TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE

NEWSLETTER

AUGUST 2020

P O Box 369 Te Awamutu 3840

938 Alexandra Street Te Awamutu 3800

Telephone: 07 871 4199 Fax: 07 871 4198

Email: info@tac.school.nz

www.tac.school.nz

http://www.tac.school.nz

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Kia ora koutou katoa

Once again, a newsletter full of important information AND recognising the participation,

engagement, successes and leadership of our wonderful students.

Kia Kaha

Tony Membery

Principal

SPORTS TEAMS/SQUADS 2020

Athletics - King Country Zone

Karlie Alexander Mereaina Alexander Sydney Anderson Kylan Atkinson

Aidan Ballantine Hayden Beare Kaylee Becker Zach Beuck

Caitlyn Blakely Caelum Bond Zara Brennan-Shaw Thierry Brown-Wahanui

John-David Brown Jaoquin Burke Simon Carter Miguel Chaitika

Jacob Chetwin Max Clarke Jonan Collett-Quinn Kimiora Cooper

Thomas Corbett Danyeh Cross Ave Culpan Ayrin Dally

Cody Davis Phoenix Davis Ty Demler-Findlay Jorja Demler

Casey Dixon Pippa Dixon Luke Dykshoorn Rick Dykshoorn

Ryley Emery Joshua Fitzpatrick Corbin Fleming Mannor Fleming

Cooper Fortis Cody Friedrich-Taylor Griffyn Gibson Jade Grant

Dylan Hall Holly Harris Mackenzie Harris Sarah Hewlett

Jason Hill Ngawaina Hohepa Jasmine Ikin Brock Jackson

Troy James Elina Karppinen Jetta Kete Ruby Kirwan

Keita Koroheke Jaiden Le fleming Linmari Le Roux Rashard Magee

Greer Matassa Leyton Matthews Ella McCluskie Kacey Miezenbeek

Neo Molina Cooper Morgan Jayden Morris Seth Olsen

Ethan Omundsen Jake Omundsen Loryn Orr Camryn Parkes

Micaile Pennington Brooke Penny Legend Phillips Brooklyn Phothirath

George Poolman Stella Quigley Liana Ramsey Benjamin Ranby-Al

Ashley Raukawa Georgie Rewha Maude Rewha Nevaeh Roberts

Kaleb Robinson Kate Shannon Samuel Shaw Ashlee Strawbridge

Mya Sunnex Tereanuku Tapsell Luke Te Pairi Kera Tervit

Emma Tetley-Jones Millie Thackray Myles Towers Sana Tsuruta

Emma Turnbull Olivia Turnbull Olivia van Boven Casey Vincent-Bowden

Isabelle Vrensen Tawhaki Waaka Craig Walker Tiyryn Waters

Tamara Wells Norman Wise Fiona Xu Mitch Zeuren

Basketball - Senior Boys A

Basketball—Senior Boys B

Basketball – Junior Boys

Clay Target

Cricket—Colts

Equestrian

Dallas Alexander Miguel Chaitika Jonan Collett-Quinn Joshua Fitzpatrick

Callum Hall Patrick Milgate Rico Naera Kainoa Newton

Jaedyn Roberts Dylan Yates

Jesse Bracken Luc Brown-Wahanui Thierry Brown-Wahanui Roger De La Rama

Jhai Fellingham Logan Lindsay Kayden MacKenzie-Griffin Kaia Nepia

Orlando Tamaki

Billy Barclay Logan Christiansen Kiarn Collett-Quinn Kryton Collett

Corbin Fleming Jordan Gerrand Stephan Grobbelaar Jack Kelly

Riley Mills Marty Rogers Finn Smithh Jackson Waitai

Logan Whale

Adam Bigham Jacob Brown Max Clarke Marcus Dods

Alex Fitzgerald Isaac Lawrence Jeffrey Rich Alex West

Kylan Atkinson Sam Denize Samuel Fitness Austin Frederick

Dylan Fynn Callum Hall Connor Hall Zachary Miller

Archie Pitts-Brown Finn Pitts-Brown Gus Pratt Jacob Strawbridge

Myles Towers

Emerald Barlow Samantha Buckley Abbie Carmichael Courtney Davies

Casey Dixon Samantha Dixon Tamrin Faul Taylor Faul

Samantha Jones Summer Korkie Amy Ross Samantha Rush

Ashlee Strawbridge Emma Tetley-Jones Zanthe White Georgia Young

Football—Senior Girls

Football - Junior Girls

Football – Boys 1st

XI

Football – Boys 2nd

XI

