Dear Parents and GuardiansWelcome back to school. I trust your sons have had a good break and are looking forward to a busy term ahead. We have senior exams in weeks 6 and 7, so all of our students in Years 11-13 should be starting their work towards these. Our school production has been running this week: Assassins has been a great success and we are very proud of everyone involved in it. The winter sports programme starts up in earnest this weekend as well. Good luck to all those representing the school. Regards |
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2016 Open Events and Enrolment Information |
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Information Evening – 6.00pm, Thursday 30th July 2015The 2016 Information Evening will include student-hosted school tours, sports and music performances and a general information session presented by the Headmaster. All prospective parents, caregivers and students are welcome to attend. |
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Enrolment InterviewsEnrolment Forms will be available from 20th July 2015
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Grandparents Day – Friday 31st July, 9.30am – 11.30amRegister TODAY and be in to win a night for two at the Spencer on Byron! |
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| Westlake Boys is hosting the 2015 Grandparents’ Day on Friday 31st July. The day will commence at 9.45 with students meeting their grandparents and taking them on a tour of the school campus to see some classes and facilities in action. At 10.30am the students will accompany their grandparents to assembly in the Auditorium followed by morning tea in the Staffroom.All grandparents registered on or before TODAY go in the draw to win a night for two (including breakfast) at the Spencer on Byron Hotel.Please register grandparents at www.eventbrite.co.nz Search “Westlake Boys Grandparents Day”. All event queries to Vicki Fowler vfowler@westlake.school.nz or Mandy Curry mcurry@westlake.school.nz in the Community Relations Office.
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“Assassins”, by Stephen Sondheim & John Weidman: July 21st – 24th JulyFor four nights, Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s musical enthralled, shocked, delighted and surprised Westlake audiences, on stage in the Boys’ School Auditorium. A collaboration between Westlake Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools, “Assassins” involved 35 students onstage in acting roles, 15 in the orchestra and another 10 in backstage/technical roles, as well as more than 10 teachers in supporting roles. The response to “Assassins” was extremely positive, with audiences delighted by the wide range of outstanding acting and singing talent onstage, as well as the remarkable high-quality of the orchestra. The musical detailed the stories of a number of American presidential assassins, and thus gave many students exciting, yet demanding, acting opportunities. It also afforded those in the large ensemble a chance to sing some of the most challenging music ever written for the musical stage, and also play a variety of Presidents and historical characters. |
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| The design for the production was unique, and cutting edge, using both still and dynamic projected images. Amongst these was a stunning electric chair effect, and the moment that it ‘rained’ onstage.Westlake Schools are grateful to all those who contributed to the success of this production, and to all those who attended.An announcement about the 2016 production will be made before the end of the year. | |||
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Careers DepartmentPlease click here for the July August 2015 Careers Newsletter. Any queries can be directed to Mrs Janice Renton-Rooney at jrenton@westlake.school.nz |
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Year 10 Spirit of New Zealand Trophy Voyage |
