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MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE 19 September 2018 2 June 2017 IN

29 Principal s Report Room 11 Learning Page AIMS Games Reports

2018 SEPTEMBER 20 KIDZROCK Selwyn Ridge Primary 1.30pm 9.

Dance NZ Made Palmerston North 28 Last Day Term 3 OCTOBER 15

1 MT MAUNGANUI INTERMEDIATE 19 September June 2017 IN THIS NEWSLETTER Newsletter No. 29 Principal s Report Room 11 Learning Page AIMS Games Reports Sports Information Community Notices C O M I N G E V E N T S 2018 SEPTEMBER 20 KIDZROCK Selwyn Ridge Primary 1.30pm 9.00pm 21 MMI Enrolments Due 21 Mountain Biking Entries Close 21 Dance NZ Made Palmerston North 28 Last Day Term 3 OCTOBER 15 First Day Term 4 18 Shake Out Drill 9.30am Check out all the 2018 AIMS GAMES action in this newsletter!

2 FROM THE PRINCIPAL Melissa Nelson Kia ora Parents and Whanau, Wow, what a fantastic week it was last week at NZ AIMS GAMES. You will find reports from all sports in this newsletter. Enjoy reading the stories and successes. Thank you to all parents/caregivers who gave up their time to coach, manage and support our teams. Below has been forwarded to us from the University of Auckland in reference to an event at MMC. Please click on the link to register. Ma te wa Whaea Melissa

Thanks to the awesome parents for their support and Colm Kenny for helping out during the week.

4 AIMS BOYS FUTSAL We had a great week, the boys played a variety of game plans and learned quickly to play with structure and purpose. We were tied top of the table in pool play as we had 2 draws and 3 wins but missed out, on the top 16, on goal difference. We finished unbeaten and were tied for 17th out of 44 teams. Thanks to the awesome parents for their support and Colm Kenny for helping out during the week. Back row: Mr Davis, Mitchell Skipage, Jake Workman, Nathan Marlowe, Cade Richardson, Archie Mutch, Colm Kenny Front row: Dylan McDowell, Maui Tetai-Tenas, Eben Arnell AIMS INDOOR BOWLS Our team of 18 played singles and pairs throughout the week, needing 3 wins from 4 to advance to post section play in both events. 305 players entered the singles with 106 qualifying. 150 teams entered the pairs, with 56 qualifying. Michael Burke came 5 th in the singles. Lawrence James, Dylan Mortimore, Emily Tattersall, Joseph Goldsmith reached the top 32 and Sarah Adlam, Bianca Cross, Tyne Johanson came in the top 64. In the pairs, Lawrence James/Joseph Goldsmith came 6 th. Michael Burke/Kieran Harvey came 9 th. Joseph O Connor/Emily Tattersall; Grace Momsen/Kian Mahy; Hunter Reid/Ben Ngapo all made the top 32. Our other team members were William Goodyear and Dannielle Jones, who both played very well and were unlucky to not qualify. No medals but very pleasing results for They all showed great sportsmanship and team spirit. Joseph O Connor earned a Fairplay medal. Our Team Player goes to Michael Burke, who did so well in both the singles and the pairs. He is a polite, helpful and considerate young man. HUGE THANKS to our parents, grandparents and friends, for all your support. We would also like to say THANKS to Alison Cowan and Roger Bartosh, local bowlers, who have been coaching our team for months. Above: Kian Mahy Margaret Taylor - Teacher in charge of Indoor Bowls

GIRLS RUGBY 7S - AIMS 2018 Mount Maunganui Intermediate Girls Rugby 7s team had four hard days of 7s rugby, playing 11 games throughout the competition.

The girls grew in confidence and always gave 100% throughout the week and at times played great 7s, but unfortunately, were not always consistent.

