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Kaikorai Valley College Newsletter
500 Kaikorai Valley Road, Dunedin, New Zealand Telephone: 453 6035 Fax: 453 1602 Email: office@kvc.school.nz Website: www.kvcollege.co.nz
No. 22 - 26 July 2019
Acting Principal’s Comment gain their NCEA qualification.
Kia ora, greetings to all parents, caregivers and Week 6 of this term is Senior Assessment Week, when all senior
friends of the school. students will be sitting practice examinations and/or working on
A very warm welcome back to all students internal assessments.
and whānau. It was pleasing to see students At the full school assembly on Monday, students were reminded
arriving to school on Monday with smiles on about the need for determination and resilience when striving
their faces, happy to be back at school. There for academic success. I used the analogy of bowling a cricket
is always a buzz of excitement on the first day back as students ball. When bowling a cricket ball, the follow through is just
catch up with their friends. A special welcome to the 22 new as important as the release of the ball. This is the same with
students and their whānau who have joined our College family. learning. You can plan to do homework and study, but you need
On Monday we were pleased to welcome back Mrs Annette to follow through to completion to be successful. Learning new
Smith, who has returned to teach two of Ms Bennett’s classes things is not always easy and sometimes the easy option is to
while Ms Bennett takes up the role of Acting Deputy Principal. give up. But students need to show some determination and
We also welcomed Mr Dan Leahy to the staff. Dan will be resilience.
working as a teacher aide and a technician in the Technology Two recent examples of determination and resilience are the
Department. newly crowned Netball World Champions, the Silver Ferns,
Today we held a Mihi Whakatau to officially welcome our new and the second best cricket team in the world, the Black Caps.
students to the College along with the students and staff from People all over the country and the world had written negative
our Japanese sister school Sakuragaoka High School. comments about both of these teams. They were never expected
to do so well in their World Cup competitions. But the players,
coaches and management ignored the negativity. These two
teams showed tremendous determination and resilience.
They never gave up, they believed in themselves, made a plan,
practised hard, fought hard and achieved success.
Students need to bring out their fight for academic success.
There are plenty of people at the college who are prepared to go
the extra mile to help students succeed.
During the holiday period, builders started work on the
refurbishment and extension of the Brathwaite Centre. Phase
one, the extension of the Centre into D4 was completed in a very
speedy fashion by the builders, in time for use on Monday. The
students are now located in the new extended area while the
original rooms are being refurbished. I would like to thank Mr
Stevenson and Mr White who came in during the weekend to get
The Focus for Term 3 is Academic Achievement. the room cleaned and ready for Monday. As stated previously,
At the end of Term 2 students in Years 7-10 received a full written the next project is the relocation of the school library.
report. Now is the time for these students to act on the advice
given in these reports, so they can maximise their academic
potential. Parent/Teacher interviews for students in Years
7-10 are scheduled for Tuesday 6 August from 6pm-8.30pm
and can be booked online https://www.schoolinterviews.
co.nz/code?z=CEzkKB (see details on how to book further in
the newsletter). Please take the time to meet with your son/
daughter’s teachers. It is difficult to write a comprehensive
comment in a limited space on a report. Having conversations
with teachers where information and ideas can be shared is
invaluable. This week the College’s ten year property plan was submitted to
Teachers are currently writing senior students’ reports. These the Ministry of Education. This plan sets out the maintenance
are due to be issued on Friday 16 August. A reminder that senior and development of school buildings and facilities. Many
student’s progress can be viewed in the parent portal at any projects around the school are included in the plan, including the
time. refurbishment of the science laboratories, the gymnasium foyer
There are only 60 school days left in 2019 for senior and boys’ changing rooms.
students. Academic achievement should be their number Congratulations
one priority this term. Students need to focus on completing Congratulations to our Young Enterprise Team, Egnite.
assessments and gaining the required number of credits to These entrepreneurial and innovative students continue to
KAIKORAI VALLEY COLLEGE Opportunity and Success for All
realise great success in the Otago Regional section of the Young
Enterprise Competition. In the first round, our team won the OPEN NIGHT – CLASSES FINISH EARLY
Best Video Presentation and secured $500 seed funding from the In order to prepare for our OPEN NIGHT on MONDAY 29
University of Otago. The team have won two more awards in JULY (next week), Kaikorai Valley College wishes to advise
the most recent phase of the competition; the Otago Regional that we will only be able to offer classes in the morning.
