From the Principal Tena koutou katoa

www.rosehillcollege.school.nz 5 July 2019 Issue No. 21

Congratulations to students of the Visual Arts who produced excellent work for the Senior Art Exhibition last Friday evening. It is always a pleasure to see how talented our students are. Thank you to the Art Department and the judges for their time and input.

We celebrated academic, sporting, cultural and citizenship successes in our Year 9, 10 and 11 Celebration assemblies this week. Congratulations to all the award winners.

Reports for all students have been issued this afternoon. The second round of Student Achievement Meetings (SAMs) with Tutor Group teachers will take place on the first Thursday back for Years 11 and 12. Subject teacher, parent and student interviews will take place on Thursday 15 August and Monday 19 August. Should you have any immediate concerns please contact your son’s or daughter’s Head of House.

We wish our students a safe, happy and restful holiday, as Term 3, which begins 8.35am on Monday 22 July, will be a busy one academically.

Sue Blakely, Principal

HOLIDAY SUBJECT WORK TO DOMany students have assessments to finish. Reports will give information on what work was not completed.Reading.TERM 3 IS THE LAST TIME FOR SENIORS TO COMPLETE INTERNAL ASSESSMENTSA plan should be made of what needs to be done in that 10 week Term.Tutor Group Teachers have a planner and study timetable that can be given to students.SELECTING SUBJECTS 2020Y10,11 and 12 students will do this in the middle of Term 3, through the Student Portal.Information to guide them comes from:End of Term 2 Reports, subjects achieved in, intended careers, Mentoring from Tutor Group Teachers, Parents, Careers and Subject Selection Evening Monday 5 August, Online Course Selection Booklets.

BYoD UpdateRosehill College is committed to helping our students develop healthy digital habits and positively engage as global digital citizens.When we introduced BYoD and blended e-learning in 2013 the possibilities that were available to us to balance the needs of students developing skills of self-management in their use of digital apps or devices and the need to secure our network were limited. All parents and students were asked to agree to our Cybersafety Usage Agreement upon enrollment.New possibilities have since emerged that better enable us to balance these needs. Consequently, we are in the process of reviewing and changing our current Cybersafety Usage Agreement and all parents and students will be asked to agree to the updated policy in Term 3 this year.Part of the process we are undertaking is the introduction of a managed device programme for students from Year 9 to Year 12. This means that our college network will only be able to be used for learning purposes during school time. Managed devices (e.g. Chromebooks) will no longer be able to support gmail addresses outside of the school domain, be able to seek out proxy servers, or be able to access games or social media. Students will only have one device able to connect to the college network.We welcome discussion with parents about our updated policy and agreement. There will be parent information about finance options for purchasing Chromebooks, access to home internet and managed devices. We are available for discussions on 25th July from 1:30-6:00 in the library, on 5th August from 6:00-8:00pm in L1.

Military Prep School After 10 weeks of grueling military training 10 of our students Madi Tegg, Jackson Brown, Phoenix Collins, Jasmine Dhnoa, Leila Foki, Jamie Gray, Cushla Leonard, Levi McMillan, Meripa Seumanutafa and Anna-Maria Va’a graduated from the Gateway Military Prep Course. I had the pleasure of watching our students perform drills and receive their well deserved certificates. I couldn't be more proud of their dedication to this program and wish them the best for their future careers in the police and defence forces.Gateway Co-Ordinator, Nicky Tegg

Rosehill College Open Evening Thursday 1st August.

Parents and caregivers of Year 8 students who are coming to Rosehill College in 2020, are invited to the Rosehill College Open Evening on Thursday 1st August from 5pm in the School Hall.

Dates to RememberFriday 5 July

End of Term 2

Monday 22 JulyStart of Term 3

Wednesday 24 JulyBOT Meeting, 6.30pm

Thursday 25 JulyYear 11 & 12 SAMS

Year 9Good citizenMetua Daniel'Aisea FisilauLiara GovenderAaria JohnstonJack JohnstonChannelle KatukeBryleigh KenneyAra KimMikayla MarginsonHailey MarshallAlana MathewsSariah MayallAmelia MolyneuxDevin Muir-SakCohen RawnsleyKalen SanfordParmjot Singh

Year 10 Good citizenRylee CairnsHayley FergussonPhoenix FigotaAmber HillSandford KongAshley KumarMaey OntoyJayden PennellJasmin SidhuCody SucichAlicia Williams

