20 May 2011 - St Peter`s College

St Peter’s College
Auckland, New Zealand
Catholic School for Boys in the Edmund Rice Tradition
May 20th, 2011. Newsletter 9/11
Mrs Alice Hickey
(Lesson in Fidelity)
Last week we had a function to honour Mrs Hickey - a teacher for 51 years (1960-2011) - 31 years
spent at St. Peter's College teaching Year 7. As per our recent tradition, we presented her with a stain
glass window which is located in the Edmund Rice Library. She joins nine other long serving staff
members in recent years with a tenure of 20 years or more at St. Peter's College.
An extra-ordinary achievement with a powerful influence on approx 1000 St. Peter's College young
men. She has put the gold standard of fidelity to her class and the myriad tasks of teaching. Quite a
contrast in this nanosecond world!
What have these 1000 young men experienced in their first year at St. Peter's under Mrs Hickey over
31 years?
• They would have experienced a patient woman who never much raised her voice. Her quiet
manner led to a learning classroom being an engaged and settled classroom. (Noise Reduction
101 Boy's Learning)
• They would have experienced a thorough grounding in the basics of maths, reading, faith and
other subjects. (Basics 102 Boy's Learning)
• They would have experienced a woman who made contact with boy's parents, - registered
approval and disapproval of boy's actions. Engagement of families. (Family Support 103 Boy's
Learning)
• They would have experienced a woman who understood boys - know which way they would jump,
understood their need for physical activity, PED and structure. (Boy's Needs 104 Boy's Learning)
• They would have experienced a woman who told the story about St. Peter's College, told the faith
that inspired the story, told the history and tradition. (Belonging/Tradition 105 Boy's Learning)
• They would have experienced a woman with excellent handwriting, a constant reminders on
homework, about doing the right thing, bringing the right gear etc. (Time Management 106 Boy's
Learning)
In telling the influence of Mrs Hickey on 1000's of Old Boys we tell of the influence that individual
teachers bring to the table daily. This vocation is not for the faint of heart, the sluggard or the
intellectually inept.
The worth of the teacher transcends the generations, creates or destroys opportunities for the
student in their care. As such, this noble profession is worthy of respect simply because teaching is
a profession of respect.
St. Peter's College salutes Mrs Alice Hickey in her 31 years on the front line. May her retirement be a
worthy and creative next journey.
AD MULTOS ANNOS
In His Peace
K F Fouhy
Headmaster
Mountain Road, Grafton 1023 • Tel: +64 9 524 8108 • Fax: +64 9 524 9459
email: [email protected] • website: www.st-peters.school.nz
Upcoming Events
Monday
23 May
AKSS Golf
Friend of Music
Film Evening
5.30pm Hall
CIE Mid Year
Exams
Pavilion
Tuesday
24 May
Wednesday
25 May
BOT Mtg 7.30pm
HOF Mtg 8.00am
Assembly Y7-8
Yr9-10 TreacyMass
Assembly Y11-13
CIE Mid Year
Exams
Pavilion
CIE Mid Year
Exams
Pavilion
30 May
31 May
2012 Enrolments
close
Richard Leonard
Seminar
AKSS X Country
Kapa Haka Mtg
7.15pm Staffroom
Thursday
26 May
Yr 10 Parent
–Teacher
Interviews Hall
6.00pm
CIE Mid Year
Exams
Pavilion
CIE Mid Year
Exams
Pavilion
1 June
Faculty Mtg
8.00am
Friday
27 May
2 June
3 June
Scholars
Assembly 12.00
Newsletter
Staff Only Day
Saturday
28 May
Sunday
29 May
Music
W/shop
Music W/Shop
Orchestra
1st XV vs SKC @
SPC
1st X1 vs TBA @
SPC
AKSS Cycling
Time Trials
4 June
5 June
1st XV vs TBA
1st X1 vs SKC @
SPC
Assembly Y7-8
Assembly Y9-10
Y13 Waikato
Univ.