Football - Junior Boys

Golf

Giulio Bernasconi Jesse Bryant Ethan Carter Sammy Dixon

Luke Dykshoorn Nathan Fitness Oliver Gold Dylan Hall

Oscar Hall Henre Labuschagne Liam Leppard Danny Lucas

Ruben Nortje Justin Page Corbin Smith Logan Whale

Cassie Atkins Noor Bains Jade Davis Renee Easton

Kaitlyn Evemy Esha Fellingham Ashley Gaudin Jordan Hearnden

Taylor Lincoln Samantha Rush Kate Shannon Emily Smart

Tamsen Taylor Jessamine Whitmarsh Sophie Yarndley

Nattapon Hanam DJ Mills Benjamin Ranby-Al Gemma Towers

Sam Towers

Medakah Adams Holly Anderson Samantha Christiansen-Piggott Zara Dempster

Kyla Finnerty Caitlynn Fitness Chereece Gourrege Tayla Herbert

Jessie Hunt Ava McCullough Ciara McCullough Loryn Orr

Jaymie Parker Madi McArthur Mckayla Spencer Emma Tapara

Reagan Anson Sean Anson Kylan Atkinson Thomas Bakx

Rick Dykshoorn Joshua Fitzpatrick Cooper Fortis Bastian Jager

Rashard Magee Cody Pierce Flynn Prutton Sean Smith

Cameron Tosse Evan Van Rooyen

Richard Bell Luc Brown-Wahanui Patrick Day Shaun Daysh

Hayden Evemy Matthew Fox Samuel Harris Henk Kroesbergen

Ethan Omundsen Jake Omundsen Oudom Oun Cade Parker

Dylan Patchell Regan Scott Tyler Storey Rory van der Pasch

Bailey Wenzlick Dylan Yates

Hockey – Girls 1st

XI

Hockey – Boys 1st

XI

Lacrosse – Premier Girls

Lacrosse - Premier Development

Lacrosse - Girls Navy

Lacrosse – Premier Boys

Sydney Anderson Zara Brennan-Shaw Danielle Coetzee Aria Culpan

Dawna Dragovich Aimee Drinkwater Sarah Druce Holly Harris

Mackenzie Harris Renee Irwin Juane Kuhler Linmari Le Roux

Breea Mills Millie Russ Olivia van Boven Leah Walker

Kate Yarndley

Adam Bigham John-David Brown Sam Denize Griffyn Gibson

Samuel Harris Elijah Lee Charlie Mason Finn McLean

Elliot Parkes Ashton Perrett

Sydney Anderson Anita Blakely Caitlyn Blakely Ayrin Dally

Gemma Dykshoorn Mia Ellis Holly Harris Mackenzie Harris

Rowan Heaslip Opal Howell Camryn Parkes Micaile Pennington

Ashley Raukawa Emma Turnbull Isabelle Vrensen Georgia Young

Livia Bigham Leah Clark Madyson Cooksey Jorja Demler

Ashlee Greene Isabella Greer Louise Gubb Charlotte Miller

Shannon Nightingale Jessica Owen Olivia Turnbull Stevie-Rae Williams

Holly Young Paige Young

Georgia Fisher Mackenzie Jackson Mikayla Johnston Sophie Miller

Nevaeh Roberts Sienna Sutton Ella Thackray Millie Thackray

Courtney Young

Cody Davis Aidan Hall Luke Higham Cameron Lindsay

Logan Lindsay Danny Lucas Ewan McCartie Carter Neilson

Bayley Storer Max Tervit Ryan White Kate Yarndley

Matthew Yarndley Alex Young

Motocross

Netball—Premier Development

Netball—Premier Reserve

Netball - Senior

Netball - Junior Premier

Netball - Junior Development

Netball Junior—Turbos

Netball Junior—Tornadoes

Nick Bishop Samuel Bowers Jake Brown Callym Bulwer

Jack Carmichael Blake Clarke Liam Couling Scott Greenhalgh

Summer Jacobsen Madi Kay Kaden Storer

Jorja Bird Ashlee Coldrick Pounamu Diamond Rumaiti Robson

Jessica Sandilands Sarah Tapatahi Kera Tervit Michaela White

Jessica Charlton Elana Dickson Casey Dixon Ella McCluskie

Martha Newland Alice Roberts Amy Ross Millie Shipper

Sana Tsuruta Sammy Walker

Samantha Buckley Charlotte Griffin Amy Harris Briar Hopkins

Isla Joyce Holly Lawrence Paige Marshall Olivia McGinity

Nakeisha Naicker Nevaeh Scott

Karlie Alexander Kimiora Cooper Mannor Fleming Nicole Hogarth

