St Heliers Yearbook-2021-11-11

Scarlett Peryer Simone Corballis

““Try and fail, but never fail to try!”- ““Education is the key to unlocking the
Jared Leto world, a passport to freedom.”

My favourite memory has been when we went My favourite memory is when I made all my
to waterwise and did the sailing. That was friends on the first day of school. There
really fun, and I had never sailed before. It is something about first days that are so
was something different and it was very fun. exciting, especially when you get to meet all
of these new people who will turn into your
” amazing friends.

”

Vahid Ghadiri

“I know who I am, and I know what I
believe. That’s all I need to know. -Will
Smith

My favourite memory in St Heliers School was the

moment I came in. I had joined late, but when I had

arrived for the first day of school, everyone was

surrounding me. I felt glad about the fact that I had

so many friends. And throughout the years I have

made so many memories, so my favourite part about

St Heliers isn’t the activities, it's the people. ”

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Yasi Corner Yufeng Ouyang

““What’s done is done. We can’t change what ““If your life ended tomorrow, would you
be proud of what you left behind?” -
happens, but can only move forward” ~Tikki KushandWizdom
~Miraculous Ladybug
My favourite memory of St Heliers school was
My favourite memory was everything about St Heliers. The the year 8 camp. It was really fun and we got
to try new and thrilling things that many have
first day I came I didn’t know what to do. It was all so new to not experienced before.

me, but then my friends helped me get through it. My friends ”

have been a big part of my life and have always made me laugh

whenever I’m down. The school trips would always make my day

and the people would always look out for me. Year 8 had many

opportunities and the teamwork was amazing. St Heliers has
”
truly been my home and I will miss it so much.

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Y8 Teacher's Words of Wisdom

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Kerry Herbert

Lisa
Ward

Year 8 Class of 2021, what’s your story? Your next chapter is waiting
to be written - the blank page sits open. Throughout this weird, crazy

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parts you want to rub out, editing to be made, but you are the author
of your own story. As E.E Cummings said, ‘It takes courage to grow up
and become who you really are’. So… step bravely into your new world,

and shine. Haere taka mua, taka muri, koe a e whai - Be a leader not a
follower.

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Ben Christie

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Teachers Words of Wisdom

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and mature during your time at St Heliers School.
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Go forward from here with new skills, wonderful

memories, future excitement and confidence in
yourself. Kia Kaha

Alex Wood

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If you want it, work for it, it’s that simple. Sarah Mill

Sherine Hall In a world where you can be anything …
be kind.
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Patsy Torrie He aroha puta mai.
If kindness is sown then kindness you

shall receive.

Anna Kelso

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Kate Hawkins

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YEARBOOK ART COMPETITION

Annie

This puzzle represents, firstly, the students and teachers’
respect, diligence, wisdom and care contribute to the
excellent reputation of St Heliers school. Secondly, the puzzle
represents the four houses at St Heliers School; Whero,
Kakariki, Kikorangi and Kowhai. The items around the puzzle
represent the daily elements of St Heliers School that we
engage with each day.

Tully

The four colours represent the four houses - Kakariki, Kowhai,
Kikorangi and Whero. It means that hopefully we will all be back
at school. The edges show all the houses that surround our
school.

Zohar

My yearbook cover represents what I think of when I see St Heliers
school. When I was thinking about what I could draw, I thought about all
of the things that make our school unique and interesting. In my drawing
I have included the beach, Rangitoto, the school with a car driving up to
it, a pohutukawa tree, and the bright blue skies. The beach is right down
the road from our school, which is why I drew a little hill with a car to
portray someone coming to the school from the beach. The pohutukawa
tree also reminded me of the beach and the school since they are seen
around these areas. And lastly, when I think about going down to St
Heliers Bay, I always think of the bright blue skies with only a couple of
clouds.

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CLASSMATE SIGNATURES & MESSAGES

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Created and designed by 2021 SHS Year 8 Students and Teachers.
Design and Printed by Repro Graphics

ST HELIERS SCHOOL
126-160 St Heliers Bay Road,
St Heliers, Auckland, New Zealand
www.stheliers.school.nz