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The annual Principals’ Breakfast hosted by the Howick Youth Council (HYC) took place yesterday morning at the Te Tuhi art gallery in Pakuranga. This was a great opportunity for teacher representatives from the nine schools within the Howick ward to connect with HYC and get a preview of the events that they will be organising over this coming year.

Five students qualified for the sprint finals held at Massey High School on Sunday morning and then at Orewa College in the afternoon.

Felix Cheng and Andrew Choi both made it to the quarter-finals of the Archery Interschool Matchplay competition at the weekend before being knocked out with very small score differences between themselves and the qualifiers.

One week after the College Sport Auckland Outdoor Ultimate Championships, our composite team headed to Taupo to prepare for the New Zealand Secondary Schools (NZSS) Ultimate Champs on March 25/26.

In the last of this series of articles, finding out about our student leaders, their background, roles and ambitions, we feature our News Centre leaders, Zoe Chou and Shontelle Matano.

Marielle Venida claimed two individual golds in the Junior 100 and 200m as well as being part of the successful Counties 4×100 relay team at the North Island Secondary School Track and Field Championships at the weekend. Held at the Tauranga Domain, the event also saw Tanya Murray take second place in the Senior Shot Put with a personal best of 13.17m and 7th in the Hammer with a throw of 39.45m.

This event provided great insight into the various opportunities and choices provided to students. Not only were there numerous universities present, but also different industries, trades and specialised companies.

On Friday, April 5, the Year 7s came to school dressed in their P.E. gear for a day of Tabloid Sports. The students involved smiled all day and cheered for their teammates. All would agree that it was a fun day!

Jeremy Dreyer, Sophia Millantoni, Keira Heffernan (top row) and Bryce Emshoff, Leticia El-Boutty and Elijah Rata (bottom row) joined in the mufti day which raised $1137.20 for next term’s junior school production of ‘High School Musical’. Having lead roles in the production they were very keen to help out with the fund raising.

Fourteen of our students headed off to Waiuku Forest yesterday to compete in the Auckland Secondary Schools Orienteering Championships. The students performed well, with Alicia McGivern placing 8th in the Y7/8 Championship group with a time of 26.08 minutes. Isaac Sheng finished 4th in the Y7/8 boys’ standard section with a time of 26.14.