Northcote College Yearbook 2020

SPORTS ELITE

MADDIE McASEY

Victrix Ludorum (Jointly awarded)
Stand Up Paddleboarding

Maddie has had an exceptional
year with her paddleboarding. She
is a New Zealand U19 Paddleboard
Representative. In the national
championship Maddie finished 1st
in the U19 Sprint event and 2nd
overall in the U19 competition.
She came a remarkable 3rd overall
in the Open Women’s Surf Race.
Maddie was also awarded the
most outstanding player award
in the 2nd XI Football team.
Maddie is looking forward to more
competitions and the chance
to further enhance her paddle
boarding achievements in the
2021 season.

PHOTOS: WAVES PHOTOGRAPHY NZ

Elite success TARA BEALE representative who competed in
defies the odds Hong Kong in her last international
Victrix Ludorum (Jointly awarded) competition and won a bronze medal
The Northcote College Sports Elite Judo in a very competitive field. She is
athletes enjoyed another successful ranked 1st Women U17 and is 1st
year – despite Covid-19 limiting the Tara has again excelled in Woman U20 in New Zealand, in the
student sporting calendar and reducing the Judo this year on both the U63kg grade. Tara has a top 20 world
programme delivered in 2020. national and international ranking in the U63kg category and is
stage. She achieved outstanding in the top 25 in the U20 age group.
Our partnership with the Millennium results in the small number
Institute of Sport was invaluable. The twenty of regional competitions held Her outstanding talents have Tara
students in the programme participate in this year. Unfortunately, Tara’s on track for her goal of representing
twelve different sports. scheduled national and international New Zealand at the Commonwealth
competitions were postponed or Games. We wish Tara all the very
Sports Elite students attended six cancelled. best for the upcoming national
seminars run by Millennium Institute championship.
Athlete Development Coach, Yash Krishna, Tara is a New Zealand Judo
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the Millennium in November provided two
excellent practical sessions; and a seminar on
reflection and goal setting for 2021 was also
a highlight. Top sports nutritionist, Nikki Hart
provided some high-level individual nutrition
support; and students took advantage of gym
support offered by the Shane Cameron Gym
and Club Physical in Birkenhead.

Student individual performance was
monitored; and training diaries were provided.
More individual meetings and mentoring is
planned for 2021.

The many outstanding achievements by
Sports Elite students in 2020 included four of
the top Northcote College sports awards.

We look forward to a 2021 less affected by
Covid-19. Onward and upward!

Shane Latch

SPORTS ELITE MANAGER

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ATHLETICS

Outstanding year for Nikki

Nikki Gear has had another Auckland Junior Pentathlon
outstanding year – 13 Years Girls
despite the challenges 2nd
and disruptions and challenges Auckland Top 10
Covid-19 visited on us all in 2020. Auckland Interprovincial team

Northcote College Takapuna Athletic Club
Junior Athletics Champion (points) 13 Years Girls
New school record – Junior Discus Club Champion
New school record – Junior Long 1st in track
jump 1st in field
Junior School Cross Country – 1st

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ATHLETICS DAY

Athletics
records
toppled

The 2020 Northcote College Athletics
Day in February was, as always, a
highlight of the school calendar.
Students competed in a range of track
and field events – and the day featured
a mix of serious competition and a
wonderful number of students taking part
in less familiar sports.

Enthusiastic sideline support and an
array of costumes added to the energy
and flavour of the day.

Nikki Gear not only took the mantle
of Junior Girls Athletics Champion – but
broke two school records during the day.
She set a new long jump record of 4.9m –
beating the previous 4.77m record set in
1968! Nikki also set a new discus record
of 28.52m – besting the 24.27m record
of 2000.

Congratulations to all the 2020
Athletics Champions for their outstanding
performances:
Senior Boys –Brandon Lange
Senior Girls –Abby Dromgool
Intermediate Boys – Patrick Salton
Intermediate Girls – Alissa Ford
Junior Boys – Shunta Shinzaki
Junior Girls – Nikki Gear

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BASKETBALL

Year 9 Boys

Boys and Girls Junior Boys
Premier Basketball teams
Basketball teams do
exceptionally well

Junior Girls Due to Covid-19, Northcote Dontaye Sowman-Fāaēe (Les Fiddes
Basketball had an interrupted Most Improved Player). Max Leask’s
Nikki Gear year in 2020. Even though it leadership on the court earned him
was a shortened season, many of our the Crooks Trophy and basketball
Premier Boys with teams did exceptionally well. programme MVP.
coach Colin Hodgkinson
For the second time running our With Shayne McCauley at the
Coach of the Year Junior A and Year 9A Boys teams went helm, the Open Girls entered the
Shayne McCauley undefeated throughout the season. Senior A competition alongside the
Both teams were predicted to win boys. They did amazingly well –
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Championship, but the season was season. Abby Dromgool and Ashley
prematurely ended. Healey shared the Prefects’ Cup
as Most Valuable Players in the
Stand out players included programme. Alyssa Healey was an
leadership from Aaron Seivert and invaluable leader, earning her team
Tane Cook, Tzion Manoa and Shunta MVP, with big contributions from
Shinzaki, and scoring dominance from Summer Thurston (Aik Ho Cup – Most
Jacob Buckley, Jaden Lula and Marley Improved Player) Brianna Hadley, Ella
Rennie. For the second year running Carter Mills and Nikki Gear.
Aaron Sievert won the Hodgkinson
Cup for being the best shooter at our Other award winners were
school and he was also the Junior Jayd Graham, Lizzy May, Ollie Lincoln,
Boys Most Valuable Player. Johnny King, Tanekaha Kurukaanga,
Nathan Lyndon, Logan Robertson,
The Junior Girls programme had Lucas Davidson, WIlliam Hodgkinson
three teams this year. The Girls and Dylan Latoa.
Junior A team lost only one game.
Strong leadership from Nikki Gear I would like to thank all the
(Junior Girls Most Valuable Player), coaches, student coaches, managers,
Lizzy May and Grace Lai pushed parents, parent taxis, players and
the younger up and coming girls to supporters for their contribution
excel. Stand out players included Alex throughout the season, with special
Hodgkinson, Alina Reekie, Isobel Eng, thanks to Darren Hayward for again
Leonie Santos, Liarah Eka, and Layla managing nearly half of the teams.
Cockerton.
I wish all the best to our amazing
This short season was the first group of Year 13 players who have
time both the boys and girls were given five years to our programme;
in the top grade, playing home and Reihana Miller-Tohu, Nathan Te Nana,
away games on Friday nights. Led Max Leask, Nathan Hadley, James
by Colin Hodgkinson, the Premier Brindley, Abby Dromgool, Georgia
Boys team were excited to get going. Hayward, Alyssa Healey and
Nathan Hadley was team MVP with Summer Thurston.
huge contributions from Reihana
Tohu-Miller, Nathan Te Nana and Stuart Chong

TIC BASKETBALL

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CRICKET

Cricket scores numerous season highlights

Cricket continued to grow in 2020, , 1st XI Boys Cricket Thea Cook, Renee Wilson,
with five teams proudly representing Kaitlyn Halliday, Rebecca Nicholas
Northcote College. Junior Boys after a decisive
We fielded four boys teams – 1st XI victory over the Rosmini Colts 2
Boys, 2nd XI Boys, Junior Boys, Boys
9 a Side T20, and a Girls team.

Among the many season highlights:
the 1st XI Boys competed well in the
Auckland wide 1B Competition; the Junior
Boys strength in the Auckland Open
Junior Competition; the revived 2nd XI
competed in the Senior B T20; and the
girls team won five of their six games to
be first equal in the 1B Northwest Grade.
This team was led by the outstanding
all-round performances of North Harbour
Representatives Rebecca Nicholas and
Kaitlyn Halliday.

1st XI Boys Captain Tom Escott
consistently excelled with bat, ball and in
the field. Scores of 140 against Glendowie
1st XI, 96 against Long Bay 1st XI and 77
against Mt Roskill 1st XI showed his class.
Shiv Nair carried his bat for the 1st XI. He
scored 75 not out against Botany Downs
1st XI. An outstanding performance,
especially from a Year 10 student.

The teams are all grateful to their
coaches, managers, umpires, and scorers.
Without you all the season would not have
been possible. Thank you also to all the
parents and supporters.

Paul Hewson

TIC CRICKET

CYCLING

Despite Covid-19
causing the
cancellation of
many cycling events,
Perry Willimott was able
to represent Northcote
College in the Auckland
College Sports Points
Race in June at Pukekohe.

Perry also competed
in the Individual Time
Trial (ITT) as part of
the New Zealand Age
Group Road National
Championship, held in
July in Waipukurau. This
was a two-day event
finishing with a gruelling
road race through the
Waipukurau hills.

Perry has also been
a member of the Crown
Global Security Cycling
team for two seasons in
the Dynamo Team series.
Perry is seen here leading
Race 2 in the series at
Tokoroa in October.

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CROSS COUNTRY

The amazing (cross country) race

CROSS COUNTRY

Runaway success

A fter several false starts through bad
weather and Covid-19, the much-loved
Northcote College Cross Country events
were finally held in August.

This year we ran a series of lunchtime
events, rather than the whole school afternoon
held in previous years.

Well done to all the students who took part
and cross-countried their hearts out, and to the
2020 winners.

