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Tokomairiro High School
Newsletter and
Community Notice Board
www.tokohigh.school.nz Genesis Wednesday 1 May 2019
Circulation 1420
238 Union Street, Milton
Phone 417 4483
Fax 417 8215
genesis@tokohigh.school.nz
Toko A Netball Team Aussie Bound
This year the Toko A Netball team have set
themselves the challenge of attending the
International Festival of Netball, held on the
Gold Coast, Australia in April 2020. To do this
they need to fundraise a substantial sum. The
girls have made a great start and are almost
halfway to their final goal. The girls each need
to secure sponsorship, so if you are interested
in sponsoring anyone or contributing towards
our fundraising efforts then please contact Lisa
McElrea at the school on 417 8620.
As part of their fundraising efforts they are
holding a Mother's Day Buffet lunch, as well as
a pop-up Cafe. These events will both be held
at the Milton Bowling Club on Mother's Day,
Sunday 12 May. Bookings for the Buffet are via
Kerri on 027 418 2362. The Pop-Up Cafe is
walk in so pop down for a coffee and yummy
cake from 11am til 2pm on Sunday. Make sure
that you keep an eye out for other fundraising
events during the year, there is sure to be
something for everyone. As preparation for
going to the Gold Coast in 2020 the team this year will be playing in both the Balclutha and the Dunedin netball competitions.
The team this year consists of (back row) Coach Sarah Lloyd, Zoe McElrea, Anna Clarke, Kyerah Smith, Jenna Griffin, Jade
Kyle, Ingrid Scoon, (front row) Meg Clark, Tarryn Roxburgh, Atiya Fraser, Regan Roxburgh.
Science in Action Anzac Day Parade
Students are currently working towards Science Fair and
Science Award Badges. Cameron and Sylah have been
studying forensics with Tania. After taking many fingerprint
samples from students and looking at the features that the
Police use to identify individuals, Tania took the boys to the
police station to see how finger printing is carried out.
Cameron and Sylah presenting their own set of fingerprints.
Tokomairiro High School were represented by these
students and others who marched and took part in the
ANZAC day commemorations in Milton.
Annabella Phillps, Richard Scott, Josh Phillips, Kyerah
Smith, front Grace Michelle, Alicia Gillies.
Tokomairiro High School Newsletter ...
Mission: Working together to inspire excellence in education, School Cross Country
in character and in life. This was postponed from the end of term one. The cross
Term two country is now scheduled for the afternoon of Wednesday 1
We are now heading into the winter term. I hope the students May.
and staff have all had a good break and are now ready to work School Reports
hard for the next ten weeks. This is the start of the winter Students of all levels will receive a progress report at the end
season and the weather is certainly getting cooler. I of week 3. These will be followed up with Parent Teacher
encourage students to make sure they are well prepared for Student interviews on Wednesday 22 May, where parents
the cooler weather and make sure they wrap up well. and students will have the opportunity to meet with each of
ANZAC Day Parade their teachers to discuss their progress and next steps.
Thank you to all the students who took part in the ANZAC Board of Trustees Elections 2019
Parade last Thursday. Well done to Josh Phillips for his The theme for the 2019 elections is “Step forward for our
speech and to Alicia Gillies for her role in introducing wreath schools”. The tri-ennial elections for school Board of Trustees
bearers. Richard Scott and Grace Michelle presented a is taking place in early June. We encourage you to think
wreath on behalf of the school and Annabel Philps and Kyerah about what you could bring to a Board of Trustees and about
Smith laid a wreath on behalf of the Clutha District Youth the difference you could make in the lives of the students of
Council (see photos front page). As well as those Tokomairiro Tokomairiro High School.
High School students involved in the service, it was great to Learn more about the role of a school trustee – check out
see a number of other students representing other community this website https://www.trustee-election.co.nz/becoming-a-
groups, for example, St Johns, Milton Scouts, Tokomairiro trustee/ . Nomination forms for the Board of Trustees will be
Rugby Club. Well done to you all. posted to all parents/caregivers and are due back by 24 May.