Important dates for
the coming term
Bereavements
23 May - Eden - An Inside Story
(Friends of Music Fundraising Night)
Chris Chan - Great Uncle & cousin passed
away
26 May - Yr 10 Parent/Teacher Interviews
Ethan Tauevihi-Kahika - Nan passed away
30 May - 2012 Enrolments close
Niels Arnesen - Grandmother passed away
3 June - Teacher Only Day
5 July
- Yr 12 Parent/Teacher Interviews
7 July - Yr 13 Parent/Teacher Interviews
Adam White - Grandmother passed away
Karl Fitzpatrick - Grandfather passed away
Mitchell Kilgour - Grandfather passed away
13 July - Yr 11 Parent/Teacher Interviews
Enrolments Close for 2012 on
Tuesday 31st May 2011 at 4pm
Applications for Enrolment in 2012 are
welcome for Year 7. A limited number of
vacancies are available for Years 8-13
Absence From School
Please ensure you phone the school
by 9am if your son is going to be away.
We also ask that you send a letter with
your son on return.
Phone Mrs Alison Strong (Attendance
Officer) on 524 8108 ext 7341
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Please be advised that due to safety
concerns the front gate will be locked
from 3.00 - 3.30pm Mon - Fri.
Contact details
Please email
[email protected]
if you change address or your
contact details, i.e. home ph no,
cell ph no, work ph no, email
address, postal address, home
address, etc., so we can keep our
database up to date.
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Special Character News
The St Peter’s Man is a Man of Faith
Year 9 Retreats 2011
This week Year 9 classes have been going on a oneday retreat at the Franciscan Friary in Hillsborough.
St Peter’s College students have been going to the
Friary since our school opened in 1939. The Year
9 Retreat is being run by LOGOS. LOGOS is a
Youth Development organisation that runs under
the Marist banner. LOGOS have been active at St
Peter’s since 2003. Year 9 students on this year’s
retreat will have the opportunity to discuss and look
into the following themes:
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To become aware of my dignity, and therefore
the dignity of others and of God’s presence in
all of us
To have a deeper sense of God’s spirit in my
life
The opportunity to reflect upon God’s presence in
our lives and in the lives of others is a central focus
of the Special Character of St Peter’s College. In
taking part in the Year 9 retreats, it is hoped that
students will benefit from some space away from
daily school life in order to contemplate some of the
deeper issues of life and faith.
Service Programmes
The St Peter’s Man is a Man of Service
All Service Programmes are now well underway.
Any student who has not stated his required
hours should do so now. Please see your House
Teachers or Mr. Kingdon if you are stuck for
service ideas. Here is a reminder list of suggested
service activities:
• Tutoring younger students with homework
• Coaching junior sports teams
Donations for Event
Scholarship Fund
The College has established an Event
Scholarship Fund from donations from Parents,
Old Boys/Friends of SPC.
The purpose is to ensure that no boy misses
out on opportunities presented to them in sport,
music, camps etc. Would you consider making
a donation to this fund? Please contact the
Headmaster for details
Year 13 Kairos Retreat Reminder
Kairos Retreat # 5
A reminder to Year 13 students that applications
for the 2011 Year 13 Kairos retreat are now due.
Any remaining applications must be taken to the
Academic Centre on Monday May 23rd.
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Assisting the sick or elderly, for example
mowing lawns or helping in the garden
Visiting the sick or elderly
Environmental Service – e.g. planting trees or
clearing rubbish
Required Hours by Form Level
Year 7: Year 8: Year 9: 12 hours 12 hours 15 hours
Year 10: 15 hours
Year 11: 15 hours
Year 12: 20 hours
Centennial Celebrations
The Board of Good Shepherd School Balmoral,
Auckland invite past pupils of the school who
would be interested in forming (being part of)
an organising committee for the centennial
celebration of the school to be held in 2012, to
contact the school as soon as possible so that
planning of this event can get underway.
Good Shepherd School, 30 Telford Avenue
Balmoral, Auckland, 1041 Ph: 09 620 4962
[email protected]
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From the Office of the Deputy Headmaster
- James Haggett
Mid-Year Senior NCEA Trial Exams 7-10 June 2011
Mid-Year Senior CIE Trial Exams 13-17 June 2011
Senior Mid-Year NCEA Trial exams take place in
week 6, Tuesday 7th –Friday 10th June
The arrival times remain the same for exams that
do not take place in the Hall.
There will be no timetabled NCEA lessons for Years
11/ 12/ 13 in that week. Year 11/12/13 CIE lessons
are scheduled as normal. Students following a CIE
based programme will attend school as normal in
that week
Students will NOT be attending Yard Assembly
during this week.