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| The Spirit of Adventure Trust was established to provide New Zealanders access to a character development programme, through sailing. You are being given an opportunity to develop the qualities of independence, understanding and community spirit through the medium of a sea voyage.The Spirit Trophy voyages are for Year 10 students. Teams of 10 students from four schools, with one teacher per team, compete against each other over a period of five days. The team with the most points at the end of the voyage wins the Spirit Trophy!All events include teamwork, problem solving, debating, ship-handling and aquatic sports in and on the water. Teams will go ashore for a day and complete a task against others that will involve ingenuity, leadership, excitement, reward and fun. |
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The voyage will be a valuable experience for all who participate and is a great opportunity to develop personal skills, team work, communication and trust, which are integral to future successes. These qualities are also encouraged through the pursuit of excellence at Westlake.Important information:
We have the opportunity to sponsor two positions, so if you would like to be considered for this, please indicate on your application form. Any questions to krussell@westlake.school.nz or ext 760 |
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Sydney Football Tour 2015 |
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| The July school holidays saw the Under 14 and Under 15 WBHS Football teams embark on a week-long football trip to the NSW/FFA High Performance Football Centre (Valentine Sports Park) in Sydney. After the obligatory photograph at the Departure Gate and short journey over ‘the ditch’ we were settled into our accommodation and ready to start our games. | |||
| A bright and sunny Sydney morning provided the back drop for our first games (vs. Mt. Druitt FC) on some immaculate surfaces. It was immediately evident that the information about Australian club teams being well organised, technically gifted and tactically astute would prove to be correct. The U14 defended gallantly to finish up with a 0-0 draw and the U15 eventually lost 3-1 owing to some clinical finishing. That evening saw us take in some live NRL at the ANZ stadium, before heading to bed after an enjoyable first day. Our next games (vs. Apia Leichardt FC) were a mixed bag of results, with the U14 winning 3-1 and the U15 unable to get a reward for their industrious performance, losing 2-0. | |||
| Some well-deserved rest and relaxation was due and the players took to the recovery pool to cool off any aching limbs and prepare for our games the next day, these being against a very diligent and effective club – Sydney United FC. A spirited performance from the U14 team saw them draw 2-2 and despite a strong showing from the U15 some late goals saw them go down 3-1 at the final whistle. After dinner, the players were met by two of the Central Coast Mariners first team players and during a Q&A session were given an insight into the life of a professional footballer. This proved to be an interesting and motivating session that highlighted the hard work and dedication that is required to succeed at the higher echelons of the sport. | |||
| Sydney continued to bless us with excellent weather and this ensured we could enjoy two excellent coaching sessions with the NSW FFA Technical Director – Alex Tobin (87 caps for Australia). Mr Tobin complimented our players highly on their skill levels but also their attitude manners and positive approach to all he asked them to do – high praise from Australia’s second highest appearance maker and FIFA World Cup player. |  |
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| The order of the day from here on in was some retail therapy and the students were all too happy to see their dollars change from NZ ones to Australian ones and then snap up some bargains in the mall. A short pre-match meal was to follow before we got ready for our final set of games. The U14 team played St. George FC, who proved to be too quick and agile for our players and were good value in their 6-1 defeat of the Westlake team. The U15 squad however had saved their best performance for their last game. The team started the game at an electric pace and pressed their opponents (Hills Brumbies FC) into errors in possession. All of the U15’s hard work and positive attitude was repaid in full as they romped home to a 5-1 win, a fitting tribute to staying positive, focused and determined even when results hadn’t gone their way.Our competitive football matches were now complete and the players could enjoy some Futsal coaching before an excellent Sydney Harbour cruise, sightseeing and dinner in Darling Harbour. We headed back to our accommodation for the last time, content in the knowledge that the players had worked hard, learnt some new facets of the game and had bonded well with each other. The next day we headed to the airport, made our way to the departure gate to then find our flight had been cancelled. We were then quickly ushered to a four star hotel for one final unscheduled night before flying back home later than expected. | |||
