St Heliers Yearbook-2021-11-11

ST HELIERS SCHOOL

2021 YEAR 8
YEARBOOK

Cover Drawing by Annie,
Winner of Yearbook Art Competition



Principal’s
Message

Dear Year 8 Students of 2021

What a year to finish your schooling at
St Heliers!

I have known most of you for eight
years since you started at St Heliers
as bright-eyed 5-year-olds and the
others since joining the school in the
past few years. You have all grown
into wonderful young people and I
am proud of who you have become.
Thank you for the contribution you
have made to our school.

Covid-19 and subsequent lockdowns
have had a significant impact on many
aspects of our lives, but what has impressed me about the ‘class of 21’ is the determination
you have shown to keeping working to the best of your abilities for those periods of the year
while you were engaged in distance learning and how you have supported one and other.

You now move onto the next stage of your schooling Make the
journey. There are so many things to look forward to most of all the
as you start your secondary education. Make the most opportunities
of all the opportunities that will come your way and be and challenges
your own person. Always remember the values that that come your
the staff of St Heliers have instilled into you.
way
I wish each one of you success and happiness for this
next exciting time in your lives and I look forward to
hearing about all the great things you will achieve.

With every best wish,

Mr McCarthny
Principal - St Heliers School

2021 Student Leaders

Hannah Pitcaithly William Penman Edward Mitchelson Lola Paterson
Annabel Jones Annabel Gibson Jerina Jaka Scarlett Peryer
Lear Morina Manith Naidu James Gane Logan Ross
Emily Stanton Amelia Morris Riley Leith Jessica Whiteman

As student leaders of the St Heliers School community, we are
immensely grateful to uphold this significant role. Throughout
2021, we have traveled to events and experienced several
opportunities and adventures. We are all very overwhelmed
by the magnificent amount of help and support from all the
teachers, staff, and students at St Heliers School. Maintaining
the role of a student leader means we are determined to obtain
the responsibilities and aspects of a leader. We are dedicated
to becoming role-models for other peers, and we are all capable
of leading the younger students to becoming better leaders
themselves. Being able to be more involved with them is great
for them and for us, and is so much fun. It is such an amazing
experience to have. Working with each other is so extraordinary,
and working with our school has been great. Representing our
school has been such an honor, and as student leaders we can
give back to the school and help out. The events have been a great learning experience and we can use the life lessons
throughout our lives. The privilege of being able to help everyone is a real honor. We are very grateful for the Year 8
students that have become our friends throughout our time at St Heliers School. We are hopeful these friendships
will carry on as we leave. The 16 of us all agree that this role made us proud to be the leaders of the school, alongside
the rest of the year group.

National Young Leaders day was a great experience for all of
the student leaders. We got to hear from a range of leaders
from sports players to actors to singers. Each leader gave us
a different message. The first speaker was Cam Calkoen. He
was born with Cerebral Palsy. Although Cam has this disability
it has not stopped him from competing in running events and
giving motivational speeches. One thing in particular that we
noticed that Cam said, was “if you are nice to people, those
people will be nice back to you no matter if you are disabled”.
Cam also shared with us his favourite word - Awesome!!

After we listened to Cam, Brooke Neal came on stage. She
is a former Blackstick who went to the 2016 Rio Olympics.
She also has a Commonwealth Games gold medal to her name.
After we heard this about her we were all expecting her to
talk about some of her hockey experiences, but we were wrong. She used the concept of a duck when she was speaking.
Ducks look like they glide across the water but in reality they actually struggle underwater with their legs. What
Brooke meant was that everyone struggles with some things, but there are some people that don’t like to show their
struggles to the wider world.

The next speaker was Shay Wright - one of 200 very lucky people to receive an email from what was the president of
America (Barack Obama) to all come together to celebrate young leaders. Shay said that he felt extremely nervous but
that nervousness was natural and that you should do something bigger than yourself.

But that wasn’t it, we still had two speakers left and we could not wait to find out who they were. The 4th speaker at the
event was Julian Dennison (Ricky Baker) a young famous kiwi actor that has participated in many popular shows around
the world. Julian had many great quotes of wisdom. Like “Don’t be famous, be a legend”. A little secret from Julian
himself is that once before an interview he was really nervous and thirsty so he drank 3 bottles of water and during the
interview, he couldn’t hold it in so he peed his pants. After the famous kiwi actor was a New Zealand Musician. Benny
Tipene. Beeny had taught himself how to play an instrument. He taught himself how to play guitar and piano.

It truly was a day to remember.

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Houses

House Captains 2021:

Whero - Isabella Katte and Jakob Handy
Kowhai - Anna Sutherland and Christian Gerson
Kakariki - Rory Smith-Rice and Amelia Morris (Term 1-2),
Amelia Lawlor (Terms 2-4)
Kikorangi - Finlay Leary and Yfke Lotte Reijmer (Term 1-2),
Lachlan Norris (Terms 2-4)

This year, as a House Captain, we have been involved in so many awesome
activities and have been given a great deal of opportunities. Leading our
houses through competitions, races, and challenges, has been difficult but
very rewarding. When we were newly given the opportunity to become a
house captain, we were so excited. We all knew that we wanted to make
a difference to this school, one that might stay in the SHS house system
forever. All of the houses created a mascot. We also have started creating
house games to be (hopefully) held in Term 4 - a series of mini games like
tug of war and sack races for all of Year 7 and 8. Being a house captain is
not an easy task though, there are many jobs and responsibilities that come
with the job. It has been a true joy leading our houses and putting a smile
on people’s faces when they see our mascots.

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2021 EVENTS
OUR YEAR 8 STUDENTS

Waterwise

- by Leo A, Leo B and Logan

Waterwise was split into three different groups. Those groups were
then split again when it was their turn to go on the water. The two
activities were optimist sailing and kayaking. The sailing included
going round marks and generally learning how to control the boat.
The kayaking group would follow the instructor down the shoreline
of Okahu bay until they reached a post on the other side of the bay.
During this time all of us were splashing our friends and getting
them wet with the kayak paddle. It was really fun. Then the group
would race back to shore as fast as they could.
On land, there was an activity booklet to do. Some of the tasks from
the booklet were:
- create your own landmark
- compare the old and the now St Heliers (for this activity we learnt
a lot about the past of our area
- take photos (relating to a theme), that would then be used to make
a collage.
The weather on the day was great. The sun was shining and there
was plenty of wind to make the optis go fast. Everyone really enjoyed
the sailing and tried their hardest. Kayaking was a great laugh when
everyone came out soaking wet. We think everyone learnt lots from
the experience and can't wait to go there again.

