Life @ Kamo Intermediate 2007

Haere Mai – Kia Ora – Welcome Everyone to the Kamo Intermediate Whanau First Day of School, and like always there are a few changes.

Kia Ora : (Welcome)


Left: Miss Nelley - Middle: Mrs McGregor - Right: Mr Brown

Miss R Nelley is the new teacher in Room 3 (Kowhai) who has come to us from Ahipara School, Welcome Aboard!

Mrs S McGregor teaches in Room 9 (Matai) and is a beginning teacher, she did her section training here and we welcome her to our Whanau.

Mr J Brown has moved into Room 17 (*Rimu*) and comes to us from Kohia Terrace School in Auckland, we hope you enjoy the K.I.S Experience!

Mrs. Vivian King is the new face in our office, she is also in cahrge of the canteen. Welcome to our School!

Ms M de Bruin has returned to the Textile & Design Room after a year’s study leave, Welcome Home! 

Ka Kite Ano : (We'll Miss You)


Constable Tiritaa Te Whata

Ms Tiritaa Te Whata has unfortunately (for us) left Room 3 to follow her childhood dream of becoming a Police Officer (which is awesome for her) and we all wish her the best of luck. "Kaue E Moemoea . . . Mahia tia"

RockStar Mike Foster

Captain Tania Crene

Miss Tania Crene was teaching in Room 11 for term 4 (after Miss McQuinn went on her O.E.). We hope to see her around and all the best for hockey this season (as Northland Hockey Captain), Captain Crene.

 

All the classes have gone on camp, with the last of the Rooms (3, 4, 8 and 14) having fun this week in various places. Our Hockey and Netball trials have just finished and our Extension lists are now finalised for 2007 and they’re starting in the 1st week of next Term.

Term 2 looks just as hectic and something new this year at K.I.S is we are entering a group into the “Supré Stage Challenge 2007”. The local final will be on the 20th June (Term 2) so there could be a lot of children dancing around at their various houses . . . practicing. We Can’t Wait!!!

Next Monday 30th April 2007 we have a Teachers Only Day. Our staff will all be attending a seminar and workshops at Forum North regarding Enhancing Children's education.
 
Also during our term break Miss J Smith (Room 10) was married and is now Mrs J Gunson, well done to the happy couple (we have heard it was a lovely ceremony).

In Art, the more things change, the more they stay the same. In the last six months we have had to Major Art Events!!!

The first major change took place at the end of Last Year. Mrs Phyn’s Art Room was given a “face-lift”. With more space, new storage facilities, shelving and equipment, it is still the centre of the KIS Art World (just new and improved).

This year in Term 2 the second major event occurred in the KIS Art World. The very “arty” Mrs Nicholson will be Team-Teaching with Mrs Phyn. The talented Mrs Nicholson was teaching Textile & Design last year while Ms de Bruin was on study leave, now she will be in the Art Room on Wednesday’s, Thursday’s and every second Friday teaching her “Art-Rageous” Extension Group.

Mrs Phyn still teaches on Mondays and Tuesdays, but will have her “Impact Art” Group every other Friday.
WELCOME to the K.I.S Whanau Mrs Nicholson!!


Well that’s the first news update for the term, so
Welcome Back to Kamo  Intermediate!!!

To help guide our group were our Choreographer Supremo, Miss. Delaney and Artist in Residence, Hayley Clark. We had 42 students in the K.I.S team and of course all the parent helpers as well.

We took the stage on the second night of performances. Kamo High School won Night 2 with Dargaville High coming second, we walked away with 5 Excellence Awards for Best Lighting, Best Costumes, Best Choreography, Best Music and Best Set (even though it was a bit too big).

Although a lot of people said K.I.S did so well for “a young intermediate team” we think NO! We did well for any team. . .PERIOD!!!
 
Congratulations to all of the performers, the stage crew, the lighting guys, the parent helpers, Mrs. Williams and of course Miss. Delaney and Hayley. You all did awesome and made us very proud!!!

We had our first ever entry into the “Supré Stage Challenge 2007” Hawaiki to Hawaiki (coming in an unofficial 3rd) where we competed against 3 High Schools and a Drama School.

The “K.I.S Winter Sports Teams” also competed in their respected sports of Netball and Hockey (numerous other students play for teams outside of the school environment).