School Uniform
The winter term is here and for those in the old uniform, winter Finally, I encourage all our students to make the most of term
uniform is compulsory. For the new uniform, we have now two, to commit to their learning and to take every opportunity
managed to source some girls’ black trousers. These are to that comes their way.
be available for the beginning of the term. Jeans and
non-uniform trousers will no longer be acceptable as part of Nga mihi
the uniform. We have also sourced a merino jersey which will Glenis Sim
also be available within the next couple of weeks. Both these Principal
items can be purchased through NZUniforms. This is an
alternative to the heavier jersey that can be purchased COMING EVENTS
through PGG. There are also some of the old jerseys still Wednesday 1 May - Cross Country
available for purchase. These can be worn with either uniform Thursday 2 May - Workplace Health & Safety Course for enrolled
and are being sold at cost price through the school office, $65 Y12 and 13 students, 8.30am start in B5.
- $75 depending on the size. Monday 6 May - Tertiary Open Day Dunedin visit for selected
We are very pleased with the Y12 and 13 students.
new uniform in terms of student Tues 7 – Fri 10 May - Year 12/13 Geography / Physical Educa-
TINY’S choice and how smart the tion Camp
Tuesday 7 May - BOT Meeting
MILTON students look.
Winter Sports Season Wednesday 8 May - Loves Me Not – Year 12
BUTCHERY Many of the winter sports Wednesday 8 May - PTA Meeting
112 Union St, competitions begin this week. I
Thursday 9 May - Incubator Programme
Milton encourage all players to commit Friday 10 May - Ronald McDonald House Street Appeal
Ph 417 8223 Friday 17 May - Student Progress Reports sent home
to turning up to practices, to Monday 20 May - East Otago High School Exchange
always give their full Wednesday 22 May - Parent/Student/Subject Teacher Inter-
commitment to the team, to views
play hard and to play fair. A Friday 24 May - Year 7 Vision Testing
very special thank you to all the Friday 31 May - Teacher Only Day
members of the local Monday 3 June - Queen’s Birthday
Great for the community who are giving up
Duckshooters! their time to coach and Year 7 Vision Screening
organize teams for our
400 grams Streaky Bacon
students; your contribution to
The Vision Hearing Technicians will be visiting school this
1kg Tasty Bacon, Cheese the life of our school is very
term on 24 May to test all year seven students for distance
& Tomato Sausages much appreciated. vision.
4 Pieces Aged Distance Vision: This
Porterhouse Steak determines how well your
1 kg BBQ Patties child is able to see at a
all for only $45 distance. It involves
save over $10 reading an eye chart. (Not
Tasty Pork Spare Ribs & NEW… Spicy Buffalo Chicken required if child wears
glasses).
Bacon Bones with Creamy Blue Cheese If you do not wish your
only $8.95kg
child to be screened
Open Saturday Mornings
Sauce. please fill out an opt-out
9am to 12noon. slip, which is available at
23 Union Street Milton the school office before
For a limited time only! Phone: 03 4177920
www.miltonbutchery.co.nz
www.miltonbutchery.co.nz the visit.
Support our Brave Bible Reading for Today
John 11 verse 25
Boss Dale Wyber Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He
that believes in me, though he may die, he shall live.”
Help support the Malcam Charitable Trust in ‘Toss the Boss
2019’ by sponsoring Dale to abseil the Forsyth Barr Stadium.
The Malcam Trust is a reputed provider of youth
development opportunities and experience. St Johns Youth
Dale is the Nurse Manager of Milton Community Health Trust
who provide community health services in the Bruce District. St John Youth Milton needs you!!
