MAC Magazine 2019

CONT- 

ENTS 

Principal’s Welcome 2 

BoT Chair Report 3 

MAC Staff 3 

Head Girl, Student BoT Rep 

& Head Boy 4 

ODT Class Act Awards 5 

Scholarships 2018 

& NCEA Success 6 

Awards Night 7 

Where Are They Now? 10 

Blues 11 

Year 7 Photos 12 




Senior Year Level Photos 27 

Team Green 28 

MACLIC 29 

Duke of Edinburgh 

International Hillary Award 30 

Tug O’ War 31 

House Day 31 

Camps 34 

Outdoor Pursuits 36 

International Language Centre 38 

MAC Hostel 40 

Formal 42 

Leavers’ Profiles 44 

Survivors 51 

HQ Profiles 52 

CAMPS 34 

Survivors' Key 52 

Kapa Haka 53 

Nepal Trip 54 

Whanau Photos 56 

Academic Committee 65 

Student Writing 66 

BP Business Challenge 70 

Cultural Committee 71 

Drama 72 

MAC’s Got Talent 73 

MACStock 73 

Bands 75 

MAC Lit 76 

Junior Artwork 77 

Senior Artwork 78 

Festival of Colour 80 

Service Committee 83 

40 Hour Famine 84 

Students in the Community 85 

Sports Committee 86 

MAC Athletics 87 

MAC Swim Champs 88 

MAC MTB Champs 89 

MAC Snow Champs 89 

Sports Teams 90 

CLASS PHOTOS 12 

Thank you to all the students and staff who 

have contributed to this year’s magazine. 

Bella Thomsson - cover design. 

Sam Drayton - proofreading. 

Mandy Sherson - advertising. 

Jacky Toepfer & Chrissi Pettit - sports photos. 

Liz Breslin - editing. 

Andrew Miller - design. 

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P R I N C I P A L ' S 

W E L C O M E 

I runga i te whakaro ko tea mea nui o oa tenei 

tangata kua mai ra koutou katoa 

Greetings and welcome to our magazine 

celebrating 2019. I have been reflecting on the 

changes since I have been at the college and I 

would like to share some of those reflections with 

you. When I first arrived we had 350 students 

compared to today’s roll of 1070. That increase has 

told the story as, not only the college but also our 

town and its surrounding communities have grown 

and developed well beyond the expectations of 

the 2020 plans that many of us were involved with. 

What is the MAC story from my perspective? 

• Mission statement: 

Our mission is to provide a unique, exciting and holistic 

learning adventure for individuals. We aim to provide a 

happy, innovative, inclusive and respectful environment 

in which to develop lifelong learners. In partnership 

with our community, we will help individuals to 

develop self-responsibility and confidence to strive for 

personal and academic excellence in order to reach 

their potential as global citizens. 

• Learning vision 

Our students will be creative, responsive, independent 

and resilient, acting with kindness and respect. 

Our curriculum will be broad, emphasising student 

agency, critical thinking and collaborative approaches. 

• SOAR VALUES - Self, Others, Attitude, Respect. 

• We aim to help produce good people with a real 

sense of community. 

What remains important for me? 

• Developing close relationships and knowing 

our students - vertical whanau, extra-curricular 

involvement, Team Up Conferences, passing on 

information via KAMAR, Year 6 to 7 handover. 

• Providing many opportunities - a broad, well 

rounded educational experience, offering leadership 

opportunities, making connections to our community 

and further beyond. 

• Celebrating and acknowledging success. 

• Enjoying the journey. 

• Students of all ages mixing successfully and feeling 

safe in each other’s company. 

• Learning is not restricted to the classroom - 

appreciation for and experience of our environment. 

• Having home and school working together in 

harmony for the benefit of the student. 

• Front office - recent discussions on restructure 

identified the need to never place efficiency over 

openness and welcome. 

• Student voice and student leadership. 

• Developing systems and strategies to acknowledge 

individual progress - Data - academic, behavioural 

(pastoral entries and fortnightly grades), notes 

from KAMAR. 

• NCEA and Junior School academic results. 

• Supporting the wellbeing of students and staff. 

• Without living in the past we wish to enhance the 

features that allowed MAC to be a place where 

students (and staff) are happy to come to the college 

every day and work alongside each other. 

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What am I most proud of? 

• I was asked this the other day by a visiting principal. 

The simple answer was the students. They prove 

over and over again that they value people and 

support each other. I am very rarely let down when 

the students and staff are in out of school contexts - 

(relates to the good person being paramount). 

• The breadth of experiences that are offered to our 

students. 

• The academic results that we do achieve, have 

trended up over time. 

• To work with a staff that may not agree with each 

other but everyone of them interacts with students 

as people first and will do everything they can to 

support their students. 

• The number of students who will always greet you 

with a smile, a greeting. 

• The spirit or wairua that is always evident in house 

competitions. 

• The willingness for our staff not to be risk averse 

but more so prepared to ensure that EOTC activities 

remain available for students. 

• COTC Central Otago Teachers Conference. 

• PDS Personal Development System. 

• KAMAR is now familiar to all staff and more user friendly 

than the previous student management system. 

What have we improved on? 

• Collecting and analysing data which narrows down 

to the individual student or groups of students. This 

includes academic data, well-being data, pedagogical 

feedback, attendance, fortnightly grades. 

• From above, developing strategies and supporting 

individual needs. 

• Including student voice to create change (we are 

more adept at saying we know rather than we feel or 

think as we have in the past). 

• Creating class settings or courses to suit our learners 

- Year 9, NCEA course changes. 

• Change to Pastoral system to a vertical system in 2020. 

• Pathways for students not focussed on university 

education (Trades, Gateway, Tourism, OP, Pathways 

course) - individualised learning. 

• Literacy and numeracy support programmes in Years 

7-9. 

• Increased counselling resources to support students. 

• Smaller class sizes in Years 7-9 to assist them to cope 

with re-location and to recognize their large cohort size. 

• Development of HQ - providing a setting for 

students with high and complex needs that allows 

their individual learning needs to be met. 

• Personal Development System (PDS)/Appraisal this 

has been developed since the last ERO visit and is 

now embedded. It is now an online digital version 

where teachers can access and add evidence when 

appropriate across the year. 

• Increased understanding of Te Ao Māori through 

professional learning groups and accessing Te 

Wananga Tikanga Māori course. Normalising use 

of mihi and the ability to run haka, powhiri etc very 

naturally are indications of the growth. 

• Increasing opportunities for student leadership, 

inaugural leaders 2014 and developed to include 

leadership committees and student executive who also 

in turn mentor the next year groups through the process. 

• Curriculum Structure - HOLA - (future proofing - 

for growth - understanding and appreciation of 

curriculum change on the whole school. 

• Change of behaviour management system to 

incorporate PB4L Tier 1 and 2 strategies. 

• Staff wellbeing - Professional confidential free 

counselling available to all staff along with raising 

awareness of wellness through full staff meetings. 

• BYOD - student use of technology and improved stability 

of access via upgraded AP’s and network infrastructure. 

• Access of equity devices such as Chromebooks. 

These are now deployed first thing each morning 

from one place and students ‘self issue and return’. 

• WIFI Network architecture upgraded/redesigned to 

allow for more control over groups of users. 

• Health and Safety improvements, including 

procedure updates. We do not pay lip service to 

Health and Safety. We take it seriously. 

• Property is a continuing growth area and has been 

so for 15 years. MAC Staff Info site set up as “the one 

stop shop” for staff. 

• Website reviewed and improved. 

• Meeting structure improved. 

• Use of Google G-suite has become embedded in 

everyday practice. 

• Introduction of Blues Awards to recognise 

achievement in academia, sport, culture and service 

for Year 12 and 13 students. 

• Visit from Qtopia to raise awareness around 

diversity within the student body which included 

a full staff session and a specialised pastoral 

session for deans - employment contracts, 

enrolment forms, building plans are examples of 

changes as a result. 

What are we working on? 

• Developing strategies that embrace growth as an 

opportunity to allow students to flourish. 

• Remaining one school but functioning in a way where 

no-one is ever lost. People will always override systems. 

• Identifying and resourcing individual student needs. 

• Developing learning spaces which enhance learning, 

not determine it - Flexibility - not preordained style 

for the most current fad in education. 

• Providing a safe environment in the face of external 

pressures, increased levels of anxiety, social media 

and instant gratification. 

• Developing/building collective leadership capacity 

within staff particularly middle leaders. We have 

found a professional consultant with a proven 

track record that understands the intricacies and 

personalities within an organisation and navigates 

their way through delivery of a particular message 

in a manner which is respectful and well received 

by the target audience. (Responsive Consultants) 

Although early in the piece, this has been fantastic 

in terms of helping senior leaders develop middle 

leaders leadership capacity. We have had one of 

four sessions so far. 

• Building collaborative relationships with colleagues 

in the Central Otago region (COTC). 

• How do we describe and measure the wellroundedness 

of our students? 

• Developing report layouts that are visual, easy to 

understand for parents with less teacher speak. 

• Working on developing understanding and knowledge 

of HR within the SLT group through various conferences 

and sessions with an employment law firm. 

• Using data to make informed decisions for our 

learners - we are starting to know what is happening, 

now what do we do with it? 

• Developing a business manager role to take a 

strategic approach to finances and human resources. 

• Buildings/spaces created with architects will give us 

the flexibility to put people first. 

• Teacher wellbeing via the workload survey. 

• Level of student voice asked for, listened to and actioned. 

• Vertical Deans and increase in number of deans. 

• Context of rapid growth (student and staff numbers 

in 2015 - present - future) Student roll 2015 - 789, 

2019 - 1079 (36.7% increase), Staff roll 2015 - 117 

(Teaching staff 75) 2019 - 132 (Teaching staff 90). 

Many years ago my dad told me that you must enjoy 

what you do. I continue to love my job, although some 

of the challenges differ from those I experienced earlier 

in my career but the joy of working alongside young 

people never changes. 

Enjoy your summer and stay safe. 

WAYNE BOSLEY

BoT CHAIR 

REPORT 

Kia ora koutou, 

2019 has been a busy and challenging year and I 

would like to thank everyone who has contributed 

positively to the college over the past twelve months. 

As MAC continues to grow so too do the challenges 

faced in terms of campus, cohesiveness and culture. 

The Board Agenda in 2019 has been dominated by 

future campus developments (frustratingly these 

are still a work in progress), the uniform review 

which is getting closer to completion and the ERO 

review. There is no doubt MAC is a more complex 

organisation than it was twelve months ago and the 

challenge we face collectively over the next year is 

to ensure the entire MAC community (students, staff, 

community and BoT) work together to enhance the 

key elements that make MAC great. 

I would like to acknowledge and thank Paul Tamati 

and Dave Crawford who stepped down from their 

roles on the BoT and MAC Foundation respectively 

after long periods of selflessly donating their time 

and energy to MAC. Thank you to Bronson Toghill 

and Luke Faed whose terms as Student and Staff BoT 

representatives have come to an end. Thank you also 

to the staff who do everything they can to prepare 

our students to be the best that they can be. 

To the 2019 leavers - the BoT wishes you all the best 

for whatever comes next in your lives. 

We hope you leave with many happy memories of 

good friends and great experiences and that you feel 

prepared to make your mark on the world. 

Have a safe and enjoyable summer and all the best 

for 2020. 

Ngā mihi nui 

MARTY TOOMEY 

MAC 

Staff 

Back: Tim Harper, Ruth Farquhar, Jude Faircloth, Ruby Cave, Gareth Hodges, Neil Stuart, Sye Johnson, Emily Richardson, Helen Best, Rob Bruce, Ed Waddington, 

Clare Scurr, Andrew Sloan, Roy Gawn, Dave Cassaidy, Christina Gott, Marcus Bate, Andrew Allen. 

3rd row: Carol Bradley, Carys Overton, Vicky Brown, Rachel Warne, Kate Brown, Joanna Hewson-Williams, Stephanie Botha, Natalie Whyte, Sharon Arlidge, Ellie Russell, 

Renee Plunkett, Emily Wilson, Nicole McCone, Hannah Gardyne, Megan Van, Jacky Toepfer, Kirsten Mason, Kim Tomlin, Rochelle Robertson, Euan Simpson. 

2nd row: Brianna Lobb, Angela Richardson, Tiffany Kemp, Dawn Bosley, Shelley Smith, Deb McMillan, Claire Easterbrook, Melissa Thomson, Gemma Thompson, 

Jenni McDougall, Kay Hart, Lana Whipp, Sandra Findlay, Sarah Millwater, Liz Breslin, Michelle Suddaby, Craig Jefferies, Marc Nyika. 

Front: Andrew Miller, Perry Brooks, Denise Bruns, Murray Allen, Alastair Hose, Lincoln Bruce, Cameron Flude, Vicki Ashton, Dean Sheppard, Wayne Bosley, Hamish Crosbie, 

Simon Nyhof, Gena Bagley, Kathryn Miller, Mat Doyle, Chris Waugh, Charlotte Lucas, Karen Gilfedder, Emily McRae. 

Absent: Eleanor Basterfield, Jenny Bayliss, Lesley Baynes, Delfina Blatchley, Tania Brett, Anna Brown, Sarah Carlton, Helen Carter, Nikki Cotter, Jan Craig, Blanca Csiky, 

Dan Cullen, Samantha Drayton, Jenny Edgar, Amanda Everingham, Luke Faed, Michelle Fenton, Donna Green, Caitlin Harvey, Liz Hawker, Katharine Heap, Erin Hurley, 

Renee Johnson, Katrina Johnstone (leave), Graham Knauf, Sarah-Jane Knowles (leave), Kris Logan, Thelma McMurray, Florence Micoud, Pip Miller, Ronnie Moffat, 

Karyn Munro (leave), Jane Newell, Nikki Parker-Webb, Chrissi Pettit, Danielle Pullar, Vicki Rice, Bernie Rillstone-Caig, Georgie Roberts, Kaz Roberts (leave), 

Brendon Robertson, Clayton Sargisson, Mandy Sherson, Pete Smalley, Nick Steenson, Graham Stewart, Stephen Tarasiewicz, Clare Thomas-Moore, Kathy Tweedie, 

Joanne Waide (leave), Jane Watson-Taylor, Heather Watt, Sonia Williams, Andrea Woolley. 

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C L A S S 

A C T 

JAIME TOEPFER 

Scholar is the word that would 

probably best define Jaime Toepfer. 

The 18-year-old Mount Aspiring 

College pupil has a wide range of 

interests, but reading and learning 

about new things are what she has 

always enjoyed the most. Jaime 

said she reads both fiction and 

non-fiction, ranging across subjects 

as diverse as politics, history and 

physics, and in the holidays she would read a book every two days. 

This year, as well as studying for NCEA level 3, Jaime completed online 

papers in law and international relations from the University of Waikato in 

the first half of the year, achieving A grades in both, and she is currently 

studying a philosophy paper from the University of Canterbury. 

In July and August, Jaime spent two and a half weeks at the London 

International Youth Science Forum attending lectures on science and 

different cultures, and visiting universities and institutes around the 

United Kingdom. 