2020 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS:

Junior Boys - Toby Caro
Junior Girls - Nikki Gear
Intermediate Boys - Shivam Nair
Intermediate Girls - Myara Flint
Senior Boys - Perry Willimott
Senior Girls - Abby Dromgool

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The 1st XI Boys had an inspirational season, despite disruptions Year 9 Girls Football team with coach Steve Chad

FOOTBALL

Inspirational dedication and commitment

Football had another very in the Auckland wide 13A1 grade 1st XI Boys Football
successful season in 2020, and were 3rd in their pool when
with 10 winter teams and lockdown occurred. Victories over The 1st XI Boys played the first round of the
seven summer teams representing Mt Roskill Grammar 13A, Rangitoto Auckland Secondary Schools A1 league before
Northcote College with pride, despite 13A and Rosmini 13A took them its abandonment – scoring inspirational wins
the Covid-19 shortened seasons. to heights never before scaled by over Avondale College, Western Springs
Northcote. College, and Waitakere College. Three wins
Five Boys teams competed on out of seven A1 games was a tremendous
Saturdays: 1st XI, Senior Blue, Senior The 13B Boys were having a very performance from this hardworking and
Red, 13A and 13B. Five girls teams successful season, sitting in second committed squad of players.
competed on Wednesdays: 1st XI, place in the 13B Northwest Grade
2nd XI, Senior Social, Year 10, and when lockdown returned. This is The team was Quinn de Silva (Captain),
Year 9. usually the grade of 13A team. James Scott (Vice Captain), Kian Haarhoff,
Kyle Medemblik, Kaze Matheson, Kaiyu Parr-
The many high points during the The Year 9 Girls team showed Whalley, Jack Markham, Luca Taimana, Nathan
season included: great promise for the future and were Reed, Jesse Hohaia, Damon Norton, Micah
in 3rd place in the North Harbour Rojo, Jonty Whittaker, Noah Curtis, Vu Tue
The 2nd XI Girls completing their Junior competition when the season Nyguyen, Patrick Salton, Lucas Brindley and
second unbeaten season in prematurely ended. Shiv Nair. Kaze Matheson scored an amazing
a row were leading North Harbour tally of 24 goals for the season.
Senior B when lockdown returned. Grateful thanks to the coaches,
Back to back unbeaten seasons is a managers, and referees, without Many thanks to Lynette Vincent-Lambert,
tremendous feat. whom the season would not have Dot Markham, and all the parents and
been as successful. Thank you to all supporters who helped with aftermatch
Highlights included the 2-0 the parents and supporters. functions and transport.
victories over Rangitoto College 2nd
XI and Hobsonville Point 1st XI. Paul Hewson Rob Williams

The 13A Boys competed strongly TIC FOOTBALL 1ST XI COACH

The annual Old Girls vs A fantastic home win
1st XI Girls match is always a for the 1st XI Boys over
highlight of the football calendar Avondale College

Senior Boys Blue vs Senior Boys Red
Birkenhead College

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The 1st XI Hockey Boys
kept the dream alive

HOCKEY

Keeping the dream alive through tough year

The 1st XI Hockey Boys slogan this Pakuranga (0-2). The next day Rosehill younger team members how it’s done by
year was #ktda (keep the dream got the better of us (0-4), but then we bringing his willingness to learn and work
alive) – and that is what we did. played with incredible heart against ethic to every training and game.
Like all winter codes this year, the 1st Orewa, drawing the game (2-2). Our last
XI boys’ hockey season was significantly game against MAGS saw our opposition Thanks to the boys for keeping the
affected by the pandemic. Our pre- win an emotional game played with dream alive and taking every opportunity
season training, the second half of our fantastic spirit by both teams. We are to train and play; the parents for their
playing season, and the tournament grateful we had the opportunity to play, support and flexibility; Chantelle Wreaks
week planned for Whangārei were all complete with tournament vibe, team and Northcote staff for backing us in our
canned. It was tough, but we played lunches and dinners, and team fun. efforts; Kate de Groot and Heidi Rosser for
some great hockey despite all that! pulling a tournament experience together
This year we are saying farewell to six at short notice; Sir (Mr Crossen) and Miss
As soon as we could get back on Year 13 players. Dillon Latoa; our 2020 (Ms Te Hau) for giving up Wednesday
the school turf to train at Alert Level 2 captain who worked hard to lift the team evenings and three days of their holiday to
in May we were there, complete with and led the boys with his encouragement be there for us on the sideline; and North
sanitiser, a masked-up distanced coach, and own on-field effort, after beginning Harbour Hockey and Hockey New Zealand
and contact-tracing. Finally we got back his 1st XI career in Year 10. Kees de for their persistence in making some game
to the NHHA turfs to practice and then Groot; our talented mid-fielder who runs time and a tournament in 2020 possible.
play at Alert Level 1 in June. And what a himself into the ground each game, and
ripper of a first-half season, winning all played all his hockey at Northcote for It’s been an honour to coach the NC
six games on the trot: vs Rosmini Thirds the 1st XI from the outset of his Year 9 Boys’ 1st XI Hockey team over the last
(6-0 and 12-0), vs WBHS Seniors (5-4 season – a truly amazing achievement he three seasons. Time to pass the baton
and 7-0), vs Kingsway (10-0 and 8-1). should be proud of. Kees has contributed over to the up and coming boys’ hockey
Undefeated in the competition, and significantly to hockey at NC, including players and a new coach!
although not a full season, we were top coaching and umpiring other teams. Tom
of the table in our pool. Escott; our striker who played for the Pete Escott #ktda
1st XI from tournament week of his Year HOCKEY COACH
Auckland’s return to Alert Level 3 in 9 season, and finished his last season
August brought hockey to a screeching drilling 26 goals in six games. Tom has 1st XI Hockey Girls
halt, but we did training sessions on also coached and umpired other teams
Zoom which not only got us moving, but during his five years. James Scott; our Despite the short season and
provided some much-needed hilarity 1st XI personality with boundless on- complications of this year, our young team
until we could train again on the school field energy and laughs, who joined the managed to gel together, and showed
turf. Finally, at the last possible moment, team in Year 10 and ended this season a promise. Kees de Groot did a fantastic job
a hockey tournament during the school tournament goal-scorer. Kieran Galligan; keeping the girls motivated even during
holidays was announced! Northcote was our defender and most improved 1st XI the multiple lockdowns. Thank you to all
the only team playing in the tournament player this year, after joining the team in the parents who continued to show their
outside of the Auckland-wide SuperCity Year 12. And Blake Harper; our half, new support at games and Julie Williams for
grades. On the first day we had two to the 1st XI this year and showing the managing the team.
close games losing to Rangitoto (1-2),
Zoe Williams
1ST XI HOCKEY GIRLS CAPTAIN

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NETBALL

Taking the court

The 2020 netball season has been one The Premier Girls Netball team were
like no other. The season started early again the victors in the annual Hartley Cup
in Term 1 when we had a large number
of excited students take part in our trials. The against Birkenhead College
skill level at trials was promising and created
anticipation that this year’s season would be At the end of this year’s season we
promising. However, before we knew it the farewell a number of Year 13 players
news came through that we were going into who have each been a part of Northcote
lockdown, due to Covid-19. netball for a number of years. These
players are; Indy Lardner, Alyssa Healey,
When we eventually returned to school we and Summer Thurston.
found ourselves having to rethink what netball
could look like, while we waited for the all- I would like to once again thank our
clear to return to play. volunteers for continuing to support the
netball program. We really wouldn’t be
If anything, the 2020 netball season has able to run each season without you.
been a testament to the dedication and
commitment of our netball community. From I look forward to seeing you all back
the players who couldn’t wait to get back on again next year.
the court and were doing fitness training at
home, to the amazing group of volunteers Rebekah Te Hau
and parent helpers who put their hands up TIC NETBALL
to coach or manage a team.

It was fantastic to see such enthusiasm as
the season kicked off and the results from our
team’s gradings were looking very promising.
however, due to the second lockdown, this
opportunity was lost.

Instead our netball season was wrapped
up with the annual Hartley Cup match against
Birkenhead College.

It was a fabulous opportunity for both
teams to take the court for one more game.
The game was filled with ups and downs
but in the end the Northcote Premier team
came out with a 30-22 win, to retain the
Hartley Cup.

ICE HOCKEY DANCE SPORT

Ice capades Champions on
sound footing
R eece Morgan (10FOS),
returned from the NZ Congratulations to Year
Premier Bantam U16 Ice 11 students David
Hockey League in Dunedin as Stothers and Stina Ellis
a gold medallist. Reece was for a haul of great placings
selected to represent Auckland at the 2020 New Zealand
in the Auckland Blue Team. Not Open Dance Championships.
only did Auckland Blue win They competed in the event
gold – but at the end of the 70th anniversary over Labour
tournament Reece was named weekend at Porirua and came
7th overall best defensive home with a trophy and
player, and placed 3rd numerous certificates in the
defenseman from 30 players. Junior Age category.

1st Level 4 New Vogue
4th Level 3 New Vogue
4th Level 3 Standard
4th Level 2 Standard
4th Level 2 Latin American
5th Open New Vogue
5th Open Standard
5th Level 3 Latin American
6th Open Latin American

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SWIMMING

Small team makes
big waves at
swimming champs

Northcote College podium finishes The Northcote College Swim team
included: represented the school with pride
Top: Ryan Tomov (right) at the New Zealand Secondary
Centre: Kaia Swiggs (right) Schools Swimming Championships in
Above: Ryan Tomov (right) Hamilton. The team came away with
three bronze medals, numerous strong
THANKS TO WE.ARE.DARE PHOTOGRAPHY top 10 finishes, and many personal bests.
Despite having a small team attending
Below: Dominic Wharepouri, Kaia the event, they ranked 36th of 123
Swiggs, Morgan Ridderhof, Daria schools competing.
Barbina, Ryan Tomov
RESULTS:
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Ryan Tomov
4th - 400m Freestyle U15 Men
3rd - 100m Butterfly U15 Men
4th - 100m Freestyle U15 Men
3rd - 200m Backstroke U15 Men
4th - 200m Freestyle U15 Men
7th - 100m Backstroke U15 Men

Morgan Ridderhof
6th - 400m Freestyle U15 Women
15th - 100m Individual Medley U15 Women
8th - 200m Breaststroke U15 Women
7th - 200m Backstroke U15 Women
15th - 200m Freestyle U15 Women
7th - 100m Backstroke U15 Women
8th - 200m Individual Medley U15 Women

Daria Barbina
14th - 100m Individual Medley U15 Women
4th - 200m Breaststroke U15 Women
6th - 100m Breaststroke U15 Women
10th - 50m Breaststroke U15 Women
7th - 200m Individual Medley U15 Women

Kaia Swiggs
20th - 100m Individual Medley U14 Women
3rd - 200m Breaststroke U14 Women
5th - 100m Breaststroke U14 Women
9th - 50m Breaststroke U14 Women
17th - 200m Individual Medley U14 Women

Dominic Wharepouri
26th - 100m Individual Medley U14 Men
21st - 50m Backstroke U14 Men
16th - 100m Breaststroke U14 Men
22nd - 50m Breaststroke U14 Men
32nd - 50m Freestyle U14 Men

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SWIMMING SPORTS

Loved event
a highlight

The annual Swimming
Sports early this year was
a wonderful event – with
seasoned competitors vying for
top honours, and novices trying
new events.

