SENIOR PRIZEGIVING

Thursday 5th November, 2015

Final Prize List

Cultural Awards for 2015 Whakaahurangi M.W.W League Trophy For Achievement In Maori Language: Freedom Walker Whakaahurangi Marae Trophy for Achievement in Maori Art & Craft: Mihirangi Rice Me Mahi Ururoa For contributions to Kapa Haka: Samme-Sara Harrop-Marriner: Kurahaupo Trophy for Achievement in Oral Mā ori and Whaia te Iti Kahurangi Outstanding leadership by a Senior Maori student: Jason Manuel-Isaacs Habershon Memorial Scroll Contribution To Shakespearean Pursuits: Brittany Barker Trueman Trophy Best Original Song Competition: Brittany Barker Lions Club Performing Arts Award Plaque the Most Polished Performer: Greg Matthews Stephanie Cox Memorial Cup- this cup is awarded to a senior student who has displayed a passion for and a commitment to learning a language. In 2015 the Stephanie Cox Memorial Cup goes to Teigan Parker. Carmichael Cup Senior Creative Writing: Dale Stanners Rayner Memorial Cup Senior Short Stories: Jonathan Linders John Needham Memorial Trophy Intermediate Public Speaking: Estella Van Der Lee Rotary Club Shield Senior Public Speaking: Estella Van Der Lee Designer of the Peak Magazine Cover for 2015: Jessica Taunt.

Cultural Blues Awards: Nominees must have:

Shown above average ability in all facets of their chosen arts discipline during the year

Represented Stratford High School in their cultural discipline

Shown above average qualities of leadership, collegiality and dedication both to their discipline and to the school in general.

Shown commitment over a period of time. For 2015 a Cultural Blue is awarded to

For Dance: Laura Ward; Kate Booker.

For Drama; Emily Bates.

For Fine Arts: Jessica Taunt.

For Performing Arts: Jayde Nahi, Samuel Reardon, Mihirangi Rice.

It is seldom that a student receives more than one ‘blue’ in a year but this year we have a double “Blue’. For Fine Arts and Performing Arts: Kimberley Barker.

SPORTS AWARDS: 2015 SPORTS ASSEMBLY: STRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL 2015 On Tuesday 20 October we presented many of our annual sports awards in a separate celebration to the end of year prize giving. Awards were presented for Cricket, Cross Country, Football, Hockey, Netball, Rugby and Basketball.

Many students were also acknowledged for their achievements at regional and national tournaments and for recent representative selection in their sport this year.

Cricket: SHS Cricket: Most Improved Player: Makaiyah Hughes W. Clarke: Batting Trophy: Connor Muir SHS 1st X1 All-rounders Trophy: Nicholas Merson Lightoller Family Cricket Trophy: To the player with the best bowling average for the season: Lachlan Drummond

SHS Cross Country Individual: Junior Girls - Chapman Cup: Ciel Butler Junior Boys - Miss H C Thompson Cup: Morgan Trott Intermediate Girls - Student Council Cup: Tamsin Burt Intermediate Boys - D S Butcher Cup: Ryan Dodunski Senior Girls - Student Council Cup: Sarah Kowalewski Senior Boys - Moore Cup: Jared Dodunski

Teams: Junior Girls - H C Thompson Cup: Amess: Ciel Butler Junior Boys - Herbert Smith Trust Cup: Amess Morgan Trott Intermediate Girls - Pugh Cup: Amess Jasmine Baker Intermediate Boys - Mrs R E Carryer Cup: Trimble Cameron Trethewey Senior Girls - SHS Cross Country Team Trophy: McAllister Emily Short Senior Boys - R Masters Cup: Trimble Matthew Anderson

Football: Smith Trophy: Most Improved Girls Football Player: Grace Burroughs Comrie Trophy: Girls Football Player of the Year: Sarah Kowalewski C. Alsop Trophy: Most Improved Boy Football Player: Anthony Vogt