Although Jaime has described herself as ‘‘quite academic’’, she said 

moving to Wanaka from Auckland when she was 10-years-old gave 

her the opportunity to get involved in outdoor activities such as skiing, 

mountain biking and tramping. 

She sailed on the Spirit of Adventure in 2016, completed a 21-day 

Outward Bound course in 2018, and is working towards achieving her 

gold Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Award. 

As she also has Dutch citizenship, Jaime is considering studying for a 

liberal arts degree in the Netherlands next year, with a view to eventually 

having a career working in an embassy, the United Nations, "or somewhere 

I am helping others and making a difference". 

Jaime credits her success to having a supportive family, her "amazing" 

friends with shared interests, and the teachers who encouraged her to further 

explore her passions beyond what she was being taught in the classroom. 

Achievements: NCEA levels 1 and 2 with excellence; highest number of 

excellence credits at NCEA level 2 (2018); University of Waikato first-year 

law and international relations papers (2019); school awards for highest 

overall achievement in years 7-10, highest achiever English years 11 and 

12, highest achiever biology year 12, highest achiever distance learning 

year 12; academic blues (2018); academic committee member (2018-19); 

attended University of Otago Gifted and Talented Marine Science Camp 

(2016); Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Silver Award (2017); attended Aotearoa 

Youth Declaration (2019); attended Wellington Model Westminster 

(2019); awarded Royal Society Te Aparangi scholarship and selected to 

attend the International Youth Science Forum in London (2019). 

Role models: No role model. 

Hopes for the future: To work for an embassy or the United Nations. 

FLYNN ROSIE 

Speaking te reo is a big part 

of Flynn Rosie’s busy life. 

The 17-year-old Mount 

Aspiring College pupil is 

part Māori and has a strong 

desire to speak the language 

fluently — something he 

believes will help open doors 

for him in future. "My Māori 

culture is really important to 

me. I love to speak to other 

speakers whenever I find 

them and I love to make sure 

others can hear us speaking". 

The 1.85m basketballplaying 

musician never 

misses a chance to further 

his ability in languages. 

"I’ve been studying Māori 

properly at school for about 

three years, and I’ve picked 

up a little Brazilian Portuguese, and Mandarin. I’d love to be able to 

speak heaps of languages when I’m older". 

Flynn was born in Dunedin and spent his early years in Queenstown 

before his family moved to Hawea Flat, where Flynn attended 

primary school and began Māori language classes. When he was 

10-years-old, the family went on "a bit of an adventure" to Perth for 

two years while his father David worked on oil rigs. 

Flynn was well accepted by his classmates at Craigie Heights 

Primary School, in Joondalup, who particularly enjoyed his New 

Zealand accent. "Everyone loved it. Coming from New Zealand, we 

had grown up quite a bit different, such as sport-wise". 

He played football and Australian Rules, and continued his interest 

in basketball. He now plays for Mount Aspiring College in the Upper 

Clutha men’s basketball league. 

He plays guitar and has been drummer in the college jazz band and 

two rock bands — Theory and Liquid Breakfast — which have done 

well in the Smokefree Rockquest. 

Flynn works part-time at the Big Fig restaurant, where he is able to 

practice his language skills. 

He expects this will help him as he begins an international business 

course at the University of Otago next year. 

"This will help me on to the track of foreign diplomacy and 

foreign relations". 

Achievements: Taha Māori award (2018); cultural and sporting 

blues; Māori award; Te Waipounamu scholarship and business 

award; kapahaka leader; cultural committee deputy chairman; 

head Māori pupil; basketball captain (2018-19); band member 

and worship team member at New Life Church; Matariki tipu hou 

kapahaka member; drum teacher; involved in Yami and MACStock 

music events. 

Role model: Dad. "I’ve always looked up to him, often without 

even realising". 

Hopes for the future: To study business at the University of Otago 

and travel the world. 

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Scholarships2018 

T 

Timetable for 2018 

2018TT 

Christie, Riley 

Hoffma 

DARA BEATTIE-JOHNSON 

DRAMA AND HISTORY 

LEO MUNRO-HEWARD 

DRAMA 

Timetable for 2018 

Level 3 Excellence 

ASHDON REID 

ECONOMICS 

2018TT 

JOSH ROGAN 

TECHNOLOGY 

Christie, Riley Hoffman-Wall, Tilly Kaye, Zachary McDougall, Luci 

CASEY SCURR 

DRAMA 

2019 Timetable Actual 

2019TT 

McNabb, Hannah 

Sharr 



2019 Timetable Act 

Christie, Riley Hoffman-Wall, Tilly Kaye, Zachary McDougall, Luci 

McNabb, Hannah Sharratt, Joseph Simpkin, Emily Strawson, Joe 

Weir, Lachlan 

Riley Christie Tilly Hoffman-Wall Zachary Kaye Luci McDougall Hannah McNabb Joseph Sharratt Abbott, Libby Emily Simpkin Baird, Lucas Joe Strawson Bates, Olivia Lachlan Burrows, Weir Otto 

Level 3 Merit 

Timetable Erica Actual Ayres 

Manu Barnard 

Megan Blackley 2019TT 

Jess Brennan 

Kine Diallo 

Florrie Dixon 

Bowen Greenaway 

Max Hall 

Emilie Barnett Lucas Buckley Sam Dougherty Jono Harknett 

McNabb, Hannah Sharratt, Joseph Simpkin, Emily Strawson, Joe 

Dara Beattie-Johnson Jake Connolly 

James Beere 

Kate Binns 

Jessica Curtis 

Samuel Davey 

Stirling Deaton 

Abbott, Libby Baird, Lucas Bates, Olivia Burrows, Otto 

Thomas Edwards 

Gregor Findlay 

Ciara Foggin 

Bella Fraser 

Millie Heine 

Oscar Hetherington 

Briar Hight 

Alyssa Horning 

Hannah Humphreys Chloe McMillan Alex Plimmer 2019TT Niamh Schmack 

Simone Johnson 2019 Timetable Michael MeekActual Greer Porter Casey Scurr 

Olivia Weir, Johnstone 

Lachlan 

Millie Kaiser 

Leo Munro-Heward 

Jake Nicholson 

Ashdon Reid 

Bella Richardson 

Howard Smith 

Wilfred Spearing 

Students Frankie 9Kraayvanger 

Males 4 Females Milo Palmer 5 

Tom Rizzi 

Julius Staufenberg 

Maggie Little 

Kimberley McArthur 

Sonya Palmer 

Lena Peter 

Joshua Rogan 

Eliza Rogers 

Melanie Telford 

Students 9 Males 4 Females 5 

Ronan Thompson 

Macy Toovey 

Annabelle Treacy 

Lissie Welch 

Holly Wigg 

Phoebe Young 

Cadzow, Kim Fothergill, Jessie Greeks, Tyler Green, Emma 

Abbott, Libby Baird, Lucas Bates, 




ucas Bates, Olivia Burrows, Otto 

Cadzow, Kim Fothergill, Jessie Greeks, Tyler Green, Emma 

Kelly, Emma McKay, Peta Nathan, Toby Nepia, Stellar 

Abbott, Libby Baird, Lucas Bates, Olivia Burrows, Otto 

Cadzow, Kim Fothergill, Jessie Greek 

Weir, Lachlan 

Students 9 Males 4 Females 5 

KAMAR 

, Jessie Greeks, Tyler Green, Emma 

Kelly, Emma McKay, Peta Nathan, Toby Nepia, Stellar 

Novak, Franta Robertson, Jesse Sandri, Billy Toepfer, Jaime 

Greeks, Tyler Green, Emma 

Kelly, Emma McKay, Peta Abbott, Libby Baird, Lucas Bates, Olivia Burrows, Otto 

Cadzow, Kim Fothergill, Jessie Natha 

KAMAR 

Mt Aspiring College 

18 Feb 2019 3:04 pm (MS) 

, Peta Nathan, Toby Nepia, Stellar 


Toovey, Ashley Watson, Sam Woodnorth, Max Yule, Hayley 

Nathan, Toby Nepia, Stellar 

Novak, Franta Robertson, Jesse Cadzow, Kim Fothergill, Jessie Greeks, Tyler Green, Emma 

Kelly, Emma McKay, Peta Sandr 

le Actual 

Libby Abbott 

Lucas Baird 

Shawna Allan 

Clements, Oliver 

Ruth Bennie 

Sarah Bloomfield 

Georgia Budd 

George Burns 

Olivia Bates 

Otto Burrows 

Level 


2 Merit 

KAMAR 

Charlotte Chittick 

Samantha Clark 

Holly Costello 

Brayden Courtney 

Robbie Craig 

Kim Cadzow 

Jessie Fothergill 


, Jesse Sandri, Billy Toepfer, Jaime 

Chin-Nyika, Kelly, Emma McKay, Peta Nathan, Toby Nepia, Stellar 

Billea-Nova 

KAMAR 

Tyler Greeks 

Emma Green 


Emma Kelly 

Peta McKay 

Toby Nathan 

Stellar Nepia 

KAMAR 

Franta Novak 

Jesse Robertson 

Billy Sandri 

Jaime Toepfer 

Ashley Toovey 

Mt Sam Aspiring Watson College 

2019 Timetable Actual 2019TT 

2019 Timetable Actual 2019T 

Max Woodnorth 

Hayley Yule 

20 Feb 2019 9:58 am (MS) 


Boyd, Zelda Burke, Ruby Chin-Nyika, Billea-Nova Clements, Oliver 


Isabella Culshaw Jessie Fraser Ruby Jamison 2019 Timetable Actual 

Toovey, Ashley Watson, Sam Woodnorth, Max Yule, Hayley Milan Martinovich Hunter Paull 


2019 Timetable Morgan Actual Sarginson Molly Todd 

Novak, Franta Robertson, Jesse Sandri, Boyd, Billy Zelda Burke, Ruby Toepfer, Chin-Nyika, Jaime Billea-Nova 

Andre Dearsly Madi Gainsford Ethan Kerr 

Lucas McTavish Ava Plimmer 

Clements, Oliver 

Tom Scott 

Neale, Curtis, Laura Brianna Norman, Eastwood, Estelle 

Bronson Toghill 

Combe, Alex Lillian Poilvert, Erickson, Gary Ava 

Grace Doherty Harry Grimsdale 

Mt Aspiring College Patrick Lusty20 Feb 2019 9:58 Lukas am (MS) Morton Nick Richards Tait Scurr 

James Watherston 

KAMAR 


Annabel Fairbairn Blake Hartley Devlin Lynden Jasmine Murray Caitlin Roberts Sam Teal 

Eva Wilson 

Izzy Finlayson 2019 Timetable Actual Lexie Heaphy2019TT 

Kobi Maibach 2019 Timetable Jessica Actual Paddon 

2019TT Hamish Robinson Bella Thomsson 

Toovey, Ashley Watson, Sam Woodno 

Combe, Alex Neale, Curtis, Laura Brianna Eastwood, Lillian Poilvert, Erickson, Gary Ava 


Schafer, Gealogo, Lukas Michael Schmack, Gibson, Annika Ryan Shannon, Gray, Grace Kiera 

Pujol, Findlay, Olive Jack Eastwood, Lillian 

Erickson, Ava 



, Sam Woodnorth, Max 2019 Timetable Actual Yule, Hayley 




Toovey, Ashley Watson, Sam Woodnorth, Max 

Norman, Estelle 

Yule, Hayley 

Gibson, Annika 

Gray, Kiera 


Combe, Alex Norman, Eastwood, Estelle Lillian Findlay, Pujol, Olive Jack Schmack, Gibson, Annika Ryan Gealogo, Schafer, Lukas Michael Shannon, Gray, Kiera Grace Curtis, Neale, Laura Brianna Poilvert, Erickson, Gary Ava 

Smith, Heath, Emma Emily Smith, Hollow, Isobel Jessica Staufenberg, Horan, Rata Leo 

Shotwell, Harry, Sammy Siena 



KAMAR 



2019 Timetable Actual 2019TT 

Hollow, Jessica 


Horan, Rata 

Combe, Alex Curtis, Neale, Brianna Laura Eastwood, Norman, Estelle Lillian Poilvert, Erickson, Gary Ava 

Harry, Shotwell, Sammy Siena 

Smith, Heath, Emma Emily Smith, Hollow, Isobel Jessica Staufenberg, Horan, Rata Leo Findlay, Pujol, Olive Jack Gealogo, Schafer, Lukas Michael Schmack, Gibson, Annika Ryan Shannon, Gray, Kiera Grace Thompson, McArthur, Maddy Aimee Viloria, McKenzie, Czaliya Jessie Vink, McNabb, Jaimee Ben 

Suddaby, Jewell, James Sam 

KAMAR 


18 Feb 2019 2:54 pm (MS 

Toovey, Ashley Watson, Sam Woodnorth, Max Yule, Hayley 

ng College 

McKenzie, Jessie 

Combe, Alex Curtis, Neale, Laura Brianna Norman, Eastwood, Estelle Lillian Poilvert, Erickson, Gary Ava 

McNabb, Ben 

Pujol, Findlay, Olive Jack Gealogo, Schafer, Michael Lukas Schmack, Gibson, Annika Ryan Shannon, Gray, Kiera Grace Suddaby, Jewell, Sam James 

Thompson, McArthur, Maddy Aimee Viloria, McKenzie, Czaliya Jessie Vink, McNabb, Jaimee Ben 


Smith, Heath, Emma Emily Hollow, Smith, Isobel Jessica Staufenberg, Horan, Rata Leo Watson, Jono 

KAMAR 


KAMAR 


Zelda 18 Feb 2019 2:54 Boyd 

pm (MS) 


Alex Combe Jack Findlay 

Ruby Burke Brianna Curtis Michael Gealogo 

Billea-Nova Chin-Nyika Lillian Eastwood Annika Gibson 

Oliver Findlay, JackClements 

Gealogo, Michael Ava Gibson, Annika EricksonGray, Kiera Gray 

Kiera 

Level 1 Merit 

Harry, Sammy Heath, Emily Hollow, Jessica Horan, Rata 

Meg Breen 

Libby Bron 

Phoebe Bron 

KAMAR Angus Cagney 

Ethan Carleton 

6 

Annabel Carter 

Aden Cassaidy 

Yasmin Christian 

Jacob Curtis 

Quinn Curtis 

Jewell, Sam Thompson, McArthur, Maddy Aimee Viloria, McKenzie, Czaliya Jessie Vink, McNabb, Jaimee Ben 

Watson, Jono 

KAMAR 



Himaya Dalton 

Tyler Danielson 

Hugo Darby 

Winter, Abigail 

Sophie KAMAR Fenn 

Levi Fletcher 

Sammy Harry 

Emily Heath 

Jessica Hollow 

Rata Horan 

Sam Jewell 

Cecilia Gardner 

Phoebe Garland 

Kate Goodsell 

Kahu Mt Aspiring Griffin College 

Aimee McArthur 

Jessie McKenzie 

Ben McNabb 

Laura Neale 

Estelle Norman 

Sophie Hodgkiss-Blyth 

Charlie Holmes 

Ned Hudson 

Rhys Hughes 

Maye Hall 

Oscar Humphreys 

Marcus Hetherington Finlay Jones 

Gary Poilvert 

Olive Pujol 

Lukas Schafer 

Ryan Schmack 


Smith, Heath, Emma Emily Hollow, Smith, Isobel Jessica Staufenberg, Horan, Rata Leo Schafer, Lukas Schmack, Ryan Shannon, Grace Suddaby, Jewell, Sam James 

Thompson, McArthur, Maddy Aimee Viloria, McKenzie, Czaliya Jessie Vink, McNabb, Jaimee Ben 

Watson, Jono 

Suddaby, Jewell, James Sam Thompson, McArthur, Maddy Aimee McKenzie, Viloria, Czaliya Jessie Vink, McNabb, Jaimee Ben 

Smith, Emma Smith, Isobel Staufenberg, Leo Watson, Jono 


Wright, Campbell 


KAMAR 





KAMAR 


KAMAR 







Liam Kemp 

Zoe Labes 

Owen Lea 

Ashley MacCulloch 

Lachie MacDonald 

Tess Martin 

Grace Shannon 

Siena Shotwell 

Emma Smith 

Isobel Smith 

KAMAR 



Jack Miller 

Maggie Miller 

Josephine Plimmer 

Fergus Read 

Ella Robinson 


Leo Staufenberg 

James Suddaby 

Maddy Thompson 

Czaliya Viloria 



Milly Robinson 

Maude Rogers 

Hayley Secker 

Ines Stephani 

Greysea Steven 



KAMAR 

Jaimee Vink 

Jono Watson 

Abigail Winter 

Campbell Wright 

Willow Strawson 

Joel Suddaby 

Samantha Traynor 

Laurie Watson 

Paris Woodhouse 

Mt Aspiring College

AWARDS 

NIGHT 

2 0 1 8 

Year 7 

Highest Achievers (class) 

Anton Jones, Amy Benson, Tai Treadwell-Burke, Brooke Hutchison, 

Archie North, Bayne Deaton, Jack Wyeth, Lena Pollard, Neve Brugman, 

Nina Iseli-Adams, Sara Ambrose, Tom Sides. 

