff, Author • Marc <strong>Duffy</strong>, Motivational Speaker • Matthew Faiumu Salapu, Musician • Kallista Field, Equestrian • Meng Foon, Community Leader • Davey Forbes, Army<br />

• Richard Kibblewhite, Fisherman • Jacqui Knight, Author • Linzi Malley, Motorsport • Jarrad Martin, Softball • Alistair Mc<strong>In</strong>tyre, Author • Sally Patrick, Police • Diana Queenin, Educator<br />

sen, Rugby • Eliza Stephens, Touch • Aimee Sutorius, Rugby • Annie Rae Te Ake Ake, Author • Vance Thompson, Army • Henry Tuipea, Radio Presenter • Gerald Urquhart, Actor<br />

li and AJ Funnell, Classic Hits FM Christchurch • Martin Good and Sarah van de Kley, Classic Hits FM Hawkes Bay • Camille Guzzman and Caitlin Marett, Classic Hits FM Wellington<br />

enda Liddiard, Musicians • Bryan Ward, Jimi Liversidge and Bobby, The Bryan and Bobby Show • Helen and Henry Ngapo, Community Leaders • Erin Simpson and Mike Lee, The Erin Simpson Show<br />

Assemblies<br />

R ONE <strong>2013</strong><br />

Top 10 <strong>Books</strong><br />

from Book Offer One, <strong>2013</strong><br />

What the kids chose<br />

d<br />

the<br />

Gerald Urquhart (a.k.a. Dr. Luke Durville) enjoyed<br />

his first ever outing as a <strong>Duffy</strong> Role Model.<br />

Here he is with the kids of Pembroke School.<br />

Sponsor needed<br />

1<br />

World’s<br />

2<br />

LEGO<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Most<br />

Dangerous Animals<br />

Ninjago -<br />

Masters of Spin-Jitzu<br />

Hot Wheels<br />

- Drag Race!<br />

LEGO City<br />

- All Hands on Deck!<br />

Willbee the<br />

Bumblebee<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

9<br />

There’s<br />

Captain Underpants and<br />

the Preposterous Plight<br />

of the Purple Potty People<br />

Horribly Hilarious<br />

Joke Book<br />

Thea Stilton and the<br />

Blue Scarab Hunt<br />

a Hole in<br />

my Bucket<br />

LEGO Ninjago -<br />

10 Jay: Ninja of Lightning<br />

ot every day that we get the chance to<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> founder, Alan Duff, visit schools<br />

t was great to get him out to Pt England<br />

ol while he was in New Zealand recently!<br />

sor needed<br />

Greg Boyed from Seven Sharp was able to<br />

make time in his busy schedule to pay a visit<br />

to Wesley Primary School.<br />

School Sponsor: PR Partners<br />

andals) Tuipe’a loves a big crowd at his<br />

lies and Wiri Central School was happy to oblige!<br />

Sponsor: Goodman Property Services (NZ) Ltd.<br />

Mary and Peter from storytelling group<br />

Rhubarb are always a big hit and Okaihau<br />

Primary was no exception. Sponsor needed<br />

When Gisborne mayor Meng Foon visited<br />

New Life Christian School he emphasised<br />

the importance of knowing how to read<br />

and write – skills which are necessary in<br />

all areas of our life, and the joy we can<br />

get from books.<br />

School Sponsor: Mainfreight Gisborne<br />

OS • Archetype Allen & Unwin • AT&T • Auckland Fork Truck Hire • Axiam Plastics Ltd. • Beca Limited • Bell Transport Ltd • Bert and Diana Queenin • Bev McConnell • Beverley Wright<br />

ristine Brook • Clayton & Hayes Unichem Pharmacy Ltd. • Daily Freight Auckland • Daily Freight Christchurch • Daily Freight Wellington • Dame Kiri Te Kanawa • Daniel Grassam & Kate Yoxall<br />

Phil Letford • Frucor Beverages Ltd. • GE Finance & <strong>In</strong>surance • Genesis Energy • Glenda Neil • Golden Bay Cement • Goodman Property Services (NZ) Ltd. • Gowan and Chanel Duff<br />

son • Humphry Rolleston • Ian Harvey and Helena Dillon • Imerys Tableware New Zealand Limited • Impressions <strong>In</strong>ternational Ltd. • <strong>In</strong>dependent Freightliners Ltd • J N Williams Memorial Trust<br />

ountry Energy • Kiwi Thistle Distributors Ltd. • KLC Limited • Kylie Jones Memorial • Larkin/Appleyard Family • Laurent Ducoin • Lesley Nesbit & Lois Newton • Lindsay & Bill Holmes<br />