Year 11 Good citizen Flynn AdamsCrystallyn AngelesRahul ChandSavannah Dalton-McDonaldEmil EllisonTiago FerreiraAnaru HallJessica KatsRichard KennerleyBrooklynKeown-WohnsiedlerJamie MoonCherry ParkTaryn RichmondTyler Ross-DooneChristian TamLuke TaylorMoses To'ofohe

Culture and Performing ArtsKahu AdamsAlex AlefosioDayton Cooper-ChaseMonique FairhallKatene HuriwaiJoey KahuiTipene KennedyBryleigh KenneyBrooklyn Mariu-ApiataDalio MarksDayton MooreJenjen TuareJahfreez Tupaea Uiese

Culture and Performing ArtsTainui Afeaki RickardShikayla FaituaTe Aue HuraTyler LeeKitahna Maxwell

Culture and Performing Arts Erin-Lee Albert Jack-Kino Aaliyah Brown Janaea Burns Levi Kelly

Academic Success Melody BairdKatie BillinghamSienna Billington-ShawMadi BoothAbi BoytAiden BrooksTyler BrownSera BukalidiRyan BurgessRitchie ClelandElise CooperJordis CurtisJayden De JonghRylee DeddenLuca DennettFelix EdgarCoree ElkingtonBo Qian Feng'Aisea FisilauNicole ForbesCharlotte FordStella GavinBrooke Giles-WellisRuby GribbenCortez HallSophie IgguldenSukhman KaurHarsharan Kaur

Academic Success Louis AbdulahhadHaitham AlaukatiZayd AliBrianna Baker

Academic SuccessFlynn AdamsWilliam AmerCrystallyn AngelesBailey AthertonPulkit BhakooChalisa BondAyla BookerParis Boyce-BaconJaimee BrownEthan ChamberlainGavin ChittyMitchell CorlissFinlay DennisMarissa DeviDannia EdwardsHyrum ElkingtonEirenei FonotiHannah FordEthan FrewinDenae GerberMatt GoodisonHazel GreggKatrina HarrisArwen HarrisonEthan HeikellPhoebe HodgsonKiranjot KaurJael LanderTyra LeitupoDevon LoweMelissa MainFiona McKinnonMicah McMillanRyan MichieAmy MillsJamie MoonJames MounsouphomFrancesca Moverley

Congratulations to the following students who received awards at the Celebration Assemblies held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.

Bryleigh KenneyAra KimHanna LuostariCourtney MainTerisa ManuelNate ManukauPatience ManukiaAlana MathewsSariah MayallEloise McCormackEthan McLaughlinKiyah McMillanMandy MolAmelia MolyneuxAidan MurphyChelsea NicholasScarlett O'HalloranJakhan PeaceEthan PieterseHannah ReidMichael RobinsonHolley RoebeckAmber RoebeckDeepak SharmaMeg ShukerGaurav SinghHardil SinghParmjot SinghGiocef SorianoRiley StandingTash SteadCohen StormBiqi TanTahlia-Marrie VeaEmma WaghorneChloe Waterman-KiraIsabel WatersMichaela WillmerEden Wood

Jordan BallRachael BarronMohit BhaironJezabelle BoytRylee CairnsAnna CarterHollie CookZharina DalanonKyle DayMegan DennisArija DunphyBinnaa DunwoodyNici ErasmusHamza FaisalJoanna FuShayne Garcia ElisakLivnoor GillKate GroshinskiAyoka GwynOlivia HarveyIsabella Hetaraka-TepaniaTe Aue HuraAmy HutchingsGurleen KaurHarmaan KaurSukhpreet KaurStella KimEucharist LafolafoIngrid LeeRaelene LeongBrody MackayTaryn McIlroy McNeillFinn MurdockJorja NeateLauren NoakesNatalie O'LearySophie PearceJaime-Lee PerryDannielle PetersonReuben PrinceDeiniel PurificacionFazeel QaiumDenise QuekAditya SaklaniJordan Schmidt-PatelShamit ShamelShamiksha SharminChirjeevin TamberHazel TaufahemaRittivong Thammavongsar Shrileen Thandi Christopher Thompson Tipene Tuhura Ebony Tukua Mariken van Daalen Kira Van Niekerk Chi Vu Abby Weeks Senaya Weeratunga Alicia Williams Izzy Williams Tian Zheng

Paige O'ReillyCherry ParkMikaila ParryAlisha PatelGemma PaterKelematina PerezDylan-Cassidy PerryIndi PhillipsQasem QasemiKhen RamosNatasha ReidQuaid SageKritika SelachSo-Hui SimMandhir SinghYoung SongBreeanne StuartEthan TahanaCourtney TaylorJulia TuTrizon UatisoneAnita VongkhamdyRose WakilaKelly WardBradley WebberDavid WeiSharon WesselsSophie WillmerMadeleine WilsonSelina Wong

