NEWSLETTER Volume 1, February 2010
HASTINGS BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
Diary dates:
HEADMASTER’S COMMENTS:
Welcome to the beginning of our 2010 school year; the
th
106 year as a learning institute in Hawke‟s Bay. I begin by
thanking those parents who supported us throughout the
previous year and welcome the involvement of our new
parents.
MARCH:
10-12 Y13 Geo-Tongariro
14-16 Super 8 Tennis/Golf
vs New Plymouth
17 10Cn/11 Geo Pernel
18 Athletics Sports @
Percival Road
20-21 NI SS Athletics at
Palmerston North
22-26 Summer
Tournament week
27-28 Mountain Bik-Levin
30 Cross Country Chps
In 2010 we have set a school-wide goal based around
respect. Below is an outline of where this fits into our
school.
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APRIL:
01 Rafting 11 Cambridge
1st XV vs Kelston BHS
UNIFORM SHOP
From the 1st March
the Shop Hours will
be:
8am to 9am,
1:30pm to 2pm
Tuesday and Thursday only
the shop will open from
3pm to 3:30pm
Every day – wear correct uniform and bring your materials.
Share your ideas in class by raising your hand.
Put downs, swearing and offensive language are not options at this school.
Every day - do your utmost to keep the classroom and school tidy and
damage-free.
Concentrate on the lessons and tasks at hand.
Trust and safety is built on you leaving others and their belongings alone and
then the courtesy will be returned to you.
As parents please offer your support whenever possible.
MISSION STATEMENT AND VISION of
HASTINGS BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
01 TERM 1 ENDS
19 TERM 2 STARTS
Report to class on time.
Hastings Boys’ High School upholds the finest traditions of education
and is seen as an innovative leader in quality boys’ education.
In a stimulating, supportive environment, all students will be given the
opportunity to become confident, connected, life-long learners and
to develop as future leaders of our community.
HASTINGS BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
School wide goals – 2010
1. Maintain or improve current NCEA level of achievement at Levels
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1, 2, 3 and University Entrance.
Successful Involvement and Introduction of Te Kotahitanga.
Readiness for the New Zealand Curriculum in Year 9 and 10.
Career focus in all learning areas.
I.C.T. rich learning environment.
Co-curricular strength.
Continued /2
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Headmaster‟s
comments
brought forward
Our 2009 NCEA results have been finalised and as our results
show, we have much to be proud of. Hastings Boys‟ High School
was the top state school in Hawke‟s Bay in NCEA Levels 1. 2 and
3. What is also pleasing is the historical improvement over the
recordable period of NCEA. There are very few schools in the
country that can boast such results. Clearly, Hastings Boys‟ High
School is “meeting the needs of young men of Hawke‟s Bay.”
R.G. Sturch, Headmaster
HASTINGS BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
NCEA Level 2
historical
achievement data
2004-2009
NCEA Level 1
historical
achievement data
2004-2009
100%
80% 86%
70% 76% 76%
80%
60%
51%
100%
80%
60%
40%
40%
20%
20%
0%
0%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
84%
37%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
NCEA Level 3
historical
achievement data
Historical Data for
UNIVERSITY
ENTRANCE
2004-200
2004 - 200
90%
100%
70%
80%
60%
59% 64%
72% 77%
41% 44% 44%
55%
40%
80%
60%
62%
49% 47%
43%
56%
62%
40%
20%
20%
0%
0%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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New Teachers
We welcome the following teachers who have joined our staff in 2010:
Mr G. Pierce, Deputy Principal
20 years experience with 8
years in England and 12 in
New Zealand.
I have taught in five boys‟
schools, including
Southland Boys‟ and
Kelston Boys‟ High
Schools.
Over the last eight years
Mr Pierce has been
involved with Senior Management in three schools,
most latterly Southern Cross Campus in South
Auckland and Shirley Boys‟ High School in
Christchurch. His family travelled overseas in 2009.