Marketing Prize and the Innovations’ Section of the Dragons’ Den
Business Pitch, receiving $200 ($100 from each award) towards
Classes will finish at 12.05pm.
their business. They will be having their first Otago Farmers’ Normal buses will be running and will leave from the
market stall on Saturday 3 August. The stall will continue on the school at 12.10pm.
1st Saturday of each month. They are on fire! We look forward South buses will run as far as Brighton.
to hearing about their next challenges.
(photo courtesy of the Daily Enquirer) Words from the Library
A huge thank you to everyone who
has donated books for the great
KVC Book Sale that we are holding
later on this term. We have some
great books but need even more to
make the sale a real success. The
organising team is more than happy
to pick up books. Please just phone
or email and we will come and
collect them. Scribes Bookshop are generously donating
books to the sale that they do not require in their store.
Please keep spreading the word and if you need a flyer for
your workplace email booksale@kvc.school.nz or phone the
Janette Potter, Acting Principal office on 453 6035.
Kaikorai Valley College Years 7-13
He manu whai huruhuru
Big enough to Challenge, Small enough to Care
Where everyone
holds a special
place
KVC - big enough to challenge, small
enough to care.
We promote a passion for learning,
encourage excellence and cater for
individual students’ needs.
KVC - a caring co-educational school.
OPEN NIGHT
Monday 29 July
6.15pm arrival for a 6.30pm start in the School Hall
We are now accepting enrolments for 2020
Enrolment forms are available from the main office or p: 453 6035 - e: office@kvc.school.nz - w: www.kvcollege.co.nz/enrolment/
Call us on 453 6035 - email us at office@kvc.school.nz - check out our website www.kvcollege.co.nz
IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2019
Art of the Week
JULY
Maddison Walker (11Cr)
29 OPEN NIGHT
AUGUST
6 Yr 7-10 Parent/Teacher Interviews (6.00-8.00pm)
13 Secondary Schools’ Music Festival
14 Yr 7 Vision Testing
16 Yr 11-13 written reports sent home
26-30 Senior Assessment Week
SEPTEMBER
2-6 SISS Netball
13 NCEA grade summaries (inc practice exams) sent home)
13 Get 2 Go Challenge
17 MCAT Day 1
19 MCAT Day 2
19 Yr 11-13 Parent/Teacher Interviews
25 Sports and Cultural Prizegiving
27 Last Day of Term 3
OCTOBER Parenting at the Speed of Light
14 First Day of Term 4
28 Labour Day (no school)
NOVEMBER
5 Senior Prizegiving
8 NZQA Exams Begin
12-15 Junior Exams
18-22 OSSA Junior Tournament
22 Teacher Only Day (no school)
DECEMBER
3 NZQA Exams Finish
4 Senior Clearance Day Safe on Social Media have been asked by numerous schools
In Lost Property this week... and parents so are kicking off “Parenting at the Speed of
Black jacket with green inside trim Light” the first of our online parent training programs starting
2 x school jerseys on Tuesday 30 July.
They work at the intersection of wellbeing and technology,
beanie
promoting positive skills, attitudes, and behaviours for online
2 x black school shoes
interactions. They are a certified training provider for the
white polo shirt Australian Office of the eSafety Commissioner.
white shirt Filled with real-life examples, anecdotes and detailed
1 black sneaker recommendations, they motivate people to protect
These items may be collected from the main office. themselves online with skills that are up to date and relevant
and cover cyber safety, security and privacy without the fear
Quote of the Week mongering.
“The best way to not feel hopeless NB: Some content in this 60min online webinar is 18+
is to get up and do something. Webinars will be conducted using Zoom all links will be sent
Don’t wait for good things to prior to the event.
happen to you. If you go out and To select a date and buy tickets ($27.50) click here: https://
make some good things happen, www.safeonsocial.com/events. If you have any questions
you will fill the world with hope, please get in touch: wecanhelp@safeonsocial.com.
you will fill yourself with hope.” If you would like to book please contact Safe on Social Media
~ Barack Obama ~ at wecanhelp@safeonsocial.com.