Mainfreight Air and Ocean Christchurch • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Dunedin • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Napier • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Tauranga • Mainfreight Air and Ocean Wellington<br />

t Rotorua • Mainfreight Timaru • Mainfreight Wellington • Mainfreight Whangarei • Mainland Foundation • Malcolm & Gill Don • Malcove • Margaret Johnstone • Mark & Amy Ryburn<br />

cci Best & Greg Bloomer • Nova Energy • NZ Bakels Ltd. • OCG Consulting Limited • Origin Energy Resources (Kupe) Ltd • Owens Metro • Owens Metro Owner Drivers • Owens Tankers<br />

Resolve Group Ltd. • Robbie Morrison & Liz Stringer • Rose’s Book Club • Rotary Club of Auckland City Sunrise • Rotary Club of Avonhead • Rotary Club of Ellerslie Sunrise • Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay<br />

y Club of Tauranga • Rotary Club of Wanganui • Rotary Club of Wanganui North • Rotary Clubs of Eastern Hutt & Hutt Valley • RPL Accountants - Tony Caughley • RSB <strong>In</strong>vestments<br />

hill Charitable Trust & Frimley Foundation • St James Anglican Church, Kerikeri • Steven & Vicki Ginders • Tainui Lions • Tait Electronics • Taringamotu Otamakahi Trust • Te Kura Maori o Nga Tapuwae<br />

G Horrobin Family Trust • The David Levene Charitable Trust • The Harnett Family • The Hefford Family Trust • The Herdson Laing Family • The Jack Jeffs Charitable Trust<br />

e Smith Family • The Sproule & Nicholls Family • The Students of King’s College • The Sue Freitag and Barry Dent Charitable Trust • The Warehouse Logistics Team - North Island<br />

& Hall Newmarket • Winslow Ltd. & Claas Harvest Centre Canterbury • Winstone Pulp <strong>In</strong>ternational Ltd. • Yarrow South Charitable Trust • Year 9 Students of St Cuthbert’s College • Zonta Club of Whangarei


Read about it! June <strong>2013</strong><br />

AUCKLAND<br />

Avondale School (Auckland)....................... $4,735<br />

Bailey Road School.................................... $5,601<br />

Chapel Downs School................................ $7,347<br />

Christ The King School............................... $2,039<br />

Clendon Park School.................................. $8,171<br />

Finlayson Park School.............................. $14,051<br />

NORTHLAND<br />

Ahipara School..................................... $2,737<br />

Bay of Islands <strong>In</strong>ternational Academy...... $376<br />

Herekino School...................................... $433<br />

Hora Hora School................................. $4,162<br />

Kaikohe <strong>In</strong>termediate School................ $1,927<br />

Kaingaroa School................................. $1,411<br />

Kaitaia <strong>In</strong>termediate School.................. $3,101<br />

Kaitaia Primary School.......................... $3,422<br />

Kawakawa Primary School................... $3,268<br />

Maromaku School................................... $726<br />

Moerewa School................................... $1,927<br />

Motatau Bilingual School......................... $433<br />

Ohaeawai School................................. $2,011<br />

Okaihau College................................... $1,927<br />

Okaihau Primary School.......................... $943<br />

Opononi Area School........................... $1,187<br />

Pakotai School........................................ $334<br />

Pamapuria School................................ $2,011<br />

Peria School............................................ $545<br />

Pompallier Catholic School................... $1,941<br />

Pukenui School (Kaitaia)....................... $1,117<br />

Pukepoto School..................................... $656<br />

Rawene School.................................... $1,369<br />

Taipa Area School................................. $1,089<br />

Te Kao Primary School............................ $188<br />

Te Kopuru School................................. $2,179<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Rangiawhia..... $642<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Taumarere.... $1,369<br />