5 GIRLS RUGBY 7S - AIMS 2018 Mount Maunganui Intermediate Girls Rugby 7s team had four hard days of 7s rugby, playing 11 games throughout the competition. We won 2 games, drew 1 game and had some close losses during the round robin. The girls grew in confidence and always gave 100% throughout the week and at times played great 7s, but unfortunately, were not always consistent. Our final game against Devon Intermediate demonstrated our desire to get back and help each other, as we held on to a 2 point lead, in a thrilling end to the tournament. Well done to the following players, some who only starting playing rugby at the start of the AIMS campaign; Lyneve Tata, Phoenix Reid-Stowers, Zarna Palmer, Taijzah Clerke, Georgia Rawiri, Paige Reiri, Sia Fotu, Amy Hallinan, Sabbath Kerr, Nga-Waka Kerr-Davis, and Baileigh Putt. BOYS RUGBY 7S - AIMS 2018 Mount Maunganui Intermediate Boys Rugby 7s team had five hard days of 7s rugby, playing 12 games throughout the competition. We won 3 out of 6 pool games to finish fourth in our pool, and go into the cross overs for places We had many close games through the playoffs and lost two games after the final hooter had gone. On the final day, we had two great victories to finish our tournament. At our best we played great 7s, but unfortunately, were not always consistent. It was a tough tournament and a big step up for our players. Well done to the following players; Noah Johnstone, Ethan Chamberlain, Ryan Dunn, Blake Austin, Marley Igasan, Harry Burns, Carter Rogers, Niko Watson, Ashton Gibbons, Daniel Perry, Tyce Schumacher, and Luke Mitchell. Thank you to Manny, from Kiwi Can, who helped coach both teams.

AIMS CROSS COUNTRY WAIPUNA PARK SUNDAY 9 TH SEPTEMBER The cross country team got MMI off to a great start for the week. The competition had some great runners over a tough 3km course.

Sean was joined by Adisen Mahy (5 th ) and Macka Wagstaff to take out the gold medal in the year 7 boys team event.

6 AIMS CROSS COUNTRY WAIPUNA PARK SUNDAY 9 TH SEPTEMBER The cross country team got MMI off to a great start for the week. The competition had some great runners over a tough 3km course. All our runners gave it their best and we had some outstanding results. Both Sean Collins (year 7 boys), and Olivia Hala (year 8 girls) ran great races to get bronze medals. Sean was joined by Adisen Mahy (5 th ) and Macka Wagstaff to take out the gold medal in the year 7 boys team event. Our relay team battled hard with other teams throughout the 12 laps of a 1km course to just finish 2 nd, behind Otumoetai, in a very exciting race. The race was so fast and competitive that the top 3 teams beat the previous record. The relay team was Sean Collins, Adisen Mahy, Macka Wagstaff, Noah Johnstone, Ethan Chamberlain, Reed Tong, Zac Bryant, Alanah Eru, Stella McKenzie and Olivia Hala. Well done to the following runners who also competed in individual races; Zach Heke, Seb Heath, Molly Miller, Chloe Cheyne, Isla Ganley, Monique Bartlett, Eden Wilkie, Katie Parkinson, Jazmin Mitchell and Luke Devine.

Well done to the following students who represented Mount Maunganui Intermediate in the AIMS Multisport: Monique Bartlett, Poppy Lane,

7 AIMS MULTISPORT On the Wednesday, of 2018 AIMS games, we had 12 students from our school compete in the Multisport, at McLarens Falls Park. The course consisted of a 2.4km Run, 3.8km Mountain Bike and a 1km Kayak. Well done to the following students who represented Mount Maunganui Intermediate in the AIMS Multisport: Monique Bartlett, Poppy Lane, Daisy De La Haye, Libby Frazer, Max Mann, Rico Nixon, Leo Keaney, Josh Verryt, Felix Bird, Oscar Kelly, Cam Ford and Nick Gibbard. Thank you to Matt Gibbard for all his help with the team.

AIMS GAMES ROCK CLIMBING 12 students, from MMI, competed in the inaugural AIMS Rockclimbing, which was held at Rocktopia. Each student had to do a speed climb, boulder climb and top rope climb.

Congratulations to the following students, who represented Mount Maunganui Intermediate in the AIMS Rockclimbing; Cam Arthur, Maddie Hall, Mischa Boorman, Imogen Campbell, Olivia Way, Olivia