New Zealand Blood Service (Blood Donors)
New Zealand Blood Service (NZBS) will be holding a mobile blood drive at for Kaikorai Valley College at the Dunedin
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Donor
Centre - 170 Crawford St on Thursday 1 August
2019 from 8.50am - 1.00pm
Information for Parents, Guardians and
Whānau
It is important that we encourage students
into a lifetime habit of donating blood and
making a worthwhile contribution to their
community.
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.
Students may choose to donate blood at this
session.
NZBS recommends that students discuss
becoming a blood donor with their family. If
families have a particular objection to the
student choosing to donate blood, please make
this known to the student and to the school
before the blood drive date stated above.
More information about blood donation will
be available on the day of the blood drive.
If you require any further information please
call 0800 GIVE BLOOD (0800 448 325) or visit
www.nzblood.co.nz
Becoming a blood donor
Age: First time donors (16 to 65 years of age)
- Existing donors (up to 71 years of age).
Height /Weight: Weigh at least 50kg - First-
time donors under 25 years of age must also
meet the height and weight criteria. Use our
handy calculator on our website at www.
nzblood.co.nz to find out if you can donate.
Health:
• You must be in good health.
• You cannot donate if you have a cold, flu,
sore throat, cold sore, stomach bug or
any other infection.
• If you have recently had a tattoo or body piercing you cannot donate for 4 months from the date of the procedure.
• If you have visited the dentist for a minor procedure you must wait 24 hours before donating; for major work wait a
month.
Travel:
• You must not have lived in the United Kingdom, France or the Republic of Ireland between 1980 and 1996 for more than 6
months or received a blood transfusion in ANY of these countries since 1980.
• If you have been overseas recently, please refer to the “Donating after Travelling” tool available at www.nzblood.co.nz to
find out when you can donate.
Food: You must have eaten some food during the four hours prior to donation.
Identification: You need to bring suitable identification with you. Acceptable ID is a document or combination of documents
containing three (3) separate identifiers (e.g. NZBS donor ID number, full name, photograph, date of birth, home address). A
Student ID Card is acceptable if it features a photograph and two of the identifiers listed above.
With your consent we may also ask the school to confirm you are at least 16 years of age.
Important facts about blood
• There is no substitute for human blood -healthy donors are the only source of our blood supply.
• Around 29,000 patients are treated with blood or blood products in New Zealand each year.
• A blood donation is separated into different components, each of which is used to treat different patients - accident
trauma, patients undergoing surgery, people with leukaemia, transplant patients and many others. Blood products are also
used for immunisation to help prevent diseases such as hepatitis A and B, tetanus and chickenpox.
• Each donation can help save up to three people - blood donors are literally lifesavers!
Footballing Success
Four of our Junior College students were involved in the
recent Alan Fraser Memorial Girls’ Football Tournament in
Christchurch. The tournament is a prestigious club-based
event, open to all South Island teams. Cassidy Moore, Rhianah
Knopp-Jenkinson, Sophie Marsh (all 8Rm) and Mackenzie
Dinnessen (7Ma) were a part of the winning Green Island
team. After a tense final vs Christchurch, the game went to a
penalty shootout with the girls emerging victorious.
Cassidy, the team
goalkeeper, received the
MVP award for her team
and also was awarded Physiotherapy at Kaikorai Valley College
the Golden Glove Award Physio Performance
for the tournament’s top A physiotherapy service is available
goalkeeper. at Kaikorai Valley College for all
Congratulations, girls on students and staff.
your wonderful success! This service will be free at the
school during 2019 for students
and staff under ACC cover. Non-ACC clients will receive a
Outdoor Pursuits
reduced rate.
ODP students biked along the Spooky Forest tracks on
9am-3pm on Fridays in the Counsellor’s office. Parents and
Wednesday this week.
families are also welcome to use this service.
Please text or call the physiotherapist, Ashleigh Taylor on
020 4141 7994 or 03 477 2853.
Office Housekeeping
If you have changed any of your
contact details - phone numbers,
address, email, please advise the
office by emailing office@kvc.
school.nz or phone 453 6035 with
your child’s name and form class.
Kaikorai Valley College
is proudly sponsored by
OfficeMax NZ Ltd
p: 0800 577 700
w: www.officemax.co.nz
9 Letter Puzzlegram Curious Notions
Words must be 4 letters or Sunflowers can help clean radioactive soil.
more and contain the letter Japan is using this to rehabilitate Fukashima.
