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ISSUE 08 • 17 MARCH 2017

IN THIS ISSUE:

Principal’s Message 1

Junior Next Steps, Greenstone Camp 2

FAME! 3

Sports Coordinator Update 4-5

Duke of Edinburgh, Swiss Exchange 6

Student Congratulations 7

Music Update, YAMI 7

G&T Update, Debating 8

Branches Trust Art Auction 8

Careers Update 9

Important Dates, Meet the Staff 10

Canteen Deals, Swim Sports Video 10

WHSF Business Partnership Programme 11

Community Notices 12-27

Welcome to the Wakatipu High School newsletter on Teacher Only Day at the end of Week 7. It has been a useful day, including work on reviewing our strategic plan and a visit to the new school this afternoon. LE Reports - the second LE Report should be out by tonight. Please do go through it with your child. In particular if there are any 1s and 2s from the first LE that have not cleared then it is time for action to get your student back on track in that area. For juniors this definitely does include the upcoming Next Steps evenings, but can also include contacting subject teachers directly (see www.wakatipu.school.nz/our-staff for email addresses). Junior Next Steps - another reminder that our junior ‘parent-teacher-student’ meetings are next Thursday. Details re where meetings are being held will come out next week. Please see below for info and how to book in if you haven't done so already. NB School finishes and buses run at 1.50pm that day for all students. Parking - our parking strategy, including clamping unauthorised parkers, is now underway. It has even drawn a bit of media interest and I do want to clarify one point - which is that we are not trying to target parents, however, parents parking inside the school must ensure that they park in visitor car parks and/or register their vehicle when they sign-in. Musical - tickets are now on sale for this year’s school musical, Fame. The musical is always a fantastic show and a great night out. Please see below for details. Upcoming Events Otago Anniversary - Monday 20th March Junior Next Steps - Thursday 23rd March Musical ‘Fame’ - Wednesday 29th March to Saturday 1st April Please note that next week is another short week with all the local schools observing Otago Anniversary on Monday, and school finishes at 1.50pm on Thursday for Junior Next Steps. This lovely weather looks set to continue from later tomorrow, hope you get to enjoy it :) Steve Hall Principal

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A great week up at the Greenstone Flats with memorable experiences for our Year 9 students including: Walking the Lake Rere loop track Learning how and when to cross a river Kayaking on the easy rapids of the Greenstone River and working out how a river flows Getting some serious underwater time in the currents and movements of the "Room of Doom"

rapid!! And of course learning some routines of a camp including relating positively to students and staff

and dressing for the conditions! Thank you to the parents that provided valuable help and assistance to the teaching staff - Wal Guthrie, Lara Fletcher, Lindle Hingston and especially Jane Pearson who proved to be quite the kayaker!! Mr Mac

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Our Junior Next Steps evening has been revamped with the introduction of the new timetable and the advent of our Kaiarahi. This year, each student and parent will have a single 20 minute meeting with the Kaiarahi. The discussion will centre around the student’s goals, their learning engagement, and where to find and how to interpret information regarding both standardised tests as well as subject specific learning, progress and achievement. Please note that Senior Next Steps will continue to be with subject teachers as normal. The meetings will take place next Thursday 23 March from 2:30 - 6:00pm. School will finish at 1:50pm, with buses running from that time. Parents are asked to schedule an appointment with the Kaiarahi using the School Interviews website (www.schoolinterviews.co.nz) using the code ecz5a This is a really important evening for all Junior students and parents and we do expect all to attend. If you or your child are unable to attend on the evening, please email your child’s Kaiarahi directly to arrange another meeting time.

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F A M E !

FAME! Opens in less than 2 weeks! Tickets are now available on Eventfinda: - click here for tickets. Wed 29 March - Sat 1 April at the Memorial Centre. Bust out your leg warmers, mesh singlets and headbands and join in the fun and antics at the famous New York FAME school of Performing Arts! Adults $27 Child $12 Rehearsal Schedule March 20th - April 1st WEEK 8 Monday 20 March ALL DAY Rehearsal and photo shoot 9am - 5pm Tuesday 21 March : After-school 3:45 - 5:30pm - ACT TWO Wednesday 22 March : After-school 3:45 - 5:30pm - ACT ONE Thursday 23 March : After-school 3:45 - 5:30pm - ACT TWO Friday 24 March - pack in - cast not needed - some crew needed Saturday 25 March - ALL CAST, BAND & CREW (start times to be confirmed) Sunday 26 March - ALL CAST, BAND & CREW 9am - 5pm WEEK 9 Monday 27 March - ALL CAST, BAND & CREW 9am - 5pm Tuesday 28 March - ALL CAST, BAND & CREW 9am - 5pm Wednesday 29 March - Saturday 1 April - SHOW NIGHTS - call times for cast/band/crew approximately 4pm. TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW!