Mr Pierce is now looking forward to another new and
exciting challenge at Hastings Boys‟ High School.
Mrs A. Harris, H.O.D.
English
Mrs Harris has relocated to
Hawke‟s Bay from Darwin,
Australia, where she was
Head of English and ESL
at St John's Catholic
College. Her Masters of
Teaching is from Brisbane
and although she is
originally from the UK, she has never taught in
England. She is thrilled to be joining the Hastings
Boys High School team as HOD English and is
already looking forward to the Spelling Bee,
Debating, Rotary Speech-making and Book Club
planned for boys in 2010.
Mr G. Arnold has joined
the staff at Hastings
Boys‟ High School to
teach in the Horticulture
Department together with
Junior Science.
Mr Arnold graduated with
a Teaching Diploma at
E.I.T. in 2009.
Before
that he worked for Agribusiness Training and Crop
and Food Research.
His studies included
Horticultural Science at Massey University. His
interests are white water slalom racing and canoe
polo. He looks forward to coaching canoe polo at
Hastings Boys‟ High School and hopes to start white
water kayaking as a sports code.
Mr A. Froggett,
H.O.D. Mathematics
Mr Froggett was born
and educated in
England where he
obtained a BA(Hons)
in Accounting and
Finance at
Nottingham Trent
Business School.
Mr Froggett‟s interests include kayaking in
which he represented Great Britain. He also
loves anything outdoors such as tramping,
skiing and just keeping fit. He is really looking
forward to all boys having a very successful
academic year.
Miss M. Paramore
was born and raised
in Hastings.
She completed a
Bachelor of Science
at the University of
Otago and is happy to
be working back in
Hastings
and
especially in her position at school as a
Mathematics Teacher.
She says “this is an
awesome department within a fantastic school.‟
Mr D. Weitz attended and graduated from
North Central High School in Indianapolis,
Indiana. He played American football and
rugby and was
captain for both
teams in his senior
years. He was the
youngest (19) and
longest running
captain in school
history. At Indiana
University in
Bloomington he
majored in Secondary Education – Social
Studies.
Outside of school Mr Weitz spent the majority of
his time coaching. He was the co-founder of a
youth rugby team and coached several high
school rugby teams. In addition to this he
coached American Football for two years at
Bloomington High School North.
Mr Weitz came to our school last year for a few
months and liked it so much he applied for a
position in the Social Sciences Department who
are very happy to have him in their team.
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Ko Jemasin Te Huia tenei
No Te Pakipaki o Hinetemoa au, engari kai Te
Karanemanema-te-mata-o-Rongokako au e noho
ana,
Ko Mihiroa te marae
Ko Ngati Mihiroa te hapu
Ko Pukuepuke Tangiora te tipuna
Tihei Ngati Kahungunu e.
Hello all, my name is Jemasin Te Huia. I am an old
boy of Hastings Boys‟ High School. The subjects I
teach are Te Reo Māori, Māori Performing Arts, Nga
Tikinga-a-Iwi (Social Studies) and Nga Tikinga o wo
tatau hakui, hakoro.
I was born and raised here in Hawke‟s Bay and did
my training at Te Manga Māori - E.I.T (BA in Māori),
Massey University (DIP in Teaching), Te Wananga
Whare Tapere o Takitimu (DIP in Māori Performing
Arts) and Te Wananga o Aotearoa (Nga Mahi
Whakairo).
Miss K. Edwards is a painter and a printmaker
who studied Fine Arts in Dunedin; she has a
Bachelor of Media Arts from the Waikato
Institute of Technology and has recently
completed her
secondary school
teacher training at
The University of
Waikato. Kelly
has relocated to
the Hawke‟s Bay
area from
Hamilton to join
the Art
Department.
She is delighted
that she has been given the opportunity to
contribute to the development of students and
their understanding of the art world.