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Year 8 Camp

- by Emily, Joshua, Vahid, Yufeng, Caleb, Lola, Freddy, Hugo

Deep in the Hunua Ranges lies a camp so great, that the Year 8’s get to go there every year. It's the one
and only CAMP ADAIR. Filled with all we needed, Camp Adair was the highlight for Year 8. Camp was
filled with many little details, like playing infinity tag with the whole of Year 8 into the night, or washing
the dishes and, in my experience, getting absolutely sprayed. But enough about the small things, what
about the bigger picture? At Camp Adair, there is a mudslide - a slide of running water that pushes you
down into mud. Most Year 8 students enjoyed this, and many went up 2, 3, and even 4 times. People
would give tips on how to go down the slide faster, and at the end of the slide, a ginormous ditch of
muddy water was waiting for you! The mudslide was enjoyed by many, and some would even say that it
was better than the confidence course.

The confidence course is by far the best way to
have some fun and get muddy. We start off with
the dry activities like linking hands and going
backwards through a cage, and then screaming
the song twinkle twinkle little star. But of
course at some point we have to get absolutely
drenched in mud, and that is when we go up
and down, into and out, of the mud racing each
other. Then we move onto the rope swing where
we have to swing through mud and make it to
the other side without falling in. Then by far my
favorite tire, this is where you have to jump from
tire to tire to make it to the other side. And then
last but not leave a well deserved hot shower.

The food at Camp Adair was delicious,
breakfast, lunch and dinner. For dinner
we ate nachos, burgers and butter
chicken. Breakfast consisted of cereal
such as rice bubbles and cornflakes.
It wasn't just cereal though, there was
spaghetti and baked beans. You can’t
go a day without dessert either, dessert
was mostly delicious ice cream on the
first night, the second was a cold ice
cream sandwich and finally the last
night a cold custard with canned fruits.
For all the fun activities we needed fuel
throughout the day, so lunch was our go
to.

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Cabins are basically the alternative to bedrooms except there are ten people in one cabin. We slept here
but other than that not much happened in the day - it was just storage. We got to choose our cabin
group. Every morning the teachers would come and wake us up at 6:30am. No one got enough sleep
with 10 o'clock bedtimes. Every day the teachers checked our cabins for an X-factor - something to
impress the judges. Overall it was fun (sleeping in the cabins was a good experience).
Everyone was prepared for skit night. It was time to shine. Time to whip out the costumes and the hysteric
facial expressions. Some were too eager to get on stage,
while others grew a deep fear about performing in front
of others. Skit night started with almost everyone shaking
in their seats. Each group had put a lot of time and effort
into the skits, and the pressure was on to impress not
only the students, but the teachers as well. The bachelor,
a day at camp, funky penguins got no talent, and a day at
school, are only some of the spectacular skits performed
to us. After tears of joy and laughter, people sat back in
their seats knowing that the night was about to come
to an end. However, to much surprise, each parent came
out in a full army outfit. They began to sing a different
version of the song YMCA, and it was very shocking
knowing they had such short notice to prepare. But wait,
that's not all. The teachers had to perform a skit too. The
lights had flickered off and everyone went silent. Music
started to boom and the teachers crept out from the
corner with glow sticks stuck to their body - it looked as
though they were little glow stick people. Every teacher
started to bust out some moves, making it hard not to
smile. Before the night ended, the teachers announced
the winners of the skits. It wasn’t a surprise when they
exclaimed the winners were the funky penguins with the
act, funky penguins got no talent. Skit night was clearly a big highlight of everyone's Year 8 camp 2021.

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Imagine this: a 15 meter high wobbly pole that you have to
climb. When you get to the top, you feel like a bird. Then
the instructor yells the hardest order to follow, ‘jump’. As
you anxiously jump off it feels like time stopped. You come
back to the real world when the ropes squeeze tight on you,
finishing the pamper pole. Right next to that is the multi
vine. Climbing up the tree makes you feel like tarzan, and
swinging from rope to rope is the true forest feeling. When
you come down from up top the mission impossible music
plays in your head. Finishing that a true challenge comes up
ahead. The abseiling is tricky, yet extremely fun. After using
the ladder to climb to the top you get clipped in, get ready
and abseil down like a scene out of mission impossible.
Flashlights off, holding on tight, ready to face the world. As
we swarmed quietly through the dark pebble paths, Year 8
slowly approached the grim alley that was the glow worm
trail. After what seemed to be years of anticipation, we
walked into the colorless night in a single file line holding
tight onto whoever was in front of us, not daring to let go;
we slowly strolled in gazing at the blue dotted glow worms
spread out amongst the bushes, we took a large circle and
came back out. We then waited to go onto the Burma trail
which was an extremely bumpy but fun dark path where all
we had for guidance was a rope, and a lot of confidence.
Eventually we made it out safely and by then, we were ready
to go to bed.

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Sports

Swimming Sports

Swimming Sports is a very important day in the school calendar as it is very social, while also allowing
the serious swimmers to compete for a spot in Eastern Zones. There are four styles of swimming you can
do - butterfly, backstroke, freestyle or breaststroke. The students have a choice of what stroke they would
like to do, but everyone must compete. SHS Swimming Sports is very competitive, but everyone still has
fun. The four houses competing were Whero, Khowai, Kakariki and Kikorangi. Each house had their own
individual chant - all houses screaming their chants as loud as possible for bonus house points.
We went into the pool with our voices and came
back puffed and silent. The following Y8 students
went through to Eastern Zones: Yfke Lotte,
William, Connor, Amelia M, Rikus, Logan, Olivia
and Emily. Not everyone got the opportunity to
go, as you need to get either 1st or 2nd place
in two lengths, but everyone tried their hardest
and all did very well. All houses did well but at
the end of the day, Kakariki ended up winning.

