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LEADERSHIP Executive Principal’s Prize-giving Address

It is my absolute pleasure to welcome you all to this special occasion, as we gather in this magnificent setting to celebrate the achievements of our boys. I am deeply humbled and honoured to have the opportunity to speak to you as a community for the first time. First, I would like to acknowledge our Bishop, The Right Reverend Dr Peter Carrell, our Board Chair, Hugh Lindo, the members of the Board, our dedicated staff, the Old Boys among us, and, most importantly, the boys of Christ’s College. I also want to extend a warm acknowledgment to the parents, grandparents, and extended families present today. This is an important occasion for all of you as well. For the parents of our Year 13 students, I imagine that one of the thoughts on your mind this afternoon is just how quickly the years have passed; how it feels like only yesterday that your sons were walking through the gates of Christ’s College as Year 9s. As a parent myself, I know how swiftly time can fly. However, today, let us pause, reflect, and take pride in how far our boys have come. Today, we should all feel immensely proud of them. I would like to begin by thanking each and every one of you for the role you have played in making 2024 such a successful year. We are a community, and our strength lies in our ability to work together to create an environment where our boys can truly thrive. I am grateful for your involvement and support. This afternoon is, of course, a time to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our boys. However, it is also an opportunity to reflect on broader matters that are of great importance to our College community, particularly the challenges facing our education sector today. If we were to take a snapshot of education in our country today, it would be understandable to feel a sense of concern. Our national education system, regrettably, continues to lose its academic rigour, year after year. By nearly every

measure, the quality of education in this country is in decline. The very system we wish to champion as a pillar of excellence is, in fact, falling short of that ideal. National performance in literacy and numeracy now trails international benchmarks, and with each release of global test results, we see further evidence of this troubling downward trend. There are undeniable systemic failures within our education system. If these issues are not addressed, they will prevent many of our students from reaching their full potential. Despite ongoing rhetoric surrounding equity in education, we are witnessing an alarming widening of disparities in educational outcomes. So, what role does Christ’s College play in this landscape? What responsibility do we have as part of the national education system? I believe we have a duty to act as a beacon of hope – a lighthouse in this fog. We must bring our voice and influence to the table. Because, despite the challenges we see nationally, here at Christ’s College we are defying the trend. Our academic achievement and the success of our students in co- curricular pursuits remain among the best in the country. Why? Because

we have a clear and unwavering belief in what constitutes an outstanding education and what excellence in teaching and learning looks like. With an evidence-based approach, we are determined to continue relentlessly pursuing this vision. When we think about how best to deliver on our mission of creating an environment in which each boy can be his best, we know that this must be achieved through intentional, high-quality teaching by specialist teachers. A strong academic foundation requires innovating with the application of student learning in a broad range of contexts in which core subject knowledge is still the foundation. It is a space where critical thinking, debate, and academic discourse are encouraged and nurtured. It is an environment in which our Anglican faith shapes and cultivates young men of virtuous character – young men who are motivated to serve their communities, who are unapologetically aspirational yet grounded in humility. It is an environment in which we foster a positive, competitive school culture in which boys are encouraged to pursue personal excellence in all its forms, to develop their strengths,

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and to seek new challenges, because it is the application of their knowledge, skills, and dispositions that will distinguish our boys and, ultimately, prepare them to be contributing members of society in an increasingly competitive and rapidly evolving world of work. Today more than ever, we understand how the brain works, how social and emotional experiences can impact on learning, and how technology can enable learning. Our aspiration is that our boys will choose more, learn more, and be better prepared for their futures. We want them to feel more connected to our College than ever before.