I use Tama-te-rangi‟s statement, “He ao te rangi ka
uhia, ma te huruhuru te manu ka rere ai - It requires Our Gap Student is Alex MacArthur who is with
clouds to clothe heaven and feathers to make a bird us until August when he returns to England to
fly” as a vision to prepare and enable students to further his studies.
achieve their academic and lifetime goals.
Mauri ora
Tena koutou katoa
Reminder to parents:
- Please drop students at the gate, rather than within the school.
- Homework: Year 9 – one hour per subject, per week
Year 10 – one hour per subject, per week
Years 11-13 – 1½ to 2 hours per night.
- Uniform – all boys should be wearing the summer uniform which is the
short sleeved shirt with school monogram, navy shorts and school
approved sandals – this applies to Terms 1 and 4.
- Lateness – All boys are required to be at school at 8:25am every day.
If a boy is late he is expected to bring a written note in his log book and
show this to his form teacher or the student office.
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Deans
Back: Mr Barclay (Year 13), Mr Miller (Year 11)
Front: Mr Darmody (Year 12), Mr Crawford (Year 10),
Mr Bird (Year 9)
If parents/caregivers need to
discuss any matter regarding
their son, please feel free to
make an appointment with the
Dean who is responsible for his
year.
Appointments can be made by
phoning the Student Centre on
873 0414 or the school office
873 0365.
Father and Sons’ Breakfast
Joe Walding-Karaitiana of 9Hi and his Dad thoroughly enjoyed the food and the occasion.
The breakfast was prepared for a 7:30am start and
served by members of the staff. The Headmaster was
delighted to see so many families represented.
Relay for Life organised by the Cancer
Society saw all of our prefects compete for 24
hours on Saturday and Sunday the 27th/28th
February. All money raised was given to the Cancer Society who raised $190,000 on the day.
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Debating and Public Speaking news
Michael Findlay, Deputy Head Boy, represented the school at the Rotary
International District 9930 Speech Contest on Wednesday 3rd March. Michael
spoke for seven minutes in response to the topic “Count Your Blessings” and
delved into a comparison between young people‟s experiences in his
grandfather‟s generation and those of his own „Pot Noodle‟ generation. He
got commended for a well researched speech.
We are also delighted to be fielding three teams in the Hawke‟s Bay
Secondary Schools‟ Debating competition for 2010 under the guidance of Mrs
Annabel Harris. The Junior team comprising of Jesse Nugent-Tompsett, Nickalis Jablonski, Ethan
Dempsey-Wilkie and Julian Brown are debating against St John‟s College on Monday 15th March as
the affirmative „that problem children are the result of problem parents‟. Nickalis brings with him so
much prior experience that he is debating above his age in the Year 10 division. This team is also
grateful to Prefect Piripi Nelson who is coaching the team. Two Senior teams are being coached by
Mrs Harris and Mr Lee and are debating the negative „that the youth of today are a credit to their
country‟ away at Karamu and St John‟s on Wednesday 24th March. The Year 13 boys who make up
these teams are Matt Bartlett, Ben Phibbs, Ryan Jones and Josh Horne (Team Harrris) and Tipene
Apatu, Michael Findlay, Piripi Nelson, Liam Grant and Te Aranui Ngawhiki (Team Lee). We wish them
good luck.
New Zealand Blood Service
will be collecting blood at Hastings Boys‟ High School on
Wednesday the 21 April. The Care of Children Act 2004 allows people 16 years and over to make
their own decisions about whether or not they wish to give blood. Senior students may choose to
donate blood at this session. It is important that we encourage students into a lifetime habit of
donating blood and making a worthwhile contribution to their community. Please support your son‟s
decision. For more information call 0800GIVEBLOOD or look at www.nzblood.co.nz
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Junior Health Education at Hastings Boys’ High School
The junior health education programme at Hastings Boys‟ High School reflects the philosophy
of the New Curriculum and has undergone a tremendous amount of change.
Through evaluation and re-evaluation coupled with fresh ideas from well equipped and
enthusiastic staff we have moulded together an effective health programme that meets the
expanding demands of our pupils.
