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 HALCOMBE
SCHOOL
" Today for Tomorrow "
Senior students form the Student Council
and play an important role in our school.
Student Council provides opportunities for
leadership.
Council members learn to communicate effectively
with their fellow students.
Congratulations to the following students who have
been named as our Student Council for 2012:
 Keelin Hardman
(Treasurer)
Jade
Christiansen (Secretary & House Captain Rimu)
Olivia Jurgens
Emily Heremia
(House Captain Matai)
Cara Gates (House Captain Totara)
Nick Langtry
Te Aniwa O'Fee
(President & House Captain Kauri)
Tamara Williams
The Council meets
regularly and organises a number of projects for the
school.
Council members gain experience in running
committee meetings
and organising events, such as student discos
and sausage sizzles.
The Student Council runs the school assemblies and puts
on a number of events throughout the school year.
These events provide valuable experience for the Council
and provide all students
with fun & memorable school
days!
Please visit the
Room 6 blog for Student Council news and photos!
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THE KIDS AT HALCOMBE SCHOOL
On Friday, the 25th of May, the Student Council will be
hosting CRAZY DAY! This is an opportunity to dress as
‘crazy’ as you can! We want to see crazy hair, crazy
clothes and even crazy shoes! We have some fun
activities planned and hope everyone is able to join in
this event. Most of us are half crazy already, so it
shouldn’t be a problem!
FROM: THE STUDENT COUNCIL
Sausage Sizzle
On Friday 30th March, the Student Council held their
first sausage sizzle. They were able to raise $200 for the Halcombe Firefighters Sky Tower Challenge fund!
Manawatu Wheelchair Rugby team visit
We welcomed the Wheelchair Rugby Team on Wednesday 4th
April.
We collected gold coin donations and were able to donate
$170 to the team! It was great to play wheelchair rugby
and we appreciated hearing the players share their life
experiences and the challenges that they face every day.
Lovely New Statues!
The Student Council have purchased two beautiful garden
statues for our Environment Area as part of their
contribution to our community. Thank you, students!
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