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Cross Country 2021

- By Amelia Morris and Edward Mitchelson
On the 10th of August, Year 4 to 8 had Cross Country.
This was held at Churchill Park. Each year group ran
around a track marked by parents. Year 8 left school
at 10:40am. We walked and got there as the Year 7
girls were finishing. This meant we had to wait around
for a little bit because we were early. The Year 8 girls
went first running - 2 laps - and the top 8 girls were
Mimi, Olivia, Jessica, Emily, Hannah, Anna, Amelia and
Isabella. All the girls were very tired, though they still
cheered on the boys when they crossed the finish line
after them. The top 8 boys were Jakob, Riley, Aleksei,
William, Christian, Rikus, Edward and Finlay. Everyone
showed great sportsmanship, tried their best, and
made an effort by turning up and giving it their all.
The teachers were very generous and handed out
lollipops to everyone for doing an amazing job. Overall
it was a great day - everyone ran well and were very
proud of themselves.

Hockey

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Boys Football

On the 3rd of June the Year 8 Boys Football Tournament began - our first game was against St Thomas’s.
The entire team was very nervous, but we had a positive mindset. Sadly the other team made an incredible
comeback to bring the score level at 2-2. Our second game was against Kings Prep, and sadly we had to take
a loss in this game. Next up we are against Stonefields. We beat this team with a solid 8-0 performance. If we
wanted a chance to qualify for the next round, we had to win all of our next games - which we did - Churchill
Park (4-0) and Kohimarama (7-0).
In the next round, we faced St Kentigern Boys School. We were pleasantly surprised to find that Mrs Ward
and Mr Christie had turned up for this game. We took a loss (5-1), which eliminated our chance of going to the
final. We then qualified for the 3rd and 4th playoff, again against Kings Prep. At the end of that game, Kings
celebrated and cheered as they came 3rd in the Eastern Zones Football tournament.
Our coach cheered us up, saying we did very well and represented our school perfectly. Overall we played well
and thought we deserved 3rd place, but unfortunately we came 4th.

Girls Football

The girls football tournament was a great place to challenge
ourselves against other schools. On Wednesday the 26th
of May one team of Year 8, and one team of Year 7 went
to Madills Farm to represent our school in the Eastern Bays
girls football tournament. At Madills Farm there were about
8 schools such as: St Heliers School, Glendowie Primary,
Baradene, Stonefields, Parnell, Churchill Park and Ellerslie
Primary. Our Year 8 team played 4 schools over the whole
day. First we played Glendowie Primary and we lost 3-2.
Then we played Parnell and we lost 2-1. Next we played
Ellerslie and we won 5-1, and lastly we played Glendowie
Year 7 winning 3-2. Unfortunately we did not get to play in
the finals, but that's ok because we all played really hard and
we played as a team.
This tournament was a great experience for many of us. I
think we all learned a lot from it and had a great time. We all
pushed each other to get an even better result. This was a
great day with lots of fun and lots of giving it a good go.

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2021 Writers Festival

- By Anna Sutherland, Mirahkle Lio Jones, Milena Scott & Simone Corballis
The Auckland Writers Festival at the Aotea Centre, was a very enjoyable event for the Year 7&8 students. Four speakers
showed us their work, and all had entertaining stories in their presentations. The first author, Brian Selznick, talked about his
artwork and four of his books (one of which was made into the movie ‘The Invention of Hugo Cabret’). The next author was
Shilo Kino, a young Maori woman, who last year released a book called ‘The Porangi Boy’. She had been bullied as a child for
how she looked, and her book is about a Maori boy who goes through some of the same troubles that she experienced. Ten
years ago Jessie O wrote a book called ‘Locked Down’. Because we are experiencing something very similar with COVID-19,
she recently republished the book. Ben Brown, although not an author, talked to us about his opinions on some books. He
was very enthusiastic and his opinions were quite entertaining to hear. The Writers Festival was a brilliant experience - very
inspirational, and even entertaining at one point.

Writing Workshop - By Olivia Grace

During May, a group of Year 7 & 8 students were selected to participate in
the ‘Win With Words’ writing workshop. We were driven down to the St
Heliers Bowling Club, and eagerly waited to see what all of this excitement
about writing was about. We walked past the people doing lawn bowls
and were directed upstairs to a room right above the lawn bowls. It was a
sunny day, and the view from the room was amazing. We could see right
out to Rangitioto. Sitting down at a desk, we were greeted by Melinda
Szymanic, a popular children and adult author, who was ready to fill us all
up with her amazing knowledge of writing.

Police Fitness Challenge Melinda began the workshop by introducing herself, and asking us a few
questions about our prior knowledge of writing. She gave us so much
information, our hands were frantically trying to keep up with everything
she said. We wanted to get it all on paper to look back on later. She read
us one of her books, which was so amazing - a fantasy about a boy and a
crocodile. Melinda talked to us about all the techniques she used, language
and so much more. She instructed us on how to structure a story and how
to get ideas. How to make a character interesting, and so much more. We
came back from the workshop with so many ideas for upcoming stories,
and so much new information we can incorporate into our writing. We
really enjoyed the workshop, and were glad we got the opportunity to go.

- By Anna Sutherland
The Police Fitness Challenge was amazing. Arriving on the day with a strong sense that we were going to win, this day was

going to be great.

During May, four Year 8 students (Riley Leith, Emily Stanton, Anna Sutherland and Charlie Webb) were selected to compete
in a Police Fitness challenge at the Auckland Netball Stadium in St Johns. The first activity we participated in was the hardest.
It was an obstacle course that took around 2:30 minutes for us to complete. It started with pushing a trailer, then running
around the stadium once before reaching a beam, which we walked across in single file. When the last person reached the
end, we sprinted, and jumped over a bar about stomach height. We ran around cones, and ducked under hurdles. There
was a window frame to climb through, walls to scale, and more, all while sticking with, and helping, your team.