Senior Mid-Year CIE Trial exams take place in
week 7, Monday 13th –Friday 17th June
Each day’s exam session will be complete by 4pm.
Students are advised that in the time period
between exams the school is in session as normal
for Years 7-10 and that this is respected fully.
The Library is available for study during these time
periods.
There will be no timetabled CIE lessons for Years
11/ 12/ 13 in that week. Year 11/12/13 NCEA lessons
are scheduled as normal. Students following an
NCEA based programme will attend school as
normal in that week
Student Requirements
•
Your son will receive his official exam timetable well
in advance.
Full School Uniform is a pre-requisite of
attendance at any exam
•
For exams that take place in the Hall, students are
expected to be at the front entrance to the Hall at
8.30 at the latest for the morning session.
Students to check with respective teachers
with regard to additionals for the exam such as
calculators.
•
All exam refill paper is provided by the school.
•
Students to bring stationery in a clear plastic
bag.
•
Students should avoid bringing objects of
personal value, mobiles, ipods etc
For the afternoon session, students are expected
to be at the Hall at 12.30 at the latest.
Students will be notified of exams that do not take
place in the Hall. The timings remain the same.
Scholars Academy Conference
Sixty one students from Years 11-13 were involved
in the inaugural Scholars Academy Conference.
Students took part in workshops on Goal-setting,
Study Skills and Tertiary Scholarships. Year 13
students studying Scholarship attended subjectspecific workshops.
Dyani Ellwood, a journalist and speech/drama
teacher led a workshop on Presentation skills.
Feedback from students indicated that this was a
positive new initiative for the College.
The next Scholars Academy conference will be
held on 30th June and 1st July.
Mrs M Duston – Director of Pedagogy
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Mr Haggett addresses the Scholars Academy on Goal
setting.
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From the Office of the Deputy Headmaster
James Bentley - Pastoral
Gateway
House Competition
St Peter’s is proud of its reputation for educating
the whole boy. Our goal is for our boys to leave
St Peter’s having fulfilled their potential and with a
strong values base embedded into their character.
Boys should also have clear goals for their next
step into the wider world.
The House Competition is back into the swing of
things after a hiatus over the holidays. Mr Finnigan’s
programme sees houses taking each other on
in a variety of activities which include debating,
basketball and ready steady cook. Treacy leaders
Brandon Fonoimoana 13TRE and Anthony
Casey 12TRE have some work to do if they want
to avoid the wooden spoon in 2011
Gateway coordinator Mr Boyle is currently working
with 12 senior boys in providing them with work
experience in their chosen pathway. The boys
have been placed with employers for a day a week
in a variety of industries which include electrical,
building, IT, personal training and broadcasting.
Two boys enjoyed their experience so much that
they have accepted apprenticeships in electrical
engineering and gasfitting. Feedback from
employers to Mr Boyle of the SPC boys has been
overwhelmingly positive, with all impressed with
the boys attitude.
Mr Boyle is constantly on the look out for prospective
employers prepared to offer work experience to
SPC boys wanting to join Gateway. Mr Boyle can
be contacted at [email protected] or
524-8108 x 7319.
Superstar DJ
After
spending
the
past few months in the
Gateway
programme
Robert Paunovic (13LYN)
is certain of one thing –
a life in radio is for him.
Since early in Term One
Robert has been spending
every Wednesday at the
Mediaworks radio network.
PLACE
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
HOUSE
RICE
O’DRISCOLL
NOLAN
BODKIN
LYNCH
TREACY
POINTS
2646
2611
2547
2480
2309
1917
Contacting Staff
We encourage parents to contact staff to discuss
their sons progress. Email or phone are the best
means of communication for our staff.
However, please be conscious that our staff may
not be able reply to your email or phone message
immediately but rest assured they will get onto it.
For meetings with staff please ensure you make
a prior booking, like any other professional
organisation our staff may not always be available
to meet with you.
Uniform
Please ensure your son is correctly dressed in
the mornings. The College will have no hesitation
in calling parents and asking them to collect their
sons if they are not in correct uniform.
Their stable of stations in include More, Kiwi, Edge
and the Rock FM. Robert has spent his time being
exposed to a number of different roles including
promotions, administration, sound technology and
broadcasting.
Robert says that “..this has been a fantastic
experience. I am learning lots and definitely want
to make a career as a radio DJ”. Robert intends
to spend next year working in the radio industry,
possibly overseas, before heading to Christchurch
Broadcasting school in 2013.
