Senior Prize List 2015
General House Awards
General house awards are awarded for effort, example to others and participation in house activities. General cultural awards are awarded for a valuable contribution to the cultural life of the school, and
general sports awards are awarded for a contribution to the sporting life other school, and for high sporting achievement and fair play.
Kauri House: Harriet Angell, Arjun Bhatia, Harriet Broadhurst, Olivia Campbell, Kenzie Dellaway, Caitlin Haliburton, Caitlin Jones,
Brie Keatley, Ariana Lander, Jarrod Lobb, Abbie Lochhead, Nathan Miller, Jack Morgan, Sean Morrison, Sophia Peterson, Jez Reeves,
Lukundo Siwanzi, Suzanna Small, Jayson Su, Cameron Webber, Astrid Williams, Monique Yule.
Rata House: Taine Conway, Nicole Couchman, Annie Cross, Arcadia Dalzell, Bart Fenwick-Bull, Ross Garton, Kyle Hesketh,
Annah McPherson, Caoimhe Murphy-Twhigg, Zahn Philip, Sophie Pyott, William Wallace, Jack Warren, Morgan Watkins, Nicole Wessels,
Harry Young, Angus Yule.
Tainui House: Kelsey Aldersley, Nicole Brailsford, Jack Broughton, Donnielle Campbell, Arran Cargill-Brown, Madison Chu, Ben Hooper,
Cairo Kotuhi, Teag MacKay, Caleb Manning, Georgia Rathbone, Taleigh Sheridan, Aimee Somerville, Jack Tichborne, Tim Vandenberg.
Miro House:Megan Baker, Andrew Breen, Oakleigh Duncan, Julia Evans, Darcy Garland, Hayden Hughes, Kaitlyn Jackson, Nina Lesperance, Liam Morgan, Ellie O’Keeffe, Christopher Park, Grace Stephenson, Andrew Wilson. Sarah Bradey, Nicole Brebner, Harriet Broadhurst, Arran Cargill-Brown, Charlie Cottrell, Randy Harry-Robson, Elisha Hartley, Ben Hooper, Jessica Hunt, Mitchell Keip, Joshua Kent,
Ella Knobloch, Teag MacKay, Hugh McKendrey, Sarah-Hope Mil-Curreen, Liam Millar, Nathan Miller, Imogen Moore, Morgan Pearce,
Elliott Scrimshaw, Aimee Somerville, Grace Stephenson, Micah Thompson, Jack Warren, Morgan Watkins, Olivia Addis, Joseph Belcher,
Andrew Breen, Reegan Brown, Joel Engelke, Julia Evans, Jack Francois, Robert Fridd, Darcy Garland, Lauren Hartridge, Ronan Jordan,
Dylan Kirk, Hamish Legarth, Arabella McLeay, Sophie Pyott, Georgia Rathbone, Jez Reeves, Ben Waddington, William Wallace, Cameron
Webber, Callum Wilkie, Andrew Wilson, Harry Young.
Principal’s Awards
Principal’s house awards are awarded for an outstanding example to others in effort, reliability and participation in a range of house activities. Principal’s cultural awards are awarded for an outstanding
contribution to the cultural life of the school. Principal’s sports awards are awarded for an outstanding contribution to the sporting life of the school, and for excellent sporting achievement and fair play.
Principal’s House Awards
Year 11: Miro House: Flo Mills, Joseph Belcher, Robert Fridd. Rata House: Nicole Brebner, Ella Knobloch.
Year 12: Miro House: Mitchell Keip. Rata House: Lauren Hartridge, Ella Coram-O’Kane, Reuben Jones, Alice Wake;
Tainui House: Dylan Kirk, Alice Wake, Tremayne Kotuhi;
Year 13: Miro House: Natalya Taylor, Oscar Gittings, Callum Wilkie;
Kauri House: Olivia Broadhurst, Reegan Brown, Brandon Jones, Max Cooper, Courtney Neilson.
Rata House: Saoirse Murphy-Twhigg, Tahi Scott.
Tainui House: Logan Bensemann, Robert Barker, Eve Fuller, Cassidy White.
Principal’s Sports Awards
Year 12: Mitchell Keip: for football, futsal, cricket, athletics and orienteering;
Year 13: Logan Bensemann: for football and futsal;
Alexia Hinton: for canoe polo and swimming;
Jarrod Lobb: for hockey, cricket, athletics, cross country, orienteering and golf;
Natalya Taylor: for cricket, athletics, volleyball, beach volleyball, netball, squash and badminton;
Cheyenne Welsh: for football, futsal, netball and cricket.
Principal’s Cultural Awards
Year 13: Kelsey Aldersley: for Colla Vocé, Voix de Femmes, debating, cultural committee, music festival and arts festival;
Brie Keatley: for school production, Colla Voce, Voix de Femmes and the arts festival;
Morgan Parker-Bowles: for the school production, Concert Band, orchestra, Colla Vocé, Music Festival and cultural committee;
Philippa Stonehouse: fortechnical, school production, arts festival and cultural committee.
Academic Awards
There are two levels of award: prize in subject and distinction for a high placement in three subjects or more.
Year 11
Certificates of Distinction
Arcadia Dalzell: distinction in science, English, accounting and media studies; Sam Perry-Purchas: distinction in science, English, history,
economics and year 12 mathematics.
Academic Prizes
Hal Achten: prize in geography and distinction in science, mathematics and history; Olivia Campbell: Prize in technology fabric; Arran
Cargill-Brown: prize in musicianship and distinction in music; Devon Copp: prize in English literacy skills 2; Robert Fridd: prize in physical education; Tyler Holdsworth: prize in English literacy skills 1 and distin ction in information management; Reeve Hornett: prize in science with applications and distinction in information management; Ella Knobloch: prize in year 12 biology and distinction in science and
drama; Cairo Kotuhi: prize in Te Reo Maori; Elliott Lee: prize in information management; Natasja McHenryvan Veelen, prize in visual art; Klaudia McIsaac: prize in future pathways foundation; Leah Morrison: prize in technology metal, prize in
Japanese and distinction in physical education and science; Caoimhe Murphy-Twhigg: prize in mathematics application and distinction in
English; Ben Richmond: prize in physical education applied; Lily Roper: prize in mathematics applied; Ben Waddington: prize in technology wood and distinction in design and visual communication and history; Madison Wezel: prize in media studies and distinction in visual
art and Japanese.