Hockey: Lawrence Trophy: Most Improved Girls Hockey Player: Caitlin Reardon Margaret Tilley Trophy: Best All-round Girl Hockey Player: Katie Taylor SHS Hockey Cup: Most Improved Boys Player: Connor Potroz H.V. McKay Trophy: Best Boy Hockey Player: Samule Kieft

Netball: Mellow Family Trophy: Most Improved Netball Player SHS ‘A’: Courtney MacKintosh-Tairaki Janet Henry Netball Trophy: Best Team Member SHS ‘A’: Emily Short N.A. Chadwick Trophy: Dedication to Netball: Laura Ward

Rugby: 1981 Rugby Trophy: Most Improved Player – SHS 1st XV: Dylan Rangi Cadman Graeme Adams Memorial Trophy: Most Worthy Member SHS 1st XV Rugby: Nicholas Merson and Quinlin Bosson-Thompson

Basketball: Marchant Trophy: Senior Boys Basketball MVP: Quintin Bailey Certificates of achievement were awarded to the following students. Greg Matthews - Pool – Winner of National “Pool for Schools” Tournament Jessica Taunt - Hockey – Stratford High Schools MVP for North Island Mixed Tournament Jackson Taylor - Hockey - Umpiring at Hatch Cup and National Age Group tournaments The SHS Senior Boys ‘A’ Basketball Team that recently attended Nationals were awarded with certificates for their 2nd placing. Quintin Bailey, and Cameron Trethewey were acknowledged for making the Tournament team at Basketball Nationals. Bailey Gavin was also selected from the SHS Girls A team for the girls Tournament team at Nationals in Palmerston North and received acknowledgement for this. Stratford High School Netball A received medals acknowledging their achievements throughout the year. They won their section at our Stratford Satellite, finished third at Taranaki Champs and at TSSSA Netball and placed 5th at the Lower North Island Secondary Schools Tournament. Emily Short was also selected for the Tournament team at the LNISS Tournament in Palmerston North in October.

Major sports awards announced at the senior prizegiving: 2015

Girls House Points Trophy: McAllister House: This will be accepted by McAllister House Captains: Emily Short and Beth West The House Participation Shield: Trimble House: This will be accepted by Trimble House Captains: Sarah Malone, Kelly Brewerton, Roger Foote and Quinlin Bosson-Thompson. Amess House Trophy: Girl Scoring Most Points For Amess: Jasmine Baker and Brooke Millar. Vesty Family Trophy: Amess House Spirit: Samuel Reardon. C.M. Sheehy Trophy: Girl Scoring Most Points for Trimble: Tamsin Burt Nominations for 2015 Sportswoman of the year included: Tamsin Burt, Bailey Gavin, Sarah Kowalewski and Emily Short but for her all-round ability in a range of sports, the SHS Interact Trophy goes to Katie Taylor Nominations for the Sportsman of the Year included: Nicholas Merson and Dylan Trott but for his all-round efforts and outstanding performances during 2015, The Clifford-Jones Memorial Trophy goes to Quinlin Bosson-Thompson

All of the sports people who have been mentioned were also considered for Sportsperson of the Year. The Sturmer Family Cup for Sportsperson of the Year is awarded to Quintin Bailey. The school Sports “Blues’ Awards are very important & to receive them the Sportsperson must meet the following criteria: 1. They must have shown above average ability in their chosen sport. 2. Where possible, they must have represented Stratford High school. 3. They must have shown above average qualities of leadership, sportsmanship & dedication both

to their sport & the school in general. 4. They must have shown commitment over a period of time. The following blues are therefore awarded. Basketball: Bailey Gavin. Football: Grace Burroughs, James Burroughs Golf: Caitlin Reardon. Hockey: Jessica Taunt, Samule Kieft. Netball: Courtney MacKintosh-Tairaki, Georgia Gavin, Laura Ward. Netball Umpiring: Erin Uhlenberg, Jade Stewart. Rugby: Chayce Bailey. It is seldom that a student receives more than one ‘blue’ in a year but this year We have four double and two triple “Blues’. For Darts and Indoor Bowls: Jacinta Frost. For Basketball and Rugby: Quinlin Bosson-Thompson. For Basketball and Hockey: Katie Taylor. For Basketball and Netball: Emily Short. For Basketball, Netball and Umpiring: Beth West. For Cricket, Basketball and Rugby: Nic Merson. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to sport at SHS this year & especially to award winners. Just a reminder that all Junior Sports Awards will be presented at the Junior Prize giving.