Just a reminder that all Year 12 and 13 boys are
expected to be in dress uniform from the beginning
of Term 2. The dress uniform is;
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College blazer
College long sleeved shirt
College navy long trouser
College tie
Black Dress shoes
Blazers can be purchased from the Edmund Shop
at the College. Seniors are not permitted to wear
jackets.
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From the Director of Middle School
– Steve Dooley
Congratulations - Best Effort Certificates
Name
Oliver
Harrison
Taylor
Devon
Matthew
Harry
Zyon
Xinda
Justin
Thomas
Peter
Sanford
Tarkyn
Brandon
Jeh
Joe
Daniel
Aiden
Mitchell
Owen
Francis
Surname
Ashton
Gregan
Usher
Wilson
Elia
Fui
Smith
Li
Havea
Esther
Hunt
Landall
Loloselo
Pais
Tham
Long Smith
Nihotte
Witt
Landall
Fletcher
Jones
Class
7Bodkin
7Bodkin
7Bodkin
7Bodkin
7Nolan
7Nolan
7Nolan
7O'Driscoll
7O'Driscoll
7O'Driscoll
7O'Driscoll
7Lynch
7Lynch
7Lynch
7Lynch
7Rice
7Rice
7Rice
7Rice
8B
8B
PTFA News
PTFA Annual Raffle
The PTFA is conducting a raffle to raise funds for
a new Chapel at the College.
Name
Campbell
Andrew
Mohammed
Mark
Max
Finn
Harry
Matthew
Liam
Timothy
Luke
Owen
Donald
Jack
Matthew
George
Martin
Mark
Kevin
Lucas
Fred
Surname
Wood
Summers
Bohra
John
Frear
Hackshaw
Gianotti
Whitehead
Dorotich
Molloy
Redward
Suarez
Mavunga
Richards
Vujcich
Wright
Tra
Graham
Roy
Bedford
Koloamatangi
Class
8B
8B
8R
8R
8R
8J
8J
8J
8J
8L
8L
8L
8L
8G
8G
8G
8G
8W
8W
8W
8W
Entertainment
Books
The raffle will be coming out in term three and we
hope this is a major fundraising success for the
College.
We are very keen to hear from any parents,
friends or family who could donate prizes for this
fundraiser
e.g. travel, electronics, sporting goods, etc. All
offers gratefully accepted.
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Or if you are able to access goods or services
at discounted prices we would love to hear from
you.
Are to be distributed to all students in Yrs 7-9
for purchase soon. If any parent has already
purchased their book or knows they don't want
a book to be given to their son, then the Form
teacher can be informed.
If you can help us, please email Emma Malloy on
[email protected]
All books at the same
price as in 2010 $65.00
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Career News
Workchoice Day 2011
Forty students from Year 12 took part in Workchoice
Day last week. One group visited two Engineering
companies, and the other group went to Meredith
Connell, a Law firm involved in prosecution, and
CMC Markets, a finance company.
The Engineering group had the privilege of going
to Victoria Park Alliance and walked through the
new Victoria Park tunnel which is currently under
construction. In the afternoon, they visited Tonkin
and Taylor, a company specialising in Civil and
Environmental Engineering.
It was great opportunity for our students to hear
about the different occupations available and
to see work in action in these companies. There
were some excellent presentations from young
role models who talked about their personal career
pathways.
Careers in Aviation
CTC Aviation trains Pilots and is based in Hamilton.
They are running a roadshow in Auckland on
11-12 May. To register go to [email protected].
There will also be an Open day at their facilities in
Hamilton on Saturday 18th June. For information,
visit www.ctcwings.co.nz or contact sheryl.
[email protected]
Law Careers at Otago University
A Law seminar is being hosted at University of
Otago House, 385 Queen Street on Monday 20
June from 7-9pm. The structure of Law degree
at Otago University and career opportunities
will be discussed. Please register in the Careers
department.
Year 12 students exiting the Victoria tunnel on Workchoice
Day
Carpentry Apprenticeship
A carpentry apprenticeship is available for a student
in Year 12 or 13. The employer is looking for a
student with sound practical ability and a strong
academic record. Please see staff in the Careers
department as soon as possible if interested.
