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The Principal's Report • Our U85kg League team who won the Auckland Championship for the third year in a row. So the school is in a very strong position to move forward in the next few years and we are looking to continually improve what we do for all our students and ensure that all students have the opportunity to achieve. We have been through three years of significant improvements in NCEA results and the existing staff together with new teachers coming in are well placed to take advantage of the new opportunities that are available. As I come to the end of my first year at Mangere College I would like to make some reflections on the year and what I have seen around the school. I am constantly amazed by the strong inclusive environment that exists in the school. This is a school where students are comfortable in themselves and their culture, a school with a strong sense of community and where respectful relationships are the norm. These things are clear to see each day at Mangere College and are what make it such a privilege to teach here. Last year the Education Review Office commented on this inclusive environment when they said: 'Students have a sense of identity and belonging in this school.” and “Mangere College students are proud of their language, culture and identity.' The school’s academic success has also been recognised this year in a letter from the Honourable Hekia 4 Mangere College - 2016 Parata, Minister of Education, congratulating us on our improvements in NCEA results. In this letter she says: 'The results being achieved by Mangere College clearly show the positive impact that great teachers and great schools can have on the achievement of their students.' Academic achievement is the most important thing in a school but it is not the only thing and Mangere College wouldn’t be the school it is without our co-curricular programme. There have been many other highlights this year including: • Our unprecedented success at Polyfest including our Samoan Group winning the co-ed competition, our Tongan Group winning their two performances and the Cook Islands Group coming third on their stage. • Our Premier Girls' Volleyball team winning the Auckland Championship and coming third at the National Championships. I take immense pride in coming to work and being associated with Mangere College. Whenever I speak to principal colleagues or others in the teaching profession they are not surprised to hear how much I enjoy my work as the school has a very good reputation in the education community. We can all be very proud of this school and the success we have had in the past. There is a lot of work still to be done to ensure that we are doing the best for all our students but we are focussed on this work and there is a clear direction forward. 'The results being achieved by Mangere College clearly show the positive impact that great teachers and great schools can have on the achievement of their students.'
Mangere College Staff Back Row: Benjamin Euden, Subrail Naidu, Fred Wilkings, Satend Sharma, Walter Browne, Kevin Davis, Willie Tupou, Harith Al Dabbagh, Charlie Keung, Ashley Clark Third Row: Daniel Wong, Mike Darragh, Erica Wilson, Dianne Cresswell, Fiona Fouche, Alisi Tatafu, Savitri Nadan, Frances McIntosh, Neville Padavatan, Isikeli Tafea, Tai Uamaki, Mohammed Zaim, Elizabeth Tupua, Elisa Faavagaga, Fisiitotoa Bloomfield Second Row: Malia Puloka, Christina Smith, Nicky Haeta-Ruwhiu, Nalini Singh, Sharron Moyle, Regina Pickering, Janet Sickler, Rosalie Kwan, Abtesam Salim, Raselin Imraan, Helen Nicholls, Pauline Kumar, Lynn Sebastian, Ana Marsters-Malloy, Samer Hormes Front Row: Turei Harris, Mike Christo, Ranjili Mudaliar, Helen Panayiodou, Tevita Lotulelei, Sandy Harris, Mohan Patel (Deputy Principal), Tom Webb (Principal), Mele Ah Sam (Assistant Principal), Jerry Lane (Assistant Principal), Rochelle Wong, Viv Maskell, Alison Blackwood, Thomas Pearson, Elizabeth Potter Absent: Herman Arp, Brian Aubrey, Kathryn Barclay, Roger Barker, Allan Beazley, Kathleen Beazley, Fisiitotoa Bloomfield, Viliami Bloomfield, Marie Campbell, Chantal Cullinane, Henry Fesulua'i, Huni Fifita, Anna Kasipale, Heather Laxon, Ruth Luketina, Jocelyn Maitland, Caroline Masoe, Bobbie McMaster, Nancy Palelei, Debra Pene, Rochelle Pikaahu, Val Ratana, Louise Reade, Nathan Samu, Tony Searle, Kuldip Singh, Piri Tamihana, Catherine Thomson, Rapuani Wade Mangere College - 2016 5
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Page 3: 18 78 39 55 Contents Formal Reports
Page 7 and 8: Farewell from Mohan Patel It has be
Page 9 and 10: Head Boy's Report Firstly, I’d li
Page 11 and 12: Year 11/12 Prizegiving Sports' Awar
Page 13 and 14: special awards Jasmine Strickland I
Page 15 and 16: Year 13 subject prizes cont... Brys
Page 17 and 18: Polyfest Cook Islands Group It has
Page 19 and 20: Indian Group This year there were o
Page 21 and 22: Samoan Group Backstage, we all trie
Page 23 and 24: Student Activities Magazine Committ
Page 25 and 26: Fieldays Trip On Friday 17 of June
Page 27 and 28: 'It's not OK' campaign The year sta
Page 29 and 30: Otago University Advanced Sciences
Page 31 and 32: School Gardening Group The Gardenin
Page 33 and 34: Eden Park Trip On the 7th September
Page 35 and 36: Year 10 Business class Business Dep
Page 37 and 38: English Department Creative Writing
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Page 41 and 42: ESOL Department These articles are
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Page 49 and 50: stand up, stand out Mary A Va'afai,
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Science Department 2016 has been an
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Technology Department mechanical en
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fabric technology Trip to Sewtec Fa
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Sports Sports Awards player of the
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Players' Player of the Year Basketb
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U19 Boys Basketball This year our t
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U15 Girls Basketball Manager: Kathl
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Senior B Netball The Mangere Colleg
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2nd XV Rugby This year was the firs
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U85kg Rugby League The Under 85kg R
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