Year 11 2015 Prizegiving list Rhys Hodge Diligence Health Natida Jane Diligence English A Jaleel Kapeli Acero Diligence English B David Lehman Diligence English C Courtney Madden Diligence English B Den Manuel-Isaacs Diligence Physical Education Lightning Muraahi Diligence Maori Emma Nolly-Walsh Diligence Textile Technology Thomas White Diligence Wood Technology Tracy Byrnes Diligence Drama, Intermediate Public Speaking Finalist Grace Burroughs Diligence French, Music Tristan Cooper Diligence Home Economics B, Learning Centre Mathematics Ben Johns Distinction Science Talesha Ker Diligence English C, Physical Education Riley Mackintosh-Tairaki Distinction History Luke Ratu Distinction Science Nikki Collins 3rd Health Madison Davy Diligence Accounting, Digital Technology, Ecological Science Matthew Fisher 3rd Home Economics B Lance Fleetwood 3rd Wood Technology Caitlin Gavin Diligence Textile Technology, Distinction English B Elizabeth Martin 3rd History Brittney Meier Waite Diligence Health, Distinction English B Brandy Phillips 3rd= Home Economics Alexa Richards 3rd= French Leigh Jay Roil 3rd Maori Macey Murray 3rd National Certificate of Employment Skills Dawson Austin 2nd= Physical Education Aidan Kelsen 2nd Ecological Science Jack Rossiter 2nd= Music Erin Uhlenberg 2nd Agriculture Shania West Diligence French, 3rd= Ecological Science David Whareaitu 2nd= Music Dominic Villazor Diligence English B, 2nd Design and Visual Communication Caleb Gibbons 1st= Digital Technology Crystalee Jane Diligence Wood Technology, Distinction English B, Mathematics

Internal Kassidy Paul 1st= Accounting Julia Peters Diligence Ecological Science, 2nd Home Economics B Riley Taylor Distinction Digital Technology, 3rd Mathematics Camile Urbano Diligence Ecological Science, English C, 3rd Art Detroit Weston-Hoyes Diligence Health, 2nd Maori Phoenix Witeri Diligence Home Economics, Distinction English A, Physical Education Teigan Parker Diligence Science, 1st French Jacob Boyes Diligence Wood Technology, 1st Ecological Science Trinity Page-Stevens Diligence English B, Mathematics Internal, 2nd Maori Level 3 Teegan Pryor Diligence French, 1st Mathematics Internal Estella Van Der Lee Diligence Physical Education, Distinction English A, 3rd= French Payton Cameron Diligence History, Science, Distinction English A, 3rd= Home

Economics Ryan Joll 3rd Metal Technology, 2nd= Physical Education Demi Langton 3rd= Ecological Science, 2nd National Certificate of Employment Skills

Samantha Mark Distinction Health, 1st= Digital Technology Dylan Moore Distinction Physical Education, Science, 1st= Health Katelyn Simpson Diligence Textile Technology, Distinction Health, 2nd Geography Tyla Van den Beuken Diligence English A, Home Economics, Mathematics, Physical

Education, Science, Distinction Health Joel Heine 2nd Metal Technology, Wood Technology Sara Harrison Diligence Science, 2nd History, 1st Home Economics Jessica Jones Diligence English A, Health, Science, 3rd Textile Technology, 2nd

Home Economics Hannah McCallum Diligence Science, 2nd Textile Technology, 1st Design and Visual

Communication Nathan Roy 1s Metal Technology, Stratford Engineering Award for the best

product by a level 1 Student, 1st Wood Technology, ITM Award Best Product Year 11 Wood Technology

Enana-Louise Cash Diligence Art, Mathematics, Distinction English B, Intermediate Public Speaking Finalist, Science, 1st Maori

Jake Vincent Diligence English A, Intermediate Public Speaking Finalist, Science, 2nd French, 1st= Accounting

Holly Dorne Distinction English A, 1st= Health, 1st History Jessica Potroz Diligence Economics, Mathematics, Distinction English A, Science, 2nd

Drama Olivia Slater Diligence Science, Distinction Mathematics, 1st Agriculture, R.

