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6 Tuesday November 8 2016 Well-earned dux for Papanui High student NOR’WEST NEWS AFTER GETTING top of the class in five subjects Juliet McLachlan was named Papanui High School’s dux at a ceremony on Wednesday at Horncastle Arena. Juliet achieved NCEA level 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence and demonstrated outstanding achievement in NCEA level 3 art design, English, music, physics, and statistics. Proxime accessit went to Megan Crosbie who achieved NCEA level 1 and 2 endorsed with excellence and demonstrated outstanding achievement in level 3 statistics, biology, chemistry and physics. A proxime accessit is awarded to the runner-up to the dux. Prize list Supreme awards Dux – Juliet McLachlan. Proxime accessit – Megan Crosbie. Hugh McDougall Rankin Education Trust award - Eryn Turner. BDL/Toshiba recipients Analytical excellence – Eryn Turner. Excellence in humanities – Sophie Harrison. Exellence in practical disciplines – Jahna Low. Special prizes Clayton Cosgrove Cup for top year 11 student – Oliver Mercer-Beumelburg. Kate Wilkinson Trophy for top year 12 student – Kristina Orr. Sportsman of the year – Goiteom Gebremedihin. Sportswoman of the year – Shani Clark. McClintock Cup for creative arts – Oliver Foster. Wilkinson family cup for music – Kyle Martin. Bronwyn Welsh year 12 award for outstanding contribution to school life – Arama Thompson-Ruka. PTA prizes for contribution to school life – Yoon Ki Cho; Oliver Hawkins; Ruby Kang; Calvin Kruger; Kyle Martin; Daniel Quinn; Michelle Richards and Georgia Rutter. BDL Toshiba initiative prizes – Johanna Adams, Loren Baker, Samantha Cade, Matt Davies, Sina Fili, Pippa Jerard, Sophie Harrison, Bonnie Paul, Jarrod Schimanski. Chairperson of the school council – Samantha Cade. Award for the board of trustees student rep – Aimee MacLeod . Members of the head student team – Johanna Adams, Loren Baker, Samantha Cade, Yoon Ki Cho, Shani Clark, Sina Fili, Oliver Foster, Oliver Hawkins, Pippa Jerard, Ruby Kang, Bonnie Paul, Josh Watson. ANZ group cups for the head student Boy – Calvin Kruger. Girl - Izzy Gibson. Cleverley Family Trophy for dedicated effort in all school activities – Oliver Foster. Todd Selinger Trophy for dedicated effort in all school activities – Megan Crosbie. Loffhagen Cup for general excellence in all school activities – Juliet McLachlan. JB Johns Cup for general excellence in all school activities – Izzy Gibson. Elite Wheel Company Award for hard materials – Connor Payton. John Henden Memorial Trophy – Brittany Fenwick. Ada Richards Scholarship – Jahna Low. Trevor Newton Award – Connor Payton. Starting out scholarship Joint recipients – Cameron Chilvers and Jarrod Schimanski. TOP STUDENTS: Dux Juliet McLachlan (left) stands with principal Jeff Smith and proxime accessit Megan Crosbie who proudly show the rewards for hard work over a number of years. CELEBRATING: Jahna Low, Sophie Harrison and Eryn Turner celebrate their success at a prize-giving at the Horncastle Arena. NEW LOCATION ADVERT.pdf 1 1/05/2014 11:51:35 a.m. VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION LOCATION 430 ST ASAPH STREET! RECOVER YOUR LOVED FURNITURE No job too big or small new summer camping stock arriving daily Open 7 days | twO lOcatiOns 7d Mandeville st, Opp placeMakers ph 03 366 4166 dressMart hOrnby, Main sOuth rd ph 03 344 5304 www.highcountry.net.nz Hours of Business: 7am-4.30pm Mon-Thurs Fri 8am to midday or by appointment with Keith 027 566 3909 Still able to offer you the finest top quality new furniture Visit us online www.qualityfurniture.co.nz P. 371 7500 QUALITY FURNITURE SPECIALISTS RE - UPHOLSTERY SPECIALISTS KEITH HARTSHORNE 0275 663 909
