Newsletter Term 3 Week 1.pdf
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Roskill School Ball 2021 Highlights.
An unforgettable night of celebration for our year 12 and 13 students.
Full Video on YouTube – https://youtu.be/8HfkP6KuivU
🎥 – Avstract
Alexandra Park
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Highlights from NZ Secondary Schools Swimming Championships:
Overall we have had a very successful last four days of the holidays at the NZ Secondary Schools Swimming Championships held at the National Aquatic Centre on the North Shore. We had a team of eight swimmers participating – Andre Chan, Jinitha Hewa, Saniru Hewa, Daniel Kregting, Astrid Kyle, Finn Orsbourn, Ethan Stocks and Alex Winn.
All swimmers represented the school well and improved their times.
Thank you to all the staff and coaches – Miss Good, Josh Munro and Bridget Sills.
3 Gold Medals, 4 Silver Medals, 2 Bronze Medals, 13 additional Top 10 Placings, One Auckland Age Group Record and 11th Co-ed School Overall.
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We look forward to welcoming you all back on Monday 26 July on time!
All students will need to enter through the Deans’ gate only for the first week.
Attend all classes on time so you know what the learning intentions are for each lesson, that way you can be fully engaged in your learning. Wearing the correct uniform shows that you belong to our Roskill whānau.
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First day success!
13 Year old Boys 400m Freestyle
NZ Secondary Schools Swimming Championships
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Ian Busby (far right in the photo) is a player in the U19 Auckland Number one Badminton team that won the National title at the Inter-association Junior team Championship recently. They beat North Shore 5-4 in the Final.
Ian Busby
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Roskill alumni
MYKE
When I dance, it is just the most peaceful place I could be in. I get to be myself. I get to express how I am feeling in the moment. It can feel almost like being nothing, in a positive peaceful way. If I am in a battle though, it’s very competitive dancing, but we leave that feeling on the floor.
If we’re doing battle, it’s like cards, it depends on how the other crew dance. When they show their hand, you have to work out how to beat those cards. It’s a big strategy game.
I really wanted to go to the United States for a competition called Hip Hop international. Me and the boys eventually ended up qualifying two years ago. We came fourth, and it’s one of my proudest moments.
When I think about where I’ve come from and where I’m going to be in maybe 10 years’ time, I want to help out a community in a small town. I’ve been thinking about going back up to Whangarei and building up the dance community there. I don’t know where this journey is going to go, but it has already taken me to some really cool places.
**This is a story from a collaboration we did with Te Matariki Clendon and Manurewa libraries. These stories celebrate the voices of our rangatahi for their “Speak Auckland” activation.**
Roskill alumni
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Based on the theme:
Maubonian te teei i nanon te mwenga bon karekean te maiuraoi, te ongotaeka ao te tangira.
In English, this translates as:
“The home is where we nurture our children towards a healthy, responsible, loving and prosperous future.”
Kiribati Language Week
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In the Thursday Badminton C Grade Competition, St Pauls College and Roskill had a close final with Roskill winning Gold in the last match. Mrs Naidu’s team finished third. New competitions in B/C grades begin next term.
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Back cover of the school magazine 2009.
#throwbackthursday
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