McConnochie Trophy, Year 11 Agriculture, Physical Education Dale Stanners Diligence Economics, Distinction Health, Mathematics, 3rd Digital

Technology, 2nd English A, 1st Science Brittany Barker Diligence Mathematics, 3rd English A, 1st= Art, 1st Drama, Music

Year 12 2015 Prizegiving list: Matthew Anderson Diligence Wood Technology Jared Dodunski Diligence Wood Technology Jed Hinton Diligence Agriculture Star Course Hamish MacDonald Diligence Physics Cullen May Diligence English B Kyle Read Diligence Metal Technology Kate Booker Distinction English Layne Cox Distinction Computer Studies Te Wahakauri Dankalof Distinction Physical Education Bailey Erickson Distinction Gateway Jordan Hiri Distinction English B Samule Kieft Distinction Gateway Connor Muir Distinction Physics Michael Muir Distinction Physical Education Emma Paton Diligence English B Home Economics Nathan Philip Distinction Sport and Health Studies Jade Stewart Distinction English Nanthawat Thongphakdee Diligence Mathematics, Wood Technology Antony Vogt Distinction Gateway James Burroughs 3rd Wood Technology Tamsin Burt Diligence Physical Education, Distinction Sport and Health Studies Faith Cullen 3rd National Certificate of Employment Skills Sarah Graham 3rd Art Alice Hughes-Bruce Diligence English A, Distinction Physics McKenzie Roodbeen-Old Diligence History, Distinction Physical Education Duncan Trask 3rd Digital Technology Samme-Sara Harrop-Marriner 2nd Drama Liam Anderson 1st Design and Visual Communication Chayce Bailey Diligence Sport and Health Studies, 2nd Gateway Lesley Campbell Diligence Media Studies, 2nd= Textile Technology Bailey Carberry 1st Home Economics B, Level 1 Allyce Cash-Rihari Diligence Mathematics Internal, 2nd National Certificate of

Employment Skills Bailey Fleming Distinction Physical Education, 3rd= History Kate Mason Diligence English B, Textile Technology, 3rd Gateway Jonathon Palmer Distinction Gateway, 3rd Metal Technology Crystal Pitcher 1st National Certificate of Employment Skills Level 1 Aorangi Amohia-Lykles Distinction English B, 2nd Digital Technology Jeana Howells Diligence Biology Physical Education, 2nd Art Level 3 Shannon Kirk Diligence Wood Technology, Distinction English B, 3rd Design and

Visual Communication Jerrikco Dean Diligence National Certificate of Employment Skills, Distinction

Gateway, 1st Music, Senior Public Speaking Finalist Jordan Heal 3rd Computer Studies, 1st, Digital Technology Dayna Kivell Diligence P.I.T.A Level 3 Agriculture, Distinction, English B, 1st

Drama Max Upton-Hansen Diligence Accounting, Agriculture Correspondence, History, 1st=

Computer Studies Christine McIvor Diligence Physics, 2nd=, Textile Technology, 1st=, Accounting

Fergus Smith Diligence Gateway, 2nd Wood Technology, ITM Award Best Product in Year 12 Wood Technology, 1st Metal Technology, Stratford Engineering Award for the best product by a level 2 student.