2020 CHAMPIONS

JUNIOR
Kaia Swiggs (63)
Dominic Wharepouri (57)

INTERMEDIATE
Ryan Tomov (61)
Daria Barbina (59)

SENIOR
Henry Li (63)
Johanna Clarke (42)

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RUGBY

Short season played
with passion

The 1st XV Boys were work and dedication to rugby
a keen bunch starting at Northcote College.
their training in
February. Momentum was Zac Cassidy
building for a strong year in 1ST XV CAPTAIN
the 1st XV B Competition
until COVID-19. The team 5th Grade Rugby
was extremely competitive,
and their season can best This year we joined forces
be described by our final with Birkenhead College
game against top of the table in a composite team and
Westlake. Losing by only 1 try enjoyed a successful – but
in a toughly contested game, short – season. A huge
we finished a rather short thank you to Blair for his
season with a performance help with coaching and to
to remember. Natalie Ring who looked
after the Northcote boys
Many thanks to Mr with transport and sourcing
Dudley, the Year 13 boys, sponsorship for training shirts
Barry Cassidy, John Locke and hoodies for the whole
and Taine Victor for their hard team.

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WATERPOLO

Exciting future ahead for Northcote waterpolo

Despite having much of the season cancelled due to the 2020 is very exciting for the future. This is providing a lot of
pandemic and lockdowns there are many promising signs competition for places in the Junior Mixed team that competes
for the future of Waterpolo. in the North Harbour Junior Competition and also means
The Senior Mixed team were placed 4th in Senior B that Northcote College has been able to enter a Junior Girls
Boys/Mixed Northwest Division when the season ended team and a Junior Boys team in the Term 4 College Sport
prematurely. The team is training hard and looking forward to Competition. We look forward to having multiple teams at
the restart of competition in Term 1 2021. both senior and junior level in the years ahead.

Having many Waterpolo players in the Year 9 cohort of Paul Hewson, TIC WATERPOLO

VOLLEYBALL

Spectacular growth in volleyball

Volleyball is one sport at Northcote Her tremendous enthusiasm, knowledge
College that managed to largely and passion are infectious, evidenced by
avoid the Covid lockdowns. the gym being fully of keen volleyballers
The Senior Boys and Senior Girls before school, interval, lunchtime and
completed their season in Term 1 and after school.
the Juniors are going from strength to
strength in Term 4. In fact, the growth in Rachel has been ably assisted with
Volleyball has been spectacular. We now the 4 junior teams by senior players Liam
have two junior girls teams and two Ngata (13GRI), Taurima Elisaia-Hopa
junior boys teams and this looks likely (12WHN), Sau Vave (12HW), Luke Joyes
to grow next year and swell our senior (11BE) and Aiveni Ngata (11KAY). These
ranks after that. students are to be highly commended
on their sterling contribution to the
This exciting development is almost Northcote College volleyball family.
entirely due to Rachel Elisaia-Hopa,
the Head Coach of Northcote College The future looks bright for volleyball at
Volleyball. She has devoted countless Northcote College.
hours to coaching all the volleyball teams.
Paul Hewson

DIRECTOR OF SPORT

YACHTING

Plain sailing

Northcote students had exciting
results at the Auckland Secondary
Schools Fleet Racing Regatta,
held at the Wakatere Boating Club,
Narrow Neck Beach. Cameron Brown
and Andrew Norman competed in the
Optimist class, and Catherine Hasell
competed in the Hanse 303 class.

Cameron finished 2nd overall in the
regatta, gaining three 2nd placings.

Alex won the final race, but just
missed the podium, finishing 4th overall.

Northcote College won the top
school in the Optimist class.

In the Hanse 303 class, Catherine
and crew sailed really well in their two
races and also claimed the silver medal.

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TE WHĀNAU Ō TE KĀKANO

Meaningful and powerful experiences

Mate Ururoa, kei mate SHAUNEE HIHA for three unforgettable hours
wheke! Te Whānau o STAN CONRAD of travel.
te Kākano 2020 – REBECCA TE HAU
a year full of adventures, new KELLI KAWHIA-CONRAD There were many
experiences and lessons. memorable moments over
learn about the history of the Balancing boxes of baking the course of the noho that
Marae noho is always island and to cool off in the and lugging bags stuffed full deepened our experiences
a highlight and even more beautiful ocean. of gear, we boarded the bus with ourselves, each other,
so this year. We were and the land. Ngā mihi
excited to be heading to mahana to our Te Whānau ō
Tauranga Moana, to the Te Kākano whānau who make
island of Matakana. We had this awesome experience
never visited te moutere o happen each year.
Matakana but were keen to
We were just getting used
to the sound of 2020 when we
went into a Level 4 lockdown.
Despite the ups and downs,
one thing we can all agree
on is that our experiences in
Te Whānau ō te Kākano are
meaningful and powerful.

We grow from travelling
together from Year 9 to Year
13 – held by our tuākana and
in turn hoping to inspire and
guide our teina. We walk
the challenges and successes
of school together, which
strengthens our connections
with each other.

Our extended whānau
contribute valuable time and
energy behind the scenes.
This all comes together in
Te Whānau ō Te Kākano, a
diverse ecosystem sustained
by many.

We are so very grateful
to be included in this
environment and look
forward to the adventures
of 2021.

Back Row: Liam Harper, Xavier Ryan-
Henderson, Waiariki Hoani, Johnny-James
Proctor-Gunn, Palin Dewes, Ezra-Wade
Young, Jamieson Waaka, Harmony Morunga

4th Row: Maddie McAsey, Khavanah
Morgan, Rayne Kahu, Brooklyn Cassin,
Astar Rickit-Cook, Aarianna Leilua-Knox,
Samantha Henry

3rd Row: Kaia Swiggs, Blaze Grace-
Housham, Tanekaha Kurukaanga, Mason
Wirihana, William Hodgkinson, A J Joubert,
Jayd Graham, Indika Clark-Passells

2nd Row: Shaunee Hiha (Teacher), Brianna
Williams, Keirsha Davies, Taurima Elisaia-
Hopa, Alexandra Hodgkinson, Leeana
Watters, Siena Terimene-Simon, Eden
Ripley-Lafu, Rebekah Te Hau (Teacher)

Front Row: Paula Veilofia, Bailee Maaka-
Steers, Erimana Kurukaanga, Indy Lardner,
Dae’n Te Reo, Danielle Knox, Soren Perham,
Jess Warren

Absent: Stan Conrad (Teacher), Ella Carter-
Mills, Savahna Cassidy, Logan Marsters

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MATAKANA ISLAND MARAE NOHO

YEAR 9 DEAN’S REPORT

‘Their experiences this year
will make Year 9 students
stronger and put them on a
path to success in the future.’

Year 9 undaunted by new challenges

The first opportunity I had to meet CHARLES unlike any other year. Nothing could
the new students was last year at WALLACE have prepared us for two lockdowns and
our enrolment evening. There learning online.
I had the opportunity to meet many of This was a great opportunity to be
our new students and I could see the introduced to the ‘Northcote College Students faced adversity – and it
excitement at the prospect of a new way’. The Year 13 student leaders did a is not the adversity that defined them
chapter in their lives and the anticipation fine job of making Year 9 feel welcome this year but rather their resilience and
of coming to a new school. and valued by running the peer support perseverance under adversity that has
programme during the first term. been remarkable.
Finally 2020 rolled around and
we welcomed 270 Year 9 students I was proud of how the Year 9 cohort We need to look at the positives and
to Northcote College. They came of 2020 showed great confidence and their experiences this year will make
from a wide range of intermediate motivation to make the most of the Year 9 2020 stronger and will put them
schools including Northcote, Takapuna, opportunities that came along. on a path to success in the future. The
Glenfield, Wairau and Birkdale. We are important skills of time management,
a multicultural year group with some They were helped by the emphasis self-management, communication,
students coming from Thailand, China, that Northcote College puts on resilience, and perseverance are what
Philippines, Korea and South Africa, to providing a safe and friendly learning this group of Year 9 students will be
mention a few. environment. We encourage acceptance defined by with flying colours.
and inclusiveness of all students, as we
The first day at high school is always celebrate diversity. A huge part of this is It has been an absolute pleasure to
a memorable one, with students being the Appropriate Behaviour Course (ABC) be involved with these students and I’m
excited and nervous at the same time, which is expertly run and organised by very proud of all of their achievements
not quite knowing what to expect from Ms Royal and Mrs Pito. and efforts this year. I would like to
their new school. The first few days thank all the Year 9 form teachers of
was an opportunity for students to get During the year there were many 2020, Ms Bell, Mr Bradly, Ms Eugster,
used to the many new routines, these opportunities for students to showcase Mr Lydiard, Mrs Manoa, Mr Taylor, Ms
include a six-day timetable, moving leadership skills. Year 9 students were Te Hau, Mr Zaloum, Ms Silvester, Mr
from classroom to classroom and a involved in Student Council, trained as Williams and Ms Hiha who have done
huge variety of teachers. They were peer buddies, supporting international a terrific job with their respective form
not daunted by this and took on the students, starting fundraising initiatives, classes.
challenge of College life, even if they helping with Open Day and more.
were the ‘newbies’ on the block. It Students were always willing to put their We have a lot to look forward to next
was great to see Year 13 taking Year 9 hand up to help wherever they could. year including Year 10 Camp in February
under their wing, acting as big brothers which is always a highlight.
and sisters during the Peer Support Of course, 2020 turned out to be
programme. I hope you all have an awesome
holiday and return next year to take on
the responsibilities and challenges that
Year 10 poses.