After this, we had another test of teamwork, yet this one was slightly different. One of the four of us was a policeman, and
had to stand, blindfolded, at the front of a narrow path littered with evidence. There was one witness, who was somebody
watching the policeman, and telling another team member who was with them what to tell the dispatcher, who was a
team member facing away from the situation, where to tell the policeman to move through a walkie talkie. It was a lot less
complicated in real life! The policeman had to pick up some gloves off the ground and put them on, then pick up an evidence
bag and a ball, before crossing a line and making it back to your team. We came first of our group for that.

Lastly, we had a short test, which was pretty straightforward and simple. First, you would jump next to a measuring wall, to 13
see how high you can reach. We didn’t do very well on that one. The next was a grip test, where we squeezed this device
as hard as we could, and it measured how strong our grip was. We did surprisingly well in that. Finally, we had to do as
many pushups as we could, and somebody counted us. To get into the Police Force in real life, women have to do twenty,
and men have to do around thirty-five. It was a very fun day, although pretty exhausting.

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Cultural Shared Lunch

On Wednesday the 14th of April, the Year 8 classes shared a cultural lunch to celebrate the end of the Term 1.
Despite the rain, the cultural lunch was very exciting for everyone involved. We all dressed in our country's cultural
clothing and brought food that is special to our culture. Everyone got to learn about each other's different traditions.
Students brought food from around the world such as New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific Islands, India, China
and many more. Being able to display our diversity, and find out about each other's cultures, was very interesting.
The students were not the only ones who took part in the cultural lunch. Our teachers dressed up in their special
costumes too. Mrs Ward and Mrs Herbert proudly represented New Zealand (in their All Black jerseys). Mr Christie
dressed in a Scottish kilt. At the end of the day we had so much food left over, that the juniors had to come and
eat some of the leftovers. Everyone got to learn so much about each other's cultures and enjoyed expressing
their own country’s differences.

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Y8 Museum Trip

On Wednesday the 9th of June, all of Year 8 went on a school trip to the Auckland Museum - our topic for Term
2 is ‘The Diversity of Life During Wartime’. The Auckland Museum had a really cool War Memorial. There was an
excellent museum educator called Arron, who took each class around the war part of the museum, explaining
everything about WW1 and answering everyone's questions. When we went to the memorial hall, Arron talked
to us about the flags and why they were there. At the second memorial hall there were heaps of WW1 items
that some soldiers used in WW1, and we were able to play with them (some people got to dress up). There were
spades, food, clothes, cooking tools, letters, gas masks, first add book, socks and hats. It was very cool - an
excellent experience. While a class was on the tour, the others got to explore the museum.

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LANDMARK WALK

On the 29th of March in Term 1, the whole of year 8 walked the long, adventurous walk around St Heliers. We
walked firstly to the farm of Churchill park with all of the meadows and cows. Windy Karaka Bay was next, followed
by scenic Glover Park and the towering Water Tower where we took a short break for morning tea. Next was the
historic Achilles Point with the amazing views, cold, windy ladys/Ladies bay followed, and then we took the long
trek along St Heliers beach making it to the remains of what used to be the St Heliers wharf, the beach, the hotel
and the bathing sheds. Everyone was getting a little hungry so the teachers thought it would be a good idea to
stop for lunch. We then crossed the road and went to the drinking fountain, Vellenoweth green and the Moreton
Bay fig trees. Lastly we came across the amazing Glen Orchard house which has been around since the 1850s.
At each of these destinations we all had to present a speech that we had made earlier in front of our classes.
Everyone spoke clearly and the speeches were nice to listen to, even though we had to fight against the wind,
traffic, pedestrians and the crashing of waves. We learnt heaps of facts we didn’t know about these landmarks,
and it was fun finding out about our village and what it used to be like. Overall this was an amazing experience
but we were all ready for a good night's sleep after a big walk.

By Scarlett Peryer, Emily Stanton, Manith Naidu, Mimi Morris and Jessica.Whiteman

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Room 14 :The year that was...

This year has been a weird one. We all had a great start and were
loving school. Learning was fun and exciting, especially with how
awesome the teachers are! In Term 1 we had a couple of weeks
at the start and then we got to go on camp. The Landmark Walk
was really amazing and a bit different, because we had to prepare
our own 50 second speeches. They had to be brief and many of us
were feeling nervous because we had never written a 50 second
speech before. Then when we undertook Waterwise that was really
exhilarating. Next, we had a Cultural lunch where everyone brought
something from their culture and we had a feast. This term was full
of action packed learning.

In Term 2 we had another exciting term studying WW1 and 2. As well as
making care packages for the soldiers, we made podcasts answering our
own questions on the topic of the two wars. We visited the Museum to
help us gain more knowledge about the wars. At the end of the term,
every class walked around looking at each other's inquiry projects. No
one knew that term 3 was going to be so different to term 2...

Term 3 kick started well with ballroom dancing practices with Johnny in the
hall. We also started to practice for cross country, doing laps around the school
block to get better. The real cross country event didn’t have to be postponed
like last year, and all went smoothly and as planned. Our inquiry topic was
Hauora, and we learned about mindsets and personal wellbeing. Week 4 was
when everything changed. Covid-19 landed us in lockdown, for the third time
this year, but this one was much longer. Lockdown quickly spanned for the rest
of the term, and we continued learning, except through a screen.
Sadly this lockdown continued into Term 4. EZ cross country was cancelled, so
was ballroom dancing, as well as the show that was already pushed back a year.
Overall though Room 14 have had an amazing year of learning and joking
around, thanks to an amazing teacher, Mrs Herbert.

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10 Second Memes The day the circus came to town

When the teacher leaves the
classroom …

May the force not be with you. Have a
‘good’ day!

Ok, so let’s run through the order again.. 15
hot chocolates, 10 frappuccinos.. Did I miss
anything?

When the teacher says get into mixed groups When the teacher tells you to make
of boys and girls something out of flax and you are absolutely
clueless
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When someone opens the Meme-orable Moments
door and you’re on the toilet
10 second objects on the field
When you finally
see your friends “Please Mrs Herbert can we play 10 second objects?”.
after lockdown The time that the topic was marriage, and Caleb and Edward
got “married”.