High Achievement (subjects) 

Amy Benson, Tai Treadwell-Burke, Lena Pollard, Tom Sides, Ben McMurray, 

Tay Simpson, Bonnie McGregor, Nina Iseli-Adams, Kelly Quirke, 

Sophie Walsh, Otis Murphy, Lulu Pettit, Max Byrne, Melissa Emasu, 

Neve Brugman, Kobi Simmers, Abi Croft, Annika Massey, 

Anton Jones, Archie North, Bayne Deaton, Ben Infantado, Ben Pell, 

Bryne Bloxham, Chloe Latimer, Ella Sarginson, Emily Schmidt, 

Eva Gilbertson, Hannah Piper, Isaac Beale, Isabella Noble-Kirkbride, 

Jack Wyeth, James Dougherty. 

SOAR Awards 

Otis Murphy, Anna Corthell, Sophie Walsh, Ben Infantado, Ruby Cochrane, 

Kyan Prince, Kobi Simmers, Jonty Keenan, Evelyn Armstrong, 

Chloe Latimer, Ben McMurray, Abi Croft. 

Year 8 

Highest achiever (class) 

Annelise Wedgwood, Bradley Gendall, Caity Curtis, Clarke West, 

Connor Waghorn, Giovanni Austin-Moorhouse, Isabella Soper, 

Jamie Burdon, Jemma Brake, Sebastian Rhind, Tayla Doran, Zara Bailey. 

High achievement (subjects) 

Annelise Wedgwood, Nina Lee Smith, Matilda Metcalfe, Jemma Brake, 

Isabella Soper, Clarke West, Ella Faithful, Jake Green, Jessie Winter, 

Melia Brett, Oscar Goodwin, Tayla Doran, Thomas Benson, Zara Bailey, 

Muireann Green, Milly Lewis, Max Birkby, Kate Beaton, Jem Curtis, 

Cade Cameron, Caity Curtis, Anataia White, Ella Miles, Emily Redwood, 

Giovanni Austin-Moorhouse, Henry McConnell, Illume Sadowski-Synnott. 

SOAR Awards 

Zoe Eckhoff, Oscar Goodwin, Niamh Townsend, Ngaio Groenen, 

Max Roughan, Jake Green, India Yule, Harry Anderson, Ferg Perriam, 

Eve Bretherton, Emma Arthur, Ajay Quirk. 

Year 9 

Highest Achievers (class) 

Abby McArthur, Benjamin Silipo, Emma Palmer, Harry Gilbertson, 

Hayden Watson, Hayley Ambrose, Isla Henderson, Jamie Kerr, 

Layton Osnabrugge, Matai Wells. 


Hayden Watson, Bella Robertson, Kiara Bercelli, Luke Smith, Matai Wells, 

Benjamin Silipo, Hayley Ambrose, Isla Henderson, Holly Davey, 

Jazz Simonsohn, Kimiya Byrne, Layton Osnabrugge, Casey Irwin, 

Scarlett Norman, Tao Hawkey-Hight, Abby McArthur, Amon Gasson, 

Bryan Clark, Christie Southwick, Dakota Rowe, Ella Parker, Emily O'Donnell, 

Hunter Rowan, Ikey Emanuel, Jacob Field, Kiara Searing, Kyle Evans, 

Liam Williamson, Lucia Kamphuis, Olivia Jones, Olivia McLachlan, 

Romy Guichard, Samantha Laird, Sophia Perkins, Tamara Burrows, 

Bella Sarginson, Toby Davies. 

SOAR Awards 

Claire Edwards, Cormick Lea, Hana Dean, McKay Watson, Millie Cranfield, 

Rory Read, Seth Carleton, Tao Hawkey-Hight, Taylor Gilson, Yasmin Coombe. 

Junior Mathmatics Award 

Layton Osnabugge. 

Year 10 

Highest Achiever (class) 

Annabel Hutchison, Zoe Smith, Tom Millis, Thomas Gibson, Tesoro Levy, 

Ollie Blyth, Lea McTavish, Kahu Nepia, Hannah Craig, Caleb Eason. 


Annabel Hutchison, Tesoro Levy, Jack Willson, Danielle Carney, 

Evie Simonsohn, Hannah Craig, Holly Chamberlain, Jessica Courtney, 

Kahu Nepia, Tom Millis, Lucia Brown, Lucy Fenton, Ollie Blyth, Abby East, 

Summer Rasmussen, Red Simpson, Patrick Hartley, Molly Thomsson, 

Mackenzie Barnett, Aleisha Turner, Alexa McKay, Caleb Eason, 

Emma Davies, Holly Gibson, Indy Wilton, Julian Barker, Patrick Hartley. 

SOAR Awards 

Abhishek Rameshanand, Georgia McGregor, Grace Green, Isla Gellatly, 

Jack Culshaw, Nikita Sinclair, Ryan Young, Hunter Hewson, Tesoro Levy, 

Taki McLachlan. 

Year 11 

Highest Achiever 

Abigail Winter (Geography, Science, English), Siena Shotwell (Visual 

Art, Drama), Ben McNabb (Mathematics, Computing), James Suddaby 

(History), Oli Prince (Woodwork), Laura Neale (Food & Nutrition), 

Annika Gibson (Spanish), Michael Gealogo (Physical Education), 

Ryan Schmack (Spatial & Product Design), Estelle Norman (Music), 

Ruby Burke (Economics, English and Business), Molly Baverstock 

(Outdoor Pursuits), Olivia Vuleta (Māori). 

High Achievement 

Abigail Winter (Mathematics, Music), Jessie McKenzie (Science, 

Mathematics), Maddy Thompson (Physical Education, Science), 

Siena Shotwell, Kiera Gray, Jaimee Vink, Annika Gibson (English), 

Ben McNabb, Jack Findlay (Science), Ruby Burke (English, Visual Art), 

Charlie Holmes (Mathematics), Jono Watson (Economics and Business), 

Liam Kemp (Outdoor Pursuits). 

Special Awards 

Liam Kemp (Treble Cone Scholarship), Ben McNabb (Mathematics 

Scholarship). 

Year 12 

Highest Achievement 

Hayley Yule (Economics, Geography, English), Olivia Bates (Visual 

Art Photography, Visual Art Design), Ruth Bennie (Spanish, Biology), 

Peta McKay (Food & Nutrition, Mathematics with Statistics), 

Stellar Nepia (History, Drama), Billy Sandri (Music, Mathematics with 

Calculus), James Watherston (Physics), Angus Harraway (Mechanical 

Engineering), Flynn Rosie (Māori), Heidi Niederer (Tourism), 

Jack Harker (Woodwork), Jamie Toomey (Outdoor Pursuits), 

Tyler Greeks (Visual Art Painting), Jesse Robertson (Chemistry), 

Robbie Craig (Spatial & Product Design), Annabel Fairbairn (Physical 

Education), Sam Teal (Business), Tom Scott (Computer Studies), 

Molly Todd (Agri-Business), Shea Williams (Gateway), Ella James 

(Pathways). 


Olivia Bates (English, Business), Otto Burrows (Outdoor Pursuits, Physics, 

English), Billy Sandri (Chemistry), Jaime Toepfer (Biology, Distance 

Learning), Jessie Fothergill (English), Jordan Fox (Outdoor Pursuits). 

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Year 13 

Year 13 Highest Achievement: 

Hannah McNabb (Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics with Calculus), 

Bella Fraser (Geography, Spanish), Zachary Kaye (Economics), 

Dara Beattie-Johnson (History, Drama), Holly Wigg (Visual Art Painting), 

Gregor Findlay (Spatial & Product Design, Physical Education), Erica Ayres 

(Food & Nutrition), Annabelle Treacy (Visual Art Design), Luci McDougall 

(Visual Art Photography), Joe Strawson (Physics, Mathematics & Statistics), 

Emilie Barnett (Business & Enterprise), Sam Howard (Agri-Business), 

Riley Christie (Music), Nicholas Boyne (Gateway), Marli Reyta (Tourism), 

Manu Barnard (English), Joshua Rogan (Design Technology), 

Olivia Johnstone (Mathematics with Statistics), Tom Rizzi (Computer Studies), 

Wilfred Spearing (Outdoor Pursuits), Dara Beattie-Johnson (Drama). 


Phoebe Young (Biology, English), Hannah McNabb (Physics, Mathematics), 

Zachary Kaye (Chemistry), Maggie Little (Business & Enterprise), 

Lucas Buckley (Physical Education), Kate Binns (Geography). 

Special Award 

Dara Beattie-Johnson (Historical Records), Emilie Barnett (Senior Language). 

Special Awards 

Junior Sports Awards 

Tom Sides, Millie East, Zach Smith, Zoe Smith (Cross Country), 

Archie North, Grace Heath, Cruz Morland, Kate Bennie, Benjamin Silipo, 

Emma Palmer (Swimming), Thomas Benson, Riley McRae, Millie East, 

Niamh Townsend, Ryan Young, Georgie Bruce, Zoe Smith, Fergus Read, 

Rhys Hughes (Athletics), Lucia Georgalli (Snowboarding), Kahu Nepia 

(Sailing), Zoe Smith (Junior Sport). 

Premier Sports Awards 

Erica Ayres (Fairplay), Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Girls Sports), Gregor Findlay 

(Boys Sports). 

Trinity 

Maude Rogers - Grade 3 Guitar (Pass), Erica Hudson - Grade 1 Piano (Pass), 

Erica Hudson – Initial Flute (Distinction), Olivia Helmore – Grade 1 Clarinet 

(Distinction), Amy Benson – Grade 1 Clarinet (Distinction), Bayne Deaton - 

Grade 1 Piano (Distinction), Bayne Deaton – Grade 1 Jazz Saxophone (Merit), 

Lena Pollard – Grade 1 Flute (Merit), Saffron Millar - Piano Grade 1 (Pass), 

Bryne Bloxham - Grade 1 Piano (Merit), Matilda Metcalfe – Grade 2 Jazz 

Piano (Merit), Matai Wells – Grade 5 Clarinet (Merit), Kimiya Byrne – Grade 5 

Clarinet (Merit), Lauren Rimmer – Grade 4 Flute (Merit), Daisy Orbell – Grade 

1 Jazz Saxophone (Distinction), Abby McArthur- Grade 3 Piano (Merit) and 

Grade 4 Piano (Merit), Meadow Chamberlain - Grade 3 Violin (Distinction), 

Isobel Smith – Grade 5 Piano (Merit), Seth Carleton - Grade 5 Violin (Pass) 

Kahu Nepia – Grade 4 Jazz Saxophone (Distinction), Lillian Eastwood - Grade 

3 Piano (Distinction) and Grade 5 Flute (Pass), Estelle Norman - Grade 7 

Piano (Distinction) and Grade 6 Theory (Distinction). 

ABRSM 

Maude Rogers - Grade 4 Theory (Distinction), Evie Simonsohn - Grade 5 

Theory (Distinction). 

National and International 

Achievements 

National 

Bella Fraser (Orienteering), Aden Cassaidy, Joel Suddaby, 

Madi Gainsford, Red Simpson (Kayaking), Ronan Thompson, Cam Melville 

Ives, Lucia Georgalli (Snowboarding), Campbell Wright, Daniel Wright, 

Olivia Helmore, Olivia Jones (Cross Country Skiing), Phoebe Garland, 

Thomas Benson (Skiing), Benjamin Silipo (Swimming), Kalani Muirhead 

(Mountain Biking), Deia Carson-Wolfe (Trampolining). 

National and International 

James Suddaby (Kayaking), Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, Rory Johns 

(Snow-Boarding), Ben Harrington, Kate Richards, Alistair Garland, 

Howard Smith, Maggie Little, Chloe McMillan, Manu Barnard, Luca Harrington, 

Gustav Legnavsky (Skiing), Meg Harraway (Waterskiing), Holly Wigg (Karate), 

Phoebe Young (Cycling and Mountain Biking), Natalie Mitchell (Triathlon). 

Junior Cultural & Service Awards 

Flynn Phillips, Anataia White (Speech), Nicole Meyer (Debating), 

Luke Smith (Monologue), Kimiya Byrne (Music), Tamaki Yamamoto (Top 

Junior International Student). 

Cultural Awards 

Flynn Rosie (Te Korowai o te Maatauranga), Casey Scurr (Drama), 

Leo Munro-Heward (Performing Arts), Rory Johns (Music), Eliza Rogers 

(Art). 

Service Awards 

Mel Telford, Kate Binns, Emily Simpkin, Erica Ayres, Stirling Deaton, 

Sonya Palmer, Jessica Curtis, Greer Porter, Bella Richardson, 

Alicia Stock, Bella Fraser, Sam Coupland, Tilly Hoffman-Wall, Toby Balls, 

Simone Johnson, Ashdon Reid, Pyper Turner, Gregor Findlay, 

Claudia Wilkinson, Wilfred Spearing, Mitchell Collett, Kenzie Muir, 

Nadia McNeilly, Casey Scurr, Sam Pearce, Hannah McNabb, Millie Heine, 

Chester Neill, Bowen Greenaway, Madi Mulqueen, Sampson Mollan, 

Riley Christie (Students in the Community with Distinction). 

Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award: Libby Bron, Emily Heath, 

Oliver Thomas, Dylan Rimmer, Neve Stalker, Nicole Meyer, Emma Davies, 

Lucy Fenton, Gracie Cartlidge, Tesoro Levy, Meg Thomas, Maddi Frazer, 

Whitney Bennett, Olivia Connolly, Lauren Rimmer, Molly Thomsson 

(Bronze), Aimee McArthur, Olive Pujol, Siena Shotwell, Ben McNabb, 

Meg Weedon, Mila Arnerich (Silver), Millie Heine, Simone Johnson, 

Sam Coupland, Erica Ayres (House), Olivia Johnstone (Top Hosteller), 

Lena Peter (Top International Student), Riley Christie, Erica Ayres, 

Shenee Pryde (Special Recognition), Maggie Little (Student Council 

Recognition), Luci McDougall (Whole-Hearted Contribution). 

Scholarships 

Ruth Bennie, Amy Richards (Leadership), Kenzie Muir (Medical), 

Jake Nicholson (Hospitality), Madi Mulqueen, Gregor Findlay, 

Bella Fraser, Emilie Barnett, Simone Johnson, Julius Staufenberg 

(Leadership and Role-model), Hannah McNabb (Engineering), 

Leo Munro-Heward (Music), Dara Beattie-Johnson (Law), James Beere 

(Aviation). 

Junior Premier Awards 

Tayla Doran, Millie Scott, Abi Croft, Zoe Frazer, Dylan Rimmer, 

Ollie Blyth, Mihi McLachlan, Kahu Nepia (Culture), Thomas Benson, 

Lucia Georgalli, Gustav Legnavsky, Kate Bennie, Benjamin Silipo, Abby East, 

Georgie Bruce, Zoe Smith (Sport), Jemma Brake, Angelique Price, 

Charlotte Hunt, Sebastian Rhind, Holly Gibson, Red Simpson, 

Maddi Frazer, Meg Thomas (Service), Jemma Brake, Ollie Blyth, 

Holly Gibson (Whole-Hearted Contribution – Junior). 

Premier Awards 

Zachary Kaye (Dux), Hannah McNabb (Proxime Accessit), Bella Fraser 

(Best All Round Girl), Sam Coupland (Best All Round Boy). 

MAC HAKA PERFORMED ON AWARDS CEREMONY NIGHT 

8

Where 

A r e 

T h e y 

NOW? 

BELLA FRASER 

Best All Round Girl 2018 

The thought of university always made me feel 

scared but excited at the same time as I had no 

idea what to expect. I was buzzing to move out 

of Wanaka where I had lived my whole life to a 

new place while studying something I always 

dreamed about. 

I followed this dream and I am now in 

Christchurch at the University of Canterbury 

studying a Bachelor of Teaching and Learning 

in Primary. I am halfway through the second 

semester and getting prepared to go on 

placement for four weeks. 

My highlight of this year has definitely been 

living in the halls. I have always heard past 

students say living in the University Halls of 

Residence is one of the best experiences 

you will ever have… they were not wrong. I 

would recommend anyone who is thinking 

of attending uni or polytech to live in a 

hall. The social environment means you 

will create lifelong best friends. The social 

aspect is amazing, but most halls offer extra 

academic support from residential assistants 

and tutors. The house mums and other staff 

help the transition from home to uni life. I 

would recommend being in a catered hall as 

this means you do not have to stress about 

cooking and cleaning. This allows you to 

focus on attending lectures, spending more 

quality time on assignments, exercising (to 

avoid the “Fresher 5”... or 15!) and having a 

social life. The first year of uni is full on and 

there is so much to take in. It is important to 

maintain a healthy balance between having 

fun and keeping a high standard of your work. 

Halls will, most likely, be the best part of your 

university experience. 

My advice to Year 12 and 13 students would 

be… Be excited and do something you enjoy. 

I think this is very important if you are going 

10 

to study or work, as it will make you so much 

more enthusiastic and diligent. If you still don’t 

know what you are doing, don’t rush to make 

a decision as there is no pressure. To the Year 

12’s who have to start thinking about what they 

will do, I think the most beneficial thing to do is 

talk. I talked to Year 13’s, I talked to people at 

uni so I could get an idea of how they found the 

teaching degree and the city. This helped me 

decide if going to Christchurch to do teaching 

was the right decision for me. I also volunteered 

at the local primary schools for Students in the 

Community. By talking to people and getting 

involved in schools, I knew that I found teaching 

fun and interesting and it was definitely 

something I could see myself doing. 

I didn’t feel fully prepared when I moved away 

from home to uni, but I quickly realised you just 

have to open your arms, soak it all in and be 

ready to step out of your comfort zone. Moving 

out of the bubble we call Wanaka is so different 

to what I could have imagined. Christchurch is a 

fun city and very different from the small town I 

grew up in as there is so much happening and 

I still learn new things all the time. It is hard to 

be fully prepared because living at home and 

going to MAC is completely different from 

being in a big city with new people and high 

expectations from the tertiary institution. I 

am quite nervous to be teaching the future 

generation but I am looking forward to seeing 

where I end up and what I achieve. 

To the 2019 Year 13’s: Good luck with the rest 

of your schooling adventure and I hope you 

all have a good time at university, polytech, 

travelling or anything you do! 

SAM COUPLAND 

Best All Round Boy 2018 

After leaving high school I initially moved to 

Timaru where I completed my private pilot's 

licence through the South Canterbury Aero 

Club. This would have to be the highlight of 

my year so far. I am now living on-campus 

at the Nelson Aviation College where I am 

currently completing the theory exams for my 

commercial pilot's licence. 

The thing I have found most difficult since 

leaving MAC was not having a course structure 

for the first half of the year; I was required to 

self-manage my studying and organise times 

and dates to sit my exams. I found this a bit of a 

shock coming straight out of high school. 

The best advice I can give to current Year 13 

students would be to consider every available 

option and not feel pressured to go to 

university if that isn't what you are wanting to 

do. And the best advice I can give to Year 12s is 

to get amongst everything that your final year of 

school has to offer as you will regret it if you just 

watch from the side-line. 

ZACHARY KAYE 

2018 Dux of Mount Aspiring College 

Zach is currently studying a Bachelor of 

Engineering at the University of Canterbury and 

planning to specialise in Software Engineering. 

Initially, moving to live and study in Christchurch 

seemed like a huge step but, "once I settled in, I 

found it easy to remain focused and motivated 

with my course work and also to enjoy the 

time meeting new people. If I did have any 

issues, the University of Canterbury and Hall 

of Residence staff along with my family were 

incredibly supportive." 

Zach says that he felt well-prepared for his 

university course because Mount Aspiring 

College had provided him with a wide number 

of NCEA internals and externals. Some of his 

university friends struggled because their 

schools had not offered such a broad scope 

which meant that they had to learn whole new 

topics from scratch within a matter of weeks. 

A highlight of Zach’s time at university so far 

has been meeting new people. "The University 

of Canterbury and its clubs and societies give 

you a great opportunity to meet new people 

as they host many social events throughout 

the year". What aspect of university life has 

been harder for him than expected? "In the 

last week of term, you often find out that 

there are multiple tests and assignments due 

the first week back from break", says Zach, 

"I found it difficult adjusting to the fact that 

your lecturers expect you to do a lot of study 

during the term breaks". 

Zach has some sound advice for MAC students 

thinking of attending university or polytech 

next year: "For the students who are interested 

in tertiary education, I would recommend a 

hall of residence in your first year. At a hall, 

you get to meet a bunch of new people and 

the halls offer numerous services, tutors, social 

events, etc. I would also recommend studying 

a degree you will enjoy. Most degrees offer 

electives, so if there is a subject that you 

enjoyed at school but is not what you intend to 

major in, then you can still take it". 

And advice for current Year 12 students: "Next 

year is your last year at high school. Don’t 

stress too much over your grades and exams. 

Try and spend as much time as possible with 

your friends because it can become difficult 

to remain in contact once everybody leaves 

school. Don’t worry if you are currently unsure 

of what you want to do when you leave 

school. Talking to friends who are already at 

uni can be a major help in deciding if it is the 

best option for you".

B L U E S 

A W A R D S 

A C A D E M I C 

Ruby Burke 

Otto Burrows 

Alex Combe 

Ava Erickson 

Jack Findlay 

Michael Gealogo 

Annika Gibson 

Kiera Gray 

Emily Heath 

Rata Horan 

Sam Jewell 



Laura Neale 

Ryan Schmack 


Isobel Smith 

Emma Green 

Maddy Thompson 

Jonathan Watson 

Abigail Winter 


Libby Abbott 

Olivia Bates 

Jesse Robertson 

Billy Sandri 

Bella Thomsson 

Mia Treadwell-Burke 

Hayley Yule 

C U L T U R E 

Flynn Rosie 

Jaimee Vink 

Daniel Hadida 

Estelle Norman 


Isobel Smith 

Kiera Gray 


Cecilia Gardner 

Stellar Nepia 

Ruby Burke 

Laura Neale 

Ayla Smalls 

S E R V I C E 

Kate Goodsell 

Annabel Fairbairn 

Eva Wilson 

Peta McKay 

Kate Richards 

Max Swift 

Caitlin Roberts 

Hayley Yule 

Olivia Bates 

Ruth Bennie 


Christina Lamb 

Emma Smith 

Maggie Stiven 

Meg Harraway 


Madi Gainsford 

Fletcher Cavanagh 

Jessie Fothergill 

Daniel Kemner 

S P O R T 

Fiona Murray 

Michael Gealogo 

Leo Staufenberg 


James Suddaby 

Ryan Schmack 

Molly Todd 

Lukas Schafer 

Kate Richards 

Brianna Curtis 

Jack Findlay 

Maggie Stiven 

Meg Harraway 

Georgia Budd 

Aden Cassaidy 

Madi Gainsford 

Milly Robinson 

Hamish Robinson 

Joel Suddaby 

Fergus Read 

Rata Horan 

Lachie MacDonald 

Fletcher Cavanagh 

Ines Stephani 

Rhys Hughes 

Phoenix Brownlie 

Sam Teal 

Ruth Bennie 

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7BB 

Class name: 7BB 

Front: Eve Buckland, Will Blyth, Luca Frires, Eden Faed, Dorothy Anderson, Cody Gemmell, Riley Upfold, Jessica Penney. 

Middle: Lachlan Christian, Dylan Brown, Chantel Thurston, Olivia Huddleston, Jessie McNeil, Jack Lamb, Zeph Foster, Isaiah Chin-Nyika, Mrs Brianna Lobb. 

Back: Elizabeth Pell, Che De’Souza, Grace Thomas, Kyra Secker, Carys Miller, Cholula Brown, Ania-Kanu Saklani. 

Absent: Niks Yates, Celeste Rumore. 

7BW 

Class name: 7BW 

Front: Nathalie Urquhart, Cody Labes, Joseph Combe, Joe Miller, Isaac Moore, Eli McArthur, Hannah Gibb. 

Middle: Arliya Bartley, Catty David, Ethan Prince, Coast Morland, Eli Walker, Zoe Nicholson, Mila Culpitt, Mrs Kate Brown. 

Back: Lily Cousins, Chad Blunden, Kyra Secker, Jack Gollop, Evy Green, Seb Small, Midori Osnabrugge. 

Absent: Arlo Hanning, Millie Quick, Lucy Radford. 

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7CA 

Class name: 7CA 

Front: Axel Macdougall, Ryan Enoka, Zoe Blasby, Rebecca Blanc, Beatrix Creswick, Sophie Gillies, Jazmine Allison, Lia Hunter. 

Middle: Summer Schryvers, Amaya East, Jorja Miles, Harry Oxley, Jack Scott, George Allwood, Flynn Kilbride, Mia Waite. 

Back: Monty Brown, Luke Gendall, Mikayla Duncan, Dan McKean, George Geck, George Holland, Myles Nichol, Amber Leslie, Miss Ruby Cave. 

Absent: Douglas Wise. 

7KN/BH 

Class name: 7KN 

Front: Louie Macandrew, Sophia Gooch, William Schurink, Ashley Rasmussen, Mae Pfahlert, Harris Orbell, Jemma Spear, Fletcher Davison. 

Middle: Hunter Shuker, Jessica Hodge, Kezik Magill, Bede Pemberton, Vincent Gerrard, Jah Skeen, Marley Scott Walker, Lili Kaler, Miss Sarah-Jane Knowles. 

Back: Ella Asberg, Lily Campbell, Lucas Stewart, Jessie Dye, Eliza Rowley, Lincoln Rimmer, Leah Polk, Chloe Field. 

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7KP 

Class name: 7KP 

Front: Lucas Barron, Barnes Metcalfe, Caitlin O’Donnell, Dara Gahan, Isis-Joy Duffy-McLeod, Kate Castillejos, Sam Beale, Hugh Ragg. 

Middle: Louie Hose, Ben Hilton, Joe Rowley, Aryn Henderson, Amelia Sramek, Ryan Coupe, Lucas Hay, Xander Maguire, Mrs Tiffany Kemp. 

Back: Mia Cohen, Jackson Smitheram, Taja Rowan, Kaya Knights-Johnston, Arlo Mackay, Amelia Latchford. 

Absent: Zoe Hindmarsh, Jack Mitchell, Tabitha St Amand. 

7RU 

Class name: 7RU 

Front: Jack Labes, Chloe Laird, Lola Ritchie, Chloe Murray, Olivia Shore, Sophia Tuck, Isabella Urquhart, Ryan Clark. 

Middle: Charlie Roy, Victor Edwards, Jalen Carleton, Pieta Craig, Fenella Craig, Gabe Booth, Tyler Gawn, Harrison Eastwood, Miss Ellie Russell. 

Back: Toby Gunn, Xander Hearle, Ruby Norman, Sophie Emmerson, Olive Sedon, Isley Tata. 

Absent: Josie O’Brien, Marley Lahood. 

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7SC 

Class name: 7SC 

Front: Ryan Stembridge, Max Bretherton, Lorenzo Prescott, Oskar Sharpe, Max Good, Ayla Howard, Robert McRae, Angus Beaton. 

Middle: Stella Dineen, Otillia Pryor, Madison Hosking, Janie Colebrook, Lucy Maibach, Kate Barrett, Bella Edwards, Mathilda Watterson. 

Back: Alex Coupland, Korbyn Palmer, Sylvia Trotter, Caitlin McConnell, Lexi Brown, Lucy Liddell, Saxon Pepper, Mrs Clare Scurr. 

Absent: Lucas Parry, Oliver Bardwell. 

7TO 

Class name: 7TO 

Front: Cody Brett, Ollie Taylor, Archie Bruce, Hannah Gillespie, George Young, Tom Bankshaw, Blaise Lockie, Skye Watson. 