The aim of Health programme is to ensure all individuals are provided with the opportunity to
develop personal skills to promote the health and well being of students and staff.
Health is not a fixed concept and our programme has endeavoured to consider it in the
„Hauora‟ sense - physical, emotional, social, and spiritual.
To fully promote the students‟ personal health skills all of the teachers call upon the resources
available in the wider community and employ dynamic and varied teaching approaches both in
and out of the classroom.
The teacher is always a good role model, promoting interest, enthusiasm, and enjoyment for
the students. In doing so he also is able to cater for the individual differences of the students in
Health Education.
Junior Health Mission Statement
“To promote the students’ well-being at Hastings Boys’ High School the health
programme will promote physical, social, mental/emotional and spiritual development
appropriate to our learners’ needs and to maintain this process throughout life.
Learning outcomes are written to reflect the needs of pupils, staff, parents and the
community.”
The Health Programme
Health in year 9 and 10 at Hastings Boys‟ High School is taught one period per week. This
period is allocated at the start of the year. They are taught by their Physical Education teacher.
The aims of the course are to:
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provide students with the knowledge on how to cope with the many challenges they will be
faced with throughout their adolescent years and into young adulthood.
provide students with the skills, knowledge and attitudes to make informed decisions and to
act in ways which enhance their personal well-being as well as those around them.
The course is broken down into the following key units with the time
allocation for each listed with it:
Year 9
Year 10
Hauora – Health and Wellbeing
Anatomy, Physiology and Sports Injuries
Nutrition
Personal Management – Bullying,
Assertiveness, Relationships
Smoking
Adolescence
Body Image, Stereotypes and Self Esteem
Drugs and Alcohol
Sexuality Education
If you have any further enquires about our Health Education programme at Hastings Boys‟
High School please do not hesitate to get in touch with a staff member. We are more than
willing to answer any questions you may have. It is vital that we have your support and input to
deliver a programme that will have a positive outcome for your son both now and in the future.
Tony McBride
Steve Small
HOD Physical Education
TIC Health
Board of Trustees Election
Nominations are invited for the election of five Parent Representatives to the Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a copy of this notice will be posted to all eligible voters. Additional nomination
forms can be obtained from the school office. Nominations close at noon on 23 April 2010 and may
be accompanied by a signed candidate‟s statement. (Please see explanation sheet enclosed)
The voting roll is open for inspection at the school and can be viewed during normal school hours.
There will also be a list of candidates‟ names, as they come to hand, for inspection at the school.
The poll closes at noon on 7 May, 2010.
Mrs J Field – Returning Officer
Art Deco at Hastings Boys’ High School
A new venture for the school was for the staff to „dress-up‟
Art Deco style to celebrate the Art Deco weekend in
Hawke‟s Bay. Mrs Read „stole the show‟ with her fur and
matching dress and hat.
Mr Sturch related the history of the Hawke‟s Bay
earthquake and how the Art Deco fashion was created in
this region to the Friday morning assembly.
Leadership Camp
The 2010 Leadership Camp was again held at
Omatua Guide Camp from the 7th to 9th February.
The camp was designed to test the 21 Year 13
students‟ teamwork and leadership skills which
are a requirement of being a prefect at this
school.
The boys were involved with firemen‟s training at
the Napier Fire Station, together with a trip on the
waka on the Ngaruroro River at Clive. The boys were also involved in a
Royal Marine training course and different police codes demonstrated their
skills. The camp concluded with a four-hour bike ride back to school. This ride tested the boys both
mentally and physically but they said they had an awesome and inspiring time and were appreciative of
the staff involved, as well as Mr Sturch who even rode back to school with the boys!
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Return of the „Leadership Camp‟
Ngati Kahungunu Waka Experience
During week 2 of this year the schools year 9
classes all had the opportunity to take part in
paddling the Kahungunu Waka which is situated at
the Hawke‟s Bay Rowing Club on the Ngaruroro
river.