Dale also oversees the Tokomairiro Community Hub, the The Youth programme in Milton is on the hunt for new
Support and Advocacy service contracting and Project Bruce cadets. St John Youth is an amazing programme that kids
our local Community Development Project. Dale loves a aged 8-18 can get involved in and learn new skills. We offer
good cause and Malcam is a great one! the cadets the opportunity to earn 27 different badges each
We are very keen to give her a toss and would love an with their own skill set ranging from First Aid to Civil Defence,
outrageous amount of sponsorship to make sure she gets up Caregivers and even Water Safety. The Cadets can also
on the top of the Speights Stand at the Stadium. So on the partake in district, regional and national competitions and
morning of the 17th May Dale will be abseiling from the roof camps that allow the cadet to grow and become more
of Forsyth Barr Stadium 35 metres to the pitch below, confident in a number of ways.
fundraising for the The Milton division meets every Monday night (through the
Malcam Charitable school term) from 6pm to 7.30 at the Coronation hall. We are
Trust. also after some Youth Leaders 18+ (parent helpers) so if you
All funds raised will or your child is keen do come along and sign up!!
go towards Any questions contact Michelle Fleming 027 548 4988 or
providing the youth Oliver Blackbourn- 027 354 0519.
o f O t a g o
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McElrea Finishes on High
Millar McElrea has just finished a stella athletics season at the
Interprovincial Grade 12 and 13 meet at Christchurch over Easter.
Competitors from across New Zealand gathered to test their skills against
their peers. Millar named team captain for his Otago team of 35 plus
athletes competed in four events over two days. Millar has been going from
strength to strength this athletics season and finished on a high literally this
season. Millar placed first in the 13 boys High Jump breaking the Otago
record, in doing so jumping 1.75m. Keeping his cool and in the zone Millar
outclassed his opposition
jumping 1.75m on his first try at
this height. This adds to his
Otago Long Jump record he
secured earlier in the season.
Millar placed 4th in the Long
Jump and 7th in both the 400m
and 800m. The event is a team
event where athletes are
awarded points similar to the
decathlon. Millar placed third
overall on points for the 13 year
old boys and third overall for the
whole meet. Otago placed 7th in
the event out of 12 provinces.
Toko Junior Rugby Toko Rugby
Toko Under 7 White
Toko Under 7 White played Clutha White in Milton. Noah USA USA USA! That's the buzz word of the day after Toko
Hayes in his first year made some good runs and looked Premiers hosted Clinton. To clarify things, this reflected the
keen, Matthew Greer starting off his runs with his trademark enthusiasm of new American winger Arnold Dinh who quickly
backwards loop made some significant sniping metres, Tiaan could become a cult hero with the Toko crowd.
Robinson tried hard and started the game off with a big run. Maybe he was the good luck charm the team needed as they
The star imports of Riley Milligan and Moss Cookson added managed to register the first win of the season with a
some good energy to the team and looked dangerous ahead convincing 47-22 victory.
of next weeks clash. Ty Fraser was at his lightening best, The win was based around the forward back dominating their
Jasper and Fergus Finch (Son of Toko U7 skills advisor) opponents at all set pieces which gave the backs the
worked well as a team to set up some good plays, Kohatu freedom to express themselves with some excellent skills to
Bishop was awarded the coaches award for some score good tries. Try scorers for Toko; Semi Lacabuka
barnstorming runs that were reminiscint of the great Jonah (2), Kieran Calteaux (2), Matthew Lyon, Dion Shaw and
Lomu, and player of the day was Dominic Dobson who looks Arnold Dinh. Toko's scrum destroyed Clinton on numerous
likely to be the next Ben Smith. Toko should have him occasions and quick lineouts never allowed Clinton time to
signing a lengthy contract now. Miller Adam another fantastic upset Toko's supply of good ball.
effort with jinking runs just like Beauden Barrett. Outstanding for Toko were the loose forward trio of Semi
Next week is a major grudge match against another Toko Lacabuka, Kieran Calteaux and Dylan Greer who with ball in
Under 7s team on Thursday. hand went rampaging through ineffective Clinton defence
This report has been sponsored by Kane Adam Media along with gaining critical turnovers. Rocky Waters had his
Consulting Services. best game at premier level especially at lineout time. Dion
Grandad Shaw's crisp delivery at halfback ensured Dylan Bungard
was given an easy ride at 10, Dion is good also at backing up
Milton Night ‘n Day Rugby Awards and was rewarded to finish off a long range try. Jacky Scott
27 April 2019 with his incisive running showed how important he is at 15.
U7 White - POD – Dominic Dobson Here's hoping they can put recent turmoil behind them and
Coaches Award – Kohatu Bishop continue to play with same attitude and the wins will
U7 Gold - POD – Ayson Wardell continue.