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Back Row: Beau Kronfeld, Samuel Hui, 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 65
Kiara Shera, Jenson Firrell, Isabel Harris,
Charlie Shepherd

3rd Row: Charlie Longman, Krish Nair,
Toby Caro, Paavan Patel, Jake Drummond,
Ethan Bates, Andy Hu, Arhaan Muhsin

2nd Row: Oscar Strachan, Micah Cooke,
Ashley Wu, Sonya Wilson, Maggie
McMichael, Chloe Straight, Jamie Sinnock,
Hannah Bell (Teacher)

Front Row: Emma Praine, Kayla Strapp,
Angelina Rogers, Kate Everett, Sophie
Stringer, Olivia Richardson, Briar Douglas,
Ella Howatson

Absent: Joseph Ngawhika

9BRD

Back Row: Ekim Donaldson, Noah Read,
Rome Wells, Marcus Kennerley, Thomas
French

3rd Row: Alan Griffiths, Aidan Smedley,
Elijah Parlane, Nelson Hunt, Liv Golding,
Aaliyah Priestley, Daniel Blacklock,
Kolotilita Penitani

2nd Row: Aisha Campbell, Jordyn Taylor,
Mason Field, Harlow Corbett, Marley
Rennie, Jacob Stanley, Kendra Watkins,
Jordan Bradly (Teacher)

Front Row: Candice Alexander, Angelique
Geldenhuys, Indi Thorpe, Ruben Arnold,
Sophie Bertenshaw, Charlotte Tuala, Abby
Chad, Maya Babu

Absent: Yijun Meng

9EUG

Back Row: Cameron Brown, Jayvier
Norton, Deborah Htun, Jamie Watson,
Izaiah Lufetoa

3rd Row: Christiaan Nel, Nitisha Chand,
Alex Coneglan, Yong Zhu Hua, Amelia
Stanley, Charlie Pheasant, Lucia O’Keefe,
Eden Wilkinson

2nd Row: Ashton Winter, Zin Chan,
Connor Mackenzie, Austin Smith, Jean-
Ryan Carney, Benjamin Chen, Ryan Ede,
Tamati Matthews, Giulia Eugster (Teacher)

Front Row: Renee Wilson, Lotte de Groot,
Vlada Korneeva, Kimberley Brook, Sophia
Tasker, Emma Arnold, Sophie Mentor,
Lauren Stretton

YEAR 9 9LD

68 UT PROSIM ALIIS Back Row: Callum MacFarlane,
Jane Carter, Florence Carey, Methsi
Alagiyawanna Mohotti, Jesse Pounder

3rd Row: Julie Hornsby, Cruz Wilson,
Sylvie Poyner, Neo Tunnicliffe, Matthew
Byrne, Kezia Kurian, Ava Jones, Tenielle
Rudolph

2nd Row: Owen Coleman, Sam Stewart,
Ryan Ette, Cole Freestone, Ben Dagg,
Declan Bisschoff, Asher Rogo, Kevin
Lydiard (Teacher)

Front Row: Sabine Gillion, Jade
Hardeman, Briana Jones, Layla Cockerton,
Sweetpea Young, Suzie Clayworth, Ciara
Mooney, Millie Rooney

Absent: Melisa Reyes-Munoz, Oscar
Rooney

9MN

Back Row: Fergus McKenzie, Jackson
Elliffe, Finn Cloutman, Rocco Jackson,
Grace Cooksley, Dan Rolfe-Vyson

3rd Row: Nikita Whyte, Adam Higgott,
Reiya Morita, Niamh Aagesen, Nadia
Wilson, Elliot Schrey, Alice Vilk

2nd Row: Stephenny Ryan, Amir Alhakim,
Hyder Alhakim, Antonio Williamson,
Jaden Lula, Alex Jeavas, Shunta Shinzaki,
Georgia Pearson, Nicola Manoa (Teacher)

Front Row: Isabella Vaughan, Aisharna
Apelu, Elora Dickson, Lois Fairbank, Kaia
Ellis, Charlotte Ivankovich, Lydia Farndale



9SVR

Back Row: Ophelia Cooper, Oscar Tyrrell,
Zaf Ardani, Rain Antaran, Luca Manga,
Sommer Siemonavich

3rd Row: Amber King, Rawan Zafiri,
Darrien Cossey, Malcolm Barton, Alex
Downes, Riley Stansfield-Seed, Jaimee
English

2nd Row: Ethan King, Alexander Van
Niekerk, Owyn Sudworth, Daniel Welsh,
Bailey Donovan, William Young, Hwani
Kim, Jane Silvester (Teacher)

Front Row: Unaiki Thein, Emily Whitby,
Zoe Williamson, Chelsea Tilby, Lily
Hewlett, Liberty Armstrong, Rhea Reddy

Absent: Hasyanda Darmawan, Henry
Zhang

9TY YEAR 9

Back Row: Amber Watkin, Indiana Mahara 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 69
Samuel, Ethan Garland, Sayla Hall, Ciara
Webber, Fawad Benjamin
3rd Row: Sebastian Hinchey, Polo
Taulanga, Aita Makasini, Brandon Graham,
Erin Bird, Bradley Dean, Connor Watkins
2nd Row: Jacob Hastings, James Currie,
Seth Flusk, Kaimi Clarke, Isaac Waitai-
Cross, Beau Dawson, David Taylor
(Teacher)
Front Row: Caitlin Chappell, Jessica du
Buisson, Madilyn Ratcliffe, Hayley Batty,
Grace Carey, Niua Maunsell, Nicole Flynn

9WL

Back Row: Allen Zhang, Jessica Harvey,
Agnes Stephens, Isobel Eng, Caitlin Divall,
Olivia Eng, Megan Thompson
3rd Row: Leo Naaniumotu, Finlay James,
Riley Wright, Chris McGrath, Ratunui
Phillips, Alex Norman, Jackson Croy, Will
Aston
2nd Row: Denzal Locke, Ayden
McKechnie, Brayden Salton, Jaxin Aitken-
Thom, Jackson Maddix Wikaira, Dom
Wharepouri, Tate Corkhill, Rob Williams
(Teacher)
Front Row: Taliya Miller, Amber Adradi,
Jessie Langenhoven, Ella Sievert, Liarah
Eka, Maia Sunckell, Mikayla Vette, Tyra
Nansen

9ZLM

Back Row: Charlie West, Finlay Cate,
Daniel Yu, Christopher Wardle, Jisoo Lee,
Harrison Baker, Jasper Dewar
3rd Row: Kuyu Kawase, Harmony Tupe,
Zoe Peterson, Noah Matthews, Nia
Sudworth, Annabella Groombridge, Isla
Leywood, Leonie Santos
2nd Row: Oliver Heslop, Kiahui
Hernandez Powell, Rian Walker-Mead,
Leo Morresey, Kenan Daniels, Bam Felise,
Cameron Watson, Tony Zaloum (Teacher)
Front Row: Abby Lees, Kate Steele, Alina
Reekie, Zoe Donaldson, Cici Pu, Sophia
Wirepa, Millie Iddon, Meagan Arvidson

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YEAR 10 DEAN’S REPORT

‘Covid 19 ... a catalyst to
Year 10s building resilience,
perserverance, determination,
and drive to succeed.’

Navigating the new normal of 2020

There were only two school days at CHADD Film Competition. Reece Morgan was
the beginning of the year for us to DAVIS chosen to represent in the New Zealand
check, double check and then triple Premier Bantam U16 Ice Hockey League
check that we were ready to head off I want to take this time to thank all in Dunedin, where his team came first!
to Motutapu Island for the long awaited teachers of Year 10 for the work they
Year 10 Camp. put in creating resources, hosting video Emily Potter won the 2020 Kaipātiki
conferences, giving feedback, writing Colleges Poetry Competition. Miquella
It was a glorious way to start the year, emails and in general keeping the Payne was 1 of 50 students chosen to
riding the heatwave of what was shaping learning going online. After what seemed be part of the Junior Theatre Festival
up to be an endless summer. like an eternity of waiting, hoping and New Zealand Pilot Workshop for their
dreaming of getting back to ‘normality’ production of Frozen.
And the Year 10 students were our team of 220 Year 10s pulled through
phenomenal! Everyone participated in and we got to see each other again. This is just a sample of the amazing
a myriad of activities; obstacle courses, attainments of 2020 by our Year 10
kayaking, disc golf, swimming, high Covid-19, although a dampener on students. A big congratulations, too, to
ropes, treks, sports, and even a couple 2020, was a catalyst to help Year 10s all Year 10s not mentioned here who
of 6am hill runs with me, for those who build their resilience, perseverance, have had their own great achievements
were keen. determination and drive to succeed and across 2020.
achieve excellence.
Come the end of the week, everyone I wish all Year 10s a restful and
was suitably tired and as the excitement Through the darkness we had some peaceful Christmas break, so that you
of camp settled we looked towards a bright sparks excel across many extra- can return revitalised and prepared for
new year of study back at school. curricular and sporting areas. the big step up into NCEA Level 1.

Although the sunshine and rainless Some highlights from the year include; Know that you are always well
days remained, the ever encroaching having over 30 Year 10 students attempt supported by so many different people
cloud of Covid-19 soon cast its shadow the NCEA Level 1 algebra exam (MCAT). – your parents, your family, your
over New Zealand, ultimately sending James Ashok, Eden Babbage and James teachers, your friends. But in the end
the country into lockdown. Holton took out the top prize in the it comes down to you. You ultimately
2020 Kaipatiki Public Arts Trust Student decide your future.
For a lot of Year 10 students this
was a challenging time – education I look forward to seeing resilience,
continued, but it was different. Students perseverance, determination and drive
had to navigate their learning online and to succeed as you continue your journey
in isolation. through Northcote College.