Mr Lindo, on behalf of the entire College community, we thank you for your outstanding service. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in showing your appreciation for Hugh Lindo. I would also like to thank our extraordinary staff here at College. Their dedication to providing the best possible opportunities and experiences for our boys is truly remarkable. Great staff make all the difference, and I feel privileged to work alongside such a passionate and hardworking team. You will not find a more committed group. I ask you all to join me in showing our appreciation for their tireless efforts. Finally, to our Year 13 boys, the Class of 2024 – thank you for the significant contributions you have made to Christ’s College over the past five years. My greatest hope for each of you is that when you leave College, you will do so with confidence in who you are and in your ability to have a positive impact on the world around you. Wherever life takes you, you will always have a home at Christ’s College. You are about to enter a world that is complex and full of challenges, but it is my conviction that you will face those challenges with courage, grace, and dignity. On behalf of the staff, we wish you all the very best in the next chapter of your lives, with all our love and respect. Joe Eccleton Executive Principal

challenging financial times and an unstable educational climate. You may also be aware that our Board Chair, Hugh Lindo, will step down from his position at the end of this academic year. If ever there was a definition of the ultimate College man, it would be Mr Lindo. He is an Old Boy, a past parent, a former president of the Old Boys’ Association, a Fellow of the Board, and, most recently, our Board Chair. His commitment to Christ’s College has been unwavering, and we have been incredibly fortunate to benefit from his leadership.

Our aspiration is that Christ’s College will be the school that sets the benchmark for educational success in this country – and we should be unapologetically ambitious in pursuing this goal. Before I conclude, I would like to extend my thanks to our Board of Governors. Our school is fortunate to be overseen by a highly professional group of people who generously donate their time and expertise. Their specialist skills and experience have enabled Christ’s College to meet its governance responsibilities and navigate

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LEADERSHIP The Chair, Prize-giving Speech

This time last year we farewelled Rob Donaldson after 35 years and then, in July, we said goodbye to Garth Wynne, who, in his eight-and-a-half years as Executive Principal, changed College in a way that was truly transformational. His contribution to College was fittingly acknowledged in a series of celebratory farewell functions in the middle of the year as he headed off to his role with the Round Square organisation. Before Garth left, we had appointed Joe Eccleton, and it was great to welcome Joe and Shelley and their daughters, Sophie and Millie, to College at the beginning of the term. Joe’s poˉwhiri was an extremely moving event as he was farewelled by Cashmere High School and welcomed to College. He has had a fast start, and you will be looking forward to hearing from him very shortly. From the Board’s perspective, we were delighted to secure Joe, and we know that the day-to-day operations of College could not be in better hands. At this point, I want to acknowledge Gillian Simpson, who stepped down from the Board to look after the staff and students as the Acting Executive Principal for Term 3, and, in so doing, becoming the first female to have led our College. We were blessed to be able to call on such an experienced and caring educator to stand-in for that term. Thanks as well are due to Dave Simpson for his support of Gillian during that period. You are quite a team. Sadly, Joe’s first day at College, and just before this term started, was the same day that our much loved and respected Flower’s House Matron, Karen Adams, died suddenly. This was a terrible blow to her family, friends, and the Flower’s House and wider College community. She had been in her role for 15 years, a second mum to the boys who passed through the House during her time there. She was caring and committed to the health and wellbeing of the boys. Her passing was a shock for everyone. Her memory will live long in the hearts and minds of all those who knew her.

I also wanted to acknowledge the passing during the year of two former and long-serving members of staff. John Boardman, a member of the English Department, a former Housemaster of Julius House, hockey coach and violinist in the College orchestra and in the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, where he played on this stage numerous times. We also lost the irrepressible Richard Bromley, a College Old Boy, former head of Biology, Housemaster of School House, 1st XI cricket coach, Senior Master, Deputy Headmaster, and, for a period, Acting Headmaster and a man who simply had Christ’s College running through his veins. They will be missed but not forgotten. The governance of College continued to evolve in 2024. Richard Rookes stepped down from the Board during the year and we were joined by Amanda Johnston. We thank Richard for his forthright contribution and commitment and it is great to have Amanda on board. The Board also has access to the skills of those who have volunteered their time as co-opted members of our sub- committees. We are grateful to Simon Botherway and Johnny Cochrane for their stewardship of our Foundation and to Amy Liu for her work on our Finance sub-committee. We are confident the Board is well positioned to set the next iteration of our strategy for 2025 to 2030 to ensure Christ’s College continues to deliver leading academic and co-curricular programmes to our students. The Board is deeply conscious of the impact of another large increase in our fees. Our cost structure reflects the diversity of the programmes that we offer and the reality of the need for continued maintenance, and reinvestment in our heritage campus. The Board has a determined focus on achieving the financial freedom to continue the investment we need to make in the years ahead. We sincerely appreciate the ongoing support of our parent community. It is very much appreciated. The College community is far reaching. It is not just the current

