TE KŪITI HIGH SCHOOL-SENIOR PRIZEGIVING
2019 Special Awards
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Samantha Hamilton |
Te Kūiti High School Board of Trustees
Scholarship for Dux of the School-2019 |
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Linnie Lim |
Proxime Accessit - 2019 |
| Isabel Mans |
The Jamieson Cup for All Round Excellence Te Kūiti Rotary Award for Head Girl The Max Daniel Memorial Cup for Dedication and Commitment to Music Barry Simons Memorial Prize for Enthusiasm and Interest in the field of Music Rae Pullman Cup for Excellence in History |
| Ayla Pratt |
The Scholars Cup for Top Student in Year 12 sponsored by Murray, Kidd and Falconer The Howes Cup for Merit sponsored by Forgeson Law |
| Janki Patel | The BJ Kearins Award for Best All Round Academic Achievement in Year 11 |
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Campbell Thornton |
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Samantha Kelly |
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| Christopher Bailey | Te Kūiti High School Charitable Trust Cup for Citizenship in the JUNIOR School |
| Caleb Davey |
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Ngarangi Poa-Barrett
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Te Kūiti High School Te Rautaki Reo a te Nehenehenui Award
Highest level of achievement in te reo and tikanga Māori Kapahaka trophy for Leadership in Kapahaka - Kōtiro The Mairangi Joseph Prize / Scholarship to a student of Ngati Maniapoto descent intending to study at tertiary level The Maori Women's Welfare League Shield for Top Academic Student of Māori descent Connie Grice Cup for Leadership and Achievement in Music |
| Taetia Kopa |
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Adam Winikerei |
Kapahaka trophy for Leadership in Kapahaka - Tamaiti Tāne |
| Olivia Ramsey |
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| Alex Young | Excellence in Science |
| Raiha Mathews-Ngauma |
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| Justez Howe | Community Service Award |
| Devon Ball |
Top Primary Industries Student Level 2 |
| Ryan Klein | Top Primary Industries Student Level 1 |
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Maeya Crown |
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Mike Kaleopa |
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Satriani Hemara |
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Orepa Kaleopa |
Bowcott Cup for Excellence in Music in the Junior School |
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Katie Corbett |
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| Amber George | Boswell Cup for Endeavour in Home Economics |
| John Cocks |
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| McKenzie Pratt |
Altrusa Club Award for Excellence in Literacy |
| Regan Harris |
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| Valiant Holland & Kiersten Camitan |
Kane Cup - Winner of the Junior Prepared Speech Competition |
| Bailey Croad |
Jaycee Cup - Runner up in the Junior Prepared Speech
Competition |
Subject Awards for Outstanding Achievement
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Year 12 |
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| Olivia Ramsey |
Biology, Health Studies and 1st= Social Studies |
| Sam Meads | Chemistry, Music, Mathematics, Physics and Geography |
| Nelson Twist |
Engineering |
| Maeya Crown |
Tourism, Hospitality and Vocational Pathways Award Trophy for Gateway |
| Raiden Van Herpen |
Physical Education |
| Ayla Pratt |
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| Weston Gill |
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| Raiha Mathews- Ngauma |
English |
| John Cocks | Digital Technology |
| Taetia Kopa |
Te Reo Maori |
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Year 11 |
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| Janki Patel |
Science, Mathematics, English, Level 1 History, Digital Technology and French |
| Alysse Winwood |
Home Economics |
| Lexus Matatahi |
Music |
| Patrick Hedley |
Physical Education and Health |
| Toafia Tamati |
Engineering |
| Tyson Tahi |
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| Dion Mulgrew |
Carpentry |
| Emily Londt |
Art |
| Ula Law |
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Year 10 |
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| Cheyenne Clifton-Koch |
Art |
| Chris Bailey |
Wood Technology |
| Rhonda Leafa |
ESOL |
| Hineraukura Aranui |
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| Bodi Hawkins |
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| Quin Stephens |
Physical Education (Male) |
| Charlie Hill |
Music |
| Carly Botting |
Digital Technology and Science |
| Brayden Walker | Metal Work Technology |
| Mary Londt | English |
| Georgia Rogers |
Health