Middle: Sam Soper, Savannah Abell, Violet Davidson, Kahlarni Hondelink, Cormac Lee-Smith, Abby Jago, Kiana Babbington, Mrs Gemma Thompson. 

Back: Caitlin Evans, Sienna Christian, Aria Winter, Ashleigh Peat, Hunter Cranfield. 

Absent: Benjamin Eckhoff, Saria Halabi, Zack Kirk. 

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8BS 

Class name: 8BS 

Front: Archie North, Madi Cooper, Anton Jones, Olivia Rudhall, Sara Ambrose, Kyan Prince, Sofia Heath, Harry Hope. 

Middle: Chilli Papai, Amy Benson, Daniel Wright, Bianca James, Lola Underwood-Vize, Zavier Taylor, Layla Brooks, Isaac Beale, Ms Helen Best. 

Back: Ollie Morgan, Jonte Connolly, Max Porter, Finn Van Maren, Thomas Buick, Cam Melville Ives. 

Absent: Archie Goodall, Stella Dawson. 

8HU 

Class name: 8HU 

Front: Sacha Swanson, Shelley Lambert, Melissa Emasi, Ella Briscall, Flynn Phillips, Hugo Sinclair, Laura Bacigalova, Tai Treadwell-Burke. 

Middle: Miss Erin Hurley, Sienna Collins, Livi Arnold, Jack Humphries-Ladbrook, Charlie Anderson, Baxter Pollard, Max Byrne. 

Back: Finn Thomsson, Jin Ho Hong, Caoimhe Heath, Otis Murphy, Sam Pratt, Zedyn Fellows. 

Absent: Nina Iseli-Adams, Tia McCutcheon, Jai Horkings, Lena Pollard, Sam Pratt, Abbey Pedersen. 

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8LB 

Class name: 8LB 

Front: Ben Infantado, Brooke Hutchison, Lili Arratia, Erica Hudson, Kelly Quirke, Neve Brugman, Melody Macdonald, Jaime Olley. 

Middle: Fred Johnson, Georgia Lindsay, Charlie Scurr, Will Thomson, Evie Pendlebury, Reuben Dale, Bayne Deaton, Anna Corthell, Ms Lesley Baynes. 

Back: Fin Melville Ives, Gabe Jefferson, Emily Stembridge, Lulu Pettit, Ava Fussell, Justin Lam. 

Absent: Ezekiel Marr, Riley McRae, Harriet Sargood Ross, Meadow Johnstone. 

8JN 

Class name: 8JN 

Front: Lucia Georgalli, Huck Levy, Daisy Sanders, Riley Henley, Philip Massey, Suki Leigh, William Bale, Sabina Gibson. 

Middle: Tara Hewitt, Emily Schmidt, Ben Davies, Campbell Lanigan, Ethan Van Niekerk, James Masters, Jessica Gould, Zoe Learmonth, Miss Renee Johnson. 

Back: Beau Gordon, Ben Webb, Evelyn Armstrong, Riley Miller, Isabella Noble-Kirkbride, Emily McCarthy. 

Absent: Aiden Fitzpatrick, Hudson Weathington. 

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8RI 

Class name: 8RI 

Front: Miki Bercelli, William McKeown, Taylah Jones, Sophie Walsh, Bonnie McGregor, Emily Gibb, Jonty Keenan, Abbey Ragg. 

Middle: Caelan Purnell, Will Anderson, Anthony Edwards, Ollie Baldwin, Tay Simpson, Will Miller, Cooper Scott, Jack Wyeth, Miss Emily Richardson. 

Back: Bryne Bloxham, Madi Jolly, Carlos Parker, Paige Blunden, Olivia Helmore. 

Absent: Rowan Rosie, Tawa Carson-Wolfe, Jinwoo Hong, Vanessa Vickers. 

8RN 

Class name: 8RN 

Front: Mya Walker, Kanuka Elms, Tamehana Urquhart, Hannah Wright, Morris Gordon, Ben McMurray, Marshall Bell, Zoe Raffills. 

Middle: Emily Lovelock, Caspin Orbell, Blake West, Tom Sides, Kyle Millar, Kate Watson, Charlotte Hunt, Tivi De’Souza. 

Back: Henry Allison, Rylan Nichol, James Dougherty, Sophie McKenna, Annika Massey, Tom Gasson, Nicola MacKay, Kobi Simmers, Ms Rochelle Robertson. 

Absent: Jackson Clark. 

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9BP 

Class name: 9BP 

Front: Lilly Hampson, Matthew Nolan, Angelique Price, Lochie Hunt, Luke Horrocks, Billie Willson, Joshua Allison, Matilda Metcalfe. 

Middle: Presayous Tata, Muireann Green, Zoe Antone, Sam Parry, Trae Hessian, Aria Thor-Poet, Haylee Jermyn, Mia Carter. 

Back: Bailey Shuker, Sakiko Saka, Bradley Gendall, Isabella Soper, Niall Alexander. 

Absent: Grayson Bailey, Gabrielly Dias. 

9CD 

Class name: 9CD 

Front: Cade Cameron, Molly Wilson, Hamish Sherlock, Emilie Nicholson, Bella Templeton, Finn Kemp, Zoe Frazer, Connor Waghorn. 

Middle: Lindsay Lambert, Thomas Benson, Julia Gilson, Sage Kellahan, Hunter Wilton, Rhi David, Elliot Bain, Jaleesa Webb. 

Back: Emma Arthur, Chloe Cartlidge, Ella Miles, Laura Watkins, Bryce Voyce. 

Absent: Sam Caumette, Locky Dey. 

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9GL 

Class name: 9GL 

Front: Ben Hawkins, Tayla Doran, Eva Humphreys, Milly Lewis, Max Carter, Oscar Georgalli, Carter Titterton, Maddox Peneamene. 

Middle: Zoe Eckhoff, Jessica McKenna, Niamh Townsend, Oscar Waddington, Lily Ashe, Brooke Leslie, Tyler McGregor. 

Back: Nova Gillam, Mica Drake, Noah Stephens, Eleanor Bennett, Ashley Buckland. 

Absent: Max Birkby, Zac Scott, Otto Young. 

9MD 

Class name: 9MD 

Front: Freya Berry, Morgan Antone, Kate Bennie, Ajay Quirk, Lila Grace, Amba Cameron-Small, Pyper Arnold, George Crotty. 

Middle: Nina Lee Smith, Estelle Gellatly, Jorja Liddell, Holly James, Lucas Buick, Caity Curtis. 

Back: Kalan Nichol, Oscar Goodwin, Ty Muirhead, Harry Pelle. 

Absent: Harry Anderson, Louis Darby, Ella Kaler, Blake Lang. 

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9SF 

Class name: 9SF 

Front: Anataia White, Max Knight, Annalise Millar, Jessie Winter, Gustav Legnavsky, Henri Fenn, Amelie Woonton, Brooke McWhirter. 

Middle: Mai Beattie-Johnson, Alexandra Hewson, Charlotte Aubrey, Lachlan Davison, Ally Paterson, Oliver Cohen, Cooper Mills. 

Back: Caleb Turner, Leo Duncan, Luca Dennison, Karin Murata, Julia Shepherd, Will Carney. 

Absent: Sierra Clegg. 

9SP 

Class name: 9SP 

Front: Indigo Thompson, Sebastian Rhind, Paige Gawn, Archie Orbell, Jack Jeffs, Grace Gillies, Scarlett Fenton, Ava Hay. 

Middle: Jake Green, Saffron Millar, Jemma Brake, Sam Sharratt, Hazel Murray, Clarke West, Illume Sadowski-Synnott, Mrs Michelle Suddaby. 

Back: Ben Payne, Ruby McLachlan, Breanna Thurston, Amelia Young, Jack Kilbride, Sara Jewell, Cuba Pavlovich. 

Absent: James Portugal, Cruz Morland. 

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10BP 

Class name: 10BP 

Front: Aimee Harrold, Josh Webb, Louis McCutcheon, Ryan Reid, Ben Silipo, Dane Morisawa, Lyla Chamberlain, Ruby Boyd. 

Middle: Penelope James, Sophia Perkins, Charlotte Bell, Aneka Rossiter, Eliza Hardaker, Xion Lippe. 

Back: Liam Williamson, Amelia Mitchell, Olivia McLachlan, Torben Craig, Kimiya Byrne. 

Absent: Amon Gasson, Ocean van Riel, Nico Arnold. 

10CD 

Class name: 10CD 

Front: Cullen Meyer, Layton Osnabrugge, Nico Semeri, Cormick Lea, Toby Davies, Isla Henderson, Olivia Jones, Bonnie Traynor. 

Middle: Mr Neil Stuart, Daisy Orbell, Tai Olley, Kyle Evans, Ikey Emanuel, Louis von Heraud-Parker, Tayla Upfold, Evie Sinclair. 

Back: Kaia Rosie, Anika Fay, Mikaela Harridge, Hunter Rowan, Samara Goodall, Lucy Miller, Tamara Burrows. 

Absent: Kaia Cassaidy, Taylor Gilson. 

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10MD 

Class name: 10MD 

Front: Timo Heath, Sam Johnson, McKay Watson, Logan Hay, Lewis Gardner, Jackson Vallance, Olly Lyon, Emma Pearce. 

Middle: Mr Roy Gawn, Ella Parker, Amelia Holmes, Scarlett Norman, Bella Sarginson, Neve Faed, Mrs Kirsten Mason. 

Back: Samantha Laird, Millie Cranfield, Amber Kelsen, Jenna Peat, Bella Robertson, Jacob Field. 

Absent: Taane Bayce-Horsley, Andraya Abo Saada, Wilson Bell, Kriti Bhandari, Ben Simmers. 

10SF 

Class name: 10SF 

Front: Luke Hancock, Kyle Castillejos, Quinn Secker, Otis Harry, Ryan Clements, Heath Parkhill, Jessica Owers, Corin Suddaby. 

Middle: Pipi Horan, Bryan Clark, Matai Wells, Jessie Barkman-White, Hayden Watson, Kahu Allan, Hayley Ambrose, Mrs Dawn Bosley. 

Back: Rose Armstrong, Hugo Smith, Caitlin Bailey, Jamie Kerr, Kate Harry, Luka van Maren. 

Absent: Christie Southwick, Luke Smith, Mackenzie Allison. 

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10SP 

Class name: 10SP 

Front: Corbin Te Wehi, Toby Horton, Minnie Harker Gilmour, Tao Hawkey-Hight, Eligh Hollegien, Caleb Wright, Reuben Collett, Benji Pujol. 

Middle: Dart Watson, Lucia Kamphuis, Emma Palmer, Charlotte Laming, Maggie Dougherty, Ma’nea Apa, Amber Hewitt, Ms Nicola Parker-Webb. 

Back: Deia Carson-Wolfe, Sophie Plimmer, Taine Smith, Kiara Bercelli, Will Collins, Monty Hewson, Jazz Simonsohn. 

Absent: Maisy Millwater, KC Miller, Phoebe Brownlie. 

10TC 

Class name: 10TC 

Front: Ewan Hughes, Rory Read, Hunter Kee, Bailey Sharp, Harry Gilbertson, Emily O’Donnell, Emily Findlay, Finn Thomson. 

Middle: Jemma Jordi, Jack Lanigan, Mia Gerrard, Claire Edwards, Dakota Rowe, Abby McArthur, Mr Euan Simpson. 

Back: Lukas Henderson, Seth Carleton, Romy Guichard, Carter Hewson, Tammy Miller. 

Absent: Maya Mueller, Casey Irwin, Hana Dean, Kiara Searing, Caleb Smith. 

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Year 12 

Year 13 

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Tug O'War 

House Day 

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BAILEY BUILDERS 

LTD 

• Members of Certified Builders Association of NZ 

• Design & Draughting 

• Residential Construction 

• Alterations & Renovations

TITITEA 

Y9 

BERWICK 

The Berwick experience is one that will stay in the 

minds of every Year 8 student. We spent hours 

laughing, singing the school song and working 

together, while at Berwick. 8LB in particular, learnt 

a lot about each other. We learnt of each others 

strengths and of our own weaknesses. 

Collaboration was a key factor to our Berwick trip 

and our class strived to work as a team for every 

minute of those four days. We would always be 

offering to help and contribute to others. The 

memories we made are unforgettable, without 

them we would not be the class we are today. 

Y8 

Year 8 is no longer a bunch of singular students, 

we are now a group of students who can work as a 

team until the end. 

KELLY QUIRKE AND NEVE BRUGMAN (Y8) 

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OUTDOOR PURSUITS 

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The picture which I have chosen is from 

my first day when I arrived in Wanaka and 

visited Beacon Point, which was a very 

important moment for me, because it was 

such a beautiful place to be, but it felt so 

weird to be so far from home. - YONA 

DANIEL KEMNER 

DOMINIK SCHUMANN 

SILKE SCHNIEDER 

My time in Wanaka was incredible! 

With my new loving family, MAC and 

amazing friends, I got to experience 

so much. I couldn't have possibly 

imagined a better time, which I'm so 

grateful for! 

Hi! I’m MARIA (14) from 

Germany. I am a very enthusiastic 

and exuberant person. I love 

Wanaka and the community of 

Mount Aspiring College as well as 

the activities in and around town. 

Helooo! I am ENZO, I’ve been here 

for one term. I think I spent one of 

the best moments of my life here, 

I made lots of friends around the 

world and for once in my life, I 

was glad to go to school. About 

myself, I love swimming in the lake, 

mountain biking, hiking and skiing 

but also being with my friends. 

SVEN - 'chilling' at the Snowfarm! 

HANNES 

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1 9 

I have to admit that no food is as good as Italian cuisine (of 

course, lol), but this place is "sick as"! Here are some pics 

of me doing random stuff around Kiwi Land, but right now 

I'm wondering why are photos square if the camera lens is 

round??? If you search the number 241.543.803 in Google, 

you'll find pictures of people with their heads in a freezer??? 

A 'Z' is just a 7 on his knees!?! - GRETA, direct from Italy 

INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CENTRE 

ALFREDO 

ATOM 

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JIMIN LEE

SILKE, FRANZI and me (NINA) on top of Mount 

Roy after watching the sunrise. 

IMU HOMMA and RYOICHI SATO 

Konnichiwa from Sosei High School,Hokkaido 

Hi, I am MARINA from Germany and I really enjoy 

my time in New Zealand. A few days ago I visited this 

beautiful waterfall with my host family: 

RURIKA 

RASMUS 

I loved my time at MAC! Everyone was so lovely 

and made my stay amazing. I really enjoyed doing 

stuff and going out with my friends, like doing a few 

hikes! - SOPHIE 

Enjoying my time in Wanaka :) - JOSEFINE KLATT 

JOSAFINA 

I'm COLOMBA 

from Chile. I'm really 

enjoying my time in 

New Zealand! I've been 

skiing and hanging out 

with my friends. Here is 

a picture of me and a 

friend skiing at Treble 

Cone for OP! 