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YEAR 10 10DOR

70 UT PROSIM ALIIS Back Row: Grace Lai, Emily Amos, Jayden
Lotulelei, Ava Zaloum, Shane Booth
2nd Row: Cassius Hooper, Blake Patrick,
Ollie Lincoln, Haydn Beckett, Thanishk
Allam, Tzion Manoa, Jacob Buckley, Tamar
Dorfliger (Teacher)
Front Row: Camila Paredes, Tipene
McAllister, Kody Payne, Nikki Gear,
Semisi Fonua, Aaron Sievert, Min-ji Kim
Absent: Zulin An, Becky Bai, Huyen Vu

10DOW

Back Row: Ryan Voorburg, Liam Bourke,
Harry Hko, Cole Clarke-Turley, Shivam
Nair, Shota Utsugi
2nd Row: Ethan Hunter, Joshua Wells,
Finn Hartson, Ethan Ring, Dave Balham,
Aaron Arora, Vanessa Dowd (Teacher)
Front Row: Emily Potter, Alice Slavinskaya,
Nikita Botha, Yoshihiro Furuta, Loren
Norton, Khalila Ardani, Legacy Takarua
Absent: Koha Williams

10FOS

Back Row: Jurice Marania, Tuiana Te-
Rauna, Zoe Alibangbang, Disha Kumar
3rd Row: Aaron Labial, Daniel Glynn,
Reece Morgan, Jake Talaic, Trinity Kelly,
Miquella Payne
2nd Row: Stefan Naja, Tāne Cook, Xavier
O’Brien, Allan Unga, Ollie Croot, Rico
MacPherson, Abigail Foster (Teacher)
Front Row: Mikayla McDonald, Ana Sofia
Rua Marin, Riley Stewart, Jia Kumar,
Providence Ngaruko, Scarlett Gairdner,
Baoxuan Liu
Absent: Lebron Ngamu, Olivia Qiu,
Xinyu Zhang

10HWD YEAR 10

Back Row: Phoebe Fraser, Zoe Hadfield, 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 71
India Punturiero, Alicia Andrewes
3rd Row: Rory Ferguson, Leo Grant,
Tylar Aitchison, Lennox Vango, Te Aranui
Spooner-Honana, Daniel Tee, Kaizy Cook
2nd Row: Nat Gentry, Cayden Tonkin,
Jacob Keith, Gino Peters, Quinn Setford,
Shae Tihanyi, Oliver Downes, Claire
Hayward (Teacher)
Front Row: Summer Freeth, Natalia
Newson, Jemma Bates, Zoe Greenwood,
Kaitlyn Halliday, Emma Tappenden,
Summar Johnson-Roberts

10JHN

Back Row: Liam Govind, Georgii
Timoshkin, Joshua Cloete, Hayden Hair,
Cole Ingram, Joey Zhu
3rd Row: Bella Stansfield, Charlotte
Bird, Latham Sealesford, Maddox Milne,
Kahmani Reid, Katie West, Lillian Frentz
2nd Row: Keira Clarke, Makanee Fa’avae-
Pilosi, Shiron Schoeman, Jack Egerton,
Keira Niovara, Zoe Hiini, Ashley Johnson
(Teacher)
Front Row: Thea Cook, Brittaney Coad,
Zoe Kidd, Sinead Redmond, Mary
Thompson, Monique Zeelie, Keshya
Henshaw-Broomfield
Absent: Pavel Bridnya, Jiale Wu

10MZ

Back Row: Jack Lock, Kahlan Phillips,
Lewis Gilby, Sean McKinley, Jayden
Siljeur, Jacob Bush
3rd Row: Sean Starr, Hugo Fletcher, Billy
Donaldson, Rina Horikawa, Aroha Ropiha,
Roma Hutton, Femmi Mongkholwat
2nd Row: Cole Stevenson, Tristan Deyzel,
Aiden Johnston, Ervin Kamberi, Alex
Wishnowsky, Seb Knox, Maksim Bobyrev,
Maxwell McKenzi (Teacher)
Front Row: Chloe Kikuchi-Joyes, Miuwai
Lee, Zara Morgan, Amelia Purdie, Freya
Pace, Thein Aung, Priya Shenoy
Absent: Shay Adams

YEAR 10

10NA

Back Row: Logan Grey, Attila Yenidogan,
Kaelyn Dyason, Caleb Utton

3rd Row: Tashania Felise, Danielle Van
Geloof, Eric Sun, Ashok James, Lucas Elias,
Sharlize Miller-Tohu, Laura Spicer

2nd Row: James Holton, Shao-Chi Chen,
Eden Babbage, Kaito Maekawa, Nela
Lavemaau, Dohyun Kim, Raman Nair
(Teacher)

Front Row: Eliza Yardley, Millie Musgrove,
Alissa Ford, Ellie Humphries, Adine
Joubert, Lizzy May, Ahlianah Ralston

Absent: Jack Clendon, Manu Hohaia,
Hoang Khang Ngo, Anthony Viau,
Quanshui Wang

10 TUN

Back Row: Luke Thompson, Cole Beasley,
Joe Allen, Caleb Hannah, Toby Gibbes,
Azalea Stokman

3rd Row: Amber McDougall, Kirsten
Coleman, Johnny King, Hoani Bristowe,
Edward Laufili, Honami Kiyomatsu, Latai
Uhi

2nd Row: Mibuki Someya, Omen Wilson,
Seth Crow, Liam Smith, Lucas Eng, Roan
Jazayeri, Thomas Hopper, Adele Tunnicliff
(Teacher)

Front Row: Charli Pickerill, Leanne
Isada, Harmony Lai, Robyn Peterson-
Harding, Amelia Finn, Lauren Cray, Grace
Hutcheson



NIKITA BOTHA | Year 10 Art EMMA TAPPENDEN | Year 10 Art
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YEAR 11 DEAN’S REPORT

The Year 11 mantra this
year has been
‘do the mahi, get the treats’.

Multi-talented bunch achieve well

2020 was a much anticipated FLEUR The Year 11 students are a multi-
year for Year 11 students as it McGHEE talented bunch, who have achieved well
was their first year in the senior in a range of activities and arenas.
school. NCEA Level 1 required serious of their sports teams, with Year 11
self-management skills and consistent students being selected in premier teams Ut prosim aliis or kia manaaki te
commitment to study. and some students being selected in tangata – to be of service to others – is
North Harbour representative teams: our school motto, and it was pleasing
But 2020 was not as normal, and Tyler Amrein (softball), Daria Barbina to see so many of our students provide
commitment and self-management skills (swimming), Hannah Christie (waterpolo), service to their communities and our
were valued even more this year. Rebecca Nicholas (cricket), Morgan school by helping out with school events.
Ridderhoff (swimming), Ryan Tomov
At the beginning of the year, I (swimming) and Emma Williams (tag Students participated in the Student
presented the Ministry of Education and touch). The students conducted Council, and helped out at Athletics,
research that students who attend 80% themselves well on the sporting field, Open Day, Enviro Group, the Library,
or more of the year achieve Level 1. despite the reduced seasons, and played and as techies. Christina Sieberhagen’s
This became more crucial in a year with their respective games with high skill and achievement as the Top Student
lockdowns and online learning. spirit, representing their school well. Volunteer, for the student who has
logged the most volunteering hours
Our mantra this year has been ‘do the Success has also been celebrated in between Oct 2019-Oct 2020, was
mahi, get the treats’. other areas, such as Stina Ellis and impressive. It is pleasing to see these
David Stothers’ accomplishments in students become young adults and being
I have been impressed with the dance sport. active participants in their school and
students’ efforts and achievement, wider community.
especially in their internal assessments. Congratulations must also go to the
27 students have achieved 80 credits Drama class for their production Short I would like to thank and acknowledge
or more before examinations and the and Bittersweet – a showcase featuring our fantastic form teachers; Ms
pass rate of achievement in Year 11 is a range of dramatic scenes. Their Beaumont, Mrs Blyth, Mr Crossen, Ms
very high. A large number of students performances were mature and at times Cantwell, Ms Haringa, Ms Hughes, Ms
have also achieved Merit and Excellence chilling! Kay, Ms Tanner, Ms Te Hau and Ms Hiha
endorsements, in advance of the NCEA for the care, tautoko and mentoring that
examinations. I congratulate all students A highlight for me this year was they have provided with their respective
who worked so hard during the year to attending marae noho with the whānau form classes.
achieve their academic goals. class on Matakana Island in the Bay of
Plenty. It was an enriching and enjoyable I hope you all have a wonderful
Students at Northcote College experience. One not easily forgotten. Christmas and holiday break and look
are given many extra-curricular forward to seeing your cheery faces in
opportunities and it was pleasing to 2021.
see so many students participate in the
wider life of our school. Ngā manaakitanga.

Many students formed integral parts

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YEAR 11 11BE

74 UT PROSIM ALIIS Back Row: Zac Ridley, Deborah Sohn,
Gabriela Hewson, Georgie Rolfe-Vyson,
Gabriella Williams

3rd Row: Isabella Tuatini, Cody McKay,
Jayme Rycroft, Kaden Penman, Leo Van
Der Vegte, Matthew Wardle, Kaidance
Copeland

2nd Row: Oscar Randall, Callum Starr,
Luke Senior, Luke Aldridge, Maxwell
Paterson, Jojo Meikle-Downing, Melissa
Beaumont (Teacher)

Front Row: Charlotte McSherry, Chloe
Wood, Theresa Zimpelmann, Isabella
Fenton, Lauren Gibson, Jessica Littin,
Sophia Cooksley

Absent: Aiden Dobbie, Che Miller-
Tohu, Phynyx Muriwai-Thompson, Kira
Williams, Ace Wilson

11BLY

Back Row: Ella Sutton, Lusiano Urale, Gina
Maria Christine Bellmann, Phoebe Yetton

3rd Row: Sia Moungaafi, Matt Goldsbro’,
Talia Sugrue, Patrick Salton, Lucas
Brindley, Lizam Laufili, Lloyd Brown

2nd Row: Trent Brookes, Quentin
Geldenhuys, Tyler Preston, Matthew Bull,
Tyler Amrein, Jonty Whittaker, Jane Blyth
(Teacher)

Front Row: Lauren Welstead-Wynyard,
Brenna Gordon-McKee, Anja Watt,
Sophie Hayward, Latania Tu’itahi, Danielle
McNiven, Olivia Wheeler