NOR’WEST NEWS Tuesday November 8 2016 7 CBHS celebrates high achievers CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High School celebrated its success and named George Young as dux for 2016 in a prize-giving ceremony at the Aurora Centre for the Performing Arts in Burnside last week. He received several awards on the evening in biology, chemistry and classical studies and has turned down the offer of a scholarship to Otago in order to study science at Canterbury University next year. He joined Boys’ High from Heaton Intermediate in 2012 and steadily built up an academic record. In 2014 he gained a scholar award for NCEA level 1 and in 2015 followed this up with a gold scholar award. The proxime accessit, or runner-up to the dux of the school, is AJ Tyler. He came to the school from Cobham Intermediate in 2012. In 2014 gained NCEA level 1 endorsed with excellence and in 2015 he repeated this at level 2. Special awards Dux – George Young. Proxime accessit – AJ Tyler. Deans scholar – Devon Harding. General excellence in Adams House – Ben Donkers. Malcolm Brannagh Allen Scholarship – Ben Kirk. Searell prize for senior DUX: Headmaster Nic Hill presents George Young with the award of dux of the school. monitor – Jake Nicholls. Gallantry award – Brett Armstrong. Old Boys’ Medal – Devon Harding. Old Boys’ Centennial Trophy – Jack Lopas. Scholars Year 13 – Owen Miao; Daniel Page; Tim Phillips; Sam Shankland and Jack Zarifeh. Academic prizes, year 13 Industrial technology - Kyle Claughton. Business studies – Paris Cowie. Geography – Henry Cunningham. Art photography prize – Reuben Davern. Agriculture – Matt Fleming. Food and processing technology prize – Devon Harding. Te Matauranga maori GREAT ROWER: Jack Lopas (left) received the Old Boys’ Centennial Trophy for his efforts in rowing this year. academic prize – Tia Hunt. Design and visual communication – Thomas Jackson. Sports science – William Kennedy. Chinese prize – Jin Kim. Physical education - Benji Lapslie. Printmaking and French - Mitch McClurg. History – Rory McGuire. Generic technology – Will Morrish. Painting – Tom Paterson. Outdoor education – Oliver Rhodes. Music prize - Alex Smith. Outdoor education – Mackenzie Tapp. Japanese – Niravit Theng. Accounting prize – Jamie Thiele. Te Reo Maori prize – Detroit Travers. TOP STUDENTS: Devon Harding (left) won the Deans Scholar - Old Boys’ Medal and George Young was awarded dux of the school. Food and processing technology – Aisea Tufau. Physics – AJ Tyler. Economics and English – Jack Wang. Art design marketing prize – Teariki Williams. Biology; biological science; chemistry; classical studies and Hugh McDougal Rankin Scholarship for the sciences - George Young. Scholars year 12 Johnny Forbes; Ben Hartland; Mitchell Leung; Angus Macbeth; Jack Morton; Oscar Redfern; Dong Ruan; Hunter Stewart; David Towse and Jack Zidich. Year 12 general excellence scholar – Jack Zidich. Cultural prizes Tai Trophy for technical work in drama – Brett Armstrong. Hazlett rural scholarship – Matt Fleming. Senior debating – Raphael Franks. Malcolm Rickard award for serious music – Dean Gibson. Old Boys’ original music prize – Tarn Puentener-King. CBHS Young Farmers Cup – Sam Schmack. Sport prizes Senior rugby player of the year and captain of the first II cricket team – Ben Donkers. Senior cross country champion – Jake Nicholls Senior fencing champion – Jacob Prout. Senior swimming champion - Oliver Rayner. Spotted any lonely cones? There are a lot of lost, lonely road cones out there. We want to bring them home. We’re tidying up the streets as the SCIRT programme winds down. Please help us track down stray cones no longer on the job. We’ll put them back to work, or send them off to the giant cone melting pot in the sky. The CONEMOBILE is coming your way. SCIRT’s CONEMOBILE is hitting the streets to collect any road cones that have gone astray. Let us know if you’ve spotted a lost or wayward cone. Call the CONEMOBILE 0800 SCIRT CONE - 0800 7247 82663 email info@scirt.co.nz or visit Facebook/com/scirtcone Your support is helping us to get the job done. Thank you from the SCIRT team. Programme funded by
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