Te Kura o Hato Hohepa Te Kamura......... $417<br />

Te Kura o Matihetihe................................ $376<br />

Whau Valley School.............................. $3,506<br />

WAIKATO<br />

Bishop Edward Gaines Catholic School...$216<br />

Fairfield Primary School........................$4,238<br />

Hauturu School.......................................$670<br />

Horotiu Primary School.........................$3,087<br />

Karangahake School...............................$601<br />

Kawhia School.........................................$309<br />

Kimihia School......................................$4,681<br />

Mangakino Area School........................$1,187<br />

Nawton Primary School........................$6,522<br />

Ngakonui Valley School...........................$894<br />

Putaruru Primary School.......................$2,811<br />

St Anthony’s Catholic School...................$726<br />

St Joseph’s Catholic School (Paeroa)......$335<br />

St Pius X Catholic School (Melville).......$1,006<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Whakawatea...$796<br />

Te Kura o Tahaaroa..................................$407<br />

Tokoroa Central School........................$1,145<br />

Waipa School.......................................$4,791<br />

TARANAKI<br />

Ahititi School.......................................... $314<br />

Eltham Primary School........................ $1,075<br />

Huirangi School...................................... $978<br />

Marfell Community School................... $1,257<br />

Moturoa School................................... $1,034<br />

Normanby School................................ $1,034<br />

Patea Area School............................... $1,048<br />

Puketapu School................................. $1,494<br />

Ramanui School..................................... $894<br />

Spotswood Primary School................. $2,193<br />

St Joseph’s School (Patea)..................... $221<br />

St Joseph’s School (Waitara)............... $2,109<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ngati Ruanui.. $629<br />

Te Pihipihinga Kakano Mai I<br />

Rangiatea Kura Kaupapa Maori.......... $810<br />

Waitara Central School........................ $1,913<br />

Waitara East School............................ $3,310<br />

Waverley Primary School..................... $1,886<br />

Westown School................................. $2,151<br />

Glen Taylor School...................................... $3,534<br />

Greenmeadows <strong>In</strong>termediate School.......... $5,461<br />

Henderson Primary School......................... $2,528<br />

Kelston <strong>In</strong>termediate School....................... $3,967<br />

Kelvin Road School.................................... $5,978<br />

Kingsford School........................................ $5,978<br />

Lincoln Heights School............................... $6,020<br />

Mangere East School................................. $6,914<br />

Pt England School...................................... $8,548<br />

Ranui Primary School................................. $4,930<br />

WANGANUI<br />

Aberfeldy School.................................. $754<br />

Carlton School................................... $3,939<br />

Churton School................................. $1,732<br />

Gonville School.................................. $1,746<br />

Okoia School........................................ $754<br />

Rutherford Junior High School........... $2,291<br />

St Marcellin School............................ $1,397<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o<br />

Te Atihaunui-A-Paparangi................. $670<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tupoho..... $1,369<br />

Te Kura o Omaio.................................. $334<br />

Te Kura o Ratana.................................. $365<br />

Te Wainui a Rua School........................ $334<br />

Turakina School.................................... $203<br />

Wanganui East School....................... $2,263<br />

WELLINGTON<br />

Featherston School................................$810<br />

Kahurangi School...................................$855<br />

Lakeview School..................................$5,768<br />

Pukeatua Primary School.....................$2,751<br />

BAY OF PLENTY<br />

Allandale School.............................. $5,657<br />

Arataki School................................. $4,916<br />

Greerton Village School................... $4,455<br />

Horohoro School................................ $880<br />

James Street School....................... $3,296<br />

Kawerau South School.................... $4,497<br />

Kutarere School.................................. $345<br />

Mamaku School.............................. $1,844<br />

Murupara Area School..................... $3,073<br />

Paengaroa School.............................. $538<br />

GISBORNE<br />

Cobham School................... $684<br />

Makarika School................... $517<br />

Ngata Memorial College....... $489<br />

Te Kainga Whaiora Childrens<br />

Health Camp..................... $782<br />

Te Karaka Area School...... $1,397<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori<br />