| All in all, we had a fantastic tour that produced some amazing memories on and off the field. The players represented Westlake with pride, dignity, determination and a positive attitude. The frequent and genuine compliments on our manners, behaviour and conduct throughout the tour were testament to the boys and the positive football culture that exists at our school. |  |
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2015 Leavers’ Merchandise |
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| This week marks the commencement of activities for our 2015 Leavers. Westlake Boys’ High School Leavers merchandise items detailed below will be on sale in the Uniform Shop from Tuesday 21st July (first week of term 3) until Friday 7th August 2015. Sample fittings will commence at lunchtime in the Auditorium Street on Tuesday 21st July – Thursday 23rd July. From Friday 24th July samples can be fitted at the Uniform Shop after 1.00pm.Leavers’ Merchandise
This year’s Leavers merchandise consists of:
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Community Curriculum and Option Selection Evenings |
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| Te Kura Tamatāne o UrurotoNgā pō whakamārama i te marautanga me te whiringa kaupapa
Nau mai, haere mai, e te iwi, ki ngā pō whakamārama nei, mo te tau 2015. He tono tēnei ki ngā mātua o ngā tama i ngā tau 9 me te 10. He wā tēnei e ako ai koe mo te mātauranga o Aotearoa, me pēhea koe e tautoko ai i tō tama, ā, me pēhea hoki koe e āwhina ai i tō tama ki te whiriwhiri kaupapa mo te tau 2016 neke atu. E whā ngā hui ā pō ka tū ki te Wharekai Kaimahi o te kura. Ka āhua 45 meneti te roa o ia hui. 6.00 i te pō – Rāhina, 3 o Here turi kōkā: Pō whakamārama i te marautanga me te whiringa kaupapa mo te iwi o Korea: He pō tēnei ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te āwhina i tō tama kia angitū ai a ia i te mātauranga o Aotearoa; ā, ka whakamāramatia ngā kōrero katoa ki te reo o Korea. 6.00 i te pō – Rātū, 4 o Here turi kōkā: Pō whakamārama i te marautanga me te whiringa kaupapa mo te iwi o Haina: He pō tēnei ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te āwhina i tō tama kia angitū ai a ia i te mātauranga o Aotearoa; ā, ka whakamāramatia ngā kōrero katoa ki te reo o Haina. 6.00 i te pō – Rātū, 11 o Here turi kōkā: Pō whakamārama i te marautanga me te whiringa kaupapa mo te iwi Māori: He pō tēnei ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te āwhina i tō tama kia angitū ai a ia i te mātauranga o Aotearoa; ā, hei Māori hoki. 6.00 i te pō – Rāpare, 13 o Here turi kōkā: Pō whakamārama i te marautanga me te whiringa kaupapa mo te iwi o Korea: He pō tēnei ka whakamāramatia me pēhea te āwhina i tō tama kia angitū ai a ia i te mātauranga o Aotearoa. Ko te tūmanako ia, ka kite i a koe. He kaupapa, he huarahi, pai ēnei momo hui hei ako i ngā āhuatanga e pā ana ki tō tamaiti mātauranga, ā, hei āwhina hoki i a koe ki te ārahi i a ia mo ngā rā kei te heke mai nei. Whakamōhiotia mātou mehemea ka haere mai koe ki tētahi o ēnei hui. Mehemea ka haere mai koe ki te hui Māori, hui Pasifika rānei, tēnā, whakamōhiotia a Barb Sutherland; īmera: bsutherland@westlake.school.nz waea rānei: 09 410 8667, me te 703. Mehemea ka haere mai koe ki te hui Korea, tēnā, whakamōhiotia a Mr K Ahn; īmera: kahn@westlake.school.nz waea rānei: 09 410 8667, me te 789. Mehemea ka haere mai koe ki te hui Haina, tēnā, whakamōhiotia a Mrs J Tang; īmera: jtang@westlake.school.nz waea rānei: 09 410 8667, me te 789. |