Hijinks in the classroom
Riley singing “It’s the eye of the tiger” at the top of his voice;
Macy falling off her chair not once, but three times; Yunseong
announcing in front of assembly that his name was “Yo Yo
Yunseong”; Cameron rapping us out to morning tea; Using
spaghetti and marshmallows to make pyramids in maths

Sexuality Education When you try to spy
lessons in Term 3 on your crush.

Blowing up the condoms
like balloons in that

lesson

Chess

Are you sure everyone
knows the right rules?

Online learning Looking for
your 7th
The afternoon kahoot sessions with the OG’s - #bringdownherbie package of
Daily meme challenge online
Pressing the ‘’hand up’ button on the google meet by accident and the shopping you
teacher says your name (awkward!) have ordered
Epic weekly video challenge (pass the toilet paper, trick challenge, throw a this lockdown
bucket of…., pass the drink challenge)
Mrs H asking if anyone has any good ideas for the yearbook….. (crickets)
Talking with the microphone off (and not realising it)

When you think Dress ups
the day can’t
get any worse Dressing up for as many occasions as possible - Easter,
Cultural Day, Red Nose Day, Pajama Day (or was it wear
your Oodie to school day?), Space theme

When it’s day 34 Food, Glorious food
of level 4 - un BEARable
Cultural Day lunch, Hangi,
Transforming the class into a giant hut birthday lollies, Mrs H’s
not-so-secret lolly stash,
Gathering blankets, pillows, duvets, sleeping bags marshmallows (“Catch them if
and winter items for Give a Kid a Blanket charity! We you can”), end of term 2 film
almost ran out of room in the classroom.
and snack feast.

Say “CHEESE” Camp When your teacher is trying
to explain really hard maths
NUTS! 6.30am wake up call and you are very, very stuck
(one of Mrs H’s favourite
parts of camp)
The camp leader
repeating “Don’t go
there”
YMCA dance

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When I Grow Up

Cameron
Actor

Adrian Amelie
Firefighter Teacher

Daniel Amelia Caleb James
Aeronautical Interior Designer Musician Sportsman

Engineer Emily Freddy Logan
Business Owner Pro Basketball Sailor

Edward Player Olivia
Black Cap Journalist and
Lear
JB John Professional Equestrian
Engineer Basketballer
Judoka Yunseong
Jessica Maths Teacher
Dancer Mirahkle
Vet Denva
Macy Milena Cultural Dance
Real Estate Agent Vet William
Guitarist Expert
Maya
Vet

Riley Tianyi
Football Player Artist

Skye
Vet

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Cruisin' Through Y8

Top 8 in Cross
Country - Hannah,
Rikus, Isabella, Finlay,

Aleksei, Jakob

Well done Choir and Excellent
Cheersquad girls sailing at
Waterwise
Well played
House Captains Congratulations
Student Leaders

Great Spoken Yay R15 for Climb for some
Word - Charlie, an awesome nachos Yiqian
Annabel, Lola &
year
Jerina

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R15’s Bright Sparks

Awesome SpoSrtus pSretamres
Readers

ShowweHreons’ttsn(ewedhoed) Tallokuindg(aenxdcepatlwinayMs beeeitns

DUrepssing CoimnionugrtobeMdseets

Maths
Wizards

OutstAanrdtiisntgs DBanaclelrrsoom

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Dreams are Free

Being more independent Flatting with
friends
Getting our fist
car Going to College

Meeting new people Having more
freedom
Hot summer
Summertime at
Moving out of NZ the beach

26 St Heliers School Yearbook 2021 A year without
Covid

Room 19

Name: Josh McKenzie
Dream Job: Pilot For Air NZ
Fav Food: Samosas and Curry
Fav Hobby: Model Airplane
collecting
Name: Amelia Morris
Dream Job: Police officer
Fav Food: Raspberry cheesecake
Fav Hobby: Swimming

Name: Scarlett Peryer
Dream Job: Rock Climber
Fav Food: Donuts
Fav Hobby: Rock Climbing

Name: Pedro Sakata
Dream Job: Game developer
Fav Food: Ice cream
Fav Hobby: Video games

Name: Anna Sutherland
Dream Job: Marine Biologist
Fav Food: Strawberries
Fav Hobby: Watching Marvel
Movies/Shows

Name: Vahid Ghadiri
Dream Job: Lawyer
Fav Food: Pasta
Fav Hobby: Cooking

Name: Leo Brown
Dream Job: Professional Sailor
Fav Food: Sushi
Fav Hobby: Sailing

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Name: Dylan lesser #Room 19
Dream Job: Investor
Fav Food: Cookies
Fav Hobby: Gaming/content
creating
Name: Connor Hornibrook
Dream Job: Defense lawyer
Fav Food: Ben & Jerry’s Ice-Cream
Fav Hobby: Swimming

Name: Yufeng Ouyang
Dream Job: Unknown
Fav Food: Mango
Fav Hobby: Badminton

Name: Annie Fan
Dream Job: Fashion designer
Fav Food: Hotpot
Fav Hobby: Mobile game

Name: Jocelyn Harper
Dream Job: Marine mammal trainer
Fav Food: Pork buns
Fav Hobby: Doodling

Name: Simone Corballis
Dream Job: Therapist with acting
on the side
Fav Food: Nectarines
Fav Hobby: Musical theatre

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Name: Aseel Almazhoud
Dream Job: Interior designer
Fav Food: Fried Shrimp
Fav Hobby: Piano

Name: Jack Ishmael
Dream Job: Lego Designer
Fav Food: Burgers
Fav Hobby: Field Hockey

Name: Rory Smith
Dream Job: Environmental Lawyer
Fav Food: Cucumber pretzels (the
big ones, not the small crispy ones)
Fav Hobby: Underwater Hockey

Name: Benji Baker
Dream Job: Video Editor
Fav Food: Teriyaki Chicken On Rice
Fav Hobby: Video Games

Name: Artem Nadirli
Dream Job: Game Developer
Fav Food: Ice cream
Fav Hobby: Video Games

Name: Annabel Gibson
Dream Job: Teacher Butter
Fav Food: Chicken curry
Fav Hobby: Dance