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Athletics Congratulations to all of the athletes who represented WHS at the Southland Secondary Schools Athletics Championships last Friday 10 March. Some outstanding results amongst the group with a lot of podium finishes and even some new Southland Records for Sophie Woodham and Tasuku Yoneto in the Hurdles. Next week, those that have qualified will head back to Invercargill to compete in the Otago Southland Athletics Championships before moving on to the South Island Secondary Schools in Summer tournament week. The following students won their finals with many others doing very well: Benny Britton - 1st 3000m Aleks Cheifetz - 1st 1500m Levi Collins - 1st High Jump Joshua Drinkwater - 1st 400m Gareth Harcombe - 1st 800m Todd Vermeir - 1st 3000m, 1500m Sophie Woodham - 1st 80m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles (new Southland record) Hayato Yoneto - 1st 200m Tasuku Yoneto - 1st 80m Hurdles (new Southland Record)

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Cricket The Boys 1st XI Cricket team marches on again to the Finals stage of the New Zealand Cricket 1st XI Cup. The team will travel to Dunedin this weekend for a 3 day tournament against the best teams in the Otago/Southland region after winning against Taieri College last Friday. Dan Lewis was the man of the moment with 71 not out in leading WHS to 249 in their 50 overs. The bowling unit was again clinical in finishing off the game. Good Luck! Swimming Congratulations to Sophie Adamson who qualified for 5 races at the annual DivII National Swimming meet held last week in Rotorua. She achieved 5 personal best times along with increasing her national rankings and making the final in the 15 year old girls 50m fly, placing 8th. This was Sophie’s first year competing at National level. Ice Hockey Congratulations to Gabrielle Mills who competed for New Zealand in the U18 Women’s team who won gold in the Challenge Cup of Asia in Bangkok. Otago Championships Athletics Four Remarkables Runners athletes competed at the Otago Championships Athletics meet on March 4th/5th with some great results. Congratulations to the following athletes: Lucas Erskine, Anika Moetaua, Levi Collins and Sophia Woodham for their performances. Grade 14s Sophie Woodham - 1st high jump, 2nd 100m, 2nd long jump, 2nd hurdles, 3rd 200m Levi Collins - 1st high jump, 2nd hurdles, 3rd discus, 3rd long jump Grade 13s Anika Moetaua - 2nd shot put, 100m finals , 200m finals Selected for the Otago Interprovincial team travelling to Masterton Lucas Erskine - 3rd Hurdles, 3rd long jump Selected for the Otago Interprovincial team travelling to Masterton WHS Netball AGM 21 March 2017 6.30pm Two Wild Sisters Café Terrace Junction All parents welcome Contact: Kay O'Connell at damkay17@gmail.com James Munday, Sports Coordinator

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Duke of Edinburgh: Training Day Last Saturday saw 42 Duke of Edinburgh students sitting their training day at school. Prior to undertaking their practice journey, students needed to demonstrate sufficient competency in the skills required such that they could undertake the journey safely. Thanks to the instructors students learnt all about the skills necessary to become independent in the outdoors on an overnight hike such as: camp-craft, trip planning, map reading, route finding, equipment and packing a bag-pack, health and safety and the list goes on and on... Tents were pitched, lunches were eaten on stoves and it seems that students are gearing up for their practice journey which will take place on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th of March. At the conclusion of the training day students thanked all instructors and staff involved: Brian Hall, Paul Mountain, Guillaume Charton and Penny Hearn.