Does it slow down next term . . . well in a word NO! The K.I.S Science Fair begins term 3 while in August the Bernina Fashion Awards takes place. The Roadshow happens in the final 2 weeks of Term 3, travelling around our feeder schools, and we continue with Extensions and our Winter Sports teams. So enjoy the break, and see you back at school on Monday 16th July.

We will also have the best of the best in the Central Northland Science and Technology Fair at Forum North, but to get there you must enter our own K.I.S Science Fair (First week of Term 3).

The Bernina Fashion Awards Northland take place on 16th August (featuring lots of past & present Kamo Intermediate students) and next Thursday night (2nd August) we have the “Stage Challenge Revival” where we will perform our Stage Challenge entry from this years competition as well as some dance pieces but some of our talented  (Gold Coin donation at the door). We hope to see you all there.

At the moment the judging panel of Mr Epskamp & Mr Kivell are still in deliberation and the final placings are yet to be announced. Also the Entries that will represent Kamo Intermediate at the Central Northland Science Fair will be released very soon. Well Done to all our young Einsteins and thanks to Mr Epskamp & Mr Kivell.
 

This year we had 4 teams representing Kamo Intermediate in the Whangarei Competition, 2 Year-8 teams and 2 Year-7 teams. One of our Year-8 teams came in a creditable 5th placing, but our other Year-8 MathEX Team WON and are MathEX Champions. Our Year-7 Teams came in 3rd and 7th. Congratulations to the teams and Mr Kivell for all the hard work. WELL DONE!!!

With 15 acts all different and of all varieties, they went out and sang, danced, played, flipped and puppeteered their way around giving the message that being who you are is the best thing to be. Well done to all the Students involved and of course Mr Smith, Mr Hughes, Miss Delaney and Mr Witten. CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!!!

Term 4 is usually the busiest time during the K.I.S year, and this year is no exception. Trying to fit in so much in only ten and a half weeks is just daunting to say the least.

1st week back and on Thursday 11th & Friday 12th of October the Northland Amateur Filmmakers Festival (NAFF) is on in the Dare2Dream Building. This year we have 15 films being shown, 6 of them featuring past or present pupils from Kamo Intermediate.
 
Week 3 we have "INTENSIVES" on 24th to 26th October (The week following Labour Weekend). 3 days of fun, laughter, learning and doing something different. At the same time our Year-8 students go on their "OVERSEAS LEARNING EXPEDITION" to Samoa (we have 2 groups going this year). They will be visiting local schools, villages and spreading the "Channel K" Spirit.
 
Week 6 our bi-annual event that is the “K.I.S Technology Exhibition” starts Monday 12th to Thursday 15th October. This is when you can come and see all the great things the students have been making in specialists classes and around the school in general. On the Thursday night we will be having the K.I.S Mini-Gala and Talent Quest Finals, so if you’re not doing anything come over and visit.

At the end of this term is our “Praise Giving Assemblies” (17th & 18th December) before we say goodbye for the Christmas break and the Year-8 students leave for the bright lights of High School. School finishes for 2008 on Wednesday 19th December.

That is just a few of the events happening, along with normal class work, lunchtime Championships and Athletics starting…now! Are you READY?

The first group lead by Mrs Seletto, Mrs Hudspith and Miss Easterbrook left on Saturday 20th October and will be arriving back on Sunday 28th October.

Group 2 lead by our Principal Mr Smith and Group 3 lead by Mr Epskamp leave on Friday 26th October and arrive back on Tuesday 4th November.

Everyone ‘HAVE FUN’ - ‘BE CAREFUL’ and enjoy this ‘ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME’ Event!!!

All students pick from a range of activities run by the staff. They can choose from Abseiling to Teddy Bears, Screen Printing to Paintball. They got a choice from 22 one day or 6 three day activities. The comment heard most often after it all finished “That was so much fun, but man I’m TIRED!!!”

Thanks to all the teachers and our helpers for all the hard work, WELL DONE!!!

They all did well but in the end, there could only be one winner:
 

SPORTS @ KIS 2007

TERM ONE - 2007

TABLOID SPORTS
– 9th & 16th February 2007 –

On the first 2 Fridays of the school year, we had "Tabloids". You ask what are Tabloids? They are just fun games - Long Ball, Touch Bullrush, Rounders, Capture the flag etc.