o Mangatuna..................... $396<br />

Robertson Road School............................. $6,285<br />

Roscommon Primary School...................... $7,668<br />

Rosebank School....................................... $2,142<br />

St Anne’s School (Manurewa)..................... $7,235<br />

St Joseph’s School (Onehunga).................. $3,562<br />

St Leonards Road School........................... $6,117<br />

Sutton Park School.................................... $6,928<br />

Takanini School........................................... $6,187<br />

Te Matauranga............................................ $6,034<br />

Wellsford School......................................... $2,256<br />

Paroa School....................................... $3,143<br />

Pukehina School..................................... $355<br />

Rotorua Primary School....................... $2,263<br />

Selwyn Primary School........................ $6,159<br />

St Joseph’s Catholic School (Opotiki).. $2,975<br />

Te Kura Mana Maori o Matahi................. $489<br />

Te Kura o Te Koutu.............................. $2,318<br />

Te Puke Primary School....................... $3,506<br />

Woodlands School.............................. $1,508<br />

Te Ara Whanui<br />

Kura Kaupapa Maori.......................$2,444<br />

Titahi Bay <strong>In</strong>termediate School............$2,291<br />

Te Kura o Hiruharama........ $1,187<br />

Te Kura o Whatatutu............. $386<br />

Te Waha O Rerekohu Area<br />

School............................. $950<br />

Te Wharau School............. $5,629<br />

Tikitiki School....................... $262<br />

Tolaga Bay Area School..... $2,249<br />

Whangara School................. $726<br />

HAWKES BAY<br />

Hastings Central School.....................$2,542<br />

Kimi Ora Community School...............$1,131<br />

Kotemaori School..................................$111<br />

Maraenui Bilingual School...................$2,556<br />

Meeanee School....................................$629<br />

Mohaka School.....................................$503<br />

Omahu Bilingual School.........................$726<br />

Paki Paki School....................................$894<br />

Tamatea Primary School.....................$2,221<br />

Te Awa School....................................$2,165<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ngati<br />

Kahungunu Ki Heretaunga................$740<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Wananga<br />

Whare Tapere o Takitimu...................$838<br />

Te Kura o Waikaremoana.......................$433<br />

Te Mahia School....................................$615<br />

Tiaho Primary School..........................$1,844<br />

Waipawa Primary School....................$1,969<br />

MANAWATU<br />

Hillcrest School...................................... $489<br />

James Cook School........................... $2,402<br />

Levin East School............................... $5,503<br />

Levin School....................................... $1,564<br />

Lytton Street School........................... $4,609<br />

Marton Junction School......................... $922<br />

Marton School.................................... $2,472<br />

Otaki School....................................... $2,640<br />

Pahiatua School................................. $3,589<br />

Papatawa School.................................. $273<br />

Raetihi School....................................... $964<br />

Roslyn School.................................... $4,846<br />

Somerset Crescent School................. $2,835<br />

St Joseph’s Catholic School (Levin).... $1,997<br />

St Mary’s School................................... $503<br />

Te Kura o Takaro................................ $2,737<br />

Te Kura-a-iwi o Whakatupuranga<br />

Rua Mano...................................... $1,411<br />

Terrace End School............................... $782<br />

Woodville School................................ $1,955


Can you help<br />

a <strong>Duffy</strong> school<br />

near you<br />

NELSON/MARLBOROUGH<br />

Mayfield School (Blenheim).........$1,089<br />

Parklands School........................$3,478<br />

Picton School................................$922<br />

Victory Primary School................$5,573<br />

WEST COAST<br />

Cobden School................ $2,053<br />

Granity School..................... $684<br />

Paparoa Range School..... $1,439<br />

Reefton Area School......... $1,872<br />

OTAGO<br />

Carisbrook School.............$4,749<br />

Pembroke School..............$3,338<br />

Pine Hill School....................$461<br />

Sponsoring a school means that each <strong>Duffy</strong> kid there<br />

can enjoy a minimum of five free books every year as well as the<br />

chance to receive regular weekly book awards and<br />

other prizes throughout the year. This is in addition<br />

to all the other services of the programme such as<br />

the travelling <strong>Duffy</strong> Theatre group and the Kids at Home<br />

preschool programme.<br />

Maybe there’s a school near you that is in need of a<br />

sponsor – for around $13.56 per child, per year, you can help<br />

give the gift of reading to an entire community.<br />

On these pages you’ll see a list of all our schools<br />

in need of sponsorship along with the<br />

approximate annual cost to support them.<br />

If you see a school that you would like<br />

to get involved with then please<br />

contact us on 0800 383 392<br />

or email duffy@booksinhomes.org.nz<br />

CANTERBURY<br />

Aranui School (Christchurch).......... $2,235<br />

Arowhenua School........................... $188<br />

Central New Brighton School......... $1,455<br />

Hapuku School................................. $152<br />

Linwood <strong>In</strong>termediate School........ $1,869<br />

North New Brighton School........... $1,484<br />

Waimate Centennial School........... $1,899<br />

SOUTHLAND<br />

Fernworth Primary School......... $4,749<br />

<strong>In</strong>vercargill Middle School........... $2,411<br />

New River Primary School.......... $2,197<br />

Newfield Park School................. $3,667<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong>’s Diary<br />