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| Orepa Kaleopa | Social Studies |
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Year 9 |
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| Riya Sanchal |
Art |
| Gemma Williams-Kalacanovich |
Design Technology |
| Zane Osborne |
Design Technology |
| Elizabeth Fetalaiga |
Te Reo Māori |
| Mike Kaleopa | Food Technology and Drama |
| Nicholas Dave |
Health |
| Mackenzie Galbraith |
Social Studies |
| Ayva-Maree Finn-Taylor |
Music |
| Zara Leineweber |
Physical Education (Female) |
| Shaine Galbraith |
Physical Education (Male) |
| McKenzie Pratt |
English |
Sports Prizes-Individual Champions
| Samantha Knight |
Most Improved Netball Player |
| Georgia Rogers |
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| Abbey Harris |
Most
Outstanding Netball Player of the Year (Dawn Grainger
Cup) |
| Tamati Van Hilten |
Most
Improved Soccer Player in the 1st X1 Boys Team (Eddie
Wright Cup) |
| Morgan Cryer |
Most Improved Soccer Player in the 1st X1 Girls Team
(Plenderleith Cup) |
| Heeni Ratima-Paparahi |
Most Improved Hockey Player (Dixon Cup) |
| Aaron Smith | Most Improved Boys Hockey Player (D & S Knight Family Trophy) |
| Atholl Sneddon |
Most Improved Basketball Player |
| David Henderson |
Most
Valuable Basketball Player (Te Huia Whanau Trophy) |
| Junior Mapesone |
Most Improved Rugby Player (Wetere Cup) |
| Dion Mulgrew | Most Improved Player in Touch Rugby (Kearins/Te Whare Award) |
| Michael Fetalaiga |
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| Patrick Hedley |
Sportsmanship in Rugby |
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SPORT AWARDS
ATHLETICS |
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Ben Hedley |
Junior Boy Champion (Te Kanawa Trophy) |
| Morgan Hussey |
Junior Girl Champion (Te Kanawa Trophy) |
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Dion Mulgrew |
Intermediate Boy Champion (Frank Kelly Cup) |
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Myah Kimber |
Intermediate Girl Champion (Margaret Kelly Memorial
Trophy) |
| Kupe Cleary |
Senior Boy (Plendy Cup) |
| Katie Corbett |
Senior Girl (Plendy Cup) |
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SWIMMING |
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James Kopa |
Junior Boy Champion (TK Swimming Club Award) |
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Morgan Hussey |
Junior Girl Champion (TK Swimming Club Award) |
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Ria Ngatai |
Intermediate Boy Champion (Earl Trophy) |
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Myah Kimber |
Intermediate Girl Champion (Earl Trophy) |
| Caleb Davey |
Senior Boy Champion (Championship Cup) |
| Hinearangi Ngatai |
Senior Girl Champion (Smith Cup) |
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CROSS COUNTRY |
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| Brae Runciman |
Junior Boy Champion |
| Morgan Hussey |
Junior Girl Champion |
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Patrick Hedley |
Intermediate Boy Champion |
| Morgan Cryer |
Intermediate Girl Champion |
| Caleb Davey |
Senior Boy Champion |
| Samantha Corbett |
Senior Girl Champion |
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| BADMINTON | |
| Taneisha Marriner |
Senior Girl Champion |
| Caleb Davey |
Senior
Boy Champion |
| Zara Leineweber |
Junior
Girl Champion |
| Pule Lava |
Junior Boy Champion |
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CERTIFICATE OF MERIT FOR LEADERSHIP AND CAPTAINCY OF
SENIOR SPORTS TEAMS
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| Ngarangi Poa-Barrett/ Samantha Kelly |
A
Netball |
| Taneisha Marriner | Reserve A Netball |
| Daane Kerekere | Blue Netball |
| Cheyenne Clifton-Koch | Red Netball |
| Taylor Allen |
1st XV Rugby |
| Kingi Williams |
U14 Rugby |
| Atholl Sneddon & Raiden Van Herpen | Ki-o-Rahi |
| Aaron Smith |
Boys' 1st X1 Hockey |
| Kathleen Ingley |
Girls' 1st
X1 Hockey |
| Sam Meads |
Boys'
1st X1 Soccer |
| Katie Corbett |
Girls' 1st X1 Soccer |
| Caleb Davey |
U18 Senior Boys' Basketball |
| Ocean Howe |
Green
Boys' Basketball |
| Tj Wana | Junior Boys' Basketball |
| Callum Hedley | Gold Boys' Basketball |
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Kupe Cleary |
Waka
Ama |
2018 INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION RESULTS
| Maniapoto |
Swimming (TK Swimming Club Assn) Athletics (McKinnon Cup) |
| Tawhana |
Soccer (Winders Cup) Netball (Seccombe Cup) Basketball |
| Wahanui |
Speeches |
FINAL HOUSE POINTS FOR 2018
| MANIAPOTO | 3692 |
| RORA | 2949 |
| TAWHANA | 2987 |
| WAHANUI | 2825 |
SMITH SHIELD
MANIAPOTONZIPP Iris Awards 2018
Congratulations to Marama Shearer our Art and Photography teacher, who attained her Fellow this year at the NZIPP Iris Awards as well as receiving 6 bronze awards and a silver.