boys and their parents, but extends to all those who feel a connection with College irrespective of how and when those connections were formed. We have seen the engagement of that community and the affirmation of those connections in the myriad functions and events that are run by and through College. The 175th anniversary events in February next year are well set to be a great celebration of those connections. To Joe and all our staff, thank you for your efforts in 2024. The Board wishes you a long, well-deserved, and restful summer. To the Year 13s who have had to listen to me speaking at this event for each of the past five years but never again, thank you for your patience but, more importantly, for your contribution to College during your time with us. May your futures be blessed as you leave this place. Finally, to my colleagues on the Board, thank you for your contribution to the governance of College. Thank you also to Mel Murrell and Rob McFarlane for their help in supporting the Board. To my successor, Jeremy Johnson, who takes over next week, and our new Deputy Chair, Gillian Simpson, all the best. College is in good hands. To finish where I started. To all of you here today, the boys, your parents, our staff and governors, and our Old Boys ... This is your College … Louder Still! Thank you. Nga¯ mihi. Hugh Lindo Chair

of a tradition that was, at the time, controversially not maintained by reading (not singing) the first verse and chorus of the College song with a hope of a revival at the 175th events in February. “Come, all ye College boys, sing lustily, I pray, And recollect your battle cry, and ring it out today, Upraising, with a mighty sound of hip-hip-hooray, Your College! College! Louder Still. As in days that have gone before us, So, in seasons now before us, ‘College!’ Shout we all in chorus, With a hip-hip-hip hurrah.” While appreciating the language is reflective of a bygone age, some of the values and themes embedded in the verses of the song remain as relevant in 2024 as they did when the song was written in 1886 – collegiality, a coming together, pride, passion, teamwork, effort, friendship, commitment, and community. When the song was sung at a full school Chapel or Assembly, it was quite a thing… Anyway, please forgive a little bit of

shameless nostalgia. Nau mai, haere mai

E te manuhiri tuarangi, Haere mai moˉ te¯nei hui, moˉ te¯nei kaupapa oˉ te ra¯ Noˉ reira, te¯na¯ koutou, te¯na¯ koutou

As we were singing our national anthem, I was reflecting on what a great Carol Service we had last night. On behalf of all who attended, I wanted to thank Cameron Pickering, Robert Aburn, and the choir for putting together such a special service. Continuing on a musical theme, in years gone by these events would

have included a stirring rendition of the College song that was simply entitled College . As we approach our 175th celebrations in 2025 and consider our motto, ‘Bene Tradita, Bene Servanda’, ‘good traditions, well maintained’, I thought it was worth reminding the Old Boys among us and enlightening the current boys

Te¯na¯ koutou katoa Welcome, welcome, Visitors from afar Welcome to this meeting, To the important discussion of the day, Therefore, greeting, greetings.

Greetings to you all. It’s been quite a year.

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LEADERSHIP The Head Prefect’s Prize-giving Speech

you’ll encounter more than enough of those people throughout your lives. What I mean is that you can never truly appreciate the beauty of your surroundings and love those around you if you can’t genuinely appreciate and love yourself. I can attest to this with my experience in my role this year and as a College student over the past three years. While it hasn’t always been the easiest to believe in myself, the support and confidence I’ve gained from others has been invaluable in helping me become the person I am today and I will forever be grateful for their contributions. First, I’d like to thank Mr Matt Cortesi and Mr Keri Campbell for their guidance and wisdom, my fellow Year 13s, who have been through their journeys alongside me and with whom I have found many lifelong friends, and my Prefects, who have fulfilled their duties admirably, showing up on even the