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S W I S S E X C H A N G E

Bonjour! My name is Elsie, and I am a Year 13 student who is in love with the French language. When first discussing the Swiss exchange with Mr Charton about this time last year, I could not have foreseen just how incredible the experience would be. Though in saying that, two months of French immersion in the wee land of cheese, chocolate and alpine skiing kinda gives you SOME idea. Over the winter of 2016, my family hosted Garance Martig from Switzerland. She attended school here at Wakatipu for a term, intermingled by many adventures. After saying “Au Revoir,” I spent the following three months in suspense until finally after exams, I boarded my flight with 22 other exchangees en route to southern Switzerland, Europe. My hometown was called Sion, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Whilst there, I went to their senior high school, ate their food (which consisted of cheese, cheese, and more cheese), had my first white Christmas, met some of the coolest people, became part of Garance’s family, and thanks to their efforts - saw some pretty spectacular places, which you can get a glimpse of in my short summary video (click here). After a very blubbery goodbye to everybody who had made our stay special, the NZ students then took the bullet train to Paris France, for a further four incredible nights before having to be dragged onto our 24hr flight home via stopover at Universal Studios, Singapore. All-inclusive I would like to thank Monsieur Charton and the school for this formidable opportunity. And to anyone reading this, I can only attest that the process of learning another language is beyond enlightening, as I witnessed first hand how your mind can be expanded through introduction to a different culture. In conclusion, for those of you who are defiantly monolingual, it is never too late to pick something up, so just step forward and do it. Merci beaucoup et bonne journée! :) Elsie Anderson

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Itinerant music lessons are now well under way and there is space for students in the second semester music programmes to access these lessons this semester if they wish too. Interested students should see Mrs Price in the music room. Important Dates: Big Break - May 26 Rockquest entries due - May 9 Rockquest regional final - July 1 Anyone interested in playing the violin/flute/clarinet/cello who wants to join a school group, please meet Mr Monteath in the Music Room at 1.50pm each Wednesday.

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Y A M I S O U N Z S U M M I T

Spaces are available for students to attend the 2017 Music YAMI Sounz Summit held in Wanaka at the Lake Wanaka Centre on the weekend of 13-14 May 2017. YAMI (Youth Adult Music Industry) consists of Music workshops with expert tutors, panels, as well public performances. This year features Tutors from Fly My Pretties, Pacific Heights, Barnaby Weir, Anika Moa, King Kapisi, Warren Maxwell and Tali with more to be announced. Be part of this exciting event and take up the amazing opportunity to work alongside some of New Zealand's top musicians! Spaces are limited and selling fast so please sign up as soon as possible. A reminder that the WHS Awhi fund is available to assist students. For more information please go to: www.yami.nz or contact Maryanne Ahern mahern@wakatipu.school.nz

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After applying earlier in the year, Lexi Rosemore has been offered a place at the UN Youth Aotearoa Youth Declaration in Auckland (April 21-24). This is a very exciting opportunity and she is looking forward to travelling up for the 4 day event and representing Wakatipu High School at the event. Congratulations to Thomas Jarvis (Year 13); Rosa Ellis-Cook (Year 13) and Zak Komene (Year 12), who all had their work published in the ODT "Secondary Scene" segment last week. Links to their work are below. Thomas Jarvis – Click here Rosa Ellis-Cook – Click here Zak Komene – Click here

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G & T U P D A T E

We are well into the term now and students are busy with their classes and engaging in extra-curricular activity. A reminder that detailed information around the gifted and talented programme can be found at our intranet site below: Wakatipu High School Gifted & Talented Gifted and Talented Register We are looking for nominations for our Gifted and Talented register. This could be from parents, from students themselves, teachers or members of the community. If you think you or someone you know is gifted then please fill out the following short survey: Gifted and Talented Register 2017 The Great Kiwi CEM Competition The annual CEM Great Kiwi Science, English and Mathematics competitions are skills-based and closely aligned with the New Zealand Curriculum. The tests are designed by New Zealand teachers for New Zealand students. They are available for students in Years 9 & 10. Great Kiwi CEM Competition ICAS Exams 2017 We are now into the last few days of registration for ICAS exams! ICAS is an independent, skills-based assessment program which recognises and rewards student achievement. ICAS is unique, being the most comprehensive generally available suite of academic assessments for primary and secondary school students. * Each test incurs a cost of $10 and writing $20. Awhi may be available if needed. ** This form must be completed by Friday the 17th of March at the latest. *** Please review the dates below to ensure that you are available. To register please fill out the following form: ICAS Registration 2017 Poppie Johnson G&T Coordinator