R T E
H. Your list must have one 9- Almost 10,000 packets of sunflower seeds
letter word. Proper names and have been sold to the people of the city.
L H Aforeign language words are not
allowed. Answers will be in next
To leave a party without telling anyone is
called in English, a “French Exit”. In French,
week’s newsletter. 25 words it’s called a “partir à l’anglaise”, to leave like the English.
Back when dinosaurs existed, volcanoes were erupting on
O B T
= good; 37 words = great; 43
words = excellent; 54 words = the moon.
outstanding! Married New Yorkers cannot get divorced on grounds of
Last Week’s Puzzle Answers: anew, awed, dawn, draw, irreconcilable differences unless both marriage partners
drew, gnaw, grew, wade, wadi, wage, wain, wair, wand, agree on those grounds.
wane, ward, ware, warn, wean, wear, weir, wend, wide, Walter Hunt, a man from America, invented the safety pin
wind, wine, wing, wire, wren, awing, awned, dewan, dewar, back in 1849.
diwan, drawn, rewin, wader, waged, wager, waned, wared, If you’re ever visiting the English
weird, widen, wider, wigan, wined, wired, wrang, , wring, Parliament, don’t wear armour. It is
aweing, awning, dawing, dewing, earwig, enwind, gnawed, illegal, according to the 1313 Statute
gnawer, inward, rewind, wading, wander, wanier, waning, forbidding Bearing of Armour.
wanned, warden, waring, warned, winder, winged, winger, Bumblebees have hair on their eyes.
winned, winner, dawning, drawing, indrawn, redwing, The Roman-Persian wars are the longest
warding, warning, weaning, wearing, wending, windage, in history, lasting over 680 years. They began in 54 BC and
wringed, WANDERING ended in 628 AD.
In Turkey, during the 16th and 17th centuries, it was illegal
YEAR 7-10 PARENT/STUDENT/TEACHER to drink coffee and anyone caught doing so was sentenced
to death.
INTERVIEWS The world’s largest grand piano was built by a 15-year-old
TUESDAY 6 AUGUST 2019 FROM 6.00PM TO 8.30PM in New Zealand. It is a little over 5.5 metres long and has
IN THE SCHOOL HALL 85 keys - three short of the standard 88.
Peas are one the most popular pizza toppings
ONLINE BOOKINGS in Brazil.
The online booking page for Year 7-10 parent teacher interviews are now
A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out.
open and will close at 3.00pm on Monday 5 August 2019.
The Phoenician explorers likely circumnavigated
Meetings are scheduled for five minutes each. Africa two millennia before Vasco de Gama.
The smooth running of our interview evening relies on all parents keeping to
Carthaginians explored as far north as
the timetable.
Please consider other parents and end the interview on time. Greenland, as far south as Sierra Leone, and
spread Mediterranean culture into Africa.
Go to http://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/home Humans blink over 10,000,000 times a year.
Key in the School Code wwwbr and follow steps 1 - 3
This Day in History
657: Battle of Siffin during the first Muslim civil war between
Ali ibn Abi Talib and Muawiyah I beside Euphrates River.
1267: Inquisition forms in Rome under Pope Clement IV.
wwwbr 1519: Francisco Pizarro receives royal charter for the west
coast of South America.
1835: 1st sugar cane plantation started in Hawaii.
If you prefer to make your bookings over the phone please contact the school
1863: Floods kill 25 miners in Central Otago. Approximately
on 453 6035 and we will make the booking for you. 25 gold miners died on the Arrow diggings, north-east of
This takes no more than 5 minutes. Queenstown, in a series of flash floods and slips caused by
It is really helpful to have the school report handy when you make the call. 24 hours of heavy rain.
For more information, contact the school on 453 6035
1865: The NZ Parliament moves to Wellington. The capital
moved from Auckland to more centrally located Wellington
on the recommendation of an Australian commission.
KVC OPEN NIGHT 1956: Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser announces
MONDAY 29 JULY plan to nationalize Suez Canal, initiating the “Suez Crisis”.
1984: Ann Hercus became New Zealand’s first Minister for
6.15pm for a 6.30pm start in the school hall.
Women’s Affairs following the election of the fourth Labour
Everyone is welcome! government.
