Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
2011 Lunchtime Sport Softball winners!
Room 5 are the winners of the Lunchtime Sport inter-class Softball tournament for 2011! We beat the Sports Class (Room 17) in an exciting final where after the first turn at bat for each team, the scores were tied at 6 runs each. Another full turn at bat for each team (where everybody bats once) was played, and Room 17 scored another 6 runs. We came into bat last, and managed to score 7 runs, with the last batter Matthew Tuson, hitting home himself and two other base runners to win the game. This is now the fifth year in a row that Room 5 has won the tournament. The team was- Eilis Yates, Eden French-Putu, Liana Scott-Nanthasack, Jess Forkert, Jaimie Jefferson, Ezra Sa'u, Sheridan Tuimaseve, Trent Langeveld, Sheldon Rogers, and Matthew Tuson. CHAMPIONS!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Prize Giving 2011
Jaimie Jefferson was named Sports Woman of the Year at the 2011 Maeroa School Prizegiving. She received the award ahead of 5 other finalists, including Hannah Jenkin and Jessica Forkert, also from Room 5. Sheridan Tuimaseve was a finalist for the Sportsman of the Year. Jessica Needham won the Len Schwabe Trophy for Cultural Achievement and Involvement for 2011, plus the award for the most successful student in Academic Competitions, winning the Excellence in Academic Competitions Cup.
School Concert 2011
Thursday, November 17, 2011
2011 Rotary and Zonta winners
Two Room 5 students were the winners of the 2011 scholarships awarded by the Frankton Rotary Club and the Hamilton Zonta Club at a special school assembly to announce the winners. They were Jess Forkert and Sheridan Tuimaseve. Other Room 5 finalists were Hannah Jenkin and Josh Allen.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Athletic Sports 2011
Students from Room 5 set two new Athletic's records at the school Athletic Sports at Porritt Stadium on Monday 14 November. Kayla Polley set a new Yr 8 Girls High Jump record of 1.43 metres beating the old record set by Gene Hustler in 1984 and tied by Jenna Rathbone in 2003 of 1.42 metres. This was followed by Jaimie Jefferson setting a new record for the Yr 8 Girls Discus previously held by Tami Parata set in 1982 of 27.55 metres. Jaimie's new record was 27.65 metres. Both Jaimie and Kayla later combined with Jess Forkert (R5) and Rae Zapa (R6) to win the Yr 8 Girls 4 x 100m relay. Other students who featured prominately were Hannah Jenkin who gained a second place in both the Yr 8 Girls Discus and Shotput, Annie Oxborrow gaining 2nd in the Yr 7 Girls Cricket Ball Throw and 3rd in the Discus, and Jaimie Jefferson also scored 2nd in the Long Jump.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
2011 Spelling Bee Champion
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
How Idol We've Become
A number of Room 5 students take lead roles in the latest mini-production produced by the school. It is a play setting a message about the various idol shows from television with a twist at the end. Students from Room 5 involved are- Jess Forkert, Jess Needham, Hannah Jenkin, Kayla Polley, Anna Butcher, Yaksh Kataria, Mirella Willson, Liana Scott-Nanthasack, and Laureth Chapman.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
2011 Sports Camp

Thursday, August 25, 2011
Lunchtime Sport Netball
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Oratory 2011
The Room 5 finalists for the Kahikatea team's Oratory final are Jessica Needham, Josh Allen and Matthew Tuson (all at Level 4), and Staria Green and Carly McIlroy (both at Level 3). All the class completed their speeches in front of the full class at either Level 3 or 4 on the English Curriculum. They all attempted "to be the best they can be".
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Cross Country 2011
Once again Room 5 students featured in the annual school Cross Country, with a number all finishing in the top six within the Championship group. They were- Annie Oxborrow (2nd) and Staria Green (5th) in the Yr 7 girls, Trent Langeveld (2nd) in the Yr 7 boys, Kayla Polley (3rd) in the Yr 8 girls, and Jonno Barnes (6th) in the Yr 8 Boys. Others also excelled, achieving or bettering their goals. At the next week's school Assembly, it was announced that Kahikatea team had won the team's points, so we are champions once again, defending our title from last year.
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