Ngawaina Hohepa Keita Koroheke Kacey Miezenbeek Nikyla Miezenbeek

Stella Tamaki-Whatarangi

Billie Brown-Wahanui Jenna Chambers Hadlee Collett Rayne Corboy

Holly Frederick Hannah Kendrick Amy Reid Madison Reid

Reese Sanders Emily Shariff

Sophie Dale Breanna Doig Jenna Easton Jasmine Ikin

Jetta Kete Danielle King Jordyn Muraahi Sienna Sanders

Ashlee Strawbridge Alyssa White

Jessica Beck Emily Calver Madison Coleman Louise Hewlett

Sarah Hewlett Taylor King Dakota Martin Liana Ramsey

Shanjali Singh Paige Towers

Rock Climbing

Rowing

Rugby – Girls 1st

XV

Rugby – Boys 1st

XV

Rugby Boys Development XV

Isabelle Buhrs Paige Connor Atareipounamu Crown Jorja Demler

Alizē Douglas-Clark Holly Frederick Amy Kerr Finn Lovell

Sarah-Lee Makaea Piata Newton Maddison Sargent Lakelyn Shields

Mya Sunnex Stella Tamaki-Whatarangi Ngawai Te Hae Barker Opal Thomson

Maree Tupaea-

Hukatai

Charlize Waters

Hayden Beare Jo Connor Riley Dixon Cayden Easterbrook

Ryley Emery Austin Frederick Griffyn Gibson Callum Hall

Dante Howell Riley James Troy James Ethan Kane

Adam Kelly Ethan Kiernan Hunter Lovel Hayze McKenzie

M J Neethling George Poolman Baylin Royce Blake Royce

Craig Scott Luke Te Pairi Myles Towers Cory Walden

Danyeh Cross Ty Demler-Findlay Max Frandi Cody Friedrich-Taylor

Dylan Fynn Liam Gillespie Jason Hill Solomon Howells

Logan Johnston Prycize Kahui Finn McLean Russell Mischewski

Kainoa Newton Thomas Riddell Michael Sanders Jay Seebeck

Luke Taylor-Waru Cameron Tonihi Donald Tonihi Regan Tyler

Norman Wise Mitch Zeuren

Hannah Dale Katie Dale Keita Koroheke George Poolman

Samuel Shaw Myles Towers Ilaria Vrensen Joshua Wilson

Kate Brierley Jacob Cole Aria Culpan Samantha Dixon

Taylor Lincoln Brooklyn Phothirath Kate Shannon

Rugby - Under 15

Rugby - Boys Under 14

Sailing

Squash

Swimming—KC Zone

Emily Bathgate Matthew Cambridge Benjamin Campbell Liam Carter

Madyson Cooksey Michael Daczo Ryan Gray Zach McLellan

Benjamin Pease Laura Purves Nathanial Short Olivia van Boven

Lukas Bracken Tyrone Bullock Jaoquin Burke Patrick Calver

Simon Carter Kiarn Collett-Quinn William Dexter Chevy Edmeades

Tyler Field Blake Flett Kael Hopkins Luke James

Kainan Kelly Jaiden Le fleming Siah Mangu Leyton Matthews

Billy Ouston Dez Pellow Xavier Pellow Jordan Peri

Max Sexton-Jones Bailey Smith Vian Te Boekhorst Tiyryn Waters

Blake Wilson

Ryan Baillie Cullen Bevan Maitland Bevan Caelum Bond

Wairua Brooks Dylan Chestnut Phoenix Davis Sam Denize

Sleyd Edmonds Corbin Fleming Alex Fonoti Connor Hall

Brock Jackson Jack Kelly Zachary Miller Carter Sean Pora-Harwood

Gus Pratt Jeffrey Rich Max Shaw Connor Storey

Tirarau Torrens-Lambert Kirk Van Marrewijk Andrew Watts Joshua Wilson

Boston Zeuren

Heath Carter Samson Crowhurst Luke Frost Damian Gourrege

Carter Neilson

Grace Armstrong Zara Brennan-Shaw Luc Brown-Wahanui Thierry Brown-Wahanui

Flynn Cameron Jacob Chetwin Blake Clarke Ave Culpan

Cody Davis Jenna Easton Cooper Fortis Holly Harris

Amy Kerr Jetta Kete Petra Mazzanti Neeve Morrison

Benjamin Ranby-Al Samuel Shaw Adam Swney Craig Walker

Ruby Waugh Sam Waugh Zanthe White Georgia Wilson

Kylan Atkinson Kylie Beck Trent Brierley Madyson Cooksey

Thomas Frandi Dylan Fynn Samuel Harris Juane Kuhler

Rashard Magee Charlie Maxon George Poolman Flynn Prutton

Benjamin Ranby-Al Myles Towers

