Talent Show
The Coastal Taranaki School Council is holding a whole school talent show on Friday, November 4 at 1pm to raise money for the Senior Ball and Graduation Dinner. We have a variety of performances from groups of students and teachers. We would love you to support them as they perform their talents.
Tickets will be available at the door for $2, and food will be also be available. All profits will contribute to the Senior Ball and Graduation.
Comment Read MoreStudent Disco ’11
Thanks to the School Council and all the students who helped last Friday for an excellent Disco. Especially teachers who were present on the night, and Kgystern for knowing how to turn off the fire alarm!
Comment Read MoreStudent Leaders of 2010 Announced
We have much pleasure in announcing our Student Leaders for 2011. It was very special that so many parents were able to be part of the assembly held on Wednesday. The students have been selected following their formal application, and a week of leadership training in Week 2 at TOPEC or Puniho.
We are confident that such a fine group of young people will make an important contribution to the continued growth of Coastal Taranaki School. Many have already displayed their excellent skills and abilities at the many sporting events held in this busy term.
Sports Captains
Mentored by Mr Hayward
Brook Gray, Ethan Adams and Laine Davies
Cultural Captains
Mentored by Mr Luke
James Connell and Sonny Taingahue-Rongonui
Arts Captains
Mentored by Ms Valentine
Victoria Moyle and Thomas Young
School Council
Mentored by Mr Naughton
Jared Wooldridge (Chairperson), Jack Cruden (Secretary and Treasurer)
They are, of course, led by our Head Students (Britney Rameka and Stanton Brown) and their Deputies (Sarah Jones and Brook Gray). They are mentored by the Senior Leadership Team.
Comment Read MoreSchool Council Annual Report, 2010
This has been an interesting and exciting year for our School Council. We have achieved a fulfilling amount throughout the duration of the year, including sponsorship of people in the community and charities, encouraging student feedback in school, and providing a voice for student opinion; supporting students to make changes happen.
Comment Read MoreSchool Council Chairperson’s Report, 2010
Being Chairperson of the School Council for the later half of last year, I already had an abundance of inspiration and plans for the Council in the year ahead.
I wanted to make positive change in the school and give a voice to every student. I wanted to prove that the students in our school can make huge change and achieve what they really want out of school.
Good luck to the School Council of 2011, all the best!
Kara Brown
Comment Read MoreSchool Council Treasurer’s Report, 2010
My ambitions as Treasurer for our School Council for 2010 have included improving transparency in the way the Council operates, encouraging student and community applications for support and funding, and to leave the Council in a sound financial position, with a clear direction for the future.
I believe we have made great progress in terms of purpose and direction, and I hope to see our School Council further develop as a very worthwhile asset to our community in the future.
William Lower
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