Major PRIDE Draw Term 3 International News
On Monday we held our Major PRIDE draw for Term 3. All Welcome to our new international students.
the Pride cards from Term 2 were placed back into Mana and Chiara, Josh and Sarah from Germany.
one student’s name from each year level was drawn. Kargil, Yumi and Oscar from Hong Kong.
Congratulations to our Pride winners: Jacopo, Fillipo and Giovanni from Italy.
Thomas Sutherland 7 Bd Zihao and Jiahao from China.
Ella Woodward 8 Fl Hina and Kenta from Japan.
Tyrone Bell 9Hc Absent - Irene from Hong Kong and Yuri from Japan
Zoe Cheshire 10 Fi
Shaun Thompson 11 Mp
Anika Dearden 12 Lo
Jordon Aitken 13Mb
Brathwaite Centre News
The building work is progressing well and we have settled
These students all went into the draw for the major prize, into D4.
which was won by Jordon Aitken. Senior students working on the farm path frames. The first
Jordon won a portable speaker couple of frames have been placed and are looking good.
from the Pride Prize Cabinet. The On Wednesday afternoon we had to change our plans and so
year group winners all received a we ventured into Ferntree Reserve for an enjoyable walk.
minor prize. Ms Jo Long was the
lucky staff member to receive a
coffee voucher.
After the draw, the presentation
of the PRIDE House Cup took
place. Our Head Girl Kayla
Muirhead, the House Captain
of Matai, was delighted to be
presented with the PRIDE House
Cup for Matai which had earned
the most points from all the
PRIDE cards during Term 2.
The points’ tally was:
Matai 455
Kowhai 451
Totara 431
Rata 333
Well done to all our students who are reflecting our school
values and earning PRIDE cards.
Urban Farm The Parenting Place Combined Teen and Primary Years
It has been a busy month preparing the vegetable beds for Course Term 3, 2019
planting, using as much organic compost as possible to ensure
a good growing base. A local pony club and coffee shop have
been donating their unwanted waste for this purpose. Some
onion seeds have been planted along with garlic, spring
onions, leeks and a kind donation from Aramoana has seen
Bed 4 filled with rhubarb. Some recycled light covers have
been put to great use at the farm as frost protection for
these young seedlings.
The many strawberry plants have been thinned and
replanted, with many potted up and ready
for parents, staff or students to buy at our
strawberry sale - more details soon. Wednesday evenings for 6 weeks (starts August 7) from 7
Keep a look out on our FaceBook page for - 9pm at the Catholic Social Services, 42 MacAndrew Road,
regular updates. Just scan this QR code South Dunedin.
for a direct link, or click here. Topics include:
Different parenting styles
The importance of love and connection
Understanding your teen and their big feelings
Discipline and boundaries, and lots more!
Contribution: Our desire is that cost would never be a barrier
for anyone. For those who are able to contribute, the cost of
the course is $75 per person or $110 per couple. However,
if you’re unable to contribute in this way, we’d still love for
you to come along and fully participate. There may be other
ways you can contribute too, eg bringing along some food
to share, helping to pack up, etc. Just let us know so we can
give the facilitator a heads up. Cash is accepted on the night,
or you can pay online: 06 0901 0054890 27 (Ref: Toolbox and
your name).
Other: Participants are required to attend at least 5 out of
the 6 sessions to qualify for a course Participation Certificate.
We also offer individual parenting support, please phone for
an appointment.
Tea and coffee will be provided.
Please bring: A sense of adventure!
Please phone to register 455 3838 or txt 027 667 0890
Egnite - Firestarters
Thank you to all of you who have taken up the challenge
of lighting your fires the Eco Egnite way. We have plenty of
stock available, so contact egnite@kvc.school.nz to place
your orders. Do it right with Egnite!
The cost $5 for a 10 pack and $10 for a 20 pack.
(photo courtesy of the ODT)
Music Notes
Year 11 Music: Our Year 11 Music class have been
busy filming their fellow class mates down at Vogel
Street. They will be developing a Music Video as part
of their course.