Absent: Sapphira Das, Coper Flores, Ryan
Hartnell, Faalua Leaana, Beichuan Song

11CRS

Back Row: Robbie Nicholson, Eddy
Whitehouse, Sky Timms, Evan Rooney

3rd Row: Fu Xin Wang, Declan Sines,
Dhontaye Lovey, Yota Kinoshita, Katelyn
Joyce, Imogen Baker, Kaltyn Hall

2nd Row: Charlotte Davies, Caitlin Batty,
Quinn Sugrue, Kiarn Archary, Te Mauri
Templeton, Cavali Grooby, Charlie Tew,
Sean Crossen (Teacher)

Front Row: Krizel Yap, Charli Burgess,
Sydney Wood, Emma Williams, Madeline
Richardson, Toni Stanton, Farah Al Kurdi

Absent: Lucy Lu, Gee Thompson-Douglas,
Nicolas Winkelmann Cox

11HGS YEAR 11

Back Row: Reily Sievers, Shivam Verma, 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 75
Moe Keh, McKenzi Maggs-Smith, Shika
Saksena, Nathan Bloomfield

3rd Row: Zoe Champion, Toby Cooke,
Tyrone Atkinson, Darren Nel, Lars Kluge,
Nathan Turley, Zane Brookes, Ruby
Straight

2nd Row: Catherine Hasell, Maxwell
Cornish, Logan Robertson, Shaheen Zafiri,
Dontaye Sowman-Fāaēe, Jack Baxendale,
Toby Walker, David Stothers, Jordyn
Hughes (Teacher)

Front Row: Danika Jones, Terissa
Yao, Yasmin Franicevic, Leyla Butt,
Caitlin Buitenhek, Louisa Clince, Kayla
Macpherson, Christina Sieberhagen

Absent: Amy Bloomfield, Amen Thomas

11HRG

Back Row: Olivia Hounsell, Quinn Teague,
Billy Annand, Wendy Arluck, Mia Cibulskis

3rd Row: Morgan Ridderhof, Sama Zahedi,
Ryan Tomov, Jade Mahoney, Trixie Bacon,
Noah Curtis, Italia Tauti, Emily Coghlan

2nd Row: Nicolas Collados, Tiger Lucas,
Adrian Chand, Nikau Henderson, Mason
Milne, Rikuto Nagata, Fletcher Cornish,
Heidi Haringa (Teacher)

Front Row: Anna Leslie, Charlotte Louis,
Tatiana Simon, Katrina Savill, Sofia Shaw,
Ayvalon McGeorge, Hayleigh Kerrigan,
Sasha Das

Absent: Anjelia Folau, Silas Locke, Nhat
Truong Ngo

11KAY

Back Row: Emily Hobden, Aimee Poole,
Keanu D’Angelo, Logan English, Henry de
Groot, Ben Poole, Aika Tokita

3rd Row: Hannah Christie, Motoki
Shiraishi, Damon Rickman, Luke Joyes,
Alfred Folau, Lucas Davidson, Adelina
Stepanova

2nd Row: Roko Groom, Jude Davidson,
Devonte Pahulu, ‘Aiveni Ngata, Rewi
Tupe, Jeffrey Kennerley, Mitchell
Blacklock, Maddie Cornelious, Rebecca
Kay (Teacher)

Front Row: Hadjar Hamzah, Stina Ellis,
Isabella Rogers, Rebecca Nicholas, Riley
Skelton, Kate Brewster, Jordy Ladowsky

Absent: Daria Barbina

YEAR 11

11TBN

Back Row: Elise Alexander, Sarah
Goldsbro’, Jodie Simons, Abigail Loong

3rd Row: Nikhil Kumar, Raynard Afable,
David Ette, Malakai Pritchard, Andrew
Foot, Jin-Oh Youm, Samuel Hazeldine

2nd Row: Yousif Yousif, Micah Rogo,
Willem Cornish, Te Hira Templeton, Tom
Bates, Ben Haydon, Michael Bycroft,
Aoife Cantwell (Teacher)

Front Row: Zariah Henshaw-Broomfield,
Peony Stephens, Valerie Weiss, Agus
Collados, Beth Thomas, Reanna Williams,
Mizuki Hayashi

Absent: Chun Sum Lui, Michelle Yu

11TNR

Back Row: Keira Mundell, Vu Tue Quang
Nguyen, Yung Swain, Cynthia Vea, Lewis
Otty, Alana Stoney

3rd Row: Hamish Brown, James Heslop,
Kenshin Suwa, Benjamin Storer, Cornell
Poole, Jaemin Han, Dustin Newton

2nd Row: Crystal-Rose O’Flaherty, Melaia
Moala, Summer McCarthy, Kuliva Taufa,
Alex Brown, Yoyo Pu, Teba Abu Ali,
Stephanie Tanner (Teacher)

Front Row: Kaelyn Bendall, Aaliyah Miller-
Tohu, Minnie Hoang, Nathan Pearson,
Sofia O’Keefe, Jade Carey, Disha Ram

Absent: Izariah Harding-Tatai, Caleb
Katterns, Luyi Liu, Gary Pan, Lily Wang

AYVALON McGEORGE | Year 11 Art Design ANJA WATT | Year 11 Art Design
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YEAR 12 DEAN’S REPORT

‘Students have shown passion,
curiosity and innovation across
all areas ... and can be proud of
all that they have accomplished.’

Adding to the school’s tapestry

We’ve heard all the adjectives JARED I wish to personally congratulate all
‘unprecedented’, ‘unrelenting’ EDWARDS our appointed prefects and peer support
and ‘unpredictable’. leaders for 2021. I am delighted to
While these words have liberally been in the midst of lockdowns. It has been see the fine young people that will be
thrown around this year, they really do encouraging to see students taking guiding the younger students here at
ring true. Year 12 is always a demanding every opportunity to immerse Northcote College. I know that you will
year; this year has tested students more themselves in the school community. inspire younger students and continue to
than ever. More than ever, finding connection add warmth, humour and kindness to the
through sports, arts and cultural groups school’s tapestry.
2020 has provided real world learning has been vital this year.
opportunities in the areas of resilience, 2021 is a new year and it is going to
self-management and perseverance. The school motto kia manaaki te be a big one. You will be role models.
I have been impressed by the focus and tangata or ut prosim aliis, has been well You will get stuck into all the excitement
determination of Year 12 in amongst all and truly reflected in Year 12 students’ that awaits you in your final year.
the trials this year. engagement in school life. Across the Academically you will continue to
board our cohort has been actively work with vigour and achieve personal
Academically, it has been pleasing serving other students, and the school, excellence. You will make memories and
to see students reach their personal with pride. gain knowledge that will stay with you
goals. Whether online or in person, as you navigate into the world beyond
Year 12 students have shown passion, Kia ora rawa atu Mr Yang, Miss school.
curiosity and innovation across all areas Gosling, Mr Hewson, Dr Jespersen, Mr
of the curriculum. Watching results and Plummer, Mr Underdown, Ms Williams, I wish you all the very best for a
endorsements roll in for students has Whaea Shaunee, Whaea Rebekah and relaxing summer. Remember to enjoy the
been affirming. You can be proud of all Matua Stan. Students have been lucky to unique landscapes of Aotearoa. Get to
that you have accomplished this year. have the ongoing support and guidance the beach, explore the bush, and enjoy
of their dedicated form teachers. the lakes – watch out for that sun! Read,
As well as achieving academic hang out with whānau and friends and
success, students have been heavily recharge. See you in 2021, in mufti!
involved in the range of extra-curricular
areas that have found ways to stay afloat Ngā manaakitanga.

2019 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 77

YEAR 12 12AMS

78 UT PROSIM ALIIS Back Row: Zane Pooley, Jacob Thomas,
Damon Norton, Hazel Kerr
3rd Row: Yukiya Morita, Jake Swinton,
Liam Cloutman, Nathan Read, Hayden
McDonald, Rachel Simons, Rin Kamiya
2nd Row: Sepu Leaana, Cooper Hall, Liam
Parker, Luca Taimana, Dylan Halliday,
Kurt Vujnovich, Jeremy Ballard, Pauline
Armstrong (Teacher)
Front Row: Sandra Shih, Stevie Johnson-
Roberts, Jasmin Ho, Kate McCrystal, Capri
Cox, Paris Takimoana, Mary-Jane Hko
Absent: Naswa Darmawan, Funaki
Puliuvea

12GOS

Back Row: Julia Guimaraes Ono, Martha
Carey, Sadie Yetton, Micaela Potgieter
3rd Row: Harry Buckley, Daniel Spicer,
Nicholas Wild, Oscar Sein, Ethan Bending,
Sean Dixon, Catherine ‘Anasi
2nd Row: Alex Fox, Andrei An, Max
Larsen-Harris, Cole Gallagher, Ryan
Stewart, Benjamyn Copeland, Rochelle
Gosling (Teacher)
Front Row: Camila Soares Magni, Danielle
Smith, Keeley Bates, Jessica Rhodes,
Kelsey Smith, Emma Graham, Keino Palu
Absent Charlotte Barry-Walsh, Te Kapua
Maunsell, Catherine ‘Anasi, Ruby Allison

12HW

Back Row: Hannah Amos, Emma Haseli,
Jordan Lin, Kasey Wilson, Eden Doherty,
Lula Zaloum
3rd Row: Hongying Liu, Joseph Overy,
Benjamin Overy, Sau Vave, Stella Sakubu,
Dylan McKay, Nicholas Tee
2nd Row: Oliver Green, Quinn de Silva,
Keelin Reedy, Dj Hoffman, Jesse Hohaia,
Leon Evaroa, Leathan Beasley, Paul
Hewson (Teacher)
Front Row: Shereen Audiss, Veronika
Stojanovikj, Maddie Hanna, Izzy Holmes,
Kyle Yap, Bianca Ely, Ana Doneva
Absent: Michael Davis, Quentin Fanene,
Alexavier McCallum, Hoi Ka Chan