CONGRATULATIONS

The Year 13 Physical Education students have been training for the last 2 months for the Auckland Tough Guy and Gal event. To do this the students have been utilising the facilities at New York Fitness on Elliott Street in Papakura. Owned and operated by a family of ex-Rosehill College students, we have been lucky enough to use the

state of the art equipment at the local gym. During our period 4 lessons, students have worked on developing their cardiovascular fitness in the ‘Cardio room” and during our period 5 lessons we were taken for training sessions by the master trainer Flloyd from Smashfit. We are thankful to New York Fitness for giving our students the opportunity to train at the gym and allow them to give their best at the Tough Guy and Gal event.

On Sunday the Rosehill U70’s rugby team had the privilege of playing King William’s college who were on a rugby tour from Isle of Man at Massey Park.After opening with a Haka the boys got down to business & showed them why NZ is famous for their rugby, it was an enjoyable game which we won 24-10Try scorers: Joel Nix, Daniel Moloney, Josh John Andrews & Anaru HallConversions: Daniel Moloney.The supporters in the stand really made it an awesome experience also.The after function was held in the Papakura Club rooms where the boys mingled together & shared experiences from both sides of the world. They were an awesome bunch to mingle with & we felt honoured to be a part of their tour.They selected our player of the match which was Anaru Hall & gifted something to our captain Noah Campbell as well.Both teams did Rosehill proud on Sunday. What an awesome experience

Rosehill 1st XV vs King Williams College.

Rosehill 1st XV Rugby were privileged to taken on King Williams College in their 1st International Game on Sunday, 30th June 2019 and it sure proved to be a HUGE success with both teams playing an amazing game of Rugby. The game was very exciting with the boys being quite evenly matched and both sides working hard to keep the other at bay. All the lads got along really well on and off the field and it proved to be a great experience for all concerned.The lads wore their uniforms with pride, showed much respect for themselves, their families and for did a great job in representing Rosehill College. We are very proud of the lads and they too can be very happy with their awesome achievements on and off the field. Congrats one and all for being such Super Stars.Special thanks to King Williams College for affording Rosehill College such a wonderful opportunity and also all the Teachers involved in making it happen & our very own Dannielle Wheeler for all the hard work and hours put in to make it happen. Thanks to Papakura Rugby Club for hosting both Teams, families and friends and for putting on a feed for all players. Thanks to Debbie Schoeman, Debbie Halton, Nana Karen and John Halton for helping set the tables and prepare the food and for the Papakura RC staff who manned the Bar. Thank you to all the parents who assisted with eats/snacks on the day. We are most grateful for the lovely gifts received from King Williams College – these will be proudly displayed in the school foyer.

Well done to the lads from both teams for the great game played, the awesome hospitality shown to our visitors, you good behaviour on an off the field and being such AMAZING young men.

Try Scorers: Ethan Halton (1,4,6), Ankush Heer (2), Isi Taimikovi (3), Lucas Hutton (5), MJ Matau (7)

Conversions: Digs Lander & Jarrod Hill

Thank to you all our Sponsors:

Four Square Waiau Pa, JDL Premier Asset Management, Transdiesel Ltd, Spartan 4 Toyota Automotive Dismantlers, Clotworthy Racing, Papakura Rugby Club, Mitre 10 Takanini, Countdown Papakura, PromoPrint Printing & Promotional Products

Rosehill (43) vs Alfriston College (7) - 29th June 2019 @ Rosehill College

Rosehill had mentally geared themselves up for a TOUGH game. The lads ran out on the field pumped and ready to rumble.Alfriston gave the lads a good run for their money – putting Rosehill through their paces. Rosehill stuck to their game plan, ensuring their defence was tight

and they stayed in their PODS.This structure, clear thinking, good communication and discipline is what saw them pull through and walk away as Victors.Congrats one and all on yet another fantastic game and awesome result. Very proud of you guys and elated to still be NUMBER 1 on the logKeep up the good work guys & thank you to our Coaches for all the hard work, dedication and commitment to the Team.

