Skating Success

Congratulations to Phoenix Reid who competed at the Oceania Artistic Roller Skating Championships in Brisbane recently. Phoenix gained 3 silver medals in Youth Ladies Figures, Youth Ladies Solo Dance and Quartet.

Congratulations also to Emma Morgan who competed at the NZ Artistic Roller Skating Championships over the holidays. Emma competed in the Intermediate Ladies Free Skating competition. Well done, Emma.

Manawatu Secondary School Sports Awards

MSSSA

Congratulations to the following students who were nominated for Manawatu Secondary School Sports Awards:

  • Jessica Burgess-Smith (Target Shooting)
  • Braden Kendall (Athletics)
  • Sam Portch (Inline Speed Skating)
  • Phoenix Reid (Artistic Roller Skating)

Jessica and Sam were also named Code Award Winners. Congratulations!

Tae Kwon Do Champ

Congratulations to Jake Dallow who gained a gold medal in Tae Kwon Do recently. For his achievement, Jake received a Silver Achievement in Sport award.

Co-Curricular Awards

Awatapu College recently celebrated our Co-Curricular Awards where we acknowledge our top art, culture and sporting students. Congratulations to all of the students who received an award for their outstanding success in their respective co-curricular areas. We also wish to thank our staff and volunteers who willingly give up their time to support our students in their co-curricular endeavours.

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Congratulations

Congratulations to Bobby Pritchard, Walter Johnson and Kyann Williams for passing their Touch Rugby Module Refereeing certification. These students now have the opportunity to gain their Level One Touch New Zealand Badge in November.

Snow Camp 2017

SnowCamp

In the last week of Term Three, twenty-four students went on the Snow Camp. Sixteen students were first timers and all keen to try skiing or boarding. The group stayed on the mountain in the Summit Ski Club, a well-appointed and warm club. Monday presented variable weather but the group made the most of it and spent the day having lessons and learning new tricks. On Tuesday the mountain was closed but, not to be daunted, students trudged out into the snow to build igloos and make snowmen. By Wednesday the storm had passed, and all but three students made it off the beginners’ slope and into the real field. What a wonderful experience for all to have! Bring on next year!