This is me, - MORITZ at Treble 

Cone with WELTON. It is great 

here in NZ. I think it is one of the 

most beautiful countries I have 

ever seen. I am very happy to be 

here and I have already done so 

much cool stuff. 

Hi, I am BRIT from Amsterdam. 

I’m really enjoying my time in NZ! 

Hi I'm MARIA, and 

I am from Denmark. 

In this picture 

I'm down by the 

lake and enjoying 

my time here in 

Wanaka. 

HOLLIS 

Don't mind me on those pictures. Mind the beautiful nature! That's 

why I am here. WYN BACHLER 

After 18 intense months, Overseas 

Flight Training is complete!!!!! Last 737 

simulation done. Give me back some 

props please! - MARILOU (former ILC 

student 2015) 

KEVIN 

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HOSTEL 

2 0 1 9 

The Hostel 2019 has definitely been one to remember. With lots of 

highs and lows, twists and changes, we have all come out of it grateful 

for the experience and for our weird and wonderful family. We have 

done many exciting outdoor pursuits during the year, some of which 

will be named as highlights by our five houses. This year we had three 

girls houses, Rob Roy, Cascade and Avalanche and two boys houses, 

Arawhata and Liverpool. 

ROB ROY 2019 consists of, Emma Green, Grace Doherty, Georgia 

Taylor, Megan Lockett and Sarah Bloomfield. As a collective, despite the 

various injuries, we have gained some amazing experiences through OP 

with some of the most memorable consisting of, the orientation tramp, 

the Catlins, the Kepler, and skiing every Sunday. Other memorable 

moments which we’ve experienced together include the ball, MAC’s 

Got Talent and the awards ceremony, plus many more. Our dysfunction 

has bought us closer together as we spend hours cleaning the stacks 

of dishes. All in all, we are a family and have had the best year together 

getting to know one another and sharing amazing times together. 

Introducing AVALANCHE aka Avo est. 2019… 

Lexie is where? Libby is biking. Sam is studying. 

Ashley (Poovey) is eating too many Weet-Bix. Izzy is making her lunch. 

Our week consists of late night baking, honest hour, cinnamon-brown 

sugar toast, fighting over vermicelli rice paper rolls. Some fascinating 

features of Avo include, the scoby living in our cupboard, fire wardenspaceship 

shower and the broken momento shelf just to name a few. As 

a unit we have had an absolute blast this year and consider ourselves a 

very tight family. We have many highlights including, the Kepler, skiing, 

Brewster Hut, the Catlin’s, the school ball but more importantly the after 

party. Overall we are grateful for our mini family and the bond we will 

have for many years to come. Thanks to Cat for helping make the year 

one of the best ever. 

This year in CASCADE, with Betty Chapman, Lizzie Laws, Emma Kelly, 

Niamh Stuart, Charlotte Chittick and Michele Olsen has been one of 

the best for each girl in this house. When we came into this house 

there was an immediate family connection between the six of us. We 

have worked together late into the night on projects due the next 

day, baked together (a few too many times), had fancy dress dinners 

together and have supported each other through thick and thin each 

and every day of the week. It was a challenge at the start figuring out 

who would cook on what night and who would clean what part of the 

house when it needed to be done but soon enough we came up with 

a steady routine and it has worked ever since. Us girls in Cascade have 

a tight connection that will never be broken and we will always be a 

family even once we leave the hostel. 

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LIVERPOOL is a clean house consisting of six people Ashton, Andre, 

George, Franta, Lukas and Paddy. Liverpool shows what it's truly like to be 

at the hostel and what each individual has to go through during their time 

in the hostel. All six members of the house display their true personality in 

different ways all of which bring our house together and have made our 

year thoroughly enjoyable. OP has been the biggest highlight for most this 

year. Fears have been conquered on these Sundays. Patrick going up and 

beyond three metres without shedding a tear, or Lukas going upside down 

in a kayak without having to wet exit. Apart from conquering these fears, 

each member has had a one-of-a kind experience, and each member has 

a highlight. 

Ashton, Andre, George, Franta, Lukas - The Kepler. 

Patrick - Not the Kepler. 

Hi from ARAWHATA (Max, Blake, Toby, Harry, Morgan and Damon) We all 

have had such an eventful year, full of so many different highlights. From 

the seemingly basic stuff such as organising our own food to epic new 

experiences like surfing in the Catlins, this year has been incredibly valuable 

to all of us. One of the most noticeable skill improvements that we have 

made is our ability to cook, and our ever-increasing ability to consume 

milk by the gallon, which may have caused a hostel milk shortage. We 

have truly become a family and have enjoyed many epic traditions such 

as poker nights and various other traditions. We have all bonded and have 

become masters of mediation skills, through our many disagreements. But 

these disagreements have only made us stronger, our whole house agrees 

that OP has been the pinnacle of our year in the Hostel. From surfing in 

the Catlins, hiking through thigh-deep snow on the Kepler trail, the OP 

programme has given us so many lifelong memories. Thanks so much to 

Cat for making all of these amazing experiences happen. We have also 

been so delighted to have the marvellous Jenny and Ellie joining the 

hostel team this year, you guys are doing an epic job. 

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2019 

F O R M A L 

Images by DC Photos

LEAV E RS , 

MADI GAINSFORD 

PROFILES 

EVA WILSON 

OLIVIA BATES 

JESSE ROBERTSON 

BRONSON TOGHILL 

MOLLY TODD 

ALBIE HAYNES 

JESSA BENNETT 

GEORGIA BUDD 

ANNABEL FAIRBAIRN BRIDGET O’BRIEN BOJO 

LUCAS BAIRD 

AVA PLIMMER TAIT SCURR NICOLE PITTAWAY CAITLIN ROBERTS 

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KOBI MAIBACH SAM BASTION BELLA THOMSSON TYLER GREEKS 

BEN HARRINGTON FLETCH CAVANAGH GEORGE BURNS 

CHARLOTTE CHITTICK 

ETHAN KERR MATTHEW WILSON BETTY CHAPMAN 

ANDRE DEARSLY 

DOMINIK SCHUMANN EMMA VIVIERS PATRICK LLEWELLYN 

ANDREW HAY 

TJ LILLY CAM TRUEBRIDGE 

LUKAS MORTON TOBY NATHAN 

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JASMINE MURRAY LIBBY ABBOTT EMMA KELLY IZZY FINLAYSON 

OLLIE 

WILLIAMS-HOLLOWAY 

SAM TEAL 

LOGAN LAMBERT 

FLYNN BROWN 

DAMON JACKSON 

PATRICK LUSTY 

MAX WOODNORTH 

NICK RICHARDS 

ASHTON TOWERS 

FLYNN ROSIE 

ISABELLA CULSHAW 

SAM HORTON 

SARAH BLOOMFIELD 

JACK EAST 

FINN LIDDELL 

JAIME TOEPFER 

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GRACE DOHERTY FRANTA NOVAK 

MICHELE OLSEN EMMA GREEN 

HARRY GRIMSDALE KASIA BALLS CHICANE COOPER 

BILLY SANDRI 

FREYA MOORE PETA MCKAY ELLISE PRICE MEGAN LOCKETT 

MILAN MARTINOVICH 

ANGUS HARRAWAY 

BRAYDEN COURTNEY 

LIZZIE LAWS 

JAMIE TOOMEY GEORGE TAYLOR 

OTTO BURROWS JOSH HASLER 

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NIAMH STUART 

AMY RICHARDS 

BEN BOYD 

MEG WEEDON 

KATE RICHARDS MCKENZIE HART HAMISH ROBINSON DANIEL KEMNER 

SHAWNA ALLAN 

CATE SULLIVAN 

FIONA MURRAY 

HAYLEY YULE 

LUCAS MCTAVISH 

JORDAN FOX 

SARA WRIGHT 

CHRISTINA LAMB 

ELENA MCFADGEN 

LEWIE FOGGIN 

AYLA SMALLS 

ROBBIE CRAIG 

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KIM CADZOW 

JESS PADDON ELLA JAMES SAMANTHA CLARK 

MAGGIE STIVEN JACOB LANG JESSIE FRASER 

RURIKA SEKINO 

PHOENIX BROWNLIE DEVLIN LYNDEN MAX SWIFT 

CASPIAN FERENS 

JESSIE FOTHERGILL DANIEL HADIDA RUBY JAMISON HEIDI NIEDERER 

JAY SHERLOCK BLAKE WALKER SOPHIE SPANINKS STELLAR NEPIA 

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SUR 

VIV 

ORS 

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BARKER 

BAS 

BBR 

BBW 

BBU 

BCB 

BAS - Caitlin Bailey, Sam Bastion, Sam Beale, Angus Beaton, Eve Bretherton, Fenella 

Craig, Beatrix Creswick, Hugo Darby, Abby East, Archie Goodall, Luke Hancock, 

Alexis-Sofia Harvey-Wills, William Hogg, Casey Irwin, Finn Kemp, Kaya Knights- 

Johnston, Lachie MacDonald, Xander Maguire, Joe Miller, Lukas Morton, Kalani 

Muirhead, Flynn Phillips, Josephine Plimmer, Lorenzo Prescott, Kahu Rupapera, Kyra 

Secker, Julia Shepherd, Cam Truebridge, Amelie Woonton, Hayley Yule. 

BBR - Sara Ambrose, Will Anderson, Ma'nea Apa, Pyper Arnold, Sam Caumette, 

James Dougherty, Linus Gerold, Kahu Griffin, Damon Jackson, Marley Lahood, 

Christina Lamb, Gustav Legnavsky, Xion Lippe, Ibrahim Mohammed, Lucas Muniz 

Silveira, Zoe Nicholson, Sam Parry, Rurika Sekino, Olivia Vuleta, Sophie Walsh. 

BBU - Marcel Bartley, Max Byrne, George Crotty, Abby Fisher, Estelle Gellatly, 

Holly Gibson, Samara Goodall, Ngaio Groenen, Cormick Lea, Annika Massey, 

Lucas McTavish, Estelle Norman, Elizabeth Pell, Saxon Pepper, Max Roughan, Ella 

Sarginson, Morgan Sarginson, Quinn Secker, Hunter Wilton. 

BBW - Arliya Bartley, Kriti Bhandari, Max Bretherton, Georgie Bruce, George Burns, 

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BFL 

Samantha Clark, Mila Culpitt, Louis Darby, Kate Goodsell, Lilly Hampson, Flynn 

Harvey-Wills, Alexandra Hewson, Jessica Hodge, Madison Hosking, Jonty Keenan, 

Shelley Lambert, Fin MacDonald, Caitlin McConnell, Jessie McNeil, Coast Morland, 

Tai Olley, Lucas Parry, James Roughan, Lukas Schafer, Charlie Scurr, Hayley Secker, 

Benjamin Silipo, Bonnie Traynor, Sylvia Trotter, Jaleesa Webb. 

BCB - Seth Allan, Henry Bowering, Archie Bruce, Kim Cadzow, Robbie Craig, Maggie 

Dougherty, Theo Greenlees, Bianca James, Madi Jolly, Philip Massey, Damien 

McGilvray, Tammy Miller, Emilie Nicholson, Ryan Reid, Kaia Rosie, Harriet Sargood 

Ross, Hamish Sherlock, Anna Villa Alta Galeano, Niks Yates. 

BFL - Sam Bastion, Olivia Bates, Wilson Bell, Phoebe Bron, Mathew Brooks, Jasmine 

Edwards, Victor Edwards, Aiden Fitzpatrick, Declan Lambert, Patrick Llewellyn, 

Nicola MacKay, James Masters, Laura Neale, Cuba Pavlovich, Dylan Rimmer, Zac 

Scott, Molly Thomsson, Sam Watson, Tamaki Yamamoto. 

BJN - Dorothy Anderson, Lily Ashe, Grayson Bailey, Tama Battson, Lily Campbell, 

Kyle Castillejos, Caleb Eason, Jessie Fothergill, Brit Gruental Klestadt, Clover Lippe,

BLO 

BJN 

BMO 

BPL 

BSC 

BWE/BWP 

Aimee McArthur, Ernst Meyer, KC Miller, Riley Miller, Cruz Morland, Carlos Parker, 

Toto Tanabe, Ashton Towers, Samantha Traynor. 

BLO - Isaac Beale, Marshall Bell, Sarah Bloomfield, Bryne Bloxham, Kate Castillejos, 

Janie Colebrook, Timo Fitzpatrick, Phoebe Garland, Blake Hartley, Amber Hewitt, 

Kareem Jodeh, Lindsay Lambert, Greta Lattuada, Brooke Leslie, Gary Poilvert, Sakiko 

Saka, Tait Scurr, Alex Sudron, Aleisha Turner, Portia Vuleta, Josh Webb. 

BMO - Shawna Allan, Livi Arnold, Weston Bell, Ollie Blyth, Gabrielly Dias, Millie East, 

Kiera Gray, Penelope James, Devlin Lynden, Thomas Masters, Bonnie McGregor, 

Ben Pell, Lincoln Rimmer, Marley Scott Walker, Jay Sherlock, Cate Sullivan, Jackson 

Vallance, Maria Wassard, Indy Wilton. 

BPL - Hayley Ambrose, Ashley Bates, Thomas Benson, Matthew Botting, Maelle 

Darby, Oscar Goodwin, Lila Grace, Carter Hewson, Fred Johnson, Liam Kemp, Zach 

Kirk, Amber Leslie, Sophie McKenna, Scarlett Norman, Shanae Sanders, Callum 

Smith, Eamon Smith, Zoe Smith, Keltan Voyce. 

BWI 

BSC - Amy Benson, Toby Blatch, Will Blyth, Libby Bron, Flynn Brown, Kimiya Byrne, 

Brittany Dunckley, Amaya East, Levi Fletcher, Isla Gellatly, Patrick Hartley, Olivia 

Huddleston, Abby Jago, Jemma Jordi, Emma Kelly, Logan Lambert, Lea McTavish, 

Tawhiri Rupapera, Ania-Kanu Saklani, Jack Scott, Taine Smith, Franzi Traunfellner, Caleb 

Turner, Bryce Voyce, Ben Webb, Sara Wright, Kevin Yoo, George Young, India Yule. 

BWI - Hannah Craig, Locky Dey, Jack East, Bella Edwards, Madi Gainsford, Romy 

Guichard, Tara Hewitt, Luke Horrocks, Taylah Jones, Jaydon Jordi, Jessie McKenzie, 

Haydn Miles, Ollie Morgan, Rowan Rosie, Summer Schryvers, Corbin Te Wehi, Bella 

Thomsson, Noah Vincenzi-Johnson. 

BWE/BWP - Charlotte Bell, Eleanor Bennett, Isaac Chung, Neva Clausen, Marcus 

Hetherington, Monty Hewson, Harry Hope, Jack Lamb, Owen Lea, Jessica McKenna, 

Tom Millis, Ty Muirhead, Lulu Pettit, Lauren Rimmer, Flynn Rosie, Daisy Sanders, Hugo 

Smith, Finn Thomsson, Ashley Toovey. 