harshest mornings for our 7.45am meetings, leading by example around the school, and excelling in their respective committees and Houses with their innovative ideas. To my Deputy, Albie Roberts, mate, it’s been a heck of a year. I’ve tried my hardest but I know I haven’t been the best partner at times, but, regardless, using your attributes and your warm and charismatic personality you have shone brightly, not only as a leader, but as an awesome friend. Without the tireless work you have put in, I would not be able to stand up here today and say that we’ve done a pretty good job. To Dr Michael Field, ‘Fieldo’, the mana you have displayed not only to me but to all of us Julius lads is why Julius House is the safe and welcoming environment it is, allowing boys like myself to grow into well-rounded individuals under your wing as our mentor (another reason why Julius is the best House

at College). Sir, I wish you all the best in your future ventures in Kenya as you continue to nurture young people as you have here for the past seven-and-a-half years. Last, to my family, more specifically my parents. Mum, Dad, I know there have been times when I’m first out of the house and last back in, and when we do get to see each other and you ask me about my day, I’m always moody, tired, hungry and/or complaining about something that’s happened at school. However, 17 years later, after all we’ve been through, you are both always the first ones in my corner. I love you guys. As I take off my korowai and hand over the responsibilities of this school to our future leaders, Ihaka, Aaron, and Harrison, I want them to know that they have my full support and trust as they take this College to new heights coming into its 175th year. I would now like to invite Ihaka up to the stage. Ihaka, you have been picked for this role for all the right reasons. Use the skills and the character you possess to flourish in your role next year. Just remember: “O le tele o sulu e maua ai figota.” Through collaboration, the most difficult challenges can be overcome. Our strength does not come from us alone but from many. To conclude, one final message to all. Your life, at the end of the day, is what you make it. As the one and only Winston Churchill once said, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give”. So, give yourselves as many chances as possible to succeed, while still enjoying every minute as they come and go, as it will all be done before you know it. I will be forever thankful for this wonderful opportunity and will cherish the memories that have come with it. And with that, for one last time, PTTP. Zinzan Bondarenko-Leatua Head Prefect 2024

Now one may think, with the number of speeches I’ve given this year, writing this one was a walk in the park. Well, surprisingly, this was not the case. This isn’t just another one of those Assembly speeches where I (quote from another College student) “yap about some random stuff on stage for a couple of minutes”. Instead, I have to try and encapsulate the learnings and experiences I’ve obtained as a part of this Christ’s College family, while still trying to keep it at an acceptable length. I’ll give it a go. I’ve spoken on various topics throughout this year, with some messages being more ‘interesting’ than others. I mean, who could blame me? It’s not the easiest job keeping a group of teenage boys and all the staff awake on a Thursday morning. However, I’ve learnt, from being on both sides of a lectern, that the best messages and pieces of advice usually, aren’t much longer than a sentence. So here’s mine – a two-word question followed by a one-word answer. It doesn’t matter what you’re doing or when, but ask yourself, ‘Who cares?’ The answer should be ‘you’. See, we frequently get so caught up in the midst of other people’s opinions and judgements and the looming pressures of assignments, work, and external factors that we end up losing track of why we do the things we do, typically leading us to burn out, as we run ourselves into the ground trying to please everyone and everything. Now, boys, I’m not saying that you should stick your noses out and let your arrogance run free. Trust me,

Te¯na¯ koutou katoa Ko Aoraki te maunga Ko Oˉ takaro te awa

journeys we have had over this year, and, for some of us, a final reflection on an odyssey now coming to its closing credits. Every year our College community continues to thrive; if anything, I doubt that statement will ever be false. Some special moments showcasing this come to mind. Our Senior A Basketball team winning its second national title in three years, two incredible school productions, Anything Goes and Puffs , a record- breaking 11 Gold Duke of Edinburgh Awards, and 35 NZQA Academic Scholarships, four of which were at the Outstanding level, let alone all of the achievements and celebrations you will see today.