Classes were taken out by bus and on arrival were
met by kaumatua Jim Edwards. The boys were
told of the origins of the waka and the history of the
Kahungunu rohe. Once this had been completed
the class was taken through the chants that were
to be used and the mechanics of getting the waka
moving.
Classes and individuals working together as one was the call and most classes did extremely well in
getting the waka moving and manoeuvering it around the river. Special mention has to be made of 9Mu
form class as they were voted the most proficient paddlers of their year group.
This experience was well received by all involved and served its purpose of uniting each form class.
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SPORTING NEWS
Jay Barrett Mountain Biking 2010
The New Zealand season is about to end with the North Island
Cup series and the N.Z. age group races having been
completed. Jay Barrett won all of the North Island Cup races
in the U17 age group with his younger brother Cam coming 3rd
overall in the U15 age group. Jay then went on to win the N.Z.
overall title. George Brannigan, who has left school this year
to pursue an overseas contract, has also raced well all season
being the top U19 rider.
Results:
Jay Barrett : 1st Auckland Downhill
1st Rotorua Downhill
1st Tauranga Downhill
1st Napier Dowhill
1st Nelson Downhill
Cam Barrett: 2nd Rotorua Downhill
3rd Tauranga Downhill
The school continues to be at the forefront of downhill
mountain-biking in New Zealand. The school group goes out
training every Tuesday evening and looks forward to the New Zealand Secondary School
Championships Camp.
Volleyball
The minibuses of boys travel to the
Pettigrew Arena each Wednesday
to be part of a very strong
competition in Hawke‟s Bay. To
date our Junior and Senior teams
have won all their games in the
Wednesday League games. We
look forward to further success in
Volleyball where the boys really
enjoy their code.
Cricket tournament in Napier
The start of 2010 has seen the continuation of strong performances by the 1st XI cricket team. Wins
over Lindisfarne‟s 2nd XI and the 1st XI of Taradale, St John‟s College (twice), Karamu and Havelock
North High Schools have been due to good work ethics by the whole team and also some outstanding
individual performances such as the following:
T. Miller (1st XI Coach)
Luke Bradley
74 vs Lindisfarne, 3-19 vs Havelock
Cameron Gichard
40 vs Taradale, 55 not out vs Karamu, 49 not out vs Taradale
Vincent Miller
43 not out vs Taradale
Gabe Papuni
46 vs St Johns
Kulwinder Nagra
3-21 vs Taradale
Harley Jones
3-5 vs St Johns
Reuben Henry
3-5 vs Havelock North
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Basketball
Czebalos Smiler has put in many hours of pre-season work training up to 10
hours a week with the Hawke‟s Bay Hawks National Basketball League
Squad.
This has lead to his recent selection into the starting five, playing point
guard as previous NZ Tall Black Players - Paul Henare and Jarred Kenny
have been out with injury. As it is only the pre-season, it has been a huge
accomplishment as he is the youngest player at 16 years of age. The next
youngest starting player is 24 years old.
Czebalos has described the experience as „good and it has also toughened
me up‟.
Czebalos has performed consistently in training and is very confident for his age. He has an excellent
basketball mind beyond his years and his defence is what coach Shawn Dennis is impressed with the
most. This training will ultimately benefit HBHS as this year continues. Czebalos will grow as a leader
and nothing should get in his way of pursuing the National Secondary School Championship with his
fellow HBHS team mates.
On Wednesday 3rd March Czebalos travelled to Christchurch to play the Rams in the Hawk‟s first NBL
game of the season, narrowly losing this game by 3pts. He then travelled to Invercargill on Friday to
play Southland. The Hawks won this game in overtime.
Czebalos described the road trip as a big
learning curve. He learned how serious you have to be to compete at the NBL level and will try to
transfer this professional attitude over to his HBHS team mates when his duties are finished with the
Hawks.
Basketball
Mataeus Marsh recently competed in Australia at the twin cities of
Albury-Wodonga as part of the U14 New Zealand Development Team.