8 AIMS GAMES ROCK CLIMBING 12 students, from MMI, competed in the inaugural AIMS Rockclimbing, which was held at Rocktopia. Each student had to do a speed climb, boulder climb and top rope climb. Well done to the ten students, in the team, who made it through qualifying to progress to the semi-finals. Both Mischa Boorman (4 th overall), and Finn Hughes (5 th overall) made it into the final. Congratulations to the following students, who represented Mount Maunganui Intermediate in the AIMS Rockclimbing; Cam Arthur, Maddie Hall, Mischa Boorman, Imogen Campbell, Olivia Way, Olivia Davidson, Zoe Van der Pol, Keira Fitzharris, Mabel George, Finn Hughes, Kylen Scholmann and Cam Ford. AIMS FOOTBALL GIRLS These girls worked extremely hard throughout the week and finished up 23rd overall. We had a mixed bag of results throughout the week, winning our final game 4-0 against Otumoetai Intermediate. Thank you to everyone that came down and offered words of encouragement from the sideline. Not only did they develop their football skills throughout the week, but they also consistently displayed our coastal values. They can be exceptionally proud of themselves, their fair play and manners on and off the field. Back row: Ms Campbell, Poppy Lane, Isla Ganley, Cate Ratcliffe, Aiyana Rogoz, Maja Hunt, Cassidy Du Preez, Chloe Cheyne Front row: Aria Chiari, Neve Hunt, Kyah Hudson, Macy Nixon, Luiza Farias

They went out and demonstrated their true talent as a team and that they deserved a medal. WOW! An epic way to end the week.

9 AIMS 6 ASIDE HOCKEY Third Place - BRONZE! What an intense week and a new first for MMI AIMS Hockey. An exciting, nail biting and thrilling final game on Friday, had everyone sitting on the edge of their seats. We could not be more proud, impressed and so overwhelmed by the team s final show. They went out and demonstrated their true talent as a team and that they deserved a medal. WOW! An epic way to end the week. An outstanding team of 10 students, constantly demonstrated skill, perseverance, determination and teamwork. They fought until the bitter end. Excellent work Mia Longmore, Neva Roy, Rebecca Monks, Pipi Roper, Kayla Beaumont- Laing, Fraser Turner, Jack Turner, Richard Denyer, Thomas Richardson and Daniel Boase. You can feel so incredibly proud of your success and achievement. A massive thank you to Richard Turner for his training, pep talks, half time sweet treats and excellent coaching. An extra big shout out to all the cheerleaders who supported and encouraged the team from the sideline. It was so greatly appreciated. AIMS GYMSPORT Reece Cobb got 1 st in bar, 1 st in beam and 1 st overall (gold). Emmy Lowe got 3 rd in Vault. Olivia Way got 2 nd on the Floor. Well done to the competitors who looked fantastic in their new leotards. Thank you to the PSG for sponsoring them. Back row: Kaia Chapman, Lacey, Kapene-Paitai, Kyra O'Dwyer, Charlotte Schicker Front row: Zoe Van Der Pol, Olivia Way, Amy Stavert, Manaia Kerr

Back row: Max Millington - Coach, Connor Brits, Harry McManaway, Luke Thompson, Loughie Keaney, Katie Parkinson, Billy Bury - Coach Front row: Cody Henry, Lochie Parker, Gene Baggott, Logan West,

We played our absolute best, leaving everything in the pool. We won every game in our pool, making us the top of our pool.

10 Back row: Max Millington - Coach, Connor Brits, Harry McManaway, Luke Thompson, Loughie Keaney, Katie Parkinson, Billy Bury - Coach Front row: Cody Henry, Lochie Parker, Gene Baggott, Logan West, Imogen Coffey AIMS OPEN WATER POLO We played a great tournament, every game we improved and learned from our mistakes. We won with pride and lost with dignity. We played our absolute best, leaving everything in the pool. We won every game in our pool, making us the top of our pool. We then played the two top teams of another pool, where we beat one of those teams moving us on to the semi-finals. We won our semi-final, 4-3, which meant we made it to the finals for gold. Unfortunately, we lost to Saint Kentigern boys team, but in the end we got 2 nd place out of 26 teams. SILVER MEDAL! Thank you to all the parent supporters and to Max and Billy, for being amazing coaches and also to Colleen, for managing us.

Back row: Sam Kramer Pickering Coach, Eva Richardson, Emily Grant- Thomas, Lucy Calcott, Tasha Bell, Amara Ebbing and Antalya Dougal Front row: Milla Horton, Issy Reardon- Pollett, Maria Saraiva and