The following has arrived at St Peter’s
College. Please collect from the
Careers department:
• Prospectus for 2012 for Otago University
• Application forms for Physical Education at Otago Uni. The closing date is 15 Aug ust 2011.
• Information on the Sir Edmund Hillary
Scholarship, Waikato University. Awarded to
students who have performed at a high level in Sport
or Creative/Performing Arts, who have involvement
in the school community/leadership, and who have
a strong academic record. Scholarship covers full
tertiary fees for the duration of study at Waikato
University, provided B grade average is maintained.
Closing date 31st October 2011.
St Peter's Science Fair 2011
On Thursday the 30th of June and Friday the 1st
of July, we will be holding the St Peter’s College
Science Fair in the Hall. All Year 7 students are
taking part plus two Year 8 classes. One of the
goals of the Science department is to have every
student at St Peter’s College complete a science
project during their time at school.
This event is being organised by Mrs. Catherine
Amos (Middle School), Mr. Tristan O’Hanlon
(Science) and the SPC Science Portfolio, who will
also serve as the judges. The winning projects will
be selected to compete at the Auckland Science
and Technology Fair being held in September.
We would like to invite parents to view the event on
Friday the 1st of July in that Hall from 11am to 2pm.
This is a celebration of science and we hope that
students will enjoy and learn from this experience.
Tristan O’Hanlon
Assistant Head of Science
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Year 9 Artwork - Pop Surrealism
Chris Han
Eamon Mcardle
Michael Reid
Darren Kellett
Music
Senior Orchestra Workshop
Sunday 29th May 2-6pm at St Peter’s College
Senior Orchestra Workshop
Sunday 12th June 2-6pm at St Peter’s College
Chamber Music Contest
Week of June 8th – 12th – dates for the performing
groups yet to be advised.
Connor Bellett
SPCNet
All SPC students now have a login for the SPCNet
services. To gain access to their class websites,
the boys may go through the St. Peter's College
website (http://www.st-peters.school.nz) and
then find the link for SPCNet.
Once there, the boys can click on the Sign In link and
enter their login which is their firstname.surname
(ie: John Smith would be john.smith or billy-joe
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hanson-stewart would be billyjoe.hansonstewart)
and the password is "change".
As soon as they log in they will go to their account
settings and change the listed email account to
their personal one and (very important!!) reset
their password to something they will remember.
All SPC teachers will be creating/updating pages
in the coming weeks.
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Year 8 Artwork - Superhero vs. Supervillain
Jason Lau - 8R
James Gorrie - 8G
Mark John - 8R
Dom Rankin-Chita - 8G
Connor Adam - 8R
Auckland Youth Symphony Orchestra
going to Berlin via NEW YORK
Tim Beveridge will be performing a series of concerts
to help raise funds for the upcoming trip to the Young
Euro Classic Festival in Berlin. This is the the first
time a New Zealand orchestra has been invited to the
prestigious event.
NEW YORK NEW YORK, is conducted by
Antun Poljanich and featuring some wonderful
orchestrations written for me by Russ Garcia for my
album SINGER with the NZSO. The orchestra will
also perform selections from WESTSIDE STORY
Symphonic Dances.
Tickets: Adults $29.90 / Seniors $24.90
Students $19.90 / Child $14.90
Auckland - Wednesday May 18th 8 pm
Bruce Mason Centre www.ticketmaster.co.nz
Kerikeri - Saturday May 21st 8 pm
The Centre www.centakeri.co.nz
Orewa - Sunday May 22nd 2.30 pm
Orewa Arts & Events Centre Door sales
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Reminder! Charity Exhibition Opening Night is Friday July 1st 2011
St. Peter’s College senior photography students
Ravi Chand and Robert Paunovic are organising
a charity art exhibition to raise money for the
Christchurch earthquake appeal. Work will be sold
by paper auction.
Ravi and Robert are looking for work to be donated
by members of our St. Peter’s College community.
If you are interesting in donating work, please
contact [email protected] or drop it in
to the schools main office.
Work must be in by no later than Friday June 17th.
Sport
Rugby
Rugby Field Day vs Sacred Heart
Saturday is a massive day at Sacred Heart with 11
of our rugby teams playing there. All teams will be
looking forward to competitive matches. Players
are reminded to play hard but play fair at all times
and to win with humility and lose with dignity.