Coaches Award – Zoe Schiller Toko Seniors hosted Crescent in the curtain raiser and were
U7 Blue - No game due to being defaulted to soundly beaten 62-21. Lack of first up tackling especially in
U9 Blue - POD – Cooper Divers the first half proved costly for Toko. To their credit they hung
TOD – Jake Johnson in there and never gave up. Best for Toko were Jacob
U9 Gold - POD – Eli Thompson Jenkins who suffered a shorts blowout! and Brent Prue. The
TOD – Sam Clark sole highlight was Jason Paul Carruthers who defied his
U11 - POD – Flynn Herbert advancing age to kick a conversion!
TOD – Cameron ter Woorst Due to Duck Shooting this week - there is no Premier rugby
U13 - POD – Brodie Ferguson with Toko next due to battle Valley at home in a fortnight.
TOD – Jahqeil de Seymour The Judge
Milton Garden Club
On Monday 8 April members travelled to Balclutha. The
community Garden was the first stop for the day. With
twenty plus garden beds planted out in potatoes, carrots,
lettuce, cabbages, brocolli, pumpkins, herbs and tomatoes.
This is a real asset to the town. The next visit was to the
Wake Robin nursery and garden. This is a very interesting
garden to visit and a nursery full of many unusual plants,
most of us came away with a treasure or two. A leisurely
lunch at Cafe 55 was enjoyed by all. A Warehouse visit saw
a few more plants in the van then it was on to Garvan. We
had a lovely look around the grounds there. With
magnificent old trees and shrubs it all makes this a delightful
place to visit. I think we all enjoyed our leisurely and
interesting day out.
Raffle winners- Isobel Robinson and Trevor Hight.
Senior Citizens Rooms at 1.30pm Speaker Fiona Edie.
Please bring a plate.
Sports Talk
Hockey
Hockey starts next Monday for the Senior Girls, Tuesday for
the Senior Boys and Friday nights for the Year 7 & 8 teams.
All Hockey fees are now due, this is $180 for Year 9 to 13
and $110 for Year 7 & 8. Please make these payments this
week as no pay= no play.
Futsal
We will be starting a Year 7 to 9 Futsal competition after
school in a couple of weeks. So get your teams together.
Entry is $10 per team and games will be played on
Wednesday from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. Any combination of
entries mixed age and mixed gender. Futsal is a fast paced 5
a-side indoor soccer sport.
The Finch Family are doing a bike ride from Beaumont to Our goal is to show support to people living with FA around
Millers Flat, approximately 20km on 19 May. Anyone who the world. Money raised from LUSM funds research to help
would like to join us can. We will be meeting at the carpark at find a cure for FA.
the Beaumont Bridge at 11am. Bring your lunch and a water If you would like to give a donation Google FARA NZ - Click
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On 12 May (Mothers Day) anyone wanting to walk at Mt Stuart then scroll down to Find Out More - Click on Find Out More
starting at 1.30pm is welcome. Meet at the Mt Stuart Reserve. then click Denise Finch - then click on Give Now.
Mt Stuart is a very picturesque river walk taking approximately
40 minutes. Homemade lemonade is available at the half way
point. Light refreshment will be available back at the car park
after the walk.
For a gold coin donation, you will receive a Funky LUSM
Tattoo.
Dean and Glen live with the challenges of Friedreich Ataxia
(FA) everyday. Friedreich Ataxia is a debilitating degenerative
neuro-muscular disease.
Flex your muscles and join us either on the bike or walk at Mt
Stuart.
If you would like to come on the bike and need assistance to
get yourself and your bike to Beaumont or need more
information on either event please contact us on
027 4344 964.
Country Womens Institute Milton Primary School
The Waihola/Clarendon Women’s Institute monthly meeting
was held on Monday 15th April at the Waihola Bowling Club.