His Kea team beat the Victoria Goldminers 71-41 in the final. Mataeus is
a fearless point guard who is very quick and has great vision with his
main strength being able to penetrate and dish the ball out to his team
mates. A wonderful achievement for a junior of our school.
Rugby
With the return of the Senior Rugby Academy a number of excited young men have been given the
opportunity to use sport as a tool to help their goals of achieving Level 3. Within this class the students
are given the opportunity to train, learn about training, and set goals. This is conducted by both staff
within school and external facilitators such as the Hawke‟s Bay Player Development Strength and
Conditioning Coach Karl Bloxham. Students within this class all learn aspects of professional sport as
players, trainers, coaches, physios and nutritionists.
Junior Sports Academy In the second year of this Academy we have another very high quality of
student entering in Year 9 with a view to developing skills which are required to participate in the Super
8 competition. Added to this, the selected Year 10‟s have returned for a second year in the Academy
to reach or better the potential that they displayed as Year 9‟s. The new Academy top has also
promoted a sense of pride in the boys.
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Flat Water Kayaking
Congratulations to Ryan Warren who won four silver medals at the
Kayaking Nationals Tournament at Blue Lakes in Rotorua last
weekend. He is a member of the U15 Hawke‟s Bay Team
Results were:
K4 500m
Silver
K4 200m
Silver
K2 500m
Silver
K2 200m
Silver
The Hawke‟s Bay Men team also won the cup for the team relay
which Ryan participated in the Men‟s U15 section.
Attached is a photo (which only has 3 of his medals won at that
point!).
School Canoe Polo
The year has started in a busy fashion for Canoe Polo. We entered two teams into the Art Deco
Tournament held on the 20th and 21st February that were comprised of a mixture of junior and senior
students. The aim was to give boys a bit of match practice before Regionals held on 6th and 7th March.
The school has recently purchased a fleet of 7 carbon-Kevlar boats and it was imperative that we
became familiar with them as they are faster and more manoeuverable than boats we have used in the
past.
Both teams struggled on the first day of the tournament as we lacked match fitness and struggled with
the speed of the other teams. The boys learned fast however and on the second day won three out of
the four games played. The teams came 5th and 7th which was very pleasing for a first up effort.
The goal now is to get at least one team to the National Schools Tournament that is to held in
Wellington in late March. To do this we must qualify by doing well at our regional tournament. The boys
have practiced hard and with some luck we will make it.
Watch this space!!
We will also be looking forward to winter league this year as we have an unprecedented number of
boys wanting to play for the school. It‟s pleasing to see so many year 9 boys wanting to play the sport.
The future for the Canoe Polo at Hastings Boys‟ High School is looking bright.
Individual Age Group Champs
Year 9
Swimming Sports 2010
Overall House Results
Heretaunga
499
Manu Huia
572
Te Kahu
563
Te Mata
572
House Breakdown By Year Levels
House
Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Senior
Heretaunga 120
127
125
127
Manu Huia 169
125
97
181
Te Kahu
164
86
158
155
Te Mata
121
196
135
120
Total
574
534
515
583
Thomas Hulena
Michael Burnham
Jake Webber
60
43
30
Year 10
Thomas Sturch
Sam Carter
Waven Hapi
56
31
24
Year 11
Total
499
572
563
572
2206
Mitch Glasgow
Jay Barrett
Sean Watts
48
38
18
Senior
Jarred Brown
Connor Rapley
Jack Jardine
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Hastings Boys’ High School Prefects for 2010
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Tom Wiggins
Head Boy
Michael Findlay
Deputy Head Boy
Tipene Apatu
Cultural Captain
Ryan Jones
Sports Captain
Our Prefect Leaders and House Captains
Back: Angus Chapman (Heretaunga ), Michael Findlay, Tipene Apatu
Front: Ryan Jones, Benjamin Phibbs (Manu Huia), Tom Wiggins, Jason Long (Te Mata), William Grant (Te Kahu)
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