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Community Curriculum and Option Selection EveningsWestlake Boys High School would like to invite members of our school communities to attend our 2015 Curriculum and Option Selection Evenings. We would like to meet parents of students who are currently in Years 9 and 10, and who would like to learn a little more about New Zealand education, about how to support their son, and about how to help him make wise course choices for 2016 and beyond. We are running four evenings in the school Staffroom. Each will last around 45 minutes. 6.00pm Monday 3rd August: Korean Curriculum and Option Selection Evening. This evening will explain how to help your son succeed in the New Zealand education system, and will be translated into Korean. 6.00pm Tuesday 4th August: Chinese Curriculum and Option Selection Evening. This evening will explain how to help your son succeed in the New Zealand education system, and will be translated into Chinese. 6.00pm Tuesday 11th August: Māori Curriculum and Option Selection Evening. This evening will explain how to make important choices for your son’s future, and will also talk about helping our Māori students to achieve as Māori. 6.00pm Thursday 13th August: Pasifika Curriculum and Option Selection Evening. This evening will explain how to make important choices for your son’s future, and will also talk about helping our Pasifika students be successful in their studies. We look forward to seeing you. These evenings will be a valuable way to learn a little more about your son’s education and will help you guide him as he thinks about his future. Please let us know if you are going to attend any of the evenings. If you are going to attend the Māori or Pasifika evenings, please contact Mrs B Sutherland on bsutherland@westlake.school.nz or 09 410 8667 extension 703. If you are going to attend the Korean evening, please contact Mr K Ahn on kahn@westlake.school.nz or 09 410 8667 extension 789. If you are going to attend the Chinese evening, please contact Mrs J Tang on jtang@westlake.school.nz or 09 410 8667 extension 789. |
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| 웨스트레이크 남자 고등학교커뮤니티 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤
웨스트레이크 남자 고등학교는 2015 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤에 커뮤니티 회원님을 초대하길 원합니다. 현재 9~10 학년 학생들의 부모님들, 뉴질랜드 교육에 대해 조금 더 배우고 싶으신 분들, 자녀를 돕고 싶으신 분들, 그리고 2016년의 현명한 과목 선택에 도움이 되고자 하시는 분들 모두 만나 뵙길 원합니다. 행사는 4회에 걸쳐 학교 교무실에서 열리게 됩니다. 각각 약 45분 정도 진행됩니다. 8월 3일 월요일 오후 6시: 한인 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤. 귀하의 자녀가 뉴질랜드 교육 시스템에서 성공하도록 도와줄 수 있는 방법을 설명하는 행사이며, 한국어로 통역됩니다. 8월 4일 화요일 오후 6시: 중국인 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤. 귀하의 자녀가 뉴질랜드 교육 시스템에서 성공하도록 도와줄 수 있는 방법을 설명하는 행사이며, 중국어로 통역됩니다. 8월 11일 화요일 오후 6시: 마오리 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤. 귀하의 자녀의 미래를 위해 중요한 선택을 할 수 있도록 설명하는 행사이며, 마오리 학생들이 마오리로서 성취함을 돕는 방법들도 얘기할 것입니다. 8월 13일 목요일 오후 6시: 파시피카 교육과정 및 옵션 선택의 밤. 귀하의 자녀의 미래를 위해 중요한 선택을 할 수 있도록 설명하는 행사이며, 파시피카 학생들의 성공적인 학업을 돕는 방법들도 얘기할 것입니다. 여러분의 참여를 기대합니다. 이 행사들은 귀하의 자녀의 교육에 대해 조금 더 배울 수 있는 소중한 기회가 될 것이며, 자녀가 계획하는 미래로 안내함에 도움이 될 것입니다. 참석하기 원하실 경우 학교에 알려 주시길 바랍니다. 마오리나 파시피카 행사에 참석하기 원하실 경우 bsutherland@westlake.school.nz 또는 09 410 8667 내선 703을 통해 Mrs B Sutherland에게 문의 하시기 바랍니다. 한인 행사에 참석하기 원하실 경우 kahn@westlake.school.nz 또는 09 410 8667 내선 789를 통해 Mr K Ahn에게 문의 하시기 바랍니다. 중국 행사에 참석하기 원하실 경우 jtang@westlake.school.nz 또는 09 410 8667 내선 789를 통해 Mrs J Tang에게 문의 하시기 바랍니다. |
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| 西湖男子高中课程设置和如何选课的说明会
西湖男子高中诚挚的邀请学校社区成员来参加2015年课程设置和如何选课的说明会。如果您的儿子目前在九年级或者十年级，并且您愿意多了解一点有关新西兰的教育以及如何支持您的儿子和如何帮助他在2016年及以后的几年作出明智的课程选择，我们期待着您的出席。 我们将在学校的教工休息室举行四场说明会。每场将持续大约45分钟。 8月3日周一下午6点：课程设置与如何选课的韩文说明会。此说明会将讲解如何帮助您的儿子在新西兰教育体系下获得成功，说明会内容将被翻译成韩文。 8月4日周二下午6点：课程设置与如何选课的中文说明会。此说明会将讲解如何帮助您的儿子在新西兰教育体系下获得成功，说明会内容将被翻译成中文。 8月11日周二下午6点：课程设置和如何选课的毛利说明会。此说明会涉及如何针对您儿子的未来做出重要选择，同时也将讲解如何帮助我们的毛利学生取得进步。 8月13日周四下午6点：课程设置和如何选课的太平洋岛屿族裔说明会。此说明会将讲解如何针对您儿子的未来作出重要选择，同时也将讨论如何帮助我们的太平洋岛屿族裔的学生在学业上获得成功。 我们期待着您的光临。这些活动可以有效的让您了解一些关于您儿子的教育，从而可以帮助您引导他关于他自己对自己未来的认知。 如果你有意向参加其中的任何一个说明会，请您通知我们。如果您要参加毛利人或太平洋岛民说明会，请联系Mrs B Sutherland，邮箱kahn@westlake.school.nz或电话094108667分机789。如果你要参加中文的说明会，请联系Mrs J Tang ，邮箱jtang@westlake.school.nz或电话094108667分机789。 |
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Important Dates: |
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| 29 July | Form Class Photographs | ||
| 29 July | Board of Trustees Meeting | ||
| 30 July | School finishes at 12.50pm | ||
| 30 July | Information Evening for 2016 Enrolments, 6.00pm | ||
| 31 July | Grandparents Day 9.30am – 11.30am | ||
| 3 August | Korean Curriculum and Option Selection Evening 6.00pm | ||