Try Scorers: Logan Ulberg (1,2,3), Martinez Taukeiaho (4), Isi Taimikovi (5), MJ Matau (6), Logan Ulberg (7)Conversions: Digs Lander & Jarrod HillPlayer of the Day: Logan Ulberg

Year 13 Physical Education

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Wahine Kākano - Young Womens ConferenceMonday 24th JuneAUT - Auckland City Centre

Four girls were chosen to attend the young womens conference organised by Elizabeth Marvelly. Lavinya Ranga, Angeline Cairns, Madison Naera and Cynthia Grace attended a day of workshops and conference talks hosted by Anika Moa. Some guest speakers included Lisa Tamati - extreme marathon runner and multiple business owner, Alison Mau and Miriama Kamo - TVNZ hosts.

The whole purpose of the conference was to empower young women to inspire them to great heights to feel like they could achieve anything they set their minds to.

Whaea Kahmil

Regan ElliottSullivan Lea'anaIngrid LeeJason Luu

Abi BoytAdara DukeAnaru ThompsonAngel McKenzieAnnalise DoncasterAshleigh LambBavneet DhanoaBen ReayBhavdeep RattuBraiden TimothyBriana EastmanBrooke StewartCallahan TreadawayCohen RawnsleyDaniel CrossElise CooperEthan BrownEthan Götz-PriceGemma Cairns-MurphyGeoff RibuHarry ColesHarsharan KaurHollie CookJett ChandlerJordan BallJordette Hamilton-ParahaJye MarginsonKabir SainiKevin Vimal

Bronze Award Recipients

Silver Award Recipients

Each week, every Year 9 and 10 student is gauged against our school values by the teachers of English, Maths, Science, Social Studies and PE. Students who achieve the maximum possible marks for five weeks gain a Bronze Award. By gaining another five weeks of maximum values, students move from Bronze to Silver and so on.

The Manaakitanga awards indicate that these students are being consistently Respectful, Responsible and Caring - or in other words are showing Manaakitanga.

Paige MillarJohn MounsouphomJamie Strong

Keziah CooksonKimmy BiLiara GovenderLuca DennettMaddie RhindMichael RobinsonMikayla MarginsonNoah Cameron-FoxPatience ManukiaRebecca ChittyRishima LalRiya PrasadRylee CairnsSarah AtomalefoSarah WhiteheadSenaya WeeratungaShamiksha SharminShamit ShamelShayne Garcia ElisakSienna Billington-ShawSukhman KaurSummer SylvaTahlia-Marrie VeaTanisha KanaraTaylor MoxonTerisa ManuelTyler CorrTyler CraikeZara Cross

WiE CANWomen in Engineering Residential Programme 19 - 23 January 2020We are excited to announce WiE CAN is back for 2020!WiE CAN stands for Women in Engineering at Canterbury. It is a 5 day/4 night residential programme featuring a range of interactive workshops, inspiring presentations and fun social activities. You will be immersed in student life and experience the range of engineering subjects on offer at UC.

Spaces are limited to 60 students.

Date: 19-23 January 2020. You will arrive the afternoon of Sunday 19 January to settle in and meet your fellow students, and depart Thursday 23 January after 12.30pm.Location: UC College of Engineering, Christchurch.Accommodation: Rochester and Rutherford HallEligibility: Open to female students* aged 16 years or over, completing Year 12 in 2019 at a New Zealand high school.

*Applications open to female students or those who identify as female.

Cost: FREE! UC will provide accommodation and meals during the programme, from afternoon tea on Sunday 19 January through to morning tea on Thursday 23 January. Any other meals or accommodation required are at the expense of the attendee.A $100 travel grant will be provided to all successful applicants who live outside Canterbury (for the purpose of this programme, Canterbury is defined as south of the Hurunui River and north of the Rangitata River).

Why apply?

The world needs engineers! Engineering touches all aspects of our everyday lives – the roads we drive on, the water we drink, the smartphones we use to communicate with our friends, and so much more!

We believe engineering solutions are better when they’re created by diverse teams which is why we want to inspire the next generation of female engineers to change the world!

Key datesApplications open: Monday 1 JulyApplications close: 6.00pm, Friday 16 AugustApplicants advised of outcome by email: Friday 6 SeptemberIf you have any questions about the programme or application process, contact Kate at kate.burnell@canterbury.ac.nz.

NAMING GEARWe get a lot of uniform and non-uniform items handed into the Student Office – some are very expensive and all too frequently a charity ends up benefiting as students don’t collect them! Please ensure that all items brought or worn to school are NAMED, so that lost items can be returned to the rightful owner.