11 AIMS GIRLS WATER POLO Well done to the following girls who gave it their all throughout a tough week, with a smile always on their faces. A huge thanks to all the supporters, and especially the coach Sam Kramer- Pickering. Back row: Sam Kramer Pickering Coach, Eva Richardson, Emily Grant- Thomas, Lucy Calcott, Tasha Bell, Amara Ebbing and Antalya Dougal Front row: Milla Horton, Issy Reardon- Pollett, Maria Saraiva and Lily Flevill AIMS TABLE TENNIS There was a great team spirit shown, and skills developed during the competition by our table tennis players. Jack Danby was second in the plate competition, and Levi Jennings and Emme Kearny made the 1/4 finals in the mixed doubles. Thank you to all those who supporters us and help with transport throughout the week. Congratulations to the following: Charlie Callaghan, Jack Danby, Dylan Harrison, Skylam Harvey, Levi Jennings, Elliot Melville, Oliver Norwood, Sam Orsler, Clay Straker, Kim Yejun, Max Wilson, Juwon Yoo, Caitlin Harrison and Emme Kearney

12 MMI AIMS NETBALL 2018 Congratulations to our MMI AIMS Netball team. We played 13 games in total - winning 10 and losing 3. We played Dargaville, Bethlehem, Mission Heights Junior High School, St Columba s Catholic School, Ahipara, Somerville and Tuakau in our pool games. In crossover, we played Otumoetai and Hastings, before meeting Feilding Intermediate in the B Grade semi-finals. We went down to Feilding Intermediate, however the girls came back to win a tough game against St Columba s Catholic School, where we ended up 3rd in the B Grade. The girls displayed great skills and teamwork both on the court and off during the week. A huge thank you to all our whanau, friends, supporters and MMI staff and students who supported our team throughout the week. From left: Holly Bathgate, Keilani Tiopira-Horne, Madison Beattie, Emersen Irwin, Olivia Hala, Stella Herrick, Jaime Pederson, Tyra Wetere, Lahkaia Reriti, Helena Campbell and Ivy Mitchell

AIMS FOOTBALL I played football during AIMS week, which was held at Gordon Spratt Reserve in Papamoa. Our goal, going into the week, was to improve on our 22nd place finish in 2017.

13 AIMS FOOTBALL I played football during AIMS week, which was held at Gordon Spratt Reserve in Papamoa. Our goal, going into the week, was to improve on our 22nd place finish in We had seven games to play over the first three days. We won five of our games, drew one and lost one, to Tauranga Intermediate. We then won our next game, which put us in the top 8. Unfortunately, we again lost to Tauranga in our next game but we won the following game, which meant we were playing off for 5th/6 th, on Friday, against Sacred Heart, who were the tournament favourites. We won that game which meant we had come 5th out of 64 teams in the AIMS Games. We had equaled Mount Intermediate s best ever finish in boys football!!! From aiming to beat 22nd place, to coming 5th place, the 2018 Anchor AIMS Games was certainly a great experience with lots of highs and lows. Although I would ve liked to have beaten Tauranga Intermediate. By Tay Ririnui Back row: Simon Bryant (Coach), Flynn Skipage, Arlo Cullwick, Zac Bryant, Jacob Rolleston, Jonty Burggraaf, Tay Ririnui, Haki Argent, Ashton Pellow, Finley Stanelun, Jordi Langton (Assistant) Front row: Sebastian Heath, Tristin Kawana, Luke Devine, Reid Tong Absent: Maia Ririnui (Coach)

AIMS SQUASH Well done to our 3 squash players Emma Merson, Libby Price, and Tommy Power.

event. AIMS TENNIS Last week Luke Blow played tennis at the Anchor AIMS Games.

He lost his round of 32 to the 8 th seed, 1-2, after a great battle.

AIMS GOLF Well done to both Nathaniel Walding and Lachlan Kidd, who competed in golf at Omokoroa, Te

AIMS CANOE SLALOM AIMS BMX Ruruku Keogh (right) competed well in the canoe slalom with a top time of

14 AIMS SQUASH Well done to our 3 squash players Emma Merson, Libby Price, and Tommy Power. All three had successful weeks, with the highlight the girls securing a bronze medal in the teams event. AIMS TENNIS Last week Luke Blow played tennis at the Anchor AIMS Games. The first day was great with Luke winning both his games. He lost his round of 32 to the 8 th seed, 1-2, after a great battle. He then played well to end up 20 th overall. AIMS GOLF Well done to both Nathaniel Walding and Lachlan Kidd, who competed in golf at Omokoroa, Te Puke, Tauranga, and Mount Maunganui courses, throughout the week. AIMS CANOE SLALOM AIMS BMX Ruruku Keogh (right) competed well in the canoe slalom with a top time of Well done to Cole Campbell (above) for competing in the AIMS BMX competition. AIMS SWIMMING Monique Bartlett and Braith Swanberg both swam well in the swimming. Braith made the 100m butterfly, and 200m individual medley finals. Well done to Monique who came second in the 200m freestyle race to secure a silver medal.