| 4 August | Chinese Curriculum and Option Selection Evening 6.00pm | ||
| 5 August | Late Start PD – students arrive at school at 10.55am | ||
| 6 August | Westlake Schools Gala Concert (Session A: 5.00-6.30pm, Session B: 7.30-9.30pm) | ||
| 10 August | PTA Meeting | ||
| 11 August | Maori Curriculum and Option Selection Evening 6.00pm | ||
| 11 & 12 August | In Zone Enrolments for 2016 (see times in article above) | ||
| 13 August | Pasifika Curriculum and Option Selection Evening 6.00pm | ||
| 14 August | Westlakers Annual Reunion at 6.30pm | ||
| 18 & 19 August | Out of Zone Enrolments for 2016 (see times in article above) | ||
| 24 August – 3 September | End of Year Senior Examinations | ||
| 26 August | Board of Trustees Meeting | ||
| 31 August – 5 September | Winter Sports Tournament Week | ||
| 17 September | Winter Sports Photographs | ||
| 21 September | Senior Reports Issued | ||
| 23 September | Board of Trustees Meeting | ||
| 25 September | Senior Prizegiving 12.00pm | ||
| 25 September | End Term 3 | ||
| 28 September – 9 October | Holiday Revision Programme | ||
| 12 October | Start Term 4 | ||
Westlake Sport |
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Basketball Under 17 League 2In Under 17 League two basketball – Westlake C toppled the league leaders Birkenhead on Monday 20 July. Coached by Mr Gibson and captained by Grieg Tuaine, Westlake led after the first quarter but was held scoreless in the second by a spirited Birkenhead team. They trailed until the final minute where both teams exchanged three pointers, a crucial three banked from Joel Remigio. Trailing by one in the final 30 seconds it took a steal and a trip to the line for Captain Grieg to bank two clutch free throws winning the game by 1 point. Able to field an almost identical 5 on the court in the Jones Twins and the Tu’inukuafe triplets and with an aggressive full court press this team is placed well to achieve its goal. Mr Gibson would also like to thank all the Westlake supporters on the side-line at the game. It certainly made for an exciting finish. Special mention to international student Tim Lin from Taiwan who is in his first year at Westlake Boys’ High School. He trialled, made the A team in U17 League 2 and has become a valuable player averaging 8-10 points and becoming a top rebounder. Well done Tim it’s really great to see you embracing WBHS sport. To all international students Tim Lin is a great example at how joining a sporting team can really help you enjoy Westlake and make new friends. |
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Youth Basketball of America National Championship |
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| Adam Singer, Ethan Clark and Marshall Cairns-Hita from Year 9 and Mark Wellacott from Year 10 travelled to the USA to take part in the Youth Basketball of America National Championship during the holidays. They went with Coach Carl Buck who is an American coach they train with. Carl is well regarded in the basketball scene training many up and coming players from New Zealand. The boys all play Basketball for our school and Adam and Ethan are in the Basketball Institute.The competition was a fantastic experience for the boys, who came close, but unfortunately didn’t win any games. This was their first time playing in the States, and the game was fast paced with an aggressive style of play, which they are not used to playing in New Zealand. However, this gave them an opportunity to see how basketball is played in the USA as well as an insight into what they are up against if they decide to take the scholarship route in a few years. |
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1st XI Hockey vs Pakuranga College 5-0 winThe 1st XI travelled to Lloyd Elsmore Park for the start of Term 3 hockey on 22 July. With a few injuries and illnesses we were down to two substitutes but the boys stepped up and kept to the game plan well. Nerves were settled when Keegan Russell slotted home a rebound and then JP Rossouw calmly put another in the corner. A further 3 goals were scored through Benji Edwards, Jord Glandorf and Mitchell Ottow in the second half. It was comprehensive win but there are still areas which Westlake have to tidy up before the team heads to Nationals at Lloyd Elsmore in 5 weeks’ time. |