D E B A T I N G

Representing Wakatipu High School with pride at the annual Russell McVeagh Debating Competition were six students last weekend, ready with refill in hand to write down some bullet points. Wakatipu A consisted of Bianca Crichton (3rd speaker), Maddie Jones (2nd speaker) and Leah Kissick (1st speaker and LR). Wakatipu B was made up of Henry McIntyre (1st speaker and LR), Lyndi Matthews (2nd speaker) and Nik Rooney (3rd speaker). With four of these amazing people in Fox House and two in Hay House, the clash between Fox and Hay come House Debating will be one to look out for. Both teams showed excellent form when put up against some of Otago’s finest, debating on topics ranging from New Zealand signing free trade deals with undemocratic countries to the weighing up of the harm versus good of patriotism. When faced with what some would define as failure, we saw it as an opportunity to show resilience, taking feedback in our stride to improve and reach for out heights. Wakatipu A and B both won 40% of the debates and Bianca picked up the honourable title of Best Speaker in one of the debates! A big thank you to Miss Harris for the significant role she played in getting the teams to Dunedin (and back again), with her behind the scenes work on the RAMs forms also noted. Leah Kissick Debating Club Leader 2017

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The Branches Trust Art Auction will be held on 28th July at the Memorial Centre. Any offers of help will be gratefully received. Please email Vinny at kandvmccorkindale@xtra.co.nz

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GUIDING YOUR CHILD TOWARDS A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Talking Careers with your child – research tells us that parents are a major influence. The greatest gift that a wise parent can give is HOPE in the future and FAITH in their child’s ability to have a happy future. Talking careers with your child is best when you're both relaxed – choose a good time. The key word is ‘comfortable’ – conversations about careers should never be tense, intense, impatient or controlling. 1. Start with general talk about their school day, or their sports and

hobbies. 2. Ask questions about what subjects they like, their interests, personal

values and what they think they're good at. 3. Give positive feedback and explore your child's answers. Would your

child like a career that is related to their favourite subjects or interests? 4. If your child has a dream in mind, talk more about this dream. What

does your child know about how to get this career? 5. Discuss what your child wants from their career. Attitudes towards

money, security or self-development may help to identify career options. 6. If your child is unsure, reassure them by saying you believe in them, and

help them to research options. Refer to role models Young people need inspiration from those who they admire. Talk about your experience of choosing a career, or talk about how family members, friends, community leaders or famous people found the careers for them. What to avoid Don’t impose your ideas - instead ask questions to clarify an issue. For

example, “This is a desk job, but you said that you would like to meet different people all the time. Does that matter?”

Don't discourage your child with comments such as "That's not right for you". This will push them away. Instead, explore the reasoning behind their career decision, and help them find out for themselves if it is the right choice.

Don't push the conversation if your child is not responding, try another time instead. It's also good to let your child know that you're always available to talk if they need you.

Good times to talk careers - There are many opportunities in the course of everyday life for you to start career conversations with your child: In the car The car can be a less intense place to have a career chat. Questions you could ask: "If you could do any job in the world, what would it be?" "What would you like to do after you finish school?“ Watching TV Some TV shows are great for talking about careers. For example: Police Ten 7: "Wow, the police have to deal with some difficult people. I'm not sure I could do that job. What do you think?" Shortland Street: "I think this show gives you the wrong idea about what doctors and nurses actually do. I think everyone interested in these jobs should do some real-life work experience." Border Control: "I wonder what you need to do to become a dog handler?“ Over a meal Your child may not want to talk careers at dinner time. Talk about your own experiences or observations to start the conversation - you don't have to talk about your child's situation, you can start with yourself or someone else. "The kid next door is starting an apprenticeship in carpet laying next year. I wonder how he got that idea?" "My parents talked me into being a teacher, but I would rather have tried landscaping. Hey, I might still do that!" "It can be scary to think you have to do the same job all your life. I know a lot of people who managed to do well after changing careers. Some have tried several different jobs.“ Playing sport or doing outdoor activities You may not want to spoil quality time with your children by bringing up career or training plans. Instead, some possible starters for conversations could be: "Wouldn't it be great to have a job outdoors? Especially on a day like today." "Being sporty helps make up for spending all week behind a desk!" Bronwyn Gardiner, Career Advisor