The art department would like to congratulate all participants and award winners for our Senior Art Exhibition 2019. The standard of work at this year's show was high and section winners can be very proud of their achievements. We would also like to thank the sponsor "National Art Supplies" and our judges - Renee Neville, Adam Coster, Joanna Fields and Bridget Burnett.

Awards :Printmaking :1st Anya Duffy "thoughts"2nd Bailey McNally " women's genocide"3rd Tailiah Ormsby "Muerte"Painting:1st Leah Burger "Octavia"2nd Fionn Norgove "Kariotahi Moana"3rd Cameron Ross "Lazy"Photography:1st Jon Williams " Sunrise Pillars"2nd Alyssa Harrison "Winter Days"3rd Jack Brown "Fish"Design:1st Kenna Richards "Kowhai"2nd Seolin Yun "AC"3rd Lily Hart "Gatsby"Drawing1st Emily Park "Howl's moving castle"2nd Nat Premaprayoonwongsa "Different"3rd Simrat Suman "The Kiyomizu Deva Temple"Peoples Choice winner : Marshe Ontong & Samara Potter "Continue Me"Peoples Choice Reserves :Amisha Kumar "Innocent"Samantha Waddell "In a world upside down"SUPREME WINNER : Madison Sparks "Flower Market"

1.What is measles? Measles is a virus that can make adults and children very sick. It is highly infectious and can spread quickly and easily through breathing, sneezing and coughing. If you are not immune to measles, you can catch the disease just by being in the same room as someone who has it.

2. What are the symptoms of measles? Measles symptoms include a high fever, runny nose, cough and sore red eyes, followed several days later by a rash starting on the face and neck before spreading to the rest of the body. Someone with measles can spread it to others from five days before the rash appears until five days after.

3. What will we do if we have a suspected case of measles at school?If we suspect measles because a student or staff member has a fever, rash or a number of the symptoms above,they will be isolated away from others and sent home. The student or staff member will need to see a doctor and be cleared of measles before they can return to school. It’s important that they, or their caregiver, ring ahead to let the health center, hospital or A&E clinic know so they can be isolated on arrival.

4. Who is immune? People are immune and not at risk of measles if they… Have had one (ideally two) doses of Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) vaccine documented in a Well Child/Tamariki Ora book or by a doctor. Were born before 1969, as they would very likely have had measles as a studentHave been diagnosed with measles before. Have had a blood test confirming immunity People are not immune or are at risk of measles if they…Have had no doses of MMR vaccine Have a weakened immune system Have had a blood test that confirms they are not immune Are currently pregnant and not known to be immune

5. Infection control If you have a confirmed case of measles at your school, no special cleaning is required. This is because the measles virus has a short survival time (less than 2 hours) and is rapidly inactivated by heat and sunlight.

Matariki CelebrationsMatariki - meaning mata-eyes ariki-God: Eyes of God.This is a cluster of stars whetū in the sky that signal the beginning of the new year. Tuesday Rātū 25th June began our Matariki Celebrations held at lunchtime. The set up on the field was open to all to play Ki-o-rahi, a matariki inspired game. We had a decent amount of interest but no takers.

Wednesday Rāapa members of our leadership team Tangiwairoa Cook and Lavinya Ranga helped to make biscuit dough for those whom wanted to make star shaped biscuits and decorate them. One of the biggest helps on this particular day was a year 9 student Joey Kahui whom helped tirelessly to make the dough and clean up the here umu (kitchen).

Senior Art Exhibition

Friday Rāmere followed with fried bread made by Shikayla Faitua’s mum - Marama Teuila Lepou-Faitua. Ngā mihi nui kia koe Marama! Lines of students came to M block to eat the paraoa parai - fried bread and pumpkin soup on a cold day, and revel in the sounds of Kapahaka playing in the background.An enjoyable week for all whom participated.

Whaea Kahmil

Alyssa Harrison “Winter Days”

Amisha Kumar “Innocent”

Anya Duffy “Thoughts”

Bailey McNally “Womens Genocide”

Cameron Ross “Lazy”

Emily Park “Howls Moving Castle”Fionn Norgrove “Kariotahi Moana”

Jack Brown “Fish”

Jon Williams “Sunrise Pillars”

Kenna Richmond “Kowhai”

Leah Burger “Octavia”

Lily Hart “Gatsby”

Madison Sparks “Flower Market”

Marshe Ontong & Samara Potter “Continue Me”

Nat Premaprayoonwongsa “Different”

Samantha Waddell “In a world upside down”

Seolin Yun “AC”

Simrat Suman “The Kiyomizu Deva Temple”

Tahlia Ormsby “Muerte”