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6 Tuesday November 28 2017 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi NOR’WEST NEWS Christchurch Boys’ High scholars THE TOP Christchurch Boys’ High School students were acknowledged at the senior prize-giving. Jack Zidich was named dux for the year while Cullen Huggins was named proxime accessit. Special awards •Isaac Anderson – Searell Prize for senior monitor. •Hamish Cartwright – General excellence in Adams House (Ngaere Leggat Award). •Alex Reilly – Gallantry Award (Jake Bailey Prize). •Tom Parker – Old Boys’ Medal George West Old Boys’ Centennial Trophy. •Cullen Huggins – Proxime Accessit (Auckland Old Boys’ Prize). •Jack Zidich – Dux (Te Kura Trust Prize). •George West – Deans Scholar. Scholar service prizes •Hamish Cartwright – Head of Adams House (Lincoln Armstrong Memorial Prize). •Jack Harris – Service as student representative (Board of Trustees Prize). •Taihei Kusaka – PTA prize for service to international department. •Richard Liu – Contribution to the school by an international student. •Angus Milner – Service to the orchestra (Webb Cup). •Alex Thomson – PTA prize for service to technical. •David Towse – Service to the band (Curnow Cup). •Sam White – Senior music (Pollock Prize). •Ron Zhang – Achievement by an international student. Cultural prizes •Cullen Huggins – Malcolm Rickard Award for serious music. •Tarn Puentener–King – Old Boys’ Original Music Prize. •Max Zhang – Tai Trophy for technical work in drama. Academic prizes – year 11 •Logan Anderson – Pre– trade construction industry HARD WORK: CBHS headmaster Nic Hill with Isaac Anderson who was awarded the Searell Prize for senior monitor. prize. •Daniel Chong – Mathematics (Hartshorn Prize) music prize, physical science (Tench Award), mathematics – NCEA (Ashburton Old Boys’ Prize). •Logan Cooper – Art prize, design and visual communication (Auckland Old Boys’ Prize). •Alex Crichton – Eco business (Teresa Harris and Associates Prize). •Oscar Cunningham – Eco business (Teresa Harris and Associates Prize), geography prize, history (Oliver Garcia Prize), science prize. •Harry Dempsey – Pre– trade engineering industry prize. •Harrison Emery – Mathematics prize. •Sam Heritage – French Embassy Prize. •Josh Jennings – Generic technology – Construction prize. •Raphael Jung – Chinese prize, English – Cambridge (The Star and Community News and Konica Minolta Prize). •Michael Jung – Design and visual communication (The Drawing Room Prize). •Hayden Keenan – History (Pollock Prize for NZ History). •Jay McGillivray – Confucius Institute Chinese Prize. •Toby McNab – Science applied prize. •Sam Medlicott – Mathematics – Main. •Oliver Milne – Accounting (Teresa Harris & Associates Prize). •Archie Redfern – Mathematics – General. •Oliver Reid – Communication skills prize. •Josh Rivett – NZ China Friendship Prize. •Jack Sanger – Japanese prize. •Lajos Varga – Te Reo Maori prize. •Jake Whalley – Physical education prize. •Jack Williams – Geography prize. •Adam Wyllie – English – NCEA (Les Bloxham Prize for Excellence). •Max Zhang – Generic technology – Engineering prize. •Brian Zou – Senior ESOL science. Academic prizes – year 12 •Jaxson Abraham – Biology (Blenheim Old Boys’ Prize). •Ben Baynes – Generic technology – Resistant Mmaterials (Trade Tools Prize). •Liam Broderick – Business studies prize. •Henry Bui – Chemistry (Ruddle Prize). •Sebastian Carazo – Food and processing technology – Most promising student (Pak n Save Prize). •Jack Chapman – NZ China Friendship Prize. •Louie Chapman – Physical education (Ray Thomson Memorial Prize). •Rod Ching – Art photography prize. •Nathan