12JSP YEAR 12

Back Row: Atsuki Sawata, Julie Saito, 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 79
Jahnevah Numa, Bailey Lotulelei, Tyren
Chang, Eve About, Sam Sinclair
3rd Row: Angie Collados, Kayleigh Randle,
Kasish Prasad, Lucy Shepherd, Kali
Martin, Ashley Healey, Tuku Spooner-
Honana
2nd Row: Lincoln O’Donoghue, Joshua
Javier, Johnathon Yardley, Ethan Cordes,
Nathan Smith, Liam Dixson, Caleb
McGhee, Jake Voorburg, Alex Jespersen
(Teacher)
Front Row: Winni Chen, Daleya Yousif,
Sacha Hibberd, Brooklyn Baker, Tyra
MacPherson, Hong Anh (Jolie) Nguyen,
I-Ting Chen

12PLU

Back Row: Orlando Cooper, Josiah
Coneglan, Kenji Kimura, Te Houtaewa
Ruka-Tepania, Luca Crowley, Jayden Sin,
Jaime Olsson
2nd Row: Jaxsen Wensor, Antoine
Jorieux, Benjamin Grey, Reponse
Tuyishime, Arian Baggen, Vincent Neli,
Onan Folau, Alex Plummer (Teacher)
Front Row: Kayla Riley-Thirkell, Ella
Kerby, Xavier de Boer Tunnicliffe, Breahn
Redmond, Alexander Smith, Jade Lomu,
Grace Andrew
Absent: Kota Araya, Kalaneti Eikieua,
Atsushi Kabaya, Ying Zu Lin, Weican Lu,
Haoxiang Yang, Jin Ji Fu

12UN

Back Row: Scott Kwon, Corbin Utton,
Cory Whitcombe, Nathan Lyndon, Taiga
Utsugi, Micah Eberly, Matthew Munnik

2nd Row: Henry Grant, Ethan Carlile,
Taine Victor, Oscar Lowy, Arthur
Blanchard, Brandon Lange, Harris Mentor,
Gary Underdown (Teacher)

Front Row: Meaghen Howard, Rose
Moxley, Amber Butt, Eloise Eng, Heidi Lin,
Rhiannon Marryatt, Pania Matthews

Absent: Jared Daniels, Ella Grice,
Mahiapoake Heke

YEAR 12

12WLM

Back Row: Apisara Rattanachairit, Michael
Rubie-Wong, Aline Yamaura, Amelia
Hamilton, Bardia Khalifeh, Kyla Olliver

3rd Row: Thara Benjamin, Kyla McIntosh,
Arin Patcharasuwakul, Noranont
Surabote, Cruz Rossi, Jocelyn Thomas,
Brodie Lorimer

2nd Row: Harvey Chen, Bradley Ede,
Jack Stansfield, Casey Marriage, James
Wakefield, Longfei Li, Antonia Williams
(Teacher)

Front Row: Chanokwanan Khaengkhan,
Mollie Evans, Maja Shaw, Brianna Hadley,
Briana Amadia, Jenna Brien, Clarice
Cavalcanti

Absent: Will Armstrong, Annie Chen

KASISH PRASAD | Year 12 Painting

80 UT PROSIM ALIIS

YEAR 13 DEAN’S REPORT

‘Despite the upheavals, the
Year 13 achievements were
remarkable.’

Resilient students overcome adversity

The admiration I hold for the Year DAVID their sports teams and sharing expertise
13 group this year cannot be CLARKE with their teammates, despite this
overstated. We welcomed these reduced season.
students through the gates in 2016 as form class skits will never be forgotten.
young children fresh from a variety of Little did we realise that within a week Cross Country gave the students
intermediate schools. we would be facing a nationwide a welcome opportunity to enjoy a
lockdown. challenge together. Abby Dromgool and
They are now leaving us as confident Perry Willimott won the Senior races.
young adults; ready and prepared to Despite the upheavals of 2020, the
face new challenges. The final year of Year 13 achievements were remarkable. We celebrated the final weeks of our
school is never easy, but this group As much as possible we wanted to time together with a variety of student–
deserve particular credit for their ability ensure that the academic needs of teacher sports and were all entertained
to progress through the most challenging students continued to be met, but the by the Year 13 dress up days. In years
of experiences. most important aspect was everyone’s to come we will be able to wear a little
wellbeing. bit of Northcote with pride thanks to
Following the Prefect training, Angeleen Raj’s organisation of the school
Head Students Tom Escott and Abby I was very impressed with the Kia leaver jerseys.
Dromgool, along with the Deputy Head Kaha videos that the prefects produced
Students Taylor Malmo and Isobelle during lockdown, and these were At the fourth time of asking, the
Masters, were announced. They, highlights of this difficult period. much-anticipated School Ball took
along with all the prefects, have been place after the conclusion of the senior
exemplary in their leadership roles. Online learning, video conference academic year. The Ball Committee
classes and digital assemblies replaced along with Mr Dudley worked tirelessly
The Peer Support Leaders perfectly the usual school routines, and there to make this event happen against the
demonstrated the school motto, ut was a real collective push to support odds, and we enjoyed a fabulous night at
prosim aliis or kia manaaki te tangata as one another. the Auckland Museum.
they assisted the new Year 9 students
with settling into College life. Despite setbacks, both Year 13 I would like to acknowledge the
Drama classes were able to produce and superb contributions of our form
Athletics Day was a great success perform incredible shows. They adapted teachers over the years – their guidance
in the sunshine with the Year 13 to their respective lockdown situations has been exceptional.
‘Construction Workers’ theme adding an with great maturity – resilience is
element of fun. Swimming Sports was something these students do not lack. Year 13s, I am extremely proud of all
another successful day for our cohort, that you have achieved during these past
with Johanna Clarke and Perry Willimott It was pleasing to see Year 13 five years, and I wish you all the very
taking the top senior honours. developing quality leadership skills in best for your future endeavours. You
may be leaving but you will always be
Year 13 Camp was a superb event, part of the Northcote College family. Kia
thoroughly enjoyed by all – the talented manaaki te tangata.

2019 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 81

YEAR 13 CAMP SHAKESPEAR REGIONAL PARK

13GRI YEAR 13

Back Row: Khwahish Bhardwaj, Anna Fu, 2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 83
Rian Potton, Mickey Bae, Prashil Prasad,
Riley Teague, Malcolm Lin
2nd Row: Ria Verma, Theo Clarke, Tristan
Uhi, Manu Tuitupou, James Doughty, Liam
Ngata, Emma Grimwood (Teacher)
Front Row: Natsume Hamasaki, Ferne
Skill, Gracie Barrow-Young, Lily Raife,
Jaiya Bharti, Jemma Kelly, Nicolette David
Absent: Ziyan Liu, Kaia Maaka

13HOL

Back Row: Oliver Holmes (Teacher), Judy
Lin, Taro Tsukahara, Jacob Smith, Shay
Czurajewski, Liam Heather, Fumiya Iritani,
Piper Mahuika, Chadd Davis (Teacher)
2nd Row: Isobelle Masters, Kaiyu Parr-
Whalley, Ben Hargreaves, Ben Slijp,
Kieran Galligan, Elliot Lloyd-Bell, Jamie
Fagan-Oslawskyj, Lara Boonthanapat
Front Row: Trinity Korunic, Johanna
Clarke, Taylor Malmo, Saartje Ly, Perry
Willimott, Tara Beale, Chelsea Phipps
Absent: Jamie Higgott, Xianglin Pu, Jiahui
Zhu

13KLU

Back Row: Lucy Peng, Josie Fraser,
Hannah Phillips, Georgia Hayward
3rd Row: Josiah Weston, Blake Harper,
Grace Fagan-Oslawskyj, Hana Song, Jacob
Smith
2nd Row: Jamie Stoney, Sione Vehikite,
Jake Phillips, Sam Storer, Aidan Ferguson,
Amelia Ta’ufo’ou, Frances Kluge (Teacher)
Front Row: Hanbin Choi, Oscar Radonich,
James Scott, Zoe Williams, Tony Bosch,
Tom Escott, Kees de Groot
Absent: Greer Burton, Fifita Folau, Susan
Taufa, Kehaulani Vave

YEAR 13 13LAU

84 UT PROSIM ALIIS Back Row: Jade Morunga, Joel Bloomfield,
Ella Glynn, Samuel Malone
3rd Row: Toby Corbett, Kyle Medemblik,
Koby Liang, Jordan Jackson, Thomas
Mackenzie, Hyesung Cho
2nd Row: Jeff Wang, Chrysler Aull, Zane
Churcher Jones, Nathan Te Nana, Daniel
Williams-Lynch, Ella Towler, Mrs Grobler
(Teacher)
Front Row: Rachel Olsson, Ciara Graham,
Bronte Blacklock, Dani Whitcombe,
Larissa Jamieson, Sophie Hollingsworth,
Atikah Hamzah
Absent: Riki Couch, Leo Lau, Xiaowen
Pan, Eleanor Thorpe, Yiqi Yang

13MCL

Back Row: Ayumi Hinohara, Alyssa
Healey, Lauren Geary, Natalia Lindsay,
Amy Lewis
2nd Row: Donghae Lee, Cameron Han,
Felix Kluge, Isobel Brown, Reihana Miller-
Tohu, Lucy Steele, Sandhir Saksena, James
McLellan (Teacher)
Front Row: Miki Odani, Izzy Kikuchi-
Joyes, Ryan McDougall, Maca Gallardo,
Austin Melville, Hine Chand, Ashley
Burger
Absent: Sammer Ching, Joel Norman

13MM

Back Row: Emma Buitenhek, Jorja Pearce,
Summer Thurston, Erika Mortlock,
Cameron Dean
2nd Row: Thamaru Alagiyawanna, Angus
Huggins, Bayle Willis, Shunbo Yang,
Kaze Matheson, Abby Dromgool, Susan
McMillan (Teacher)
Front Row: Yumi Nakanishi, Angeleen Raj,
Neave Sines, Ella Crooks, Danyell Timms,
Yuge Zhang, Coco Meikle-Downing
Absent: Samuel Knight, Jonathan Zapien,
Taylor Zhong, Kenth Jalina

YEAR 13

13STE

Back Row: Andrew Kim, Thomas Picard,
James Potter, Jack Markham

3rd Row: Joseph Rayhandrieto, Mikaia
Rigby-Lambert, Lily Milne, Serkan
Besyaprak, Harry Wright, Ben Holland,
Thiha Aung