Name: Hassan Amir Ahmad
Dream Job: Engineer
Fav Food: Sushi
Fav Hobby: Video games

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Name: Christian Gerson Name: Leo Abbott
Dream Job: Youtuber Dream Job: Lawyer
Fav Food: Ice cream Fav Food: Samosa/ Dumplings
Fav Hobby: Gaming Fav Hobby: Sailing

Name: Pim Sawatwongchai Name: Christopher McNally
Dream Job: Interior designer Dream Job: Architect
Fav Food: Anzac cookies Fav Food: Dark Chocolate
Fav Hobby: Netflix Fav Hobby: Drawing

Name: Amelie Friend Name: Yazzi Corner
Dream Job: Actress Dream Job: Actress or an Editor
Fav Food: Watermelon Fav Food: Popcorn
Fav Hobby: Tik Tok Fav Hobby: Social media/Editing

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Adrian Bernardo Amelia Lawlor

““You don’t lose if you get knocked down, you ““Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but
lose if you stay down” - Muhammad Ali
improves its chances” - B.J Gupta
My favourite memory is of camp. I enjoyed
the activities like raft building and the ones up One of my best memories of St Heliers was
high. The people are nice at SHS too. this year when we did the cross country. As
house captain I made kakariki a house mascot.
Amelie Hall ” The mascot is a dinosaur. I was very proud to
see it being shown off.

”

Caleb Hollis

““There is no such thing as failure. Failure “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your
balance, you must keep moving.-Albert
is just life trying to move us in a different Einstein
direction.” - Oprah Winfrey Camp and the amazing activities there, the
My best memory at St Heliers was camp. I people I got to be with, the cabins and the fun
challenged myself with all the activities and things we did with dressing up our bunks.
put myself outside of my comfort zone. I was
really proud of how I pushed myself. ”

”

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Cameron Parker Daniel Newitt

““Hard work beats talent when talent fails “Leadership and learning are indispensable to
to work hard.” - Kevin Durant. each other." – John F. Kennedy

Camp was a great memory as it showed me the The pamper pole at camp was so much fun
opportunity of fun outside of school, but with because it tested my confidence.
the same set of people. It truly showed me
how you can adapt in different environments.

Denva Morgan White ” ”
Edward Mitchelson

““Mistakes are fact of life, it's the response ““Always turn a negative situation into a +

to the mistakes that count “- my mum positive situation.”- Michael Jordan

My favorite memory was meeting some really Being named a Student Leader and going to
good friends and even gaining more throughout camp. Camp because it tested me to the limits
the years. I always felt welcome and happy all and being named a student leader because it
the way up at SHS. was my dream.

” ”

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Emily Stanton Freddy Naufahu

“10 things that require zero talent: 1. Being on “”I can accept failure, but I can’t accept
not trying” - Michael Jordan
time, 2. Making an effort, 3. Being high energy,
4. Having a positive attitude, 5. Being passionate, The abseiling at camp, because at first I was
scared but then I overcame my fear and did
6. Using good body language, 7. Being coachable it.

8. Doing a little extra 9. Being prepared 10.

Having a strong work ethnic - Random

One of the best memories of St Heliers is

bursting into Mr Mcarthny’s office in year 4 or

5 and telling him about how both the boys and

girls softball team won. Also camp. ” ”

Jessica Whiteman John Tangi

““You miss 100 percent of the shots you “Everybody has talent, But ability takes hard
don't take” - Wayne Gretzky work.” - Michael Jordan

Swimming Sports was so fun because even The netball tournament was so much fun and
though I don't really enjoy swimming it was so we did a lot of team effort and we came 5th.
fun to be there with my house and cheer on Also, going to camp with so many opportunities
everyone and get to wear our house colours. there with so many leaders.
But the camp was amazing.
”
”

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James Barker James Gane

““There is a certain nature in liberty, that ““Dream as if you live forever, live as if you
die today.” - LeBron James
makes human nature rise above itself, in
acts of bravery and heroism”-Alexander My best memory of St Heliers would be all
Hamilton of the opportunities that have been shown to
me. Being a student leader was really special
Camp as it was super fun as I got to do so to me. I have loved all of the sports I’ve done
many activities I would not be able to do at at SHS.
home.
”
”
Logan Ross
Lear Morina

““You can’t win unless you learn how to lose” ““A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.” +
- Kareem-Abdul-Jabar – Franklin D. Roosevelt
The camp activities like the confidence course,
My best memory at St Heliers is my first day pamper pole and the zipline were so much fun,
of school, and being named a student leader. I and also being named a student leader.
was nervous about coming to a new school, but
the people in my class were very friendly and ”
welcoming.

”

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Macy Larsen Maya Boehm

““Live like there's no tomorrow”- Jerry “Build up your weakness until they become
Spinelli your strong points” - Knute Rockne

One of my best moments at St Heliers is This year one of the best moments would
meeting some amazing friends that are super be going to cross country because I had
kind and caring fun running at my own pace. It didn't really
matter if you came last, at least you have
” done it.

”
Milena Scott Mirahkle Lio-Jones

““You don’t have to be great to start but ““A boy comes to me with a spark of
you have to start to be great”- Zig Ziglar interest, I feed the spark and it becomes
a flame. I feed the flame and it becomes
Being a Year 8, having Mrs Herbert as our
teacher and also camp because it was fun and a fire. I feed the fire and it becomes a
we did many fun activities like zip lining, the
confidence course and the pamper pole. roaring blaze” - Cus D’Amato

” The Museum was the best trip I have been
to, seeing the history of ANZAC’s and seeing

stuff where I am with my friends, where we

are learning yet having fun away from the ”

teacher, and with the teacher.