Krissie Ward Distinction Gateway, 2nd Home Economics, 1st= Computer Studies Bailey Gavin Diligence Biology, Distinction Physics, Physical Education, 3rd

English A, 2nd Mathematics Abigail Ford 1st= Art, Jointly awarded the, 6th Form Art Award Best Year 12 Art

Student, 1st Media Studies, Photography Renee Vincent 3rd Mathematics Internal, Tourism Studies, 2nd Media Studies, 1st=

Art, Jointly awarded the 6th Form Art Award Best Year 12 Art Student

Morgan McSweeney Diligence English A, Distinction, Physical Education, 3rd Media Studies, 2nd Tourism Studies, 1st Home Economics

Anneke Van Veen Diligence English B, Textile Technology, 3rd, Accounting, Home Economics, 2nd Mathematics Internal, 1st National Certificate of Employment Skills

Ashley Kowalewski Distinction English, 3rd=, Mathematics, 2nd Geography, History, 1st= Accounting

Dylan Trott Distinction English, 3rd Physics, 2nd Design and Visual Communication, 1st= Accounting, 1st Chemistry

Shaun, Rowe Diligence Agriculture Correspondence, English A, 3rd Biology, 1st Gateway, The Bishop Family Plaque Outstanding commitment, dedication & achievement in the Gateway Programme, Mathematics Internal, Wood Technology

Tessa, Smith Distinction Biology, 2nd English, Physics, 1st Geography, Mathematics Jonathan Linders Distinction English, 3rd= Mathematics, 3rd Chemistry, Geography

2015 Year 13 Prizegiving list: Bruce Demchy Graduation Samuel Carroll Graduation Callum Bendall Graduation Jamie Chapman Graduation Faith Fleetwood Graduation Taylah Flintoff Graduation Roger Foote Graduation Sharena Holgate Graduation Lee Langton Graduation Courtney MacKintosh-Tairaki Graduation Regan Mitchell Graduation Jessica Nicholas Graduation Ani Rahurahu Reihana Graduation Dylan Rangi-Cadman Graduation Taniela (Daniel) Rangitonga Graduation Chelsea-Rose Renata Graduation Rhiannon Rhodes Graduation Rylie Saywell-Emms Graduation Emily Short Graduation Lateicia Tunnicliff-Charles Graduation Alicia Venter Graduation William Wakefield Graduation Beccyann Walker Graduation Crystal Yeates Graduation Steven Ung Graduation. Steven is receiving a $11,000 Priscilla Sandys Wunsch

Scholarship for Otago University 2016 and a further $5,000 scholarship for 2017

Quinlin Bosson Thompson Diligence Wood Technology Kelly Brewerton Diligence Media Studies Liam Burnell Diligence Geography Crystal Harris Diligence Home Economics Jameile Hart Diligence Tourism Studies Jayde Nahi Diligence Drama Cidnee Rangi-Cadman Diligence Tourism Studies Samuel Reardon Diligence Whanake Danielle Roy Diligence National Certificate of Employment Skills Nicholas Merson Diligence Design and Visual Communication, Wood Technology Brooke Russ-Coles Diligence Drama, Media Studies Caitlain Smart Distinction Physics Laura Ward Diligence History, Physical Education Thor Howatson 3rd Biology Beth West 3rd English Mitchell Best 2nd Digital Technology, 1st Metal Technology; Stratford Engineering

Award for the best product by a level 3 student Fergus Hughes 2nd Metal Technology Level 2 Daniel Chapman 1st Computer Studies Tyler Page Diligence Health Science Level 4, 2nd Media Studies Mihirangi Rice Diligence Drama Level 2, 2nd Maori Level 2 Freedom Walker 1st Maori Level 2 Megan Old Diligence Media Studies, 1st Tourism Studies. Megan is receiving the

Tourism Student of the Year Scholarship for Stratford High School

Jason Manuel-Isaacs Distinction National Certificate of Employment Skills, 1st Mā ori Naomi Ryan 3rd Media Studies, 2nd Home Economics Quintin Bailey 2nd= Physical Education, 2nd Metal Technology. Quintin is receiving the

Massey University Academy of Sport Scholarship. He has also been offered the University of Otago Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship valued at $6,000.