Ko Bondarenko-Leatua te wha¯nau Ko Ned raua ko Nat taku ma¯tua Ko Mikey toˉku teina Ko Eliza toˉku tuahine Ko Te Kura Karaiti toˉku kura Noˉ Oˉ tautahi ahau Мои предки с Дальнего Востока России I lo’u ava, ma lo’u fa’a alo alo lava, oute fa’a Talofa atu ai. I want to start by welcoming all the students, staff, wha¯nau, and friends to this year’s prize-giving. This event is the perfect occasion to celebrate the successes of those we care about and look back on the

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Commerce Katie Southworth BBA Business Management (Lancaster University, UK), GradDipTchgLng, Economics and Accounting (Teachers College, Christchurch) Logan Ball BSpMgt (Auckland), DipTchg William Bell BCom (Canterbury), DipTchg, Principal's Nominee Graeme Christey BCom (Canterbury), CA, DipTchg

Geography, History, Systems & Justice Neil Nicholson B Sc (Canterbury), DipTchg Joshua Kim BA (Canterbury), MTchgLn History, Geography, Systems & Justice Samantha Stevenson BA (Canterbury) BA(Hons) (Canterbury), GradDipTchg (Canterbury) Warren Lidstone BA(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg, GCertOTL History Liz Hay BA (Canterbury), DipTchg Ben Vink BA(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg International Culture & Languages Elaine Tang BA(Hons) (Southampton), PGCE Steve Everingham BSc (Canterbury), DipTchg Maude Turgeon-Leblanc BA (Sherbrooke), Cert (Sherbrooke), MA Tchng (Otago) Learning Centre & ESOL Gill Kilpatrick BA(Hons) (Leeds), PGCE Alexandra Robertson BA(Hons) (University of Lancaster), PGCE (Secondary University of Newcastle upon Tyne), TESOL (Trinity College) Learning Centre – Literacy Sarah Loughnan BEd (Canterbury), DipTchgLng (College of Education) Kate Morris BA (Canterbury) GradDipTchgLn (College of Education) Learning Centre – Numeracy Shelly Jackson BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchgLng (College of Education) Claire Sparks BTchLn (Canterbury) Media Studies Chris Waugh BA (Otago), DipSecTchg (NZGSE) Zac Knight BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchLn (College of Education) Claire Nicolson BPhysEd, GDSE (Otago)

Mathematics & Statistics Amanda Lester GradDipTchLn(Secondary) (Mathematics, Science and Chemistry) (Christchurch College of Education), MEd (Canterbury) Dr Neil de Joux PhD (Applied Psychology) (Canterbury), GDipT (NZGSE) Andrew Glassenbury BSc (Canterbury), MTchgLn (Canterbury) Dr Tom Hawkins BSc(Hons) (Newcastle), PhD (Victoria), GDipTchg (NZGSE) Andrew Levenger BA(Hons) PGCE Secondary (Durham) Robyn McEwen BE(Hons) (Canterbury), GradDipTchgLng (College of Education) Tony O’Connor BEng (Dublin) Darrell Thatcher BSc (Otago), DipTchg Aldine Vorbeck MEdDevPsych (Massey), CertPsychArts (Massey), GradCertEd (UNISA), NatDip(HRM) (UNISA) Arthur Wood HDE SecEd (ECE Kwa-Zulu Natal University) Music Robert Aburn MusB(Hons), DipTchgDist, PGDipEdLead, MTchgLn (Canterbury), LRSM LTCL (London), AIRMT Music Hugo Zanker BFA, MusB(Hons) (Canterbury), Mmus (Musikhochschule Freiburg), GradDipTchgLng (Canterbury) Physical Education & Health, Wellbeing Rob Clarke BPhEd (Otago), DipTchg Matt Thatcher BEd (Physical Education), GradDipTchg Matt Cortesi BLS (Waikato), DipTchg Benn McBrearty BExSci, GradDip Ed Physical Education & Health (Sydney), GradDip Physical Conditioning (Otago) Lionel Randall DipSportsMgmtCoaching (ETA South Africa), BSc (South Africa), PGCertEd (UNISA), PGCert Sport Psychology cum laude (UNISA) Liam O’Leary BSpC, GradDipTchg (Canterbury) Henry Smith BEd (Canterbury), GradDipTchg Ashleigh Ward PostGradDipTchg, BAppSc (Sport/Exercise Science) Physics David Newton BHortSc(Hons) (Lincoln), GradDipTchg Victor Sue-Tang PEng, BESc Civil (Western Ontario), MBA (Ivey), GradDipTchLn (Canterbury) Dr Andrew Taylor BSc(Hons), PhD (Canterbury), DipTchg