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IRON 

IBA 

IBE 

IBN 

IBL 

ICS 

IBA - Laura Bacigalova, Mackenzie Barnett, Jessa Bennett, Eve Buckland, Mia Carter, 

Enzo Clasadonte, Torben Craig, Lachlan Davison, Kate Fryer, Luca Harrington, 

Ruby Jamison, Milly Lewis, Patrick Lusty, Harris Orbell, Tom Roberts, Ari Rowe, 

Nikita Sinclair, Isobel Smith. 

IBE - Jazmine Allison, Shae Barrett-Corrigan, Meg Breen, Phoenix Brownlie, 

Piper Cavanagh, Sierra Clegg, Joseph Combe, Jacob Farrell, Harry Gilbertson, 

Holly James, Amber Kelsen, Matthew Nolan, Emma Palmer, Benji Pujol, Zoe Raffills, 

Nick Richards, Phenix Smith, Jemma Spear, Blake West. 

IBL - Caycee Beck, Seth Carleton, Deia Carson-Wolfe, Annabel Carter, 

Luca Dennison, Ben Infantado, Rasmus Jansen, Louie Macandrew, Brooke 

McWhirter, Lucy Miller, Daniel O'Donnell, Michele Olsen, Caspin Orbell, Eve 

Paddon, Nicole Pittaway, Lucy Radford, Sebastian Rhind, Vanessa Vickers, Hayden 

Watson, Moana Watson. 

IBN - Liam Allan, Zoe Antone, Danielle Carney, Bryan Clark, Zedyn Fellows, 

Emily Gibb, Grace Gillies, Emma Green, Lia Hunter, Jake Jamison, Anton Jones, 

Zoe Labes, Chloe Laird, Cormac Lee-Smith, Tess Martin, Eli McArthur, Carys Miller, 

Daisy Orbell, Jessica Paddon, Jessica Penney, Sam Sharratt, Bailey Shuker, Seb Small, 

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IDL 

Jackson Smitheram, Amelia Sramek, Ryan Stembridge, Sam Teal, Jack Willson. 

IBV - Lili Arratia, Lyla Chamberlain, Alex Combe, Tayla Doran, Jordan Fox, 

Cameron Gibbins, Lucas Hay, Sam Horton, Charlotte Hunt, Noa Hunter, 

Tegan Labes, Milan Martinovich, Cam Melville Ives, Jasmine Murray, Pippa Raffills, 

Dakota Rowe, Joe Rowley, Hugo Sinclair, Liam Williamson. 

ICS - Layla Brooks, Trinity Clegg, Jonte Connolly, Fletcher Davison, Bayne Deaton, 

Imogen Dougherty, Phoenix Fay, Sven Frischgesell, Sophie Gillies, Mikaela Harridge, 

Otis Murphy, Matthias Pfeil, Emily Schmidt, Luke Smith, Martha Toghill, Connor 

Waghorn, Blake Walker, Annelise Wedgwood, Eva Wilson. 

IDL - Ben Boyd, Aden Cassaidy, Fletch Cavanagh, Olivia Connolly, Pieta Craig, 

Brianna Curtis, Mica Drake, Jessie Fraser, Eligh Hollegien, Olivia Jones, Fin Melville 

Ives, Emily O'Donnell, Archie Orbell, Olly Rowe, Cooper Scott, Red Simpson, Finn 

Thomson, Billie Willson, Bobbie Wilson-Davies, Amelia Young. 

IED - Niall Alexander, Ethan Arratia, Cody Brett, Betty Chapman, Hollis Chow, Mae 

Cradock, Ava Fussell, Mia Gerrard, Brooke Hutchison, Maggie Miller, Rylan Nichol, 

Ally Paterson, Jenna Peat, Ajay Quirk, Charlie Roy, Emily Stembridge, Will Thomson, 

Louis von Heraud-Parker, Mathilda Watterson.

IHR - Kahu Allan, Melia Brett, Ashley Buckland, Jalen Carleton, Will Carney, Kaia 

Cassaidy, Charlotte Chittick, Jack Culshaw, Jacob Curtis, Ashleigh Doran, Anika Fay, 

Eva Gilbertson, Andrew Hay, Sophie Hodgkiss-Blyth, Ashleigh Peat, Hunter Shuker, 

Shuto Suzuki, Jono Watson, Skye Watson. 

IJO/IKP - William Bale, Phoebe Brownlie, Alex Coupland, Amelia Craig, Isabella 

Culshaw, Caity Curtis, Stella Dineen, Jessie Dye, Jacob Field, Troy Fryer, Vincent 

Gerrard, Lochie Hunt, Holly Ingram, Cody Labes, Samantha Laird, Suki Leigh, Jack 

Miller, Caitlin O'Donnell, Joshua Orton, Alfredo Ospina Robledo, Maude Rogers, 

William Schurink, Oskar Sharpe, Charlie Sharratt, Tay Simpson, Emma Smith, 

Presayous Tata, Carter Titterton, Ollie Williams-Holloway. 

ISM - Morgan Antone, Whitney Bennett, Gabe Booth, Ruby Boyd, Neve Brugman, 

Georgia Budd, Lucas Buick, Daniel Clark, Sophie Emmerson, Chloe Field, Hannah 

Gillespie, Saria Halabi, Ben Harrington, Lexie Heaphy, Timo Heath, Ayla Howard, 

Oscar Humphreys, Jack Labes, Olivia McLachlan, Ben McMurray, Will Miller, Neco 

Richter, Celeste Rumore, Billy Sandri, Grace Shannon, Marina Susse, Isley Tata, 

Clarke West, Ryan Young. 

ITO - Julian Barker, Zelda Boyd, Thomas Buick, Tawa Carson-Wolfe, Colomba 

Corces, Annabel Fairbairn, Hannah Gibb, Ava Hay, Cameron Howell, Jack 

Humphries-Ladbrook, Nina Lee Smith, Axel Macdougall, Eliza Rowley, Evie Sinclair, 

Leo Staufenberg, Dart Watson, Kate Watson, Grace Winter. 

IWG - Joshua Allison, Angus Cagney, Ethan Carleton, Blaze Clegg, Anna Corthell, 

Amelia Dore, Eliza Hardaker, McKenzie Hart, Logan Hay, Caoimhe Heath, Toby 

Horton, Eva Humphreys, Kezik Magill, Abby McArthur, Karin Murata, Joshua Nolan, 

Olive Pujol, Illume Sadowski-Synnott, Zach Smith, Bronson Toghill. 

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PAL - Josh Arthur, Kate Bennie, Yasmin Christian, Ikey Emanuel, Mitchell Evans, 

Eamon Green, Daniel Hadida, Emily Heath, Jack Lanigan, Phoebe McFadgen, Tyler 

McGregor, Jessica Owers, Emma Palmer, Sophia Perkins, Hannes Reinhardt, Caitlin 

Roberts, Romili Townsend, Tai Treadwell-Burke, Laura Watkins, Aria Winter. 

PBD - Andraya Abo Saada, Otto Burrows, Yannick Coombe, Catarina David, Grace 

Doherty, Kanuka Elms, Ryan Enoka, Thomas Evans, Jack Findlay, Zeph Foster, Dara 

Gahan, Jake Green, Aryn Henderson, Leightyn Hessian, Ashton Holsted, Pipi Horan, 

Jack Kilbride, Josefine Klatt, Zoe Learmonth, Georgia Lindsay, Ewan Little, Nikita 

Mayen, Matilda Metcalfe, Mae Pfahlert, Ellise Price, Ethan Prince, Aneka Rossiter, 

Bailey Sharp, Molly Wilson. 

PBK - Taane Bayce-Horsley, Ruth Bennie, Miki Bercelli, Yasmin Coombe, Rhi David, 

Benjamin Eckhoff, Henri Fenn, Cecilia Gardner, Lukas Henderson, Paul Katthoefer, 

Ronan Kaye, Ethan Kerr, Huck Levy, Emily Lovelock, Charlie McKean, Helene Price, 

Olivia Shore, Christie Southwick, Tabitha St Amand, George Taylor. 

PBT - Alfie Baldwin, Kasia Balls, Jessie Barkman-White, Brayden Courtney, Katey 

Donovan, Melissa Emasu, Caspian Ferens, Sabina Gibson, Minnie Harker Gilmour, 

Sam Johnson, Campbell Lanigan, Georgia McGregor, Barnes Metcalfe, Zak Miller, 

Chloe Murray, Angelique Price, Ollie Taylor, Daniel Wright, Otto Young. 

PCL - Elliot Bain, Ollie Baldwin, Amba Cameron-Small, Madi Cooper, Tivi De'Souza, 

Leo Duncan, Harrison Eastwood, Ava Erickson, Maddi Frazer, Josh Hasler, Sofia 

Heath, Zoe Hindmarsh, Victor Justen, Jamie Kerr, Louis McCutcheon, Myles Nichol, 

Ella Parker, Silke Schneider, Niamh Stuart, Zavier Taylor. 

PGO - Mackenzie Allison, Ottavia Barra Caracciolo, Cholula Brown, Monty Brown, 

Luke Gendall, Oliver Haines, Trae Hessian, Jinho Hong, Nina Iseli-Adams, Meg 

Kilbride, Ella Miles, Toby Nathan, Rory Read, Milly Robinson, Olivia Rudhall, Kiara 

Searing, Tamehana Urquhart, Finn van Maren. 

PHO - Max Birkby, Sarah Bloomfield, Baylee Campbell, Chicane Cooper, Violet 

Davidson, Che De'Souza, Luca Frires, Cody Gemmell, Jessica Gould, Evy Green, 

Aimee Harrold, Grace Heath, Tom Heather, Hunter Hewson, Sam Jewell, Olly 

Lyon, Dan McKean, Fiona Murray, Kalan Nichol, Leah Polk, Ashley Rasmussen, Ella 

Robinson, Tom Sides, Sophie Spaninks, Hannah Stephens, Meg Thomas, Nathalie 

Urquhart, Jessie Winter. 

PRB - Emma Arthur, Will Christian, Mikayla Duncan, George Geck, Thomas Gibson, 

Harry Gillespie, Sophia Gooch, Albie Haynes, Jessica Hollow, Louie Hose, Hunter 

Kee, Flynn Kilbride, Chloe Latimer, Ashley MacCulloch, Tia McCutcheon, Jorja 

Miles, Hazel Murray, Jaime Olley, Maddox Peneamene, Mohan Piron, Oli Prince, 

Sam Soper, Noah Stephens, Jamie Toomey, Tess Treadwell-Burke, Isabella Urquhart, 

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PSL/PTA - Jemma Brake, Sienna Christian, Reuben Dale, Annika Gibson, Ben Hawkins, 

Leithen Henderson, Ewan Hughes, Lizzie Laws, Blaise Lockie, Elena McFadgen, Taki 

McLachlan, Cooper Mills, Emma Niederer, Chilli Papai, Fergus Read, Caleb Smith, 

Ethan Van Niekerk, Czaliya Viloria, James Watherston, Caleb Wright. 

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New Zealand has many introduced species that have both 

positive and negative impacts on our native environment. 

Early settlers have introduced a number of these animals 

and plants. Five of the most impactful species are rabbits, 

mustelids, deer, cattle and pine trees. 

Rabbits were introduced to New Zealand in the 1830s to make 

it more like the English countryside, where they were shot as 

a recreational sport. However in areas such as Central Otago 

rabbits have eaten much of the expensive grass supplied 

for cattle by farmers as well as burrowing out lots of dirt and 

making the ground unproductive and unstable. As they can 

reproduce up to six babies every two months they have 

become more of a pest. Currently, nationwide, rabbits eat 

almost $50 million worth of grass every year so some people 

have invented ways to try to limit their numbers. Unfortunately 

it would be almost impossible to completely eradicate them 

without causing damage to other innocent animals and plants. 

Methods to eradicate them have been those such as shooting, 

poisoning and hole plugging. Hole plugging is when the 

rabbits hole is blocked with dirt and rocks so that the rabbits 

can’t escape to get food. They eventually starve to death. 

However some more insightful ideas were attempted such as 

introducing their natural predator mustelids to hunt them. 

Mustelids such as stoats and ferrets were introduced in the 

1870s to help control the ever growing rabbit population. 

Although rabbit numbers stabilized for many years, native birds 

and eggs were killed because they were a defenseless target 

that would make for an easy meal. As a result of this many of 

these native species are now endangered and millions of 

dollars worth of government funding is being poured into 

trapping and poisoning mustelids. The goal is to make New 

Zealand predator free by 2050, so some islands and sanctuaries 

are purely dedicated just to keep them alive for that day. From 

that though another problem may arise. With all of the mustelids 

gone from here rabbit numbers may rise again uncontrollably. 

Another issue is 1080. Currently agencies such as DOC use the 

controversial poison, 1080, to kill these predators. As 1080 is 

large scale drop, many people are opposed to it because other 

animals like deer also die from the poison. 

New Zealand has many species of deer, most of which were 

introduced in the mid 1800s. Deer came to introduce hunting 

as a sport in the country. However deer thrived in the alpine 

environments of the southern area, and by the 1930s, paid 

deer cullers were employed to kill hundreds of thousands 

of deer. Deer were killed mainly because of the damage in 

the bush they were causing, purely as a result of their size 

and destructive nature. Deer culling continued on late into 

the 1900s until it was eventually stopped when deer farming 

began in Central Otago. Nowadays deer farming makes 

millions for New Zealand through the export of meat and 

also the antler velvet which is used in medicine worldwide. 

We have the largest deer farming industry in the country 

in Central Otago and New Zealand is currently the largest 

industry in the world with approximately one million deer 

inside the fence. Still there are many wild deer but there is no 

need to eradicate them as their numbers are kept steady by 

recreational hunters such as myself. Though there are many 

deer in New Zealand sheep and cattle outnumber them 20-1. 

We try and try so hard to fit in 

So much time is spent becoming ‘perfect’ 

All this time we try to figure out who we are, 

who we want to be 

Never realising the answer was standing before us all the while 

We are who we are 

Every one of us unique 

In each and every way 

Everything we do 

The choices we make 

They outline our future and show us who we truly are 

The person truly in our heart and soul 

JEMMA BRAKE, 9SP 

Sheep were introduced to New Zealand by Captain James 

Cook in 1773, the very first time a European strode our 

shores. Cattle came not long after in the early 1800s. Since 

then they have become by far the biggest industry in the 

country and their products such as meat, wool and milk 

have become world famous. However lots of native bush 

has been cleared for them to graze on grass and in Central 

Otago especially, thousands of dollars worth of water is 

being used for irrigation. On top of that these animals 

can pollute the air and the waterways. The methane that 

comes from cows (poo, fart, burp) is a greenhouse gas 

and emissions are contributing to climate change. Poo can 

also end up in rivers and streams leading to heaps of our 

waterways being deemed to be un-swimmable. On a high 

note, farmers have made lots of money out of their animals 

and many people are employed because of them, such as 

shearers, farm workers, factory employees and vets. This 

leads to sheep and beef being the two biggest industries in 

the country ahead of forestry. 