Jessica Taunt 3rd Home Economics; Southern Hospitality Award for Dedication and Commitment to Home Economics, 1st Textile Technology; Maata W.I. Trophy Excellence In Senior Fabric Technology and Arnold Cox Cup Outstanding Technology Student

Georgia Gavin Diligence Biology, English, 3rd Accounting, 1st Home Economics and Marion Davis Rosebowl Best Senior Student -Home Economics

Emily Bates Diligence History, 1st Drama, Media Studies Katie Taylor Diligence English, 3rd Chemistry, 2nd= Physical Education, Statistics and

Modelling Jacinta Frost Diligence Economics Correspondence, Distinction English, 3rd History,

2nd= Statistics and Modelling, 2nd Accounting and Raewyn Lightoller Accounting Award- Commitment, Contribution & Competency in Year 13 Accounting. Jacinta is receiving a $5,000 Priscilla Sandys Wunsch Scholarship for Otago University.

Sarah Kowalewski Diligence Geography. 1st English; A.H.R.Amess Cup 1st Year 13 English, History, Physical Education, Mako Family Trophy 1st Place Year 13 Physical Education. Sarah is receiving a $5,000 University of Waikato Vice-Chancellor’s Academic Excellence School Leaver Scholarship

Sarah Malone Diligence Biology, 3rd Geography, 2nd English, History, 1st Digital Technology Cloverlea Trusts Trophy 1st in level 3 Digital Technology

Monica Jones 3rd Physics, 2nd= Statistics and Modelling, 2nd Chemistry, Geography, Maths with Calculus and Taranaki Mathematics Association Award for Interest & Enthusiasm in Mathematics

Kimberley Barker Distinction Physics, 1st Art and The LeGrove Family Visual Arts Award All-round Excellence In Visual (Practical) Art & the Senior Art Prize; 1st

Design and Visual Communication, Music, 1st in Maths with Calculus and the Rodgers Trophy Excellence In Senior Mathematics

Top Scholars 2015 The Roodbeen trophy is given to the best all round senior student who shows dedication and commitment to the general life of the school. This year’s recipient has been involved in a wide and varied range of activities. She has not always been the leader of these activities but you can guarantee that she was involved in some way. She was a Peer Supporter and a Peer Tutor. She was involved with the SADD group, Relay for Life and the 40 Hour Famine. She has taken part as a participant, helper or an organiser in school events such as the Ball, Stage Challenge, Lions Music Awards, and the Variety Concert. She has been involved in a wide variety of Interhouse, School, Interschool and TSSSA sporting activities such as cricket, football, athletics and triathlon to name a few. All of these have given this young woman a high profile both in and outside of the school. She is a conscientious young woman who has a great sense of social responsibility and has proven herself to be a person who, if there is a job to do she will get on and do it. She is certainly dedicated and committed to our school and has been a fine ambassador for Stratford High School and a worthy recipient of this award. The winner of the Roodbeen Trophy for 2015 is Sarah Kowalewski Harmoney Moffitt: receiving Diligence- English A and Chemistry; Distinction- Biology, 3rd= History and 1st Textiles Technology all at level 2. Harmoney is awarded ‘Te Kai Poutama Whetu’: top academic Maori Student in the senior school. Justine Baker: receiving 3rd Accounting and Science, 2nd Mathematics, 1st= Art, 1st English and Geography Jasmine Baker: receiving Distinction- English A, 2nd Science, 1st= Accounting and Art, 1st Textiles Technology and Mathematics Justine and Jasmine are jointly awarded the Golden Brush Award for the best Year 11 Art Student and the Hermann Family Trophy for Best Year 11 Academic Students. Caitlin Reardon: receiving Distinction- Physics, 3rd= Mathematics, 2nd Chemistry, 1st Biology, 1st English A, and History; Caitlin is awarded the Cusack Cup for Academic Excellence: Year 12. Nicholas Hornby has gained: 3rd Maths with Calculus, 2nd Biology and Physics, 1st Chemistry and Geography. The final award that Nicholas receives is the Sextus Family Trophy for Proxime Accessit 2015. Kody Simpson has gained 1st in Accounting, Biology, Physics and Statistics and Modelling. He receives the H.C. Johnson Memorial Challenge Trophy for Senior Mathematics & Science. Kody has also been awarded a $50,000.00 University of Auckland Scholarship and he receives the 2015 Stratford High School Dux Medal presented by the SHS PTA.