Chong – Chinese Prize. •Josh Egan – Mathematics – Cambridge AS (Waikato Old Boys’ Prize). •Thor Erenskjold – Art – Painting (Hudson–Ware Prize). •Barry Fang – Senior english for academic purposes. •Nicholas France – Classical studies (Bevan–Brown Memorial Prize), English (R.A. Devlin Prize). •Lewys Francis – Outdoor education prize. •Jamie Gambles – Art design marketing prize. •Alex Goodenbour – Japanese (Consular Office of Japan Prize). •Joseph Healing – Economics (Bank of New Zealand Prize). •Jeremy Henderson – Agriculture prize. •Josh Heyns – Accounting (Auckland Old Boys’ Prize). •Aaron Hodgson-Bell – Pre–trade engineering industry. •Christian Manning – Pre-trade construction SCHOOLS industry prize. •Sam McPhail – French (Montgomery First Day Prize). •Rio Ogino – Physics (Ashburton Old Boys’ Prize). •Alex Pederson – Food and processing technology prize. •Matthew Penno – Geography (Harold Edgar Memorial Prize). •Mitch Redman – Te Reo Maori prize. •Henry Shaw – History (Wellington Old Boys’ Prize). •Jono Sinclair – Art – Printmaking. •Harry Singleton – Accounting (Auckland Old Boys’ Prize) History (Jack Birdling Scholarship). •Brad Thomson – Mathematics applied prize. •Toby Ward – Classical studies (Bevan–Brown Memorial Prize), music prize. •Matt White – Agribusiness prize, statistics prize. •Scholars Year 12 (Auckland Old Boys): •Wright Axinto, Will Gilbert, Alexander Johnson, Connor McKay, Tarn Puentener– King, Jack Sutton, Ben Wilkinson. Year 12 general excellence scholar (G. J. Lancaster Prize) •Alex Goodenbour. Academic prizes – Year 13 •Cody Becker – Agribusiness prize. •Sam Boyd – Te Reo Maori prize, Te Matauranga Maori Academic Prize. •Oliver Carter – English (Thomas Miller Literature Prize), music prize (Pearson Education Prize). •Oliver Champion – Business studies. •Andy Chen – Confucius Institute Chinese Prize. •Min Cho – Chinese prize. •William Conibear – Geography (Pugh–Williams Prize). •Oliver Deakin – Senior writing (Whitcoulls Prize). PICTURE FRAMING GALLERY Providing Custom Framing of all Artworks Gallery Space with large Range of Original work Including CHCH Scenes, L/Edition Prints,Posters Photography & Sporting Memorabilia 6 Main North Road (Next to SBS Bank) Ph 352 7594 | www.artworkspictureframing.co.nz Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Closed weekends
OVER $250 MILLION IN SALES NOR’WEST NEWS Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Tuesday November 28 2017 7 take out awards at prize–giving •Liam Dempsey – NZ China Friendship Prize. •Rishav Dhakal – Digital technologies, academic diligence (Ara Outstanding Achievement Award), senior mathematics prize for outstanding achievement. •Dion Dow – Art photography prize (Photolife). •Tom Faulks – Physical education (Anderson and Hill Prize). •Finn Ferguson–Lees – Japanese (Matthew Wai Poi Prize). •Lorcan Fivet – Sports science (Anderson & Hill Prize). •Johnny Forbes – Accounting prize. •Barnaby Fowler–Blyth – French (Dr R. A. Barrell Prize). •David Gan – Painting (Christchurch Old Boys’ Prize), design and visual communication (Christchurch Old Boys’ Prize). •Thomas Harcourt – Gateway, outstanding work ethic. •Cullen Huggins – Art design marketing prize printmaking (National Art Supplies Prize). •Zoher Hussein – Generic Technology – Resistant materials prize (Trade Tools Prize). •Ben Jenkins – Classical studies (Bevan–Brown Memorial Prize). •Aaron Lin – Senior ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages). •Abdullah Naeem – Statistics (Otago Old Boys’ Prize). •Connor Nisbet – Senior mathematics prize for outstanding achievement. •Oscar Redfern – Economics (Bank of New Zealand Prize). •Luke