What’s coming up in <strong>2013</strong> for <strong>Duffy</strong> schools<br />

5th July - Book Offer <strong>Two</strong> books and labels arrive<br />

8th July – 12th July - Government Book Week<br />

12th July - <strong>Term</strong> <strong>Two</strong> ends<br />

29th July - <strong>Term</strong> Three starts<br />

30th July - Book Offer Three preview packs and brochures arrive<br />

2nd August - TWO free books for your library if orders are<br />

returned to Scholastic today<br />

5th August – 9th August - School Leader Assemblies<br />

9th August - LAST DAY for Book Offer Three orders to be<br />

returned to Scholastic<br />

12th August - <strong>Duffy</strong> Book Labels and Caught Being Good<br />

Certificates arrive<br />

13th August - Caught Being Good <strong>Books</strong> arrive for <strong>Term</strong>s 3 & 4<br />

21st August - Scholastic <strong>Duffy</strong> Day Out<br />

26th August – 30th August - Scholastic Caught Being a<br />

Good Dad Award<br />

And for early childhood centres on the<br />

Ready 4 Reading programme<br />

7th August - <strong>In</strong>struction packs for Book Offer <strong>Two</strong> dispatched<br />

23rd August - Last day for Book Offer <strong>Two</strong> orders to be returned<br />

to Wheelers <strong>Books</strong><br />

2nd September - 13th September - Book Offer <strong>Two</strong> books<br />

arrive for distribution<br />

New Sponsors<br />

A special thanks goes out to new sponsors and those sponsors<br />

rejoining the programme.<br />

H Bell Transport Ltd. sponsoring Otahuhu Primary School<br />

and Turaki School<br />

H Eastern & Central Community Trust sponsoring Awapuni<br />

School and Poukawa School<br />

H Frances Holden sponsoring Taupiri School<br />

H GE Finance & <strong>In</strong>surance sponsoring Dyer Street School<br />

and Owairaka District School<br />

H Gowan & Chanel Duff sponsoring St Therese School<br />

H HealthPost sponsoring Ngamatapouri School<br />

H Ian Harvey and Helena Dillon sponsoring Mangaorapa School<br />

H Jadyn Duff sponsoring Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Tonga o<br />

Hokianga<br />

H Jill Kitchen sponsoring Eltham School<br />

H Jonathan Koea sponsoring Aorangi School (Rotorua),<br />

Flat Bush Primary School and May Road School<br />

H Laurent Ducoin sponsoring Mountain View School and<br />

Nuhaka School<br />

H Mainfreight Air and Ocean Auckland Airfreight sponsoring<br />

Southern Cross Campus Middle School and Waikowhai School<br />

H Mainfreight Air and Ocean Christchurch sponsoring<br />

Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Waitaha and Wainoni School<br />

H Mainfreight Air and Ocean Dunedin sponsoring Bathgate<br />

Park School<br />

H Mainfreight Air and Ocean Wellington sponsoring Holy<br />

Family School<br />

H Nicci Best & Greg Bloomer sponsoring Waimate Main School<br />

H Quentin Duff sponsoring Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Takapau<br />

H Russell Group sponsoring Tuakau College<br />

H Taringamotu Otamakahi Trust sponsoring Te Kura o<br />

Nga Iwi e Toru ki Taumarunui<br />

H Te Kura Maori o Nga Tapuwae sponsoring Te Kura Maori<br />

o Nga Tapuwae<br />

H Te Uranga B2 <strong>In</strong>corporation sponsoring Te Kura o Nga Iwi<br />

e Toru ki Taumarunui<br />

H The Jack Jeffs Charitable Trust sponsoring Avalon School,<br />

Rangikura School and Te Kura Maori o Porirua<br />

H The Kerouac Effect Wellington sponsoring Potaka School<br />

H The Warehouse Logistics Team – North Island sponsoring<br />

Leabank Primary School and Parakai School


Letters<br />

Thank you for letting our school have the chance<br />

to choose <strong>Duffy</strong> books for <strong>Term</strong> 2 next year. It was<br />