The forestry industry is built around pine trees which were 

introduced to New Zealand in the 1870s by Californian gold 

miners. They were planted to make an easily sustainable 

wood and paper supply for the influx in population of the 

area due to the Central Otago gold rush. Because they grow 

fast and tall, and seed often, they became a very invasive 

species that quickly spread out across the land suffocating 

other plants from the sunlight, and invading native habitat. 

Eradication methods include group fellings, poisoning and 

if the situation is completely uncontrolled then forestry NZ 

may buy the land and log it themselves. Nowadays there 

are approximately two million pines (1,575,900 forestry 

and about 450,000 privately planted); most of which are 

logged and then shipped overseas to be made into either 

paper, furniture or planks. Although New Zealand’s forestry 

industry supplies only 1.1% of the worlds wood it makes $5 

billion for our economy, as well as employing over 20,000 

people. However almost 7% of NZ’s land area is planted up 

with pines, much of which used to be native bush. Luckily, as 

of 2019 though, the local population of pine trees is quite 

small and fully under control. Thankfully they no longer 

pose a deadly threat to the surrounding forest and habitat. 

On a whole New Zealand has seen its fair share of introduced 

species, most of which have varied effects on the native 

area and are difficult to keep under control. The planning 

needed when introducing a new animal or plant needs to 

be monumental, and unfortunately our native environment 

was not ready for some of these species. Thankfully, because 

of modern technology and insight some of these unwanted 

species are being eradicated, making New Zealand a better 

home for our natives. 

TOM SIDES 8RN 

Fishing 

The boat slides through the water. We soon get 

to our favourite fishing spot. The boat slides 

away from the reef so we cruise back over the 

reef and bait up again. 

Suddenly I feel a tug. Another one comes - then 

I strike. I have got one, so I flick the switch and 

the reel pulls it up. It is a bluenose. We gaff it 

and put it in the chilly bin. 

We head to a different spot where you catch 

blue cod. 

We get heaps. We start to gut the fish and have 

a little fish while we do that. We cruise back into 

shore, pack up and drive back to Wanaka. 

FLETCHER DAVISON 7BH

B 

P 

B U S I N E S S 

C H A L L E N G E 

The BP Business Challenge was an incredible experience 

that was really eye-opening for the eighty students in Year 

11 that participated in the three day event. Wednesday 

22 nd May was the first day - we were introduced to our 

facilitators for the next three days, Paul and Erica, both 

with plenty of experience with all things business, 

architecture and thinking outside of the box. On this day, 

we didn’t just think out of the box, some of us also got out 

of our comfort zones. 

Day 1 was all about introducing and getting used to 

things. We competed in the North Block as groups in lots 

of challenges, one of them including re-designing the 

traditional ‘shopping trolley’ and then pitching our ideas to 

everybody else. All of us developed a deeper understanding 

for the concept of pitching and what to do as well as what not 

to do. It built up our confidence and got us all comfortable 

with speaking in front of others. 

Day 2 was not just another day in a row that we got to 

wear mufti. Rather, it was a day of getting our heads 

down and turning our passions into a business. At the 

end of Day 1, we all wrote on sticky notes, huge issues 

and problems we see in the world, some including plastic 

pollution, education, mental health, etc and if there is 

one thing we learnt from Erica and Paul, it was that you 

can’t have a solution without a problem. There must be 

a reason behind the drive of creating a business, so we 

all chose the problem we felt resonated with us the most 

and started to create our business from there. We were 

in groups of around six, but it differentiated. It was really 

important that we were in groups with the topic that we 

were passionate about, it gave us an inner drive to fight 

for a solution to the problem. We got into our groups, 

brainstormed and all tried to put our weight in to make 

the best business of them all. 

We started Day 3 with our minds full of ideas. Some of us 

had done the hard work on their pitches the night before. It 

was a mad rush to the end but Paul’s kind words and Erica’s 

enthusiasm helped us to the finish line. One crazy kahoot 

later determining which space in the North Block we got 

to use to present our business, all of our pitch locations 

were set up and ready for the five local community judges 

to come and experience our blood, sweat and tears of the 

last 48 hours. After five intense eight-minute pitches the 

challenge was done. 

Every team left it out on the table, with amazing ideas 

that left the judges with a hard decision ahead of them. 

During the time we all filled out a survey to say how 

amazing Erica and Paul were, then they were back with 

the rankings. Everyone did amazingly well, Paul said that 

we were "up there" in all the many schools he has visited. 

A huge congratulations to third place - CEO Georgia 

Robertson with their idea of SEA 2 SEE (blue light glasses). 

Second place was awarded to Nico Richter’s group, who 

designed CO2 absorbing tiles. Winners, Meg Thomas’ 

team, deskYOUcation, created a tabletop that wowed the 

judges. Her amazing team consisted of Isla Gellatly, Nicole 

Meyer, Whitney Bennett, Alexa McKay, Tess Treadwell- 

Burke, Dylan Rimmer, Luca Harrington and Nevada 

Wolfgramm. Congratulations! 

If you are considering participating in the BP Business 

Challenge, we would wholeheartedly tell you… do it! 

The business skills and confidence you gain is priceless. 

Take these opportunities, it is well worth it. Many of us 

definitely consider the memories and challenge of it to 

be a highlight of Year 11. 

NICOLE MEYER AND MEG THOMAS 

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Waning Gillibous 

Oscar Goodwin, Otis Murphy, 

Philip Massey, Max Byrne. 

Liquid Breakfast 

Luca Geogalli, Daniel Hadida, 

Patrick Lusty (absent), Flynn Rosie, 

Devlin Lynden. 

TYBO 

Oliver Prince, Hadley Tamati, Luca Harrington, Dylan Rimmer. 

Smashing Yams 

Kimiya Byrne, Oliver Prince, Lauren Rimmer, Kahu Nepia, 

Oscar Goodwin. 

Absent: Tao Hawkey-Hight, India Yule. 

Last Minute 

Caleb Eason, Tana Hansen, 

Red Simpson, Elliot Frost. 

Absent: Evie Simonsohn. 

Better than nothing 

Archie Orbell.., Harry Anderson:D, Henry McConnell?, 

Clarke West! 

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Ethan Arriata, Ollie Blyth, Kahu Nepia. 

Moss on Rock 

Imogen Dougherty, Eve Paddon, Georgia 

McGregor, Emma Niederer, Helene Price. 

Purple Hats 

Billy Sandri, Liam Beaton, Kobi Maibach. 

Not Relevant 

Harry Grimsdale, Liam Allan, Luca Georgalli, 

Hunter Paull. 

Not Yet Rated 

Ethan Carleton, Tom Heather, Quinn Curtis, Toa Roode, 

Owen Lea. 

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Lauren Rimmer, Flynn Rosie, Kimiya Byrne, Olly Rowe, 

Daniel Hadida, Estelle Norman, Alastair Monteith. 

8th Dimension 

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Back: Helen Carter, Tao Hawkey-Hight, Max Porter, Matai Wells, Liam Williamson, Max Byrne. 

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Middle: Tracey Gibson (COACH), Shanae Sanders, Maggie Stiven, 

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Back: Abigail Winter, Isla Gellatly, Josie Plimmer. 

NETBALL 10 A TEAM 

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NETBALL 9A TEAM 

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NETBALL 7A AND 8A TEAMS 

Front: Grace Heath, Taylah Jones, 

Bonnie McGregor, Eva Gilbertson, 

Sophie Walsh, Millie East, 

Ruby Cochrane, Mya Walker. 

Back: Lili Kaler, Amaya East, 

Millie Quick, Sophia Gooch, 

Mila Culpitt, Evy Green, Ella Asberg. 

Absent: Livi Arnold, Daisy Sanders. 

VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR BOYS 

Front: Rory Read, Eligh Hollegien, Harry Gilbertson, Toby Davies, Otis Harry. 

Back: Ben Simmers, Ewan Hughes, Ben Silipo, Xion Lippe. 

VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR GIRLS 

Front: Amelia Holmes, Kiara Bercelli, Olivia Jones, Emily O’Donnell, Scarlett Norman. 

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Campbell Wright, Olivia Jones, 

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Kate Bennie, Amelia Holmes, Jack Findlay, 

Nicole Meyer, Ella Parker, Oliver Haines, 

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Amelia Young, Rhi David, Pippa Raffills, 

Daniel Kemner, Ben McMurray, 

Cooper Mills, Tom Sides. 

ADVENTURE RACING 

Front: Ben Silipo, Olivia Jones, 

Red Simpson, Zach Smith, 

Campbell Wright, 

Laurie Watson, Jack Liddell, 

McKay Watson. 

Middle: Rata Horan, Ella Parker, 

Jack Findlay, Emily Heath, 

Emilie Nicholson, 

Amelia Holmes, 

Piper Cavanagh, 

Olivia Sutherland. 

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Rhi David, Pippa Raffills, 

Melia Brett, Abigail Winter, 

Rose Armstrong. 

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Amaya East, Ania-Kanu Saklani, 

Emily Stembridge, Lulu Pettit. 

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Taylah Jones, Anton Jones, 

Ben McMurray, Millie Quick, 

Ryan Enoka, Riley McRae. 

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Skye Watson, Fletcher Davison, 

Tom Sides, Jojo King, 

William Schurink, Codi Gemmell, 

Fred Johnson. 

Back: Sophia Tuck, Chantel Thurston, 

Kezik Magill, Louie Hose, 

Jessie McNeil, Harriet Sargood-Ross. 

GET 2 GO FINALS TEAM (2018) 

Georgia Robertson, Lachy Moore, Red Simpson, Alexa McKay, 

Whitney Bennett, Jessica Courtney, Jack Liddell, Zach Smith. 

JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 

Front: Lucas Barron, Hunter Cranfield, Ania-Kanu Saklani, Catty David, Taja Rowan, 

Bella Edwards, Stella Dineen, Amaya East, Chantel Thurston, Tilly Pryor. 

Middle: Hugh Ragg, Sam Beale, Arlo Hanning, Georgia Lindsay, Annika Massey, 

Abbey Ragg, Harry Hope, Louie Macandrew. 

Back: William McKeown, Riley McRae, Tom Sides, Hunter Tuck, Millie East, Caoimhe Heath, 

Kate Brown (MANAGER). 

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Front: Millie East, Scarlett Norman, Pippa Raffills, 

Rhi David. 

Back: Amelia Young, Henry Bowering, Amaya East. 

Absent: Archie Bruce, Georgie Bruce, Abby East, 

Jasmine Edwards, Kyle Evans, Abby Fisher, 

Estelle Gellatly, Danny Holt, Ewan Hughes, 

Rhys Hughes, Olivia McLachlan, Emilie Nicholson, 

Ryan Schmack, Zoe Smith, Leo Staufenberg, 

Niamh Townsend, Laurie Watson, McKay Watson, 

Skye Watson, Jessie Winter, Campbell Wright, 

Ryan Young. 

ORIENTEERING 

Liam Williamson, Ben McMurray. 

EQUESTRIAN TEAM 

Front: Romy Guichard, 

Maggie Miller, Ava Plimmer, 

Monty Hewson. 

Back: Sophie Plimmer, 

Carter Hewson, Ellie Bennett. 

KAYAK TEAM 

Front: Joel Suddaby, 

Madi Gainsford, James Suddaby. 

Back: Dave Cassaidy (MANAGER), 

Corin Suddaby, Aden Cassaidy. 

RDA 

Emma Pearce, Cruz Morland, Eamon Smith, Ewan Little, Zach Scott, Caleb Smith. 

Absent: Sabina Gibson, Leightyn Hessian, KC Miller, Tammy Miller. 

SHOOTING 

Ruth Bennie, Jacob Curtis. 

Absent: Reuben Collett. 

MTB 

Front: Amy Benson, Cooper Mills, Ty Muirhead, George Crotty, Thomas Benson, 

Kalani Muirhead, Niall Alexander, Rylan Nichol, Emily Schmidt. 

Back: Ryley Spargo, Archie Orbell, Luke Hancock, Henri Fenn, Mica Drake, 

Taane Bayce-Horsley, Ned Hudson. 

Absent: Flynn Harvey-Wills, Mathilda Watterson, Vincent Gerrard. 

SAILING 

Front: Tom Millis, Erica Hudson, Kahu Nepia, Stellar Nepia, Yasmin Christian. 

Back: Will Christian, Anataia White, Sebastian Rhind, Bonnie McGregor. 

Absent: Caleb Eason, Ned Hudson, Nina Lee Smith. 

ROWING 

Front: Emily Findlay, Ashley Toovey, 

Sophie Fenn, Sophie Hodgkiss-Blyth, 

Tao Hawkey-Hight, Emma Smith. 

Middle: Quinn Curtis, Ruby Boyd, 

Lyla Chamberlain, Pipi Horan, 

Maggie Stiven, Ella Parker, 

Neve Faed, Owen Lea. 

Back: Aneka Rossiter, 

Samara Goodall, Rata Horan, 

Sammy Harry, Hayley Ambrose, 

Amber Hewitt. 

Absent: Lucia Brown, Patrick Hartley, 

Sophia Perkins, Bella Sarginson, 

Oliver Thomas. 

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Kamryn Reddy, Mitchell Evans, 

Sam Teal, Jono Watson, 

Ryan Jones, Jesse Robertson, 

TJ Lilly. 

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Harry Gillespie, Sam Horton, 

Marcus Hetherington, 

Milan Martinovich, Rhys Hughes, 

Ollie Williams-Holloway, Otis Harry, 

Callum Smith, Matthew Robinson 

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Tait Scurr, Hamish Robinson (CO- 

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Ethan Kerr, Matthew Wilson, 

Lachie MacDonald, Craig Read 

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Back: Shelley Barrett (MANAGER), Michele Olsen, Jamie Kerr, Kate Richards, George Taylor, Olive Pujol, Eliza Hardaker, 

Lauren Rimmer, Samantha Laird, Tony Barrett (coach), Jono Groters (COACH). 

Absent: Amber Kelsen, Bobbie Wilson-Davies, Jessie Barkman-White. 

RUGBY U15 

TOURNAMENT TEAM 

Front: Ben Simmers, 

Rory Read, Cullen Meyer, 

Eligh Hollegien, Otis Harry, 

Luke Hancock, Ewan Hughes, 

Louis McCutcheon. 

Back: Jacob Field, Jake Green, 

Clarke West, Taine Smith, 

Ben Hawkins, Dane Morisawa, 

Benji Pujol. 

Absent: George Crotty, 

Thomas Evans, Lochie Hunt, 

Tyler McGregor, 

Maddox Peneamene. 

RIPPA RUGBY 

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Henry Bowering, William McKeown, 

Ruby Cochrane, Bonnie McGregor, 

Kyle Millar, Riley McRae, 

James Dougherty. 

Middle: Rylan Nichol, 

Kahlarni Hondelink, Kate Watson, 

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Back: Monty Brown, Aria Winter, 

Kiana Babbington, Evy Green, 

Henry Allison. 

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Congratulations 

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Earn while you learn 

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Ski or snowboard, enrol for 2020 today! 

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