Rodger – Food and processing technology – most promising student (Pak n Save Prize). •Dong Ruan – Chemistry (Ruddle Prize). •Benjamin Satterthwaite – Agriculture (Rural Livestock Agricultural Cup), Hazlett Rural Scholarship. •Jackson Todd – Industrial technology (City Care Prize). •Brett Toki – Outdoor education (Matthew Reed Memorial Cup). •Nathaniel Vaevae – Te Kaiarahi Prize for Leadership. •Nicholas Young – English (Christchurch Old Boys’ Prize). •Ron Zhang – Digital technologies – Coding (Ara Outstanding Achievement Award), mathematics with calculus (Walton Prize), mathematics – Cambridge A2 (Waikato Old Boys’ Prize). •Jack Zidich – History (W. H. Montgomery Prize), physics (W. H. Montgomery Prize), Hugh McDougal Rankin Scholarship for the Sciences, NZ Institute of Physics Prize Scholars Year 13 (Auckland Old Boys) •Kevin Kim. St Bede’s top students recognised ST BEDE’S College recognised students’ hard work with premier awards at the senior prize–giving. •William Connell (below left) – The Grime’s Gold Medal and dux of St Bede’s College. •Harry Staples (right) – Proxime Accessit Cup and Blue Riband: The Ignatius O’Boyle Cup for the best and most generous use of talent in all aspects of school life. •George Hampton – Year 11 Board of Honour Prize. •Arish Abalos – Bishop Hanrahan Memorial Cup religious education year 12. •John Tran – Year 12 Board of Honour Prize. •Norbert Muller – Father Gerard Mills Scholarship awarded to a student in year 12 who has contributed to and provided leadership in the cultural life of the college. •Bradford Shortland – The PTA award for an outstanding role model. •Sam Kershaw – The Hudson Cup for academic endeavour. •Nickol Crews – The Sir Walter Clifford Cup for debating. •Yohan D’Cunha – The M M and J J Kavanagh Memorial Prize for oratory. •Ollie Flett – The Vernon Griffiths Award for singing. •Andrew Takenaka – The Instrumental Music Award. •George Warren and Patrick James – The George Fulguirinas Cup. •Alexy Vitry Audibert – The Sean O’Brien Memorial Trophy for outstanding achievement in an individual sport. •Nick Moulai – Sportsman of the year – The Father Scambary Cup •Tom McKenzie and James Blenkinsop – The year 13 Diligence Gold Medal. •Will King – The Brodie Gold Medal for religious knowledge. •Connor Kitto – The Clayton Cosgrove Cup for leadership and service. •Adam Lyons – The Carl Sweeney Memorial Trophy for the best and most generous use of personal talent. •Josh Naylor – The JC Colin Trophy for outstanding contribution to the special character of the college. THREE-PEAT: Heaton Normal Intermediate girls won the national primary school shield for the third year in a row. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER Heaton continues winning way • By Andrew King HEATON Normal Intermediate girls have won the national primary school cricket shield for the third year in a row. Played in a Twenty20 format Heaton cruised to the title, winning all five games including a big 107-run victory over Carterton’s St Mary’s School in the opening round. As well as clocking up plenty of runs with the bat, they also proved to be lethal with the ball, bowling out Dunedin’s Balmacewen Intermediate for 31. They also beat Morrinsville SPORTS Intermediate by 95 runs, Papatoetoe’s Holy Cross by 27 runs and Wellington’s Raroa Normal Intermediate by 72 runs. It could have been their fifth title in a row if Hamilton’s Berkley Normal Middle School hadn’t won in 2014. The games were held at the New Zealand Cricket High-Performance Centre in Lincoln from Thursday to Saturday. AUCTION AUCTION H A R C O U R TS G O L D
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