Taonga Pūoro: Towards the end of last term, Year 10 Music students
were delighted to be introduced to Taonga Pūoro by the University of
Otago and the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra. Students were shown the tikanga around the use of the instrument and even
Careers in Engineering Technology - an opportunity for any
Year 12 or 13 students who are interested in Civil, Electrical
or Mechanical Engineering to attend an Information Day
on Friday 9 August from 9.30-3.00pm. Otago Polytechnic is
Defence Force Leadership Course inviting students to spend a day with their staff, students,
During the holidays two of our Year 13 students, Krystal graduates and employers to learn about engineering and
Roulston and Hamish King, attended a Leadership Course the opportunities open to students after graduation. Entry
at Burnham Military Camp, to learn about the New Zealand is free, however numbers are limited to three students per
Defence Force, leadership and teamwork. The students met school, so if any students are interested they need to see or
with officers in the Navy, Army and the Air Force to learn email Mrs Beagley asap as bookings close on 31 July.
about their different career paths. They also experienced University Scholarships for Year 13 Students
military style leadership training run by specialist NZDF MoneyHub, a consumer finance website, has published
personnel through workshops and physical activities. Krystal a guide to hundreds of scholarships for any student
and Hamish really enjoyed the course and gained valuable planning to start university in 2020. The comprehensive
leadership skills. list includes scholarships offered by every university as
well as those specifically available to local students. A
list of privately-funded, Māori, Pasifika and International
university scholarships completes the list. Applications close
throughout the year, with tens of millions of dollars available.
MoneyHub has also published a list of tips for scholarship
success.
For more details and to find suitable scholarships, visit the
MoneyHub Scholarship page https://www.moneyhub.co.nz/
scholarships-nz.html.
Hands on Otago
An amazing opportunity to experience a week of the Otago
student life over the summer holidays at the University of
Otago. Students choose their favourite subject from many
topics and get hands-on in a university department. Students
interact with researchers and learn about their discoveries.
Hands-On at Otago 2019 runs from 13-18 January 2020. It is
Free Seminar for Parents of Teens open to all students who are in Year 12 or 13 in 2019. This is
Parents and caregivers of secondary school students (Years a very popular programme, applications close 29 September
9-13) are invited to a free ‘Parents as Career Educators’ but there are always more applications than spaces available
seminar on 28 August. so if any students are seriously interested they need to see
The seminar will provide parents with tips and advice to Mrs Beagley for more information or check out the website
guide their teenagers through the various career and study https://www.otago.ac.nz/hands-on-at-otago/index.html.
options available to them in the modern world. This free
seminar will cover:
The world of work - looking forward
How to make informed career decisions now and in the
future
How parents can assist
Career development resource.
Presented by a career consultant from the University of
Canterbury | Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha (UC), the
seminar will assist parents to help their teens consider
ALL their options, such as work, university, polytechnic, an
apprenticeship, private providers or other possibilities. (This
event is NOT about study options at UC.)
The seminar will be held from 7:00pm-8:30pm at Dunedin
Community House, 301 Moray Place on Wednesday 28
August 2019. Register online at: www.canterbury.ac.nz/
events.
Health Careers Expo - an opportunity for students to go
along with their parents or whānau to Otago Polytechnic
next Tuesday 30 July at 5.30 to learn more about what
courses they offer in Healthcare. See the attached poster
with more information.Sports News
Term 3 sport kicked off first day back with Hockey and KVC/Bayfield (1) vs King’s Juniors (6)
Miniball. The Senior Boys’ Football team played its last game Bayfield Juniors (2) vs JMC Gold (1)