Graduating Class of 2015 We would like to present the graduating class of 2015 with their destination for 2016. Alicia Venter: BTeaching at Otago University, Anipatene Rahurahu Reihana: Unknown Beccyann Walker: WITT Hospitality course Beth Ann West: NZDF or WITT Brooke Dakota Russ-Coles: Psychology at Victoria University Bruce Demchy: Work experience Caitlan Jennifer Smart: BSci at Otago University Callum Reece Bendall: Victoria University or gap year Chelsee-Rose Renata: Psychology/criminology, Victoria University Cidnee Marama Rose Rangi-Cadman: Radio Broadcasting School Courtney MacKintosh-Tairaki: BSport and Leisure, Waikato University Crystal Anahera Yeates: NZ School of Tourism Crystal Harris: Working Daniel Jacob Chapman: WITT and NZ Army Danielle Joy Roy: Wintec, Hamilton Dylan Rangi-Cadman: Going into workforce Elias Stanley Gaudin: Returning to school Emily Grace Short: Victoria University, Wellington Emily Louise Bates: Victoria University, Wellington Faith Fleetwood: Employment MUNZ, Wellington, Vet tech at Massey Fergus Hughes: Apprenticeship (engineering) or WITT Freedom Walker: Going into workforce Georgia Gavin: Agri-commerce at Massey University Jacinta Frost: Commerce at Otago University Jameile Hart: Going into workforce Jamie Beaudean Chapman: Unknown Jason Manuel-Isaacs: Te Wananga o Raukawa Jayde Denise Nahi: Music production, album Jessica Nicholas: Going into workforce Jessica Rose Taunt: Costume construction; Massey University, Wellington Katie Brianna Taylor: Health science (medicine), Otago University Keri Anne Kelly Brewerton: NZ School of Tourism, Hamilton Kimberley Grace Barker: Camp America and working Kody Simpson: Engineering at University of Auckland Kurt Travis Gifkins: Further study – finish NCEA Kyla-Rose Gibbs: Seeking employment Lateicia Tunnicliff-Charles: Working Laura Ward: BMgmt Studies, Waikato University Lee Langton: WITT welding course Logan Tippett: Contracting Megan Maree Old: NZ School of Tourism, Hamilton Mihirangi Latesha Rice: Yellow Castle, New Plymouth Mitchell Best: Parts Dept, Cervus Equipment, Stratford Monica Jones: BEng (Hons), Waikato University Naomi Hyun-Jyong Ryan: Massey University Nicholas Hornby: University of Canterbury Nicholas Merson: Massey University Quinlin Bosson-Thompson: Sport & exercise at Massey Uni, PN Quintin Bailey: Massey University, Academy of Sports scholarship

Rebekkah Ashleigh Murray: Working in Taupo Regan Mitchell: Engineering at Canterbury University Rhiannon Rhodes: Health and wellbeing at WITT Roger Luy Foote: Riverlands, police force or personal trainer Rylie Kendal Saywell-Emms: Nursing at Massey University, PN Samuel Charles Carroll: Work experience Samuel Reardon: FEATS, Stratford Sarah Malone: Victoria University, B Law and BA Sarah Marie Kowalewski: Waikato University Sharena Rosell Holgate: NZ School of Tourism Steven Goy Ung: Otago University Taniela Rangitonga: Unknown Taylah Maree Flintoff: NZ School of Tourism Tyler Brianna May Page: Gap yr, employment at Ink Pot Café. William Burnell: Sailing in the Caribbean Sea. William Wakefield: Travelling to Europe

Guest Speaker: Maggie Radich Maggie attended Stratford High School from 2004 to 2008 and she was appointed Head Girl in 2008. From Stratford she went to Otago University in 2009 where she studied science. In 2011 she was awarded a Bachelor of Science majoring in Human Nutrition. Continuing her studies she completed her Masters in 2013 with a Master of Dietetics. Following this in 2014 Maggie completed a Sports Dieticians course. She was employed in 2014 by the Taranaki Base Hospital as a clinical dietitian, where she still works.

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