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WHO EVENT DATE

All Otago Anniversary Day – No school Mon 20 Mar

Yr 9 & 10 Junior Next Steps Evening (Student/Parent/Teacher Interviews) Thu 23 Mar

All Musical - FAME Wed 29 Mar- Sat 1 Apr

All Last day of Term 1 Thu 13 Apr

Important dates for your diary…

Meet the Staff…

David Harding

How long have you been at WHS? Since the start of 2017 What is your position? Assistant HOLA - Technology, and Digital Technologies teacher What do you love about the job? Working on creative projects with students and seeing them get excited about solving problems using digital technology. What do you like doing in your free time? Traveling, golfing, running, skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking... basically anything outdoors! What item could you not live without? Golf clubs. What do you like about Queenstown? The vibrant and diverse population, and the stunning natural environment. What's your favourite computer science joke? There are only 10 types of people in the world - those who understand binary, and those who don't!

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Next week’s daily specials, all at $4.50! Monday: Chicken Burgers Tuesday: Taco Tuesday Wednesday: Pizza Day Thursday: Fritter day- Banana or Corn Friday: Fish ‘n’ Chip Friday

S W I M S P O R T S V I D E O

Click here to view the great video put together by Bella Park.

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Contact Erin Tapp at the WHS Office to purchase your Entertainment Book. Phone 03 442 7370 or Email etapp@wakatipu.school.nz Or visit www.entbook.co.nz/260506v

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Teens Yoga A fun and non-competitive way for teens to develop concentration, creativity, self esteem and body awareness. With the teens there is a more focused approach to postures, sequencing, meditation and breath awareness. Older children and Teens are taught unique stress self management skills and are encouraged to integrate these skills so that they can take their yoga “off the mat ” and benefit in their daily lives. Email nadimarketing@gmail.com for further information.

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No 50 (Alexandra) squadron Air training Corps AGM 7pm Thursday 16 March Clyde Fire Station Contact Megan Bailey megan.bailey84@yahoo.co.nz

Cardrona Season Pass As we are fast approac hing the 2017 Winter Season, we a re getting into the full swing of things here a t Cardrona with our new Chondula going up , Earlyb ird Season Passes on sa le & now our Loc a l Sc hool Child Season Pass is ava ilab le. Pric es a re the same as last year with Sec ondary Sc hool Season Passes being $159. These passes are ava ilab le for purc hase from Marc h 1st until May 31st, 2017. Ema il Brooke Cross at Brooke.Cross@c ardrona .c om For the reg istra tion form

FIREARMS LICENSE Study the Arms Code, lea rn Firea rms Sa fety and sit your Firea rms Sa fety Test. DATES: Classes run MONTHLY TIMES: 7pm – 9pm VENUE: Waka tipu Polic e Sta tion For more information p lease phone Southern REAP on 0800 111 117 (from a land -line only) or 03 236 6008.

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Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt are stoked to be able to offer local school children season passes at a heavily reduced rate. The prices will remain the same as 2016 –$100 for a primary school pupils and $165 for secondary school pupils. This is a 3 Peak pass which includes Mt Hutt and night skiing! The ski area staff will visit the schools (Times and dates TBC in term 2) to process the passes. We aim to make this process as easy as possible and save parents having to battle the traffic and find a park to come into the snow centre to pay. If you have any questions please drop an email to Annah Dowsett – Guest Services Manager –annah@nzski.com

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The next AA New Zealand Defensive Driving Course is starting in Queenstown on Monday 20 March at 7.00pm. Please contact www.lakesdrivingschool.nz or txt 0276233534 for further course information.

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The school year has started again and we would like to offer Wakatipu High School students 30% off Northlands Professional day packs or tramping bags. This could be perfect for students and in need of a new tramping pack, or for students that would like a school bag that is suitable for day hikes too. This offer is exclusive to school students and will continue until the end of March. We just need students to bring some form of proof into Outside Sports (whether it be a school ID, their uniform, or other notices from school) and they will be able to claim the 30% off. Elmo Cotter Outside Sports

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