Dallas Alexander Jason Hill Ethan Kiernan M J Neethling

Jaedyn Roberts Cameron Tonihi Dylan Yates

Karlie Alexander Mereaina Alexander Kimiora Cooper Nicole Hogarth

Ngawaina Hohepa Nikyla Miezenbeek Amy Reid Madison Reid

Maude Rewha Kaede Sato Stella Tamaki-Whatarangi Tamara Wells

Tennis

Volley Ball—Senior Girls Grey

Volleyball - Senior Boys

INTERHOUSE BADMINTON

Results:

1st Cameron

2nd Gorst

3rd Melrose

4th Selwyn

Next Event:

Basketball (Week 7)

Cross Country (Week 7)

New House Points: Cameron Gorst Melrose Selwyn

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RANGATIRA DAY 2020

For Rangatira Day this year all 13 of our Kia Tū senior students were given the task of running

and participating in this year's activities.

Our guest speakers Marina Alefosio and Daphiney Owen came in to teach us a few ice breaker

games and about the strength of knowing where you are from. One of the guest

speakers, Marina, introduced herself through slam poetry and showed the students a PowerPoint

of the discovery of the Pacific Islands. In her presentation she allowed the students to participate

in writing their own poetry, which empowered them to express themselves through words. We

thanked them with gifts and sent them off with a haka performed by the students.

Throughout the day our Kia Tū Students held workshops for our fellow students to be a part of,

these included a dance workshop, art workshop, the planting of our trees and

our Stereotypes workshop. The Stereotype workshop left a very powerful impression on every-

one involved and those who came along to have a look. With this activity we had students write

down common stereotypes mainly associated with either their own self or with Māori and Pasifika

students in general, they then glued them to cardboard boxes and we held an activity of everyone

coming together to destroy the boxes that symbolised the destruction of Stereotypes against

us. We then finished the day with a pizza for lunch and a game of Ki O Rahi.

KIA TŪ LEADERS 2020

Achaal Prasad

Atareipounamu Crown

Claudia Ngauma

Kassie-Lee Cooksey

Keaton Haereroa

Kiani Ballard

Kylan Atkinson

Maree Tupaea-Hukatai

Ngawai Te Hae Barker

Ripeka Waitai

Ruby Cassidy

Samantha Christiansen-Piggott

Stella Tamaki-Whatarangi

Tamara Wells

Isaiah Burton-Kereti

Getting the green light to run Bluelight Navigator……….

This year Te Awamutu College is fortunate to have been invited to participate in a pilot programme run by

Bluelight with funding from the Provincial Growth Fund.

The Blue Light Navigator programme is designed to help young people get their drivers licence. It focuses

on those students who may not have access to the support to gain their licence e.g. financial constraints,

limited access to a suitable vehicle or someone to teach them to drive.

The goal of the programme is to work alongside the student as they gain their learners licence right

through to their full licence. They will also complete a defensive driving course. There is no cost to the

student.

The benefits to our students and the community are huge:

• Safer drivers on the road and reduced road trauma and associated costs.

• Safer driver habits role modelled to family and peers.

• Reduced numbers of offences on the road especially for breaches of licence conditions.

• Opening future opportunities for employment and training.