Neil Porter BSc (Canterbury), PGDipSportMgt (Massey), DipTchg

Executive Principal (Terms 1 & 2) Garth Wynne BA DipEd (Queensland), MEdAdmin (New England) Acting Executive Principal (Term 3) Gilllian Simpson BSc (Massey), PGDipEdMgt, Dip Tchg

Director of CTER (Fixed-term secondment) Dr Graeme Swanson BSc(Hons) PhD (Edinburgh), DipTchg Chaplain The Reverend Canon Cameron Pickering B.Theol, GradDipTchLn, DipGrad, PGDipChap Director of Character & Leadership, and Service Matt Cortesi BLS (Waikato), DipTchg, Physical Education & Health Director of Wellbeing Education Caroline Black BA (Canterbury), DipTchg, DipPPWB Counsellors Kirsty Robinson BA (Hons), MA (Dist), PGDipChFamPsych (Canterbury), Registered Psychologist Riki Clark BA Counselling, Te Roˉnakitanga ki te Reo Kairangi (Level 5 Te Reo), Cert Dance, Cert Personal Training

Kevin Harris BEd DipTchg (Sydney), RICHARDS Dr Briar Wait BSc MSc PhD (Canterbury), GradDipTchg, ROLLESTON Henry Smith BEd (Canterbury), GradDipTchg, SCHOOL Dr Tom Hawkins BSc(Hons) (Newcastle), PhD (Victoria), GDipTchg (NZGSE), SOMES

Robbie Turrell Bsc (Hons) Business and Psychology, PGCE, MEd Leadership (AUT), Commerce Jennifer Thomas BCom (Lincoln), GradDip (College of Education) Design & Digital Technologies Monique Ellis-Martin BDes, DipTchg Kevin Harris BEd DipTchg (Sydney) Carey Prebble BDes (Massey), DipTchg (NZGSE) Paul Rodley MSc(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg, ICT Craig Walker BSc(Hons) Computing Science (Staffordshire), PGCert (Loughborough) Drama Hannah Clarkson, BEd (Canterbury), DipTchg Nikki Bleyendaal BA, BSc(Hons), GradDipTchg Shannon Small BA (Otago), BPA (Toi Whakaari: NZDS), GradDipTchg (Victoria) Earth & Space Science Dr Anna Johnston BSc(Hons) PhD (Canterbury), DipSecTchg (NZGSE) English Chris Waugh BA (Otago), DipSecTchg (NZGSE) Zac Knight BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchLn (College of Education) Olivia Austin BA (Canterbury) GradDipTchg Emma Bracken BA (Auckland), GradDipTchgLn (Canterbury) Charlotte de Roles BA (Canterbury), DipSecTchg (NZGSE) Claire Nicolson BPhysEd, GDSE (Otago) Ginny Patterson BA (Canterbury), DipTchg Erin Rutherford BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchg (NZGSE)

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Executive Principal (Term 4) Joe Eccleton BA (Otago), MEd (Canterbury)

Art Darryn George BFA (Canterbury), MFA (Melbourne), DipTchg Kate Belton BFA (Otago), DipTchg, MFA Kate Kempthorne-Smith BA (Hons) (Canterbury), BFA (Canterbury), DipTchg (NZ Graduate School) Biology Kirsty Howatson BSc(Hons) (Stirling) Emily Buckley BSc (Canterbury), DipTchg Dr Graeme Swanson BSc(Hons) PhD (Edinburgh), DipTchg Kirstie Tucker BSc(Massey),PostGradDip Science (Massey)MTchgLn Science & Biology (Waikato) Careers Advisors Chris Sellars BSc (Canterbury), DipTchg Ellen Cashion BSc(Hons) PhD (Canterbury), DipTchg Chemistry Scott Franklin BSc (Otago), GradDipTchg Dr Craig Aitken BSc(Hons) PhD (Canterbury), DipTchg Amy Fisher BSc (Hons) (South Hampton), PGCE (Exeter), MEd Leadership (Auckland) Dr Briar Wait BSc MSc PhD (Canterbury), GradDipTchg

Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning (Terms 1 & 2) Nicole Billante MA(Hons) (Canterbury), GradDipTchgLng (College of Education) Acting Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning (Terms 3 & 4) Katie Southworth BBA Business Management (Lancaster University, UK), GradDipTchgLng, Economics and Accounting (Teachers College, Christchurch) Deputy Principal – Planning & Co-curricular Darrell Thatcher BSc (Otago), DipTchg Deputy Principal – Student Care Ben Vink BA(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg, MEd Leadership Director of Advancement Claire Sparks Director of Digital Services Paul Rodley MSc(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg, ICT Director of Finance & Operations Rob McFarlane BCA (Victoria), CA

HOUSEMASTERS Alexandra Robertson BA(Hons)

(University of Lancaster), PGCE (Secondary University of Newcastle upon Tyne), TESOL (Trinity College), CONDELL’S Arthur Wood HDE SecEd (ECE Kwa-Zulu Natal University), CORFE Lionel Randall Dip Sports Management Coaching (ETA South Africa), BSc (South Africa), PGCertEd (UNISA), PGCert Sport Psychology cum laude (UNISA), FLOWER’S (TERMS 1 & 2) Monique Ellis-Martin BDes, DipTchg FLOWER’S (TERMS 3 & 4) Dr Neil de Joux PhD (Applied Psychology) (Canterbury), GDipT (NZGSE), HARPER Matt Thatcher BEd (Physical Education), GradDipTchg, JACOBS Dr Mike Field BA (History), MAppl Sci (Lincoln), PG Dip Tchg (Physical Education and History), PhD (Education – University of Queensland), JULIUS

Classics Olivia Austin BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchg, MEd Leadership

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ADVANCEMENT Director of Advancement Claire Sparks Admissions Registrar Sarah Fechney International Student Manager Sarah Davidson Events Manager Gill Blackler MSc(Hons) (Canterbury), PGCertTertTchg Graphic Designer/Marketing Assistant Melissa Hogan Communications Advisor Martine Cusack Receptionist Charlotte Prebble CCOBA Alumni Manager Lizzie Dyer Senior Development Manager Shelley Keach Future Gifts Manager Laura Forbes

FIXED-TERM TEACHERS Liz de Lautour Various roles, 31 January–6 December 2024 Liz Hay History, 22 July–11 October 2024 Kate Kempthorne-Smith Art, 22 July 2024–24 January 2025 Robyn McEwen Mathematics & Statistics, 29 July–6 December 2024 Christopher Nye Religious Education, 6 May–6 December 2024 Jennifer Thomas Acting HoD Commerce, 15 July 2024–24 January 2025 Robbie Turrell Commerce, 29 July–6 December 2024 Ashleigh Ward Physical Education, 10 June–6 December 2024 TEACHER ROLE TRANSITION Nicole Billante Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning, 26 January 2024 Keri Campbell Deputy Housemaster Flower’s House, 22 July 2024 Dr Neil de Joux Assistant HoD Mathematics & Statistics, 26 January 2024 Charlotte de Roles Deputy Housemaster Jacobs House, 9 September 2024 Travis Dixon HoD Psychology, 26 January 2024 Monique Ellis-Martin Housemaster Flower’s House, 22 July 2024 Dr Mike Field Relinquished role Housemaster Julius House, 8 December 2024 Kirsty Howatson HoD Biology, 26 January 2024 Dr Anna Johnston Earth & Space Science, Geography (permanent), 26 January 2024 Josh Kim Deputy Housemaster Julius House,

Psychology Travis Dixon BA(Canterbury), GradDipTchg (NZGSE) Ginny Patterson BA (Canterbury), DipTchg

Physics Dr Ian Farrell BSc (Hons) (Essex), MSc (Ireland), PhD (Canterbury) Workshop Gavin Love NZ Trade Cert, Adv NZ Trade Cert, MITO, Cert Adult Teaching ITINERANT MUSIC Big Band, Saxophone Claire Oliver LTCL, AIRMT, Cert Jazz Studies Brass Antonio Dimitrov MMus, GradDipTchg Clarinet Jonathan Prior LTCL, LRSM Drums Greg Donaldson Dip Jazz Studies Piano, Voice Shelley Spang MusB (Canterbury), LTCL (Piano & Singing), RMTH SRATH (London), CPSM, NZSMT Contemporary Music Nolan Hungerford LTCL, AIRMT, Cert Jazz Studies Brass, Trumpet Thomas Eves BMus Hons, MPerf Distinction ITINERANT SPEECH & DRAMA Tania McVicar ATCL (Speech & Drama), CertTESOL