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2nd XI vs Orewa College 1st XI 9-0 winOur 2nd XI played their best hockey of the season. Considering they hit the crossbar twice, it was a solid performance with 4 goals coming from Penalty Corners – a convincing 9-0 win. |
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3rd XI vs Birkenhead College 1st XI 4-0 winCongratulations to Daniel Young who scored 3 of the 4 goals for the 3rd XI. Daniel is a mid-fielder and a defence player which makes this all the more impressive. |
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| Premier Squash team members Rafa Yam, Matthew Lucente and Gabe Yam reaped success at the North Island Age Group Championships in Wellington during the last weekend of the school holidays. This is one of New Zealand’s largest Squash tournaments for juniors with participants numbering to 175 players from both the North and South Islands.Coming from a runner-up finish at last week’s South Island Age Group Championships in Blenheim, Rafa came back stronger to capture the Boys Under 17 title in Wellington and stayed true to his New Zealand number 1 ranking in his age division. 15 year old Matthew Lucente, playing in his first year in the U17 age group, proved he can challenge the older boys with his impressive win in the playoffs for third place.
New Zealand Under 15 number 1, Gabe Yam, was too strong and unchallenged in the Boys U15 division, winning the title without dropping a single game throughout the tournament. |
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Rafa, Matthew and Gabe along with the rest of the team now shift their focus towards the Secondary Schools Nationals in August to be held in Palmerston North.Rafa Yam:
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BadmintonCongratulations to Westlake 11 won the B grade of the North Harbour Secondary Schools competition. There was no A grade competition as we were the only school that had a team. |
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Westlakers News |
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Westlakers’ London Reunion July 2015 |
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| The Admiralty pub in Trafalgar Square was the venue for the recent Westlakers London Reunion, where David Ferguson was pleased to host Westlakers from several different decades. The numbers included Tony Evans and Stuart Wilson, two foundation students from the original Westlake High School, and two of our most recent leavers, from 2014, Wesley Healiss and Harry Calverley. The London reunion is a regular feature in the Westlake calendar. It’s always good to catch up with Westlakers, wherever they are in the world, and as ever they all enjoyed the opportunity to share some good stories and memories of their times at school. |  |
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Westlaker Jacky Siu – 2015 ROSL Music Scholarship |
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| Westlaker Jacky Siu (2009-2012) and his cello quartet, ‘Quattro’, are about to head to Europe after taking first place in the Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) Chamber Music Competition and winning the 2015 ROSL Music Scholarship. They are the youngest all-cello group in New Zealand and are all Sir Edmund Hillary scholars from the University of Waikato, Jacky, 18, Sam Lucas, 19, Alexander Swale, 20, and Catherine Kwak, 17. The prize is a fully-funded six week trip to the UK, ‘acting as professional musicians on tour’, playing and attending concerts and music festivals and meeting international musicians and teachers. |  |
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| The competition involved two 30-minute performances to a panel of judges. “The calibre of performances was really high, which made it hard to keep topping our performance each time,” says Jacky. “The judges actually considered the chemistry of the group in their deliberations which makes sense if we’re going to be travelling together for six weeks in a foreign country.” The Bachelor of Music students rehearse together most days which means they’re very close.Senior lecturer and cello tutor, James Tennant, applauds ‘Quattro’ and their serious work ethic, saying that this trip will open many doors for this group of “extremely talented kids”. | |||
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