• Improved behaviours through positive adult mentoring and support (referred to as navigating). The ability for graduates to one day return to the programme themselves as navigators and continue the cycle of community giving. A number of students have already gained their learners or restricted licence through this programme and we look forward to seeing many more achieve. One of the main barriers to the growth of this programme is finding enough volunteers to spend time with the students sharing their driving knowledge and giving them the opportunity for regular well supervised driving practice. Ros Elliott, Gateway/Careers

BLUELIGHT DRIVING COURSE

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TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE SENIOR ASSESSMENT

WEEK

Monday, 17 August—Friday, 21 August

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS

• Exam leave is for ALL Year 11, 12 and 13 students. Monday August 17 - Friday August 21.

• Unless in uniform and studying in the library or with a teacher, students are not to be on

school grounds once they leave their exam.

• Subjects not holding exams in the Hall may still have Achievement/Unit Standard Assessments or

Reassessment opportunities. Students will be informed by their teacher and are expected to attend

these.

• NO food may be taken into assessments. Water bottles will be allowed.

• Correct school uniform is expected in all exams, assessments and reassessment oppor-tunities.

• Students are expected to arrive 15 minutes before their exam (this means arriving at 8:30am or

12:00pm). Students may not leave an exam within the first hour.

• Bags will be left outside the Hall or in the front of the classroom being used.

• No pencil cases will be allowed into any exam, only clear plastic bags containing neces-

sary equipment will be permitted.

• There is to be NO communication between students inside the exam room.

• ANY DEVICES INCLUDING ALL PHONES AND WATCHES MUST BE CONTAINED IN A

CLEAR PLASTIC BAG (Emergency Evacuation Pack) and placed under the candidate’s chair.

Failure to comply with these instructions is a breach of NZQA external exam regulations.

• If students are ill or have some other crisis THEY WILL NEED TO CONTACT THE SCHOOL

TO REPORT THEIR ABSENCE and make plans to complete missed exams.

• If students have a clash of exams, they must talk to the teachers concerned and use the

“catch-up” day on the Friday August 21 (or on another day by arrangement with teacher) to

complete missed exams. Exam papers for all courses will be available in the Hall on the catch- up

day.

• It is important to do well in these exams/assessments/reassessments. Results from practice ex-

ternal exams will be used to provide NZQA with evidence of student ability and achievement should

there be circumstances where a derived grade is required for the end of year exams. Practice

exam results are also used in the calculations for school awards.

• Attendance and a satisfactory effort are expected if students are to remain entered for the

external examinations.

• This week may be the only reassessment opportunity for some standards so it is important that

students make the most of this.

NORMAL CLASSES WILL RESUME ON MONDAY AUGUST 24.

√ Check closing dates of the courses you are applying for.

√ Decide on the Halls of Residence you are going to apply for. Apply on-line from 1 August.

√ Put your name on the list on Mrs Dickson’s door, under the University you have applied for

accommodation. Please do this by the end of August. Confidential Referee Reports are now done

on-line.

√ Attend the Course Planning meetings of the University you have chosen. This may be more than

one University if you are keeping your options open. These will be at school. Keep an eye on the

Daily Notices for date, time and venue.

√ Apply on-line for a loan or allowance at www.studylink.govt.nz. See Mrs Dickson if you need help.

√ Check all available scholarships in the study area of choice. Google Moneyhub, a scholarship web

site. Check Daily Notices under the Careers section for instructions about this website.

√ Work hard. The Quality as well as Quantity of credits is now very important.

YEAR 13 CHECKLIST—TERM 3

Mrs Dickson’s study tips

Organise yourself a study timetable.

• Google for examples of these.

• Divide it into half hour blocks.

• Don’t plan more than one hour of study without a break. You are aiming for

quality time not quantity.

• Exam time is not cram time—if you hope to lear a term’s work in a week, you’re dreaming. Studying is you

taking responsibility for your learning and you future.

• Be realistic, if you have sports practices, after school jobs or other commitments put these in first.

• Block out your favourite TV programmes, and any chores you have to do.

• Half an hour per subject per day (even when you have no homework) is a good way of keeping up with subject

content. Even reading a novel from your reading list can count if you can’t think of anything else suitable to

do.

• Use your exercise books/folders as a resource—this is better than Google. Don’t be afraid to highlight key

words, quotes, formulae, dates etc. Perhaps transfer these into a notebook if that helps you learn.

• Organise a study space that is free from distractions. Work with family to find a suitable solution.

• Advertise your study timetable on the dridge and the bedroom door, so everyone knows the times you are un-

available.