Marama is honoured to be recognised amongst New Zealand's top professional photographers.
Earnest Duncan Award 2017
Mrs Sanchal was awarded the Ernest Duncan Award in Mathematics for 2017.
This award is given by the New Zealand Association of Mathematics for recognition of an individual's outstanding contribution to the classroom teaching of Mathematics.
Her thesis was about 'Students attitudes towards learning mathematics and the impact of teaching in a sporting context.' Across New Zealand, 5 teachers were awarded citations. Mrs Sanchal has developed her thesis under the supervision of Waikato University using Te Kuiti High School students as part of her research.
Part of Mrs Sanchal's thesis was also published in the Waikato University's Wilf Malcolm Institute of Educational Research.
Windham-Campbell Prize 2017
Young is the first New Zealander to win the university's Windham-Campbell Prize, worth US$165,000 (NZ$230,000), for her collection of personal essays, Can You Tolerate This? The book was published by Victoria University Press last year. Young's book of 21 essays traverses topics from Hamilton's nineties music scene to a stone-collecting French postman; and from family histories to Bikram yoga.
It also touches on Young's early life in Te Kuiti.
A lot of the essays are about really small experiences. In an essay you can validate those experiences somehow and say 'they are meaningful to me'.
"In a funny way too I'm quite proud of my home town, Te Kuiti. It's a surreal thought that such a tiny wee place might get recognition."
The achievement put Young in the same sphere as one of her "absolute heroes", Australian writer Helen Garner, who won the prize last year.
"I can't really accept it quite yet. It still hasn't really sunk in."
The writer was not sure how she would spend her prize money, but first on the list was a proper table and chair for her living room, so she could sit by the window and write.
She also had half-formed plans about ways she might use the money to give back to the community.
"It's completely abstract to me at the moment - about what that [money] means. I don't really want to change my life in any radical way. I love my job, and my bicycle."
Seven other authors spanning fiction, non-fiction, poetry and drama were also successful in securing the grant this year. They were set up in 2013 with a gift from the late Donald Windham in memory of his partner of 40 years, Sandy M Campbell.
Young will collect her prize money in September when she goes to the Windham-Campbell festival at Yale. Can You Tolerate This? has also been long-listed for the 2017 Ockham New Zealand Book Award.
- Stuff NewsRae Munro Award 2014
Hayley McGlashan is this year's recipient of the Rae Munro Award. Her thesis, Dare to be Deviant: Gay Males Reflective Experience of Physical Education, is a well-written and well-structured dissertation that clearly meets the high values specified by the principles that underpin the Rae Munro Award. The award specifies that the recipient has demonstrated the urge to enquire, concern for others and the desire for self-respect.
Hayley's research richly demonstrates these principles. She has chosen a topic focused on social justice for a specific group of students, with implications for improving teaching practices in schools. Scholarly consideration of gay young men's schooling experiences in general, and their experiences in physical education in particular, is important. Research on this specific topic is rare, either internationally or in Aotearoa New Zealand. The thesis adds significantly to the corpus of knowledge around schooling and sexuality. Hayley has examined issues for these young men in an ethical manner and provides cogent commentary on problems for them as they participate in physical education.
Hayley has taken a nuanced and reflective approach to her research. Her methodological approach is thoroughly explained. She convincingly wove together her theoretical framework, methodological explanations, and the experiences of her participants. Hayley's compelling research findings provide powerful examples of how young gay men experience physical education during their schooling years and she offers recommendations for changes in practice. This aspect of her work has already had an impact on policy in the area of sexuality education in Aotearoa New Zealand. Hayley's thesis is cited in the new draft policy document Sexuality Education: Guidelines for Principles, Boards for Trustee and Teachers.
The NZARE Council has no hesitation in awarding Hayley as an outstanding recipient for the 2014 NZARE Rae Munro Award.
- www.nzare.org.nz
Top Year 12 ~ Ayla Pratt
Sam Meads (Head Boy 2020)
Taetia Kopa (Head Girl 2020)
Bianca Hansen - Prime Minister's Vocational Excellence Award (Scholarship)
Samantha Kelly ~ TKHS Charitable Trust Cup for Citizenship in the SENIOR School and Kimberley Stott Cup for Commerce
Campbell Thornton ~ The Buttimore Cup for Endeavour
All the best to our School Leavers!!!
Marama Shearer
Anantika Sanchal
Ashleigh Young
Hayley McGlashen
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