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Olivia Grace Riley Leith

““If people are doubting how far you can ““Winners never quit and quitters never win.”
go, go so far that you can’t hear them
anymore.” - Michele Ruiz The amazing opportunities that are presented.
I loved going to camp and going on all of the
One of my best memories at St Heliers was amazing activities. I was extremely pleased to
having 8 years of fun and joy with my friends. also be named as a Student Leader.
The moments I remember most were the
times I was laughing so hard with my best ”
friend that we collapsed on the floor and
couldn’t breathe. Tianyi Yin

”

Skye van Dyk

““You’ll never know what things will be like if ““Don't be afraid to try something new, +
you never tried it.” because life gets boring when you stay
within the limits of what you already know”.
One thing I’ve really enjoyed about St My favourite memory of SHS is my first day
Heliers is the mufti days and camp. They are of school and meeting some very nice friends.
really fun and are my best memories. Also
Waterwise - I really enjoyed learning about ”
sailing.

”

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William Penman Yunseong Jeong

““The strength of the team is each individual ““If you fall asleep now you will dream, but
if you study now you’ll live your dream.”
member. The strength of each member is
the team.”- Phil Jackson My best memory would be going to camp where
we did a whole lot of activities, and also going
My favourite thing about SHS was Yr 8 camp, as it to Eastern Zones.
built my ability to trust people and be supportive in a
group. I gained lots of leadership skills, because I was Alonzo Hampton ”
an activity group captain and had to be on time and
a leader. I made some new friendships at camp and
learnt important social skills you don’t really learn at

”school. It was just such a fun experience to have.

Aleksei Rusakou

““I’m living in a dream I never want to wake ““Overcome your fears.”
up from.” (Cristiano Ronaldo)
My favourite was at camp - hanging out with
My favorite memory of Year 8 is definitely friends there and jumping off high things like
camp. I had so many memories there and I super fox, and going on the muddy trail and to
wish I could take back time to all the fun see the glow worms.
adventures we had.
”
”

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Annabel Jones Belle Brown

““Nothing is impossible - the word itself ““Push yourself because no one else is going
says I'm possible.” (Audrey Hepburn) to do it for you.”

My favorite memory of SHS was going to Year My favourite memory at SHS is year 8
8 camp. I really enjoyed the atmosphere of it camp and all of the shows. They were very
and all of the activities we did. Also getting unforgettable experiences.
named student leader was a big goal for me.
Charlie Webb ”
”

Chanel Mears

““Life is like a mirror, we get the best “”If you’re going to do something, do it +
results when we smile.” right.” (my dad)
My favourite thing this year so far was
My favourite memory was definitely the Year playing in the soccer tournament and going to
8 camp and also water wise - those were really camp.
fun.
”
”

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Finlay Leary Hannah Pitcaithly

““The way I see it is if you want a rainbow, ““Stars don’t shine without darkness.” (D.H.
you need to deal with the rain first.” (Dolly Sidebottom)
Parton)
My favourite memory was Year 8 camp
My Favourite memory of SHS would have and getting named Student Leader. Also
to be Year 8 camp - that was something I the school shows. All of these were great
definitely won’t forget, because I experienced experiences.
so much new stuff and I went out of my
comfort zone a lot of the time. ”

” Isabella Katte

Hugo Fonseca

““You never know until you try.”(Henry ““Cupcakes are muffins that believe in
James) miracles.”

My favourite activity from this year so far Laughing, having fun times and joking with
has to be camp. It is an amazing experience friends. Something that I really enjoyed
that should be something everyone can't wait was performing in the school show, ballroom
to do in Year 8. dancing and the endless opportunities to show
talent at SHS.
”
”

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Jakob Handy Jerina Jaka

““Whatever you are, be a good one.” ““Don’t wait for things to happen, you make
(Abraham Lincoln) them happen.”

My favourite memory is going to school camp My favourite memory of SHS was Year 8 Camp
and going on the zipline because it was a lifetime experience for me,
and becoming a Student Leader because it was
Lachlan Norris ” something I always wanted to achieve.

”

Lola Paterson

““When someone tells me ‘no,’ it doesn’t ““Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a +
mean I can’t do it, it simply means I can’t mystery. Today is a gift. That is why we
do it with them” (Karen E.Quinones Miller) call it ‘the present.” (Master Oogway)
My favourite memory is any of the lunch
times I shared with my friends. My favourite memory of SHS was the school
shows, along with the Year 8 camp. Both were
” really fun and enjoyable experiences.

”

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Lucy Jones Manith Naidu

““Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn “"If you think you are too little to make a
as if you were to live forever.” (Mahatma difference, try sleeping with a mosquito."
Gandhi) (Dalai Lama).
I would definitely say that Year 8 camp
My favorite memory of SHS was at camp took the cake for my favourite memory, but
when we had dinners. I loved this because being elected student leader and making new
we all would sit down together and talk about friends, are extremely close to it.
what we had done that day in our groups. The
food was also really good. ”

” Nathan Reed

Max Darwen

“‘’Just do the best you can.” ““Dont stop when your tired stop when your
done”
My favorite memory was the mudslide at Year My favourite memory was definitely exploring
8 camp because it was really fun and I really and enjoying
enjoyed it.
”
”

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Peter Wake Rikus Botha

““You miss 100% of the shots you don’t ““Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when
take.” (Michael Scott) there is footprints on the moon” (Robert
Gullman)
My favourite memory would be camp. I liked
that because I was doing things I had done My favourite memory of SHS would be
before except twice as extreme. I also the Year 8 camp. I got to experience and
learned to work even better with my groups. overcome things I was scared of, also to do
something different from school for a whole
” week with my friends.

Sara-Jane Manning ”

Tully McLaren

“‘’Don’t always do what's easy, do what's “Tis but a flesh wound!’ (The Black Knight - +
right.’’ Monty Python and the Holy Grail)

I love all the opportunities you can do in Year My favourite memory is when me and Mr Shaw
8 including camp, when we can go on heights, were gardening and I found a little lizard.
biking and waterwise, and where we learn
kayaking and sailing, which was fun. ”

”

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Vinnie Carter Yiqian Ren

“The future depends on what you do today.” ““Success is not final, failure is not fatal:
(Mahatma Gandhi) it is the courage to continue that counts.”
(Winston Churchill)
My favourite memory of SHS was the Year
8 camp. I enjoyed meeting and collaborating My favourite memory would be waterwise
with new people and I liked it as it helped when we went on the kayak. I really enjoyed it
push me out of my comfort zone. and it was very fun.