(PHOTOS BELOW)

BEACH TO BASIN 2007
– 4th March 2007 –

On Sunday the 4th of March 2007, the SPORT NORTHLAND – BEACH to BASIN Fun Run took place. Kamo Intermediate had a huge presence there as we had 56 teams entered, involving at least 227 students, countless parents and 13 K.I.S Staff. There were also family teams entered which featured some K.I.S students. With 36% of the school population taking part, not only was it a fun day but a very proud day for our school! Awesome Channel 'K' Spirit Everyone!

(PHOTOS BELOW)

 

 

 

KAMO INTERMEDIATE BOYS CRICKET
– 16th March 2007 –

Friday the 16th March saw our K.I.S Boys Cricket Team take on the Boys from Whangarei Intermediate (W.I.S). The match was a 35 over contest played at Kensington Park.

We won the coin toss and put W.I.S into bat. After their 35 overs they scored a solid 116/5. K.I.S Captain Cam P had the best bowling figures with 2 wickets.

In reply the K.I.S openers (Thomas R & Jacob C) saw off the new ball, before Dylan J (no. 3) scored 40 and Cam P (no. 4) scored a team high 41 not out to reach their target of 117/5 in 31.2 overs.

Awesome result boys! Well done to Coach J Williams and her Assistant, Coach Witten.

K.I.S Boys Cricket Team
Thomas R – Room 15, Jacob C – Room 10
Dylan J – Room 4, Cam P (Captain) – Nikau C
Neelesh R – Room 2, Darren G – Room 16
Adam O – Room 3, Travis C – Room 7, Matty B – Room 3
Keeley J – Nikau A, Drake N – Room 14
Courts W – Room 2 and Tim O – Room 2.
Reserves: Sean D - 17, Liam S - 11, Mitchell W – 15.
(PHOTOS BELOW)

 

INTER-SCHOOL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
– 21st March 2007 –

Wednesday 21st March was the day that the Whangarei Primary Schools Swimming Champs took place at the Tikipunga High School pool. Also at stake was one of the most valuable trophies at Intermediate School competitions world-wide, "The WIS/KIS Challenge Shield".
 
Thanks to our team of superb swimmers, we were able to regain the "PRECIOUS" trophy from Whangarei Intermediate. Well Done Team!!!

 

 

TABLE TENNIS CHAMP COACHING AT K.I.S
– During Term One 2007 –

We were very fortunate that during Term One at our school we had New Zealand Table Tennis Champ and Commonwealth Medal Winner KAREN LI coaching our kids in Table Tennis.

On Thursdays during the last 5 weeks Karen Li has come in and taken class groups to tutor them in basic skills and also having fun. All the students have had One common complaint . . . It wasn’t long enough!! Thank You Ms Li for all you expertise and help in improve Table Tennis at K.I.S

KAMO INTERMEDIATE STUDENT – TAKES ON THE WORLD
– 30th March 2007 –

Kamo Intermediate and Room 18 student, Kaitlyn H is at the World Indoor Archery Tournament in Germany.

Kaitlyn’s Mum, reports that Kaitlyn shoots a traditional recurve style bow and they are not easy to use. Shooting conditions are not easy and these small individuals have to remain focused for 2 - 3 hours as they shoot 60 arrows all under a timing regime.

Kaitlyn has approached the tournament very calmly and as a result, her average score is 30 odd points above the current world record. Currently Kaitlyn is in Second place (Daisy from England is leading) which is something to be proud of.

She has 3 more tournament days to go and then a few days to explore Germany or Austria before returning home via LA. As soon as we find out, we will get a final update on how Kaitlyn got on.

(Many Thanks to Kaitlyn’s Mum and Mrs Davies for sending us this report!)

 

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TERM TWO - 2007

Kamo Intermediate Hockey
– 26th April 2007 –

This year we have FIVE teams entered into the local JMC (junior) Hockey competition. In the Girls A Grade Competition we have 2 teams (Red and Green), and in the B Grade Girls Competition we also have 2 teams (Red and Green). For the first time in decades we also have a Boys Hockey Team.

All games are played at the Northland Hockey Complex at Kensington Park, Whangarei. There we have teams playing on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays (so if you want to support our teams come down and watch).

 

(CHECK OUT THE HOCKEY PAGE – UNDER THE "SPORTSCENTRE" MENU)

 

 

Kamo Intermediate Netball
– 28th April 2007 –

The Junior Netball competition has started with the first games on Saturday morning 28th April. This year Kamo Intermediate has EIGHT teams competing. The Junior competition takes place on Saturday mornings at the Northland Netball Complex, Kensington Park, Whangarei.