Following the Aspirations, the President, Carol Dalton On Wednesday 10 April Rooms 7 and 8 went to the Art
welcomed members, a special mention being made to Gallery and Toitu on a bus trip. Room 7 went to the art
Maureen Finch who received her 25 year award and to gallery first and Room 8 went to Toitu. At Toitu we discussed
Maureen Wiel who received her 50 year award. Hostesses what life was like in early New Zealand and what it was like
Josephine Keith and Yvonne Dobbie each read a Motto. to travel on a boat for four months from the other side of the
1. If there’s a 50/50 chance of something to go world. We watched a slideshow about what Dunedin looked
wrong—you can be 100% certain it will. like when it was first settled and then we went on a treasure
2. Only some of us can learn by other people’s hunt to find out interesting facts about the gold rush days. At
mistakes. The rest of us has to be the “other people”. the Art Gallery we watched a movie about life for the Chinese
The Roll Call, ‘Thrifty Tricks ‘ gave us some interesting settlers in the gold rush days and we discussed some of the
ideas. Items for the Food Bank were also collected. Our art works in the gallery about gold. Finally we created a
guest speaker Sarah Brock who is a volunteer at the Otago wonderful mural about the gold rush for our classroom wall.
Corrections Facility spoke of her work assisting in Some examples of our work have been posted on the Art
the running of the programme called Seasons of Gallery’s website. It was a very enjoyable day!
Growth. This programme gives participants an opportunity
to learn the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to
understand and respond to grief and loss experiences.
Sarah also regularly attends church services at the Facility.
An enjoyable meeting was followed by a shared lunch.
Senior Citizens Report
There were only 17 members for our Fish and Chip
Luncheon this fortnight, but two members arrived afterwards.
Thank you to the North End Dairy & Takeaway who cooked
our lovely meals for us. After lunch we held our meeting and
the usual business was attended to. There were no
birthdays. The raffle which was donated by Rosslyn Wilson
was won by Erin Griffin. A street stall was discussed at
length and it was decided to hold it around October. One of
members asked if some of us would like to take a bus to see
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the Topp Twins in Balclutha. More information is to be
sorted. Due to the fact that our speaker did not turn up and Situation Vacant ... Situation Vacant ...
no-one had heard from him we decided to play “Housie”.
This goes down very well with our members and several
games were played. Milton Community Health Trust
Our next meeting is on May 10th, 1.30pm. Next Committee
Meeting is Friday May 10th,10am ( Committee please note PART TIME/CASUAL CLERICAL
change of DATE). ASSISTANT
Milton Community Health Trust is looking for a
News From the Trenches permanent Part-Time Clerical Assistant for
approximately one day per week, with the ability to
As I compose this latest report from the trenches in provide casual cover on a regular basis.
Northern France, the sun is slowly rising, I can take a This position generally works one day per week of five to six
moment to reflect on Anzac Day back in NZ. hours. Must be available for relief work during school
The day dawned a bit foggy but cleared up by the time the holidays.
main service was held. Another good crowd turned up with
numbers marching slightly down, this was reflected in it Attributes we are looking for:-
being just after Easter and people taking advantage of the
holiday period. Those that did attend enjoyed an excellent Pleasant communication style
service highlighted by the brilliant solo bugler Sarah Organisational skills
Arnel. Many volunteers helped contribute to a wonderful
occasion which was greatly appreciated. Special thanks go Speed and proficiency with typing
to Otago Corrections Facility for providing food and to Word Perfect and Microsoft Word experience
Supervalue Milton for providing a delicious BBQ. Excellent General computer skills
to see the large numbers of young kids participating as well.
Dictaphone transcription experience would be of value
BANG BANG! Yes it’s that time of the year when ducks get Willingness to learn
nervous especially around Duck Life Insurance
policies. Come down to the RSA on Sunday for the annual Positive outlook and team player
weigh in and see who was the more successful - the Confidentiality skills essential
accurate shooters or the lucky ducks.
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launching the 2019 version of the Land Raffle. Wyber on 027 417 8861 or email
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