” Amelia Morris ”

Zohar Einhar

““Do not fear failure but rather fear not ““It’s like all my life everyone has always told me,
trying.”
My favourite SHS memory would have to ‘You’re a shoe’. And then today I just stopped and
be the Year 8 camp, along with the soccer I said, ‘What if I don’t want to be a shoe? What
tournament. if I want to be a purse, you know? Or, a hat?’”
- Rachel Green
”
I loved going to camp! It was so fun being with the
whole year. It was really fun going on the confidence
course and getting muddy. Also every evening before
dinner some of the year would play infinity tag which
was really fun. I made so many new friends while I
was at SHS and I have loved hanging out with my

”friends and playing class sports games is so funny!

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Amelie Friend Anna Sutherland

““Walmart version of Justin Beiber, Awww, ““You never know what’s around the corner. It
wish I could tell you what they sell at
Walmart but I’ve never been there, never could be everything. Or it could be nothing.
shopped at Walmart, but you seem like a You keep putting one foot in front of the
Walmart expert, you probably shop there, other, and then one day you look back, and
don’t you?” -Carl Chiasson you’ve climbed a mountain.” - Tom Hiddleston
My favourite memory throughout my time at
I loved it when we did a cooking class St Heliers School is actually quite a lot of
Meetings and we made scones. It was so much memories. Meeting all of my friends over the
fun. Camp was amazing. I still can’t believe years here has been the most amazing thing.

”that I got to the top of the pamper pole. ”I have known them all for so long, and we have

Annabel Gibson bonded and experienced so much together.

Annie Fan

“Life is what happens when you're busy “"Life is like a dream, and history is +
making other plans. -John Lennon
like a dream, from the beginning of the
My favourite memories would be year 8, camp, prosperity to the end of the desolation,
museum tip, waterwise and all the hanging out just a moment. The woods leaked moonlight,
with my friends. I enjoyed camp because of sparse as residual snow. ——Zhang Dai
all the activities and the campfire. Kayaking in
waterwise was very enjoyable as well. My favorite memory of st heliers school is the
year 8 camp. I enjoy it so much. I also enjoy
” making new friends.

”

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Artem Nadirli Aseel Almazhoud

““In the midst of chaos there is also “”Everyone has a happy ending, if you’re not
happy it’s not the end.” -John Lennon
opportunity.”-Sun Tzu, the Art of War
My favourite memory at Saint Heliers School My favourite memory from SHS was when
I met Miracle because after I met her I
was starting school and meeting everyone. School started making more friends.

in New Zealand is very different to school in

Ukraine, and I was amazed by the amount of

things that were different. It was very fun

starting school, and everyone was very supportive. ”

While it was quite chaotic because of the amount

of new information, with the help of everyone I ”

had a very good time at St. Heliers. Christian Gerson

Benji Baker

““Don’t have a good day, have a great day” ““Believe you can and you're halfway
- Ryan Reynolds there-T. Roosevelt
My favourite memory at St Heliers School was
Challenges Week with all the fun activities we My favourite bit of SHS was when we did
got to do each day. cooking with Mr. Christie. We made scones
and it was delicious. It was not easy and I
” never gave up.

”

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Christopher Mcnally Connor Hornibrook

““Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because ““Impossible is only a word in the dictionary
it happened.” Dr Suess of a fool.”- Napoleon Bonaparte

My favourite memory of SHS was year 8 My favourite year 8 camp because I enjoyed
camp as it was an extremely fun activity that the group work and the fun activities. It was
made my time at St Heliers School even more fun to push the limits and challenge myself
exciting and fun. with my friends.

Dylan Lesser ””
Hassan Amir Ahmad

““All warfare is based on deception” “"Life is about taking chances, trying new +
-Sun Tzu art of war things, having fun, making mistakes and
learning from it." -Morgan Freeman
My favourite memory of st heliers is camp,
My favourite memory in St Heliers school
getting in a cabin with a small group of friends would be waterwise and kayaking. I had a
thrilling experience and it was something new
and messing about laughing and then during for me as I had never been kayaking.

the day we would have fun doing teamwork and ”

building rafts, slipping through the confidence

course. ”

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Jack Ishmael Jocelyn Harper

““It always seems impossible until it’s done” ““Laughter is timeless, imagination has no
- Nelson Mandela age, and dreams are forever.” -Walt
Disney
My favourite memory of St Heliers School
would be camp. I loved doing all the fun My favorite memory at St Heliers School was
activities and challenging myself. definitely year 8 camp. It was extremely fun,

I enjoyed all the challenges that got thrown
at me. This school is such a great place to

learn and make great memories. I am so proud

of myself and my friends, I can’t believe how
”
” quickly time passes.

Joshua McKenzie Leo Abbott

“I can't really change my life to ““Just believe in yourself. Even if you don’t,
accommodate people who are jealous - pretend that you do and, at some point, you
Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner - “Sting” will.- Venus Williams

My favourite memory at St Heliers School My favourite memory would easily be the Y8
was year eight camp. We got to participate in camp because I loved all the activities and
a vast variety of challenges and activities that new things we got to do. It was also nice to
pushed us out of our comfort zones. It was bond with our year group and do fun things
the best. together.

” ”

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Leo Brown Pedro Sakata

“The greatest glory in living lies not in never “”The supreme art of war is to subdue the
falling, but in rising every time we fall. enemy without fighting”
-Nelson Mandela -Sun Tzu art of war

My Favorite memory at St Heliers was either My favourite moment of St Heliers was camp.
I loved being able to experience a camping
meeting and hanging out with all my friends or trip like that

year eight camp. Year eight camp was so fun

we got to make friends with people in our camp

groups and do all the fun activities. I also love

meeting new friends during my time at SHS and

now they are some of my best. ” ”

Pim Sawatwongchai Rory Smith-Rice

““Be yourself; everybody is already taken” - ““The best is yet to come” - Robert +
Oscar Wilde Browning
It would be going to camp and doing all the
My favourite memory of St Heliers was camp! fun activities like the air rifles and the
It was an amazing experience and I got to massive flying fox.
know more people in the year group and I had
my first ever campfire which was an amazing ”
experience!

”

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