There are games throughout the day starting at
9.15am with four games and finishing with the 1st
XV at 2.30pm. It would be great to see parents,
supporters and players stay and support other
teams leading into the 1st XV game.
Soccer
by the Westlake Goal Keeper bringing down David
Browne in a one on one situation and resulted
in a red card. Nathaniel Hailemariam executed
an astonishing shot from a free kick to put St
Peters in the lead. Five minutes later Hailemariam
comfortably slotted his second goal to put St Peters
3 – 1 ahead.
The 1st XI were not prepared to relax with this
lead and continued to press forward. Hailemariam
completed his hat trick and David Browne scored
his second goal with a stunning backwards header.
At the final whistle the score was 5 – 1, St Peter’s
biggest ever win over Westlake.
The side will be aiming for more of the same when
they play Mt Albert Grammar on Saturday.
1st XI score a stunning, 5 – 1, win
against Westlake
The First XI bounced back from a disappointing
loss against Sacred Heart in the previous league
match, with a 5 – 1 victory over Westlake Boys. The
XI played against the wind in the first half giving
Westlake the chance to open the score from a free
kick.
Heading into the second half 1 – 0 down, the 1st XI
increased the intensity and tempo of the game. The
equaliser came from a penalty kick that was caused
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Sport (continued)
Photos of the 1st XI in action against Westlake
Spotlight on Hockey
Hockey is a relatively new sport at St Peter’s. It
was established in 2003 through the energy and
drive of Suzane and Warren Kreft and Mr Don
Niven. Hockey is now a well recognized sport with
four teams representing the school every year. The
1st XI has experienced notable success in recent
years. In 2008 and 2009 they won the B grade.
Last year they were runners up in the A/B grade.
One of the aims of the team this year is be serious
competitors in the A grade. They have made an
excellent start towards achieving this goal with a
hard fought 2 – 4 loss against Auckland Grammar’s
1st XI. The side were up 2 – 0 in the first half.
There are two Under 15 teams and a 2nd XI. The
U15A look a good prospect to be contesting the
top U15 grade. Teacher in charge of hockey Mr
Pedersen is very impressed with all the teams
attitude and commitment at this stage of the
season. All teams train before school with the
1st XI currently training three mornings a week.
Mr Pedersen is heavily involved in the hockey
program. He is manager and assistant coach of the
1st XI.
Interview with Sean Griffin – Captain
of the 1st XI
Captain of the 1st XI this year is Sean Griffin. He is
very proud to lead this side and has a strong link to
the begiining of hockey at St Peter’s. Suzane Kreft
is his aunty and Warren his cousin. This is Sean’s
third year in the 1st XI and first year as captain. He
is relishing the role of captain. Sean enjoys having
the responsibility of leading the team and on field
performance.
What are the strength’s of the 1st XI?
This year there is a good mixture of experience and
youth. Goalie, Daniel Pavihi, is very experienced.
Four of the team have representative experience.
Another strength is our coaches Christos and Kurt
Pereira are old boys and past players of the 1st XI.
They are very connected to the culture of the side.
The team has a strong bond and enjoy spending
time together.
Who are the key players and why?
I feel a responsibility as captain to play consistently
to a high standard every game. Playing in the centre
half position I need to make sure the game plan is
implemented. Daniel Pavihi has a good view of
what is happening from goal. He communicates
well to his team mates about positioning. Jamie
Newlands is in his third year in the 1st XI. He does
a great job of leading the forwards.
What are the team goals for the season?
To be a competitive A grade side. We want to
be recognised by the top teams as a genuine
challenge. We want the middle school boys to look
at the 1st XI Hockey Team and aspire to make the
team in the future.
What are some of your most memorable
moments in the 1st XI?
The build up to games is great. Spending time
together. Tournament week is a highlight of the
year. We are serious about performing well and
we also have a lot of fun. Mr Pedersen’s maths
tutoring during tournament week is also great. As
code captain for hockey Sean is keen to assist with
getting players on Skill development programs and
the purchasing of well priced equipment. Boys are
encouraged to see him if interested.
St. Peter's College will receive a $10 donation for each
pair of shoes purchased by students or any member of
their family.
Students will need to identify themselves as a SPC
student showing their student ID Card. Please note that
this scheme is available only at the Newmarket store.
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Spectator’s
Code of Conduct
St Peter’s appreciates and welcomes support on
the sidelines. Support needs to be positive and
in good spirit. Please familiarize yourself with
the St Peter’s spectator’s code of conduct and
adhere to it at all times.