an interesting experience. I’m sure everyone had a<br />

fun time and enjoyed it as much as I did. I liked the<br />

selection of books you had set out. I could choose<br />

some for my little brother and his friends (he loves<br />

car books) as well as choosing some for me and my<br />

friends. Thank you for the little treats you gave us<br />

for selecting <strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong>. I have already used<br />

my Christmas card.<br />

I had a great time and again thank you for the<br />

experience.<br />

Yours sincerely<br />

Aishlin<br />

Allandale School<br />

Sponsor needed<br />

On behalf of Kaiti School in beautiful Gisborne<br />

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and<br />

your team for AAALLLLLLLLLLLL the wonderful things<br />

you do for our school and schools across the country<br />

when it comes to this awesome programme for our<br />

children. Thank you, thank you, thank you very much.<br />

Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year and<br />

well deserved break. God bless you all, be safe,<br />

keep happy.<br />

Much respect and blessings<br />

Sonya - <strong>Duffy</strong> Coordinator<br />

Kaiti School<br />

School Sponsor: JN Williams Memorial Trust<br />

Just a note to let you know how well received Gerald<br />

Urquhart was by both students and staff at the recent<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> Hero Assembly at Bluff School. He related well<br />

to all, gave very good messages about the importance<br />

of reading in his life both from the professional side<br />

and during his leisure time. As well as speaking to the<br />

whole school he visited each classroom and presented<br />

books and answered questions. Many thanks for<br />

giving us the opportunity to host Gerald.<br />

Daphne Lindsay<br />

Literacy Coordinator, Bluff School<br />

School Sponsor: Mainfreight Limited -<br />

<strong>In</strong>vercargill<br />

I would like to (on behalf of Gate Pa<br />

School) thank everyone involved in the<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> show. We appreciate the hard<br />

work going into such fantastic shows.<br />

We are focussing a lot on respect and<br />

acknowledgement of the many different<br />

cultures in our school and we got the<br />

same message from the show. The<br />

children, and staff, were thoroughly<br />

entertained and the message about<br />

the importance of a good vocabulary<br />

was clear - as well as the importance of<br />

reading to learn new words.<br />

Thank you once again<br />

Erica, Gate Pa School<br />

School Sponsor: Rotary Club of<br />

Tauranga<br />

Yesterday we had <strong>Duffy</strong> Theatre. I just<br />

wanted to let you know that our Year<br />

7-8 children (who at this age are very<br />

reserved ‘cause life is dumb) laughed<br />

their heads off. They could relate to the<br />

language and responded with laughter.<br />

It was such a neat experience to watch<br />

our children this way. So thanks heaps<br />

for a great cast and storyline. Afi was<br />

hilarious by the way. Thanks again and<br />

well done to the actors for captivating<br />

our audience the way they did.<br />

Paula, St Pius X Catholic School<br />

Hamilton<br />

Sponsor needed<br />

THANK YOU<br />

TO ALL OUR MAJOR SPONSORS<br />

The Sue Freitag<br />

and Barry Dent<br />

Charitable Trust<br />

thank you to all our<br />

sponsors and supporters<br />

It costs approximately $50 per annum to provide each child in a <strong>Duffy</strong> school with all the<br />

services the <strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong> in <strong>Homes</strong> programme offers. ANY contribution is gratefully accepted.<br />

Remember, you can now donate online at<br />

www.booksinhomes.org.nz or www.helpduffy.co.nz<br />

Name (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms):<br />

Postal address for receipt:<br />

Donations can be sent to:<br />

<strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong> in <strong>Homes</strong>, PO Box 28-849,<br />

Remuera, Auckland 1541. Phone 09-259 5690<br />

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Visa AMEX Diners Mastercard<br />

Credit Card Number:<br />

Expiry date:<br />

Cardholder’s name:<br />

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I would like to contribute :<br />

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Please send me information on how I can make a<br />

regular donation by automatic payment.<br />

The <strong>Duffy</strong> <strong>Books</strong> in <strong>Homes</strong> newsletter is published by The Alan Duff Charitable Foundation, PO Box 28-849, Remuera, Auckland 1541, New Zealand.<br />

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