If you’ve GOT NOTHING TO DO SATURDAY MORNINGS? Get yourself to the Netball courts and support our teams!!!

(CHECK OUT THE NETBALL PAGE – UNDER "SPORTSCENTRE" )

 

 

 

WINTER SPORTS TOURNAMENT 2007
Kensington Sports Grounds
– Friday 25th May 2007 –

On Friday 25th May our school, along with 2000 other intermediate school students attended the 2007 Winter Sports Tournament at the Kensington Sports Grounds.

The Winter Sports Tournament is where all children play sports in a social situation, in other words for FUN! Kids who don’t play sports try netball or soccer even basketball, while the top rugby player might try league, the top hockey players play netball but most students are encouraged to ENJOY!!

Our students said Winter Sports 2007 was fun, exciting, interesting, super, great and AWESOME!!!
 

(CHECK OUT OUR WINTERSPORTS PAGE - UNDER 'SPORTSCENTRE")

 

 

 

SHEPHERD & MCKINLEY TROPHY (HOCKEY)
– 27th May 2007  –

This year Kamo Intermediate had 3 teams entered into the Shepherd and McKinley Trophy Tournament. The Girls A Grade Teams KIS Red and KIS Green were in the Shepherd competition and the KIS Boys Team were in the McKinley Trophy competition. There were also numerous KIS students playing for most of the other teams (Springfield, Ruatangata, Hora Hora and Mid Northern).

In the Girls competition, the KIS Green Team came 7th. The KIS Red Team (after getting through on penalty strokes against Springfield) played the final against Ruatangata Blue. In a very tense game, the outcome KIS Red 0, Ruatangata Blue 1. Well done to both teams and hard luck to our girls. Congratulations Ruatangata!

In the Boys competition there were 5 teams Springfield, Kerikeri, Hora Hora, Mid Northern and K.I.S. Played in a round robin competition for the McKinley Trophy. The KIS Boys were lucky enough to win their games without conceding a goal. Well done BOYS! Winners of the McKinley Trophy 2007 (Mr Nic can’t stop smiling).

KIS BOYS


Iain A – Dan B – Mark D
Lindsay D – Kaiora E – Aidan H
Keeley J – Jordan N – Cam P
Liam P – Nick R – Duran W
* McKinley Trophy Winners *

  Photo courtesy of M Lindsay

 

 

 

PAIHIA FUN-RUN
– Sunday 10th June 2007 –

For the past few years Mr. Epskamp and Mr. Brown have organized a group of Kamo Intermediate students (teachers and parents as well) to enter the Paihia Fun-Run.

They have 3 main sections, “The Run” and “The Fast-Walk” which is 8 kilometres, and “The Fun-Walk” which is only 6 kilometres. The start was at the Village Green, you then followed the main road before going through the Treaty Grounds, past the Copthorne (on the beachside) before heading back to town to the finish.

This year we had 44 students take part (mostly from the girls hockey teams) 4 teachers, heaps of parents and a famous Black Stick! Laura Douglas (and her dad). Mr. Witten was the first KIS’site home coming in 12th (in 34mins 50sec), Amy M was the first girl home and Aidan was the first boy.

It was great day at the Fun-Run, we hope to see you there next year!!!

 

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TERM THREE - 2007

 

 

WHANGAREI JUNIOR INDOOR BOWLS
– Friday 18th August 2007 –

On Friday, not only was it mufti day at Kamo Intermediate but it was also the day of the Junior Indoor Bowls Competition in Whangarei. This year our Coach Mr Nicholson had 4 teams competing with our worse result being a 7th place, but the other 3 teams came in First, Second and Third. The winners and Champions for 2007 were K.I.S-A (Alana, Sarah, Amberly & Kirsten all from Nikau) Congratulations!!!! Awesome Result Everyone.

 

 

 

KIS CROSS COUNTRY 2007
– Friday 24th August 2007 –
(CHECK OUT THE CROSS COUNTRY PAGE UNDER OUR SPORTSCENTRE MENU)

The dreaded KIS Marathon or in other words the Cross Country Championships took place on a pretty fine Friday afternoon! Lots of colour and heaps of cheering were the hallmarks of this year’s event.