Thank you to Emma Hacker for all her help with the team throughout the campaign.

15 AIMS BADMINTON We had seven badminton players represent MMI at the badminton this year. The following players had a great time, and competed well throughout the week: Hayden Belt, Seokhyn Cho, Daniel Coster, Jamie Spicer, Camilla Eskuche, Eva Lee and Mimi-Tulip Reeves. Thank you to Emma Hacker for all her help with the team throughout the campaign. AIMS HIP HOP Our team competed very well, with an outstanding routine on the Monday night of AIMS, to finish a very close 5 th. Thank you to all those who supported the team, especially Henderson, Jorjah and Sarah from Urban Dance. The team was Neva Roy, Piper Gorman, Ella Radovanovich, Morgan Kitching, Makayla Biggs, Tiffany Knowles, Isabella Giurizatto Scott, Emee McRae, Evy Davidson, Ula Plajh, Amara Ebbing and Jonah Stewart.

AIMS BASKETBALL 2018 A huge thank you to Joe Broughton, Ritchie Taylor and Anna Walker for the amazing job they did this year training our boys team to the level where we have achieved our best ever

The boys all played magnificently and once we got out of pool play had some really tough opponents, and REALLY close results..nail biting but exciting viewing.

We ve had individual players that were outstanding, but this TEAM were great the way they worked together and stuck to the plan and came from behind several times to take away the game in the last

AIMS AEROBICS This year, the AIMS Aerobics team was made up of nine talented students, who worked together to put on a fantastic performance on Monday 10 th of September.

16 AIMS BASKETBALL 2018 A huge thank you to Joe Broughton, Ritchie Taylor and Anna Walker for the amazing job they did this year training our boys team to the level where we have achieved our best ever result of 3 rd.now this is out of 72 teams; our previous best of 5 th was achieved out of less than half that number of teams so it was truly outstanding. The boys all played magnificently and once we got out of pool play had some really tough opponents, and REALLY close results..nail biting but exciting viewing. In the time I ve been the teacher privileged enough to accompany the Basketball teams to AIMS, this has been the most polished performance our boys have given. We ve had individual players that were outstanding, but this TEAM were great the way they worked together and stuck to the plan and came from behind several times to take away the game in the last moments. BRONZE MEDAL. Outstanding effort boys. AIMS AEROBICS This year, the AIMS Aerobics team was made up of nine talented students, who worked together to put on a fantastic performance on Monday 10 th of September. Prior to the AIMS Games, the team competed at the Te Puke Gymsport Comp where they placed 1st an amazing result. Catalina Poblete Teirney (Coach) and I were very proud of their performances, as well as the time and effort the girls put into training. We believe they demonstrated our Coastal Values throughout their trainings and performances, and represented MMI with respect and pride. Well done girls!!!! The 2018 team was made up of: Jaime Pedersen, Marissa Gardner, Piper Gorman, Tiffany Knowles, Stella MacKenzie, Abby Lindsey, Georgia Parkes, Makayla Biggs and Maddie Abrahams.

17 LINKS TO ONLINE REGISTRATIONS We have a range of sports that are available to students in term 4. The following links will help with registration. Please note final fees will not be known until we know numbers playing each code. Volleyball, however, is set at $30 per player. Term 4 Volleyball, touch, quick rip registrations Papamoa Touch (Thursday nights) Quick Rip (Friday nights) Volleyball (Competitive A Grade Tuesday nights, other grades Friday nights) Water Polo (Tuesday & Friday nights) MOUNTAIN BIKING Event: Placemakers North Island School MTB Championships Date: 6 October 2018 Location: Summerhill MTB Park, Tauranga All entries need to be done through the school so please contact Troy Jennings at t.jennings@mtint.school.nz if you have any queries. ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY THIS FRIDAY 21 ST SEPTEMBER

18 COMMUNITY NOTICES

Friday 3 August One fabulous young man bought in a king size bar of chocolate this morning, for the quiz night raffle. What will you bring???

Friday 3 August One fabulous young man bought in a king size bar of chocolate this morning, for the quiz night raffle. What will you bring??? Wheelie Day next Thursday (notice from the Student Council):