2nd Row: Johnny Buckthought, Nathan
Hadley, Sam Dobson, Hugo Greenwood,
Kian Haarhoff, Dury Kim, Peter Steele
(Teacher)

Front Row: Lili Hanson, Molly Moxley,
Falepaia Asera Leaana, Jolin He, Chloe
Winter, Lillian Zhao, Rebekah Sohn

Absent: Johnny Chen, Qianzhen Li, Jayden
Nel, Amber Tan, Ryan Wong

13VOR

Back Row: Talaheu Makasini, Madison
West, James Grant, Cael Moore, Melissa
Nisbet, Kelsey Morris, Taichi Uchida

2nd Row: Nika Cabusas, James Brindley,
Max Leask, Tamati Topia, Dillon Latoa,
Kori Stevens, Mone Tu’itahi, Maria
Vorobieva (Teacher)

Front Row: Rose Campbell, Kenzie Austin,
Lee-Roy Tanginoa, Harriet Keith, Zac
Cassidy, Emily Tyler-Davies, Lily Blum

Absent: Jessie Ma

REBEKAH SOHN | Year 13 Painting

2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 85

YEAR 13 NOW + THEN

YEAR 13 & LOOKING BACK TO YEAR 9

Thamaru Alagiyawanna Thiha Aung Kenzie Austin Mickey Bae

Gracie Barrow-Young Tara Beale Serkan Besyaprak Jaiya Bharti

Bronte Blacklock Joel Bloomfield Tony Bosch James Brindley

Isobel Brown Johnny Buckthought Emma Buitenhek Ashley Burger

Greer Burton Nika Cabusas Rose Campbell Zac Cassidy

Hanbin Choi Zane Churcher-Jones Theo Clarke Toby Corbett

Ella Crooks Shay Czurajewski Nicolette David Kees de Groot

Cameron Dean Sam Dobson James Doughty Abby Dromgool
86 UT PROSIM ALIIS

NOW + THEN YEAR 13

YEAR 13 & LOOKING BACK TO YEAR 9

Tom Escott Grace Fagan-Oslawskyi Jamie Fagan-Oslawskyi Aidan Ferguson

Fifita Folau Josie Fraser Maca Gallardo Keiran Galligan

Lauren Geary Ella Glynn Ciara Graham James Grant

Hugo Greenwood Kian Haarhoff Nathan Hadley Atikah Hamzah

Lili Hanson Ben Hargreaves Blake Harper Georgia Hayward

Alyssa Healey Jamie Higgott Ben Holland Sophie Hollingsworth

Angus Huggins Fuyima Itritani Jordan Jackson Larissa Jamieson

Harriet Keith Jemma Kelly Izzy Kikuchi-Joyes Dury Kim
2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 87

YEAR 13 NOW + THEN

YEAR 13 & LOOKING BACK TO YEAR 9

Felix Kluge Trinity Korunic Indy Lardner Dillon Latoa

Leo Lau Max Leask Donghae Lee Amy Lewis

Judy Lin Natalia Lindsay Elliot Lloyd-Bell Saartje Ly

Kaia Maaka Thomas McKenzie Piper Mahuika Talaheu Makasini

Taylor Malmo Samuel Malone Jack Markham Isobelle Masters

Kaze Matheson Ryan McDougall Kyle Medemblik Coco Meikle-Downing

Reihana Miller-Tohu Lily Milne Cael Moore Kelsey Morris

Jade Morunga Molly Moxley Liam Ngata Joel Norman
88 UT PROSIM ALIIS

NOW + THEN YEAR 13

YEAR 13 & LOOKING BACK TO YEAR 9

Miki Odani Rachel Olsson Kaiyu Parr-Whalley Jorja Pearce

Lucy Peng Hannah Phillips Jake Phillips Chelsea Phipps

Thomas Picard James Potter Rian Potton Prashil Prasad

Oscar Radonich Lily Raife Angeleen Raj Sandhir Saksena

James Scott Neave Sines Ferne Skill Ben Slijp

Jacob Smith Jacob Smith Rebekah Sohn Hana Song
Lucy Steele
Kori Stevens Jamie Stoney Amelia Ta’ufo’ou

Amber Tan Lee-Roy Tanginoa Nathan Te Nana Dae’n Te Reo
2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 89

YEAR 13 NOW + THEN

YEAR 13 & LOOKING BACK TO YEAR 9

Riley Teague Eleanor Thorpe Summer Thurston Ella Towler

Ryan Tsoi Mone Tu’itahi Manu Tuitupou Emily Tyler-Davies

Tristan Uhi Kehaulani Vave Sione Vehikite Ria Verma

Jeff Wang Madison West Josiah Weston Dani Whitcombe

Daniel Williams-Lynch Zoe Williams Perry Willimott Bayle Willis

Chloe Winter Harry Wright Jonathan Zapien Lillian Zhao

90 UT PROSIM ALIIS

LOOK AT YOU NOW YEAR 13

NO YEAR 9 PHOTO AVAILABLE + SENIOR ARRIVALS

Falepaia Asera Chrysler Aull Alice Basilio Khwahish Lily Blum Lara Hine Chand Annie Chen
Leaana Bhardwaj Boonthanapat

Johnny Chen Sammer Ching Hyesung Cho Ethan Clark Johanna Anna Fu Natsume Cameron Han
Clarke Hamasaki

Jolin He Liam Heather Ayumi Bartu Inceoren Kenth Jalina Andrew Kim Qianzhen Li Koby Liang
Hinohara

Malcolm Lin Jessie Ma Austin Erika Yumi Jayden Nel Melissa Xiaowen Pan
Melville Mortlock Nakanishi Nisbet

Rachel Park Xianglin Pu Joseph Mikaia Rigby- Stella Paul Starkov Sam Storer Susan Taufa
Rayhandrieto Lambert Sampson

Danyell Tamati Topia Taro Taichi Uchida Tess Verwijs Ryan Wong Shunbo Yang Yiqi Yang
Timms Tsukahara

Jackson Yu Jessie Zhang Taylor Zhong Jiahui Zhu

2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 91

YEAR 13 EXTERNAL ART FOLIOS LEVEL 3

ZOE WILLIAMS | Year 13 Photography

GREER BURTON | Year 13 Art Design

MICKEY BAE | Year 13 Art Design
92 UT PROSIM ALIIS

EXTERNAL ART FOLIOS LEVEL 3 YEAR 13

GEORGIA HAYWARD | Year 13 Photography
OSCAR RADONICH | Year 13 Painting

JAMIE STONEY | Year 13 Painting

2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 93

YEAR 13 CLASS OF 2020

94 UT PROSIM ALIIS

Back Row: Ryan Tsoi, Jemma Kelly, Chloe Winter, Kenth Jalina, Jack Markham, Sandhir Saksena, Alyssa Healey, Indy Lardner, Neave Sines, Melissa Nisbet, Gracie Barrow-Young, Cameron Han,
Malcolm Lin, Rose Campbell, Jiahui Zhu, Erika Mortlock, Lily Raife, Molly Moxley, Dani Whitcombe, Georgia Hayward, Jade Morunga, Donghae Lee, Hanbin Choi, Cameron Dean, Greer Burton, Judy
Lin

5th Row: Ryan Wong, Koby Liang, Xianglin Pu, Taro Tsukahara, Taichi Uchida, Jacob Smith, Jacob Smith, Blake Harper, Danyell Timms, Amy Lewis, Hana Song, Mickey Bae, Joel Bloomfield, Lauren
Geary, Emily Tyler-Davies, Josiah Weston, Thomas Picard, Jamie Stoney, Kelsey Morris, Emma Buitenhek, Andrew Kim, James Potter, Rian Potton, Liam Heather, Haisu Yu, Jolin He

4th Row: Summer Thurston, Lily Blum, Piper Mahuika, James Grant, Jorja Pearce, Toby Corbett, Joseph Rayhandrieto, Serkan Besyaprak, Lily Milne, Angus Huggins, Manu Tuitupou, Ryan McDougall,
Thomas Mackenzie, Lucy Steele, Zoe Williams, Kyle Medemblik, Jamie Fagan-Oslawskyj, James Doughty, Kaiyu Parr-Whalley, Mikaia Rigby-Lambert, Bartu Inceoren, Austin Melville, Ria Verma,
Khwahish Bhardwaj, Ben Holland, Sammer Ching

3rd Row: Oscar Radonich, Taylor Zhong, Bayle Willis, Aidan Ferguson, Reihana Miller-Tohu, Zac Cassidy, Nathan Hadley, Jeff Wang, Ben Hargreaves, Elliot Lloyd-Bell, Sam Storer, Kori Stevens, Jake
Phillips, Ben Slijp, Kieran Galligan, Hugo Greenwood, Shunbo Yang, Dillon Latoa, Sam Dobson, Perry Willimott, Kian Haarhoff, Sione Vehikite, James Brindley, Johnny Buckthought, Joel Norman, Shay
Czurajewski

2nd Row: Nika Cabusas, Lara Boonthanapat, Nicolette David, Lili Hanson, Sophie Hollingsworth, Ashley Burger, Izzy Kikuchi-Joyes, Hannah Phillips, Bronte Blacklock, Josie Fraser, Amber Tan, Samuel
Malone, Riley Teague, Jaiya Bharti, Prashil Prasad, Larissa Jamieson, Ciara Graham, Atikah Hamzah, Yumi Nakanishi, Stella Sampson, Madison West, Rachel Olsson, Rebekah Sohn, Miki Odani, Coco
Meikle-Downing, Lucy Peng

Front Row: Ferne Skill, Maca Gallardo, Ella Crooks, Liam Ngata, Chelsea Phipps, Thamaru Alagiyawanna, Saartje Ly, Jordan Jackson, Kenzie Austin, Tony Bosch, Isobelle Masters, Tom Escott, David
Clarke (Teacher), Abby Dromgool, Taylor Malmo, Dae’n Te Reo, Johanna Clarke, Kaze Matheson, Harriet Keith, James Scott, Trinity Korunic, Kees de Groot, Angeleen Raj, Lillian Zhao, Ella Glynn

2020 NORTHCOTE COLLEGE 95