• Try to be unavailable to your friends for these half hour blocks, eg no phone, cell phone, internet.

• Music may be helpful—this is different for different people.

• Treat the weekends differently—I suggest one evening off in the week and one day off in the weekends. Start

your timetable at 10am on the weekend.

• If you miss carrying out your study routines, don’t stress, just start again.

• A key may suit you eg colour Biology study blocks in green.

• Look for gaps in what you’ve planned in the evenings eg if tea isn’t ready, then you could fit

a subject in there.

• Have a gap between study and bed so your brain slows down.

• Don’t put off what can be done now. The key to success is good organization.

• Attend any tutorials offered to you. Make use of the experts in the school.

Learning your notes

• Everyone has a different learning style. Have plenty of scrap paper available if you’re a visual learner and

need to draw and make mind maps/fishbone to

summarise the content from your exercise books/folders.

Exam sitting hints

• If you become very stressed during formal exams, ask to be seated at the back of the room.

• Eat! Make sure you have something to eat befor you sit an exam, even if it’s a Smoothie or Up and Go.

• Check batteries in calculators. Make sure you have a spare pen of each colour you need, and a sharp pencil.

Do this the week before. If your pen does run out, ask! the supervisor will get you a replacement. Get a clear

plastic pencil case.

• Study your rexam timetable carefully. Highlight the times you need to be at the venue. For NCEA exams, if

you miss an exam, it’s too late, there are no second chances. If there is a clash between two subjects, notify

the school as early as possible.

• Try not to leave the exam room early. It’s tempting to do so when your friends are leaving early. Take a big

breath, settle down, and read your answers again. This could mean the difference

between pass and fail.

• Involve your family/household in your hopes and dreams, so they can encourage you on

bad days, and keep you on track.

Great Websites to Use

NCEA

www.nobraintoosmall.co.nz

www.studyit.org.nz

Sites with great ideas and links

www.wayneology.co.nz

www.taolearn.com/students.php

www.topmarks.co.uk

www.freebooknotes.com

Subject sites

www.khanacademy.org

www.brightstorm.com

www.getrevising.co.uk/resources

www.studyblue.com/motes/high-schools

www.johclare.net

www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.nz

Memory

www.memrise.com

http://lifehacker.com/why-your-memory-sucks-and-what-you-can-do-about-it-

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OPTION EXPO AT T.A.I.

FOR OUR NEW YEAR 9 STUDENTS 2021

Kapa Haka 2020

Senior Concert Band 2020

Junior Concert Band 2020

PERFORMING ARTS 2020

Lyrical Algra Tegan Barnett Kassie-Lee Cooksey Phoenix Davis

Xzaviar Edwards David Emery-Walker Mere Green Aaria Gregory-Mcllroy

Prycize Kahui Te Aroha Kapea Holly Lawrence Riley Mills

Mahlee Morgan Manasseh Morgan Carter Sean Pora-Harwood Piata Rapana

Rona Rapana Amelia Reti-Gibb Leroy Robson Rumaiti Robson

Haevyn Takataka Sarah Tapatahi Eternal Te Moananui Maree Tupaea-Hukatai

Kirk Van Marrewijk Jackson Waitai Ripeka Waitai

Giulio Bernasconi Aaron Boddie Liam Carter Connie Golvin

Izzy Hall Drēshawn Hape-Edwards Dillon Holmes Eva Hughes-Roache

Troy Jeffcoat Asarina Johnson Sean Lurman Alexander Mather

Azlynn McClunie Misaki Nakamura Ashton Neilson Ethan Omundsen

Jake Omundsen Benjamin Parkinson Laura Purves Danica Reweti

Emma Riggs TJ Roetz Ella Thackray Millie Thackray

Oksana Voznyuk Abby Weaver Sophie Yarndley

Giulio Bernasconi Ethan Carter Breanna Doig Johanna Downs

Oliver Gold Connie Golvin Izzy Hall Dillon Holmes

Asarina Johnson Avleen Kaur Sean Lurman Alexander Mather

Simone McFie Ashton Neilson Bella O’Dea Laura Purves

Amelia Reti-Gibb Danica Reweti Emma Riggs Leroy Robson

Keira Spires Molly Stokes Ella Thackray Millie Thackray

Aysha Thomson Olivia Turnbull Sophie Yarndley