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Congratulations to Te Koo Utu for winning the Family Feud final over Te Koopu Maania last Thursday and taking out Academic Week.

As a result of this latest event, Te Oko Horoi holds a slender two point lead over Te Koo Utu.

The Community & Sustainability Committee recently hosted its Students Against Dangerous Driving (SADD) Week shining a spotlight on the importance of road safety.

A powerful mock crash scene brought the consequences of dangerous driving to life showing what can happen when drivers make poor choices on our roads.

Student actors played victims in the crash and emergency services showcased the real-life response to such crashes including using the jaws of life to dismantle the car, arresting the driver, and loading 'victims' into an ambulance.

We hope that the sight and sounds made a lasting impact on new and younger drivers. It is a grave reminder that we all need to make good decisions before we get in the car and drive.

A special thanks to the local fire brigade, St John and police for their involvement and support. Fire and Emergency NZ, St John Ambulance, New Zealand Police

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We are proud to congratulate FOUR of our senior Drama students on being selected as part of the SGCNZ National Shakespeare Schools Production!

Only 48 students are chosen from both the SGCNZ Regional and National competitions and our own Blake Hanson, Madeleine Pryor, Milla Seath and Vinnie Proebstel have been selected. They will join some of Aotearoa's most talented young performers at a week long camp and Shakespearean intensive in Poneke during the September term break.

From there, 24 students are then selected to join the SGCNZ Young Shakespeare Company who travel to London for workshops, training and a once in a lifetime performance opportunity on The Globe Stage. Current students Aspen Gooch and Evelyn Winter were selected for this company in 2025 and jet off to London at the end of this term.

Congratulations to the four of you, we could not be prouder of your incredible success.

At today's Year 10 assembly we acknowledged students for consistently demonstrating Reach values in core classes. Congratulations to the students below for being recognised and their hard work.

Thirty Year 10s were also acknowledged for having 100 per cent attendance.

Keep up the good work!

🎊🎊We were so proud to have nine of our year 13 students graduate from the Waikato Management School Leadership Academy recently.

Through the academy, the students engaged with leadership concepts and training, exploring how to find their own voice and values.

The had a taste of uni life with a first-year UniStart paper, and built real-world leadership skills during the four-month course.

Congratulations to Maggie Strawbridge, Anna Crouchman, Erin Bouwer, Ethan Harvey, Timur Faulkner, Aimee Henwood, Hayley Clarke, Blake Williams and Chloe Vincent.

🎼Congratulations to The Kemureti Quintet who performed at the NZ Chamber Music Contest at Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts yesterday. 🎹🎻

The quintet is made up of Austin Savage on piano, Valentina Di Maio and Nicole Van Der Maazen on violin, Zoe Clarke on viola and Katrina Winter on cello and they performed Adagio in C Minor by Daniel Peters. An original composition by our own Mr Peters.

The adjudicated comments included “Your sustained playing was commendable. As an ensemble, you all played with poise and great respect for the music, which is technically demanding.”

Don't forget to get your tickets for Camhigh by Candlelight from Kindo for a special evening of live music.
Tickets $10 from Kindo store - limited door sales
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Tickets now available for Camhigh by Candlelight.
Camhigh by Candlelight is a special evening of live music featuring talented students from Cambridge High School. This candlelit concert showcases our classical and acoustic ensembles and performers. Join us for an elegant evening of music.

Cambridge High School Hall, June 18, 7pm.
Tickets $10 from Kindo store - limited door sales

A huge thank you to two incredible groups from Cambridge High School for fundraising towards our Wings2Learn programme, supporting children in Afghanistan to access essential learning materials they need to thrive at school.

The Junior Execs hosted a bake sale, while the LEOS organised a movie night. Together, they raised an amazing $600 for the programme, which will ensure an entire classroom of children receive a year's worth of stationery.

We are so grateful for your enthusiasm, generosity, and commitment to making a difference. Thank you for creating brighter futures through education. 💙📚

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