Awesome effort to all those who took part (Room 2 had the most participants with 31) The Winner of the Syndicate Shield for X-Country is TAWA, with Nikau second and Rimu third.

Congratulations to our place getters especially our Champions. Well Done Everyone!!!

YEAR-7 GIRLS
1st TAYLA G – NA
2nd Kyla M – NB
3rd Greer M – 11

4th Abbey S–11 : 5th Hannah R–15 : 6th Chenae S–15
7th Kalia T–8 : 8th Anna T–18 : 9th Rosie P–2 : 10th Keegan P–13

YEAR-7 BOYS
1st ETHAN C – 10
2nd Samuel L – 16
3rd David C – 4

4th Daniel H–NA : 5th Liam H–14 : 6th Nathan C–NA
7th Kadince C–8 : 8th Cam R–5 : 9th Harry L–13 : 10th Mackenzie M–4

YEAR-8 GIRLS
1st KARINA T – NC
2nd Heather F – 5
3rd Alana C – NA

4th Steevie H – 9 : 5th Becky H–13 : 6th Nicole D–13
7th Chloe A–6 : 8th Amy M–NC : 9th Olivia M–10 : 10th Briana T–11

YEAR-8 BOYS
1st DANIEL R – 18
2nd Steve A – 17
3rd Cee-Jay T-M – 3

4th Courts W–2 : 5th Duran W–NA : 6th Travis C–7
7th Hayden W–18 : 8th Thomas R–15 : 9th Josh A–10 : 10th Keeley J–NA

OVERALL POINTS FOR X-COUNTRY
1st Tawa = 459
2nd Nikau = 444
3rd Rimu = 403
4th Kowhai = 355
5th Matai = 347

 

 

 

K.I.S NETBALL
– Saturday 25th August 2007 –
(CHECK OUT THE KIS NETBALL PAGE UNDER OUR SPORTSCENTRE MENU)

Saturday 25th, was finals day for all Netball Competitions at the Northland Netball Centre. All our K.I.S Netball teams had their last games, but our KIS-1 Team were playing the Section One Championship Final against WIS-1.

Although the WIS team had been the team to beat throughout the year, finals are something else. A very good, but very tense (mostly for the parents) game developed with the WIS team taking an early lead in the first quarter, and then our girls coming back to almost be level at halftime. By the end of the third quarter WIS were still ahead by a solitary goal and at fulltime the players and parents were still unsure.

In the end the Champions in the Section One Competition for 2007 were, by 23-24 “KIS-1” Congratulations to the players and especially their coach Karen Compton. YEAH!!!!!

 

 

NETBALL-KIS 1
Nikita C-P, Steevie H, Kellie W, Huia T
Nicole D, Olivia G, Kayla K, Danielle P, Abbey R
Coach – Ms. Compton

 
(Also: Congratulations to Miss Easterbrook (Room 13) and her team "Marist Combined" who have won the Senior Premiere Competition for 2007)

 

 

 

K.I.S BOYS HOCKEY TEAM
– 31st August 2007 –
(CHECK OUT THE KIS HOCKEY PAGE UNDER OUR SPORTSCENTRE MENU)

The first Boys K.I.S Hockey team (in 30 years apparently) took part in the local JMC A-Grade Hockey competition. Every Friday night for the past 15 weeks they have played against Hora Hora, Springfield and Kerikeri (there were only 4 teams in our competition).

We have won the FRANKLIN CUP, Northland's JMC A-Grade Competition for 2007. We’ve played 15 games winning 11, losing 2 and with 2 draws. The boys have scored 52 goals (most in the competition) this season and have given up 20 (equal lowest in the competition) well done Guys, and an awesome job by their coaches Mr Nicholson and Mr Polamalu.

K.I.S BOYS HOCKEY TEAM
Keeley J (Captain), Iain A, Josh C
Mark D, Jamie H, Jordan N, Cam P
Nick R, Duran W, Dan B, Lindsay D
Aidan H, Liam P.
Coaches - Mr Nic and Mr Polamalu

 

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TERM FOUR - 2007

KIS HOCKEY PRIZEGIVING
– Wednesday 17th October 2007 –

At the end of the Hockey year, it is time to give out awards to all those who took part in the Kamo Intermediate Hockey Programme. Although most students have already been taught how to play, a lot of former pupils end go on to National team honours (this year there were 7 former students selected for the Black Sticks Squad to meet Korea later on this season: Charlotte Harrison, Laura Douglas, Alana Millington, Anna Thorpe, Jasmine McQuinn, Kelesy Dunn and Stacy Michelsen). So maybe some of these players could join this group in the years to come.