on Wednesday. The Junior Boys’ Football team still have one Hockey Seniors - Tuesday 23 July - McMillan Hockey Turf
or two games to go depending on semis and final placings. Seniors lost to SOHS 1stXI
Badminton finished last term. All other sport is continuing for Rugby Junior Girls’ 7s - Wednesday 3 July
at least four more weeks. KVC (30) vs Queen’s (40) POD Nirvana Hepi-Breen (no photo)
With Open Night this coming Monday, school will finish at Football Boys - Wednesday 24 July
midday. There will be no practices that day. Miniball games KVC Seniors (4) vs JMC 2nd XI (2) - last game for
will go ahead but there will be no van to the Edgar. All players the season
have been given a notice about this. KVC Juniors (3) vs OBHS 9 Red (7) POD Joshua
The Senior A Netball Squad has been fundraising for the South Hanson-Hosking
Island Secondary Schools’ Tournament in Nelson in September. Football Girls - Thursday 25 July
They will be making cheese rolls around the middle of August, KVC lost to SOHS 1st XI POD Brie Dasler
so if anyone would like to support this fundraiser please email Yr 7 and 8 Netball - Thursday 25 July - Edgar
me to order. $6 per dozen or 3 dozen for $15. Centre
Well done to Gaige Walsh who represented Otago in the KVC 7 Green have the bye
Otago Under 15 Rugby League Team which competed in the KVC 7/8 (24) Pink vs Kavanagh 7/8 Red (4) POD
South Island Tournament here in Dunedin over the holidays. Samantha Logan
Canterbury won both the U15 and U17 age grades. KVC 7/8 Red (5) vs Fairfield Steel (22) POD Regan
Senior Boys’ Football team won the Div 3 Competition Vince
yesterday beating John McGlashan 2nds 4-2 in the final. Draws
Over the last term holidays Lachie Colquhoun went away with Yr 7 and 8 Hockey - Friday 26 July - McMillan
his Southern (made up of Otago/ Southland/ North Otago/ Hockey Turf
Central Otago players) Under 18 Development side to the KVC vs Tahuna Turbos at 4.30pm on the Far A
National Association Tournament in Pukekohe. The team Turf
had a tough pool with Canterbury, North Harbour and Bay of Basketball - Friday 26 July
Plenty. The team had good wins against all these sides and KVC Snr A Boys vs SOHS Boys at 6.30pm on Ct 4
ended up top of their pool and in the semi-finals. In the semi- - Edgar Centre
finals they came up against South Canterbury - the game was KVC Snr Girls’ Red have been defaulted to by Columba 12 Day
a draw at full time so it came down to a shoot-out with one KVC Snr Blue Boys vs OBHS Balldroppers at 6.15pm at KVC
player against the goalie. Step up goalie Lachie, who saved Gym
all three goal attempts and the team advanced to the finals. KVC Jnr Girls vs at St Hilda’s White at 5.15pm at KVC Gym
In the final the Southern team competed against a finely- KVC Jnr Boys’ Green vs JMC Rollers at 4.15pm at KVC Gym
tuned Canterbury side. Unfortunately the Southern side got Netball - Saturday 27 July - Edgar Centre
pipped 4-3! Southern ranked second out of sixteen teams. KVC Snr A vs Columba 10A at 9.00am on Ct 10
Congratulations to Lachie on his silver medal. KVC Snr Red vs OGHS 12-1 at 9.00am on Ct 13
KVC Jnr Gold vs Kavanagh Int Red at 12.00pm on Ct 15
KVC 10 Red vs Bayfield Jnr Gold at 9.00am on Ct 15
KVC 9 Green vs Taieri 9 Yellow at 12.00pm on Ct 17
Rugby - Saturday 27 July
Combined Co-Ed vs Wakatipu 1stXV at 1.00pm at Queenstown
Events Centre
KVC Colts vs OBHS U15 White at 11.15am at Oval 2
KVLY/KAVA vs Southern U13 at 10 .15am at Bathgate Park 1
Miniball - Monday 29 July at the Edgar Centre
KVC 7 Cavaliers vs DNI 7 Boys at 4.05pm on Ct 7
KVC/WGTN 8 Nuggets vs Fairfield Heat at 4.05pm on Ct 6
KVC/WGTN Rockettes vs Balmac Liberty at 4.40pm on Ct 6
Results Hockey Juniors - Monday 29 July - McMillan Hockey Turf
Miniball - Monday 22 July - Edgar Centre Juniors vs King’s Juniors at 5.40pm on the Pavilion
KVC 7 Cavaliers vs DNI 7 Boys at 4.05pm - Ct 7 Hockey Juniors - Tuesday 30 July - McMillan Hockey Turf
KVC/WGTN 8 Nuggets vs Fairfield Heat at 4.05pm KVC/Bayfield vs OBHS Gold at 3.40pm on the Far Turf
on Ct 6 Hockey Seniors - Tuesday 30 July - McMillan Hockey Turf
KVC/WGTN Rockettes lost to Tahuna 8 Green Seniors vs JMC Red at 8 .40pm on the Far Turf
POD Jennifer Sutherland Theresa Johnson, Sports’ Coordinator
Hockey Juniors - Monday 22 July - McMillan e: sport@kvc.school.nz
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