• Remember that boys play organised sports for their own fun.
• Any inappropriate behaviour reflects badly on your son, the team and St Peter’s College.
• Applaud good play by your own team and opposition.
• Show respect for your team’s opponents. Without them there would be no games.
• Never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake during a game.
• Condemn the use of violence in all forms.
• Respect the referee’s decision.
Congratulations
Poa-Carlos Talataina – Selected for the Auckland
U18 Development Squad
Jake May, Zane Ross – Selected for the New
Zealand Little League (U13) Baseball Team. They
will be competing in a World Series Qualifying
Tournament being held in Guam in July.
Kane Keil – Selected for the BBNZ National U17
High Performance Camp.
Sean Wilson – Gained the following results at the
Northern Region Trampolining Championships;
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1st Place Sub-Junior International Indivdual
Trampoline
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1st Place 13 – 14 yrs Double Mini
Tim Molloy - Gained the following results at the
Northern Region Trampolining Championships;
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2nd Sub-Junior
Trampoline
International
Individual
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1st Sub-Junior International Double Mini
• Encourage players to play according to the rules.
EDEN-The Inside Story Movie Night Monday 23 May 2011
School Hall 5:30pm for food and music. Film starts 7.00pm
Eden --the Inside Story. A feature length documentary presented by award winning film-maker, Robin Kewell.
The Eden project idea came from ex-rock musician Tim Smit who ‘found’ the famous “Lost Gardens of Heligan’.
He and a few friends got together in 1996 with a plan to build a place to tell the stories of the plants that
changed the world and against all odds they somehow managed it. Eden -the Inside Story is a four part feature
length documentary which has been especially edited down to 90 mins for this film night at St. Peter's College.
From the seed of an idea to the reality, it shows how a small team of determined people managed to create,
what has been described by many, as the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’…
Name:
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Adult
@ $10 per ticket
Child
@ $15 per ticket
Family Pass (2 adults and their
children.) Please state number of
children________
@ $20 per ticket
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Payment Method; Cash or Cheque (Please make cheques payable to St. Peter’s College Music Department)
Ticket sales are at the Music Department office between 8:00am and 8:40am from Monday 9th
May until Friday 20th May or from the music secretary at other times if available)
Food, snacks and drinks available for cash purchase on the night
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To Love and to Serve
EDEN – the Inside Story
Described by many as the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’ the Eden Project in Cornwall turned a disused
clay pit the size of 35 football pitches into one of the World’s most visited gardens.
A place where you can see, hear and touch the ‘Plants that Changed the World’
Coffee, Rubber, Cocoa, Rice, Tea, the Spices and over 20,000 trees.
Award winning cameraman Robin Kewell filmed the project from start to finish, nine years and nearly
4,000 hours of footage capturing this ‘roller coaster ride’
This 90 minute screening at St. Peter’s has been specially edited for
this Friends of Music fund raising night.
The film shows how a BIG IDEA can be transformed into REALITY by a small, determined and hard working
team driven by a strong leader, Tim Smit, an ex-rock guitarist who discovered the “Lost Gardens of Heligan”.
Tim and his team gave up their paid jobs and their personal lives on this journey into the unknown
which resulted in the biggest greenhouses in the world, where millions of people are reminded of the
importance of plants to all life on Earth.
The music for the film was composed, arranged and performed by Jim Carey and many musician friends, the final
work features the voices of the massed choirs of Cornwall, with over 1,000 voices !!!
“Jim Carey’s music makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, the body tingle, this is powerful
stuff indeed” Music Review 2005
The Film will be presented by film-maker Robin Kewell with a Q & A session
after the screening
Lucky ticket wins ‘Eden the Complete Inside Story’ a 4 disc DVD set worth $45
St. Peter’s College Hall Monday 23rd May at 7pm
Doors open at 5.30pm For Tickets and Info call Anna Kofoed 524-8108 ext 7639 or 027-276-5305
or e-mail [email protected]
Adults $10, school children $5, family $20 (2 adults and unlimited children)
Food available from 5.30pm – sausage sizzle & curry and rice meal available to buy
Tickets on sale every day from Monday 9th May to Friday 20th May from 8.0am until
8.40am in music office and from music secretary at other times.
To Love and to Serve
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