KIS GREEN B-GRADE Girls Team

Best and Fairest Award
TRACY N
Most Improved Player
KERRY G
Most Valuable Player
JAYNEE F

KIS RED B-GRADE Girls Team

Best and Fairest Award
KELLY S
Most Improved Player
REBECCA M
Most Valuable Player
JOVARNA V

KIS GREEN A-GRADE Girls Team

Best and Fairest Award
CASSIDY A
Most Improved Player
CAITLYN C
Most Valuable Player
CHLOE A

KIS RED A-GRADE Girls Team

Best and Fairest Award
AMY M
Most Improved Player
ABBEY S
Most Valuable Player
BECKY H

KIS A-GRADE Boys Team

Best and Fairest Award
IAIN A
Most Improved Player
CAM P

Most Valuable Player
KEELEY J

Outstanding Performance Of The Year
KIS BOYS HOCKEY TEAM

Kamo Intermediate Hockey “Overall Player Of The Year”
KEELEY J (Boys Team Captain)

 

 

 

WORLD CUP TABLOIDS
– 23rd October 2007 –
(CHECK OUT THE RUGBY WORLD CUP TABLOIDS WEBPAGE UNDER THE SPORTSCENTRE MENU)

This year as part of the Kamo Intermediate Events Calender, We had a unique way of getting our school involved in this year’s RUGBY WORLD CUP.

At assembly on 5th of September (before the start of the World Cup) Each Class drew out of a hat one of the participating countries which they would represent. They would also do units on their countries to find out all they could. This is our Team List:

Room 2 – Argentina, Room 3 – England, Room 4 – Romania, Room 5 – Samoa.
Room 6 – Portugal, Room 7 – Namibia, Room 8 – USA, Room 9 – France.
Room 10 – Wales, Room 11 – Fiji, Room 13 – Ireland, Room 14 – Canada.
Room 15 – South Africa, Room 16 – Georgia, Room 17 – Scotland, Room 18 – Japan.
Nikau A – Australia, Nikau B – Tonga, Nikau C – Italy.
Teachers – All Blacks.

Then on Tuesday 23rd (Day after Labour Day) we had the World Cup Tabloids, where all the countries (dressed up in their national colours)  went out and played fun activities like Ripper Rugby, Touch, Long Ball, Rounders, Dodgeball, Battleship hockey and many more. It was an awesome, colourful and fun day.
 

 

 

One of the unique events that is a staple of Life at Kamo Intermediate is the “LUNCHTIME SPORTS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS”!

As every class competes, every class can win with numerous competitions from Hockey to Rugby, Bowls to Badminton, Chess to Knucklebones… Here are Kamo Intermediate’s

***ROLL OF CHAMPIONS for 2007***

 

TUG OF WAR
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: NIKAU A
RUNNER UP: ROOM 7

PLATE
WINNER: ROOM 5
RUNNER UP: NIKAU B


SCATTERBALL
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: ROOM 15
RUNNER UP: NIKAU C

PLATE
WINNER: ROOM 13
RUNNER UP: ROOM 14


LONGBALL
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: NIKAU B


TABLE TENNIS
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: NIKAU A
RUNNER UP: ROOM 10

PLATE
WINNER: NIKAU B
RUNNER UP: ROOM 3


BADMINTON
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: ROOM 16
RUNNER UP: ROOM 3

PLATE
WINNER: ROOM 17
RUNNER UP: ROOM 7


NETBALL
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: ROOM 9
RUNNER UP: ROOM 13


SOCCER
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: ROOM 10
RUNNER UP: NIKAU A

PLATE
WINNER: ROOM 14
RUNNER UP: ROOM 2


RUGBY
GIRLS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: RIMU
RUNNER UP: TAWA

BOYS YEAR-7 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: TAWA & MATAI

BOYS YEAR-8 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: TAWA & NIKAU


GOAL SHOOT RELAY
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNERS: ROOM 13
RUNNER UP: ROOM 2


ATHLETICS
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
WINNER: MATAI
RUNNER UP: TAWA

RELAY CHAMPIONS: ROOM 6

 

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