Residential Tutors Alex Aitken (Flower’s) Nathan Luff (Flower’s) Will Bradley (Flower’s)

Web Services & Digital Services Support Manager James Brand Digital Services Solutions Architect Mark Gillette Digital Services Technician Ben Smith Database Systems Administrator Kerry McLorinan EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS Executive Assistant to the Executive Principal Mel Murrell Executive Assistant Academic Management Charlotte Ensor BTchgLn(ECE) (Canterbury) FINANCE & OPERATIONS Director of Finance & Operations Rob McFarlane BCA (Victoria), CA Finance Manager Len Van Hout Financial Accountant Daniel Gibbs BCom Human Resources Manager Shari Clunne BA (Canterbury), DipLegalExec (NZ Law Society) and GDipBus

Kevin Guttmann (Richards) Nick Thatcher (Richards) Rhys Thatcher (School) William Jones-Allen (School) Non-Residential Tutors Louis Gunn (Flower’s) Matt Robb (Flower’s) Giselle Pasten (Richards) Rosa Edge (School) Will Greenslade (School) Alex Todhunter (School) Flower’s House Domestic Staff Colleen Bateman Kathleen O’Malley Robyn Taggart Richards House Domestic Staff Keri Duggan Loraine King School House Domestic Staff Leonie Cottle

Religious Education The Reverend Canon Cameron Pickering B.Theol, GradDipTchLn, DipGrad, PGDipChap Christopher Nye BA (Canterbury), GradDipTchg (NZGSE) Te Reo Maˉori & Indigenous Studies Keri Campbell BEd (Physical Education) (Canterbury), GradDipTchLn, PGDipEd (Ho¯aka Pounamu) Te Reo Maˉori Dr Mike Field BA (History), MAppl Sci (Lincoln), PG Dip Tchg (Physical Education and History), PhD (Education – University of Queensland) Steve Everingham BSc (Canterbury), DipTchg Wellbeing Caroline Black BA (Canterbury), DipTchg, DipPPWB Liz de Lautour BPE (Otago), GradDipTeaching (Auckland), PostGradCertCounselling (Canterbury) Workshop Technologies Emma Bradley-Hudson Dipl.-Ing. (Osnabrück), BE(Hons) (Sheffield), GradDipTchLn (Canterbury), MEd (Canterbury) Kerry Brockelbank BEd (Waikato), DipTchg, Engineering, CertIVCarpentry (Palmerston North) Kevin Harris BEd DipTchg (Sydney) Carey Prebble BDes (Massey), DipTchg (NZGSE)

Vicki Skevington Carolyn Thornton

SPORT Director of Sport

ATTENDANCE OFFICER Amanda Glennie

Benn McBrearty BExSci, GradDip Ed Physical Education & Health (Sydney), GradDip Physical Conditioning (Otago) Assistant to the Director of Sport

ARCHIVES Jane Teal MA (Otago), PgCert (Strathclyde), DipTchg Anne Gabrielsson PGDip Mus Stud (Massey), BEd (Dunedin College of Ed)

(HRM) (Massey) Risk Manager Darren Dean Accounts Receivable Janelle Masson Accounts Payable Lovepreet Kaur Michele Taylor KJ Smith Facilities Manager Robbie McKeon Facilities Supervisor Martin Guttmann Maintenance & Grounds Damon Hoare David Miles Jeremy Hopewell Uniform Shop Manager Craig Moffatt

BOARDING STAFF Flower’s House Matron

Stephen Dods Llorne Howell

(Terms 1 & 2) Karen Adams Acting Flower’s House Day Matron (Terms 3 & 4) Stacey James Richards House Day Matron and Assistant to the Housemaster

Assistant to the Director of Sport, and Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Kris Miller BPhEd (Otago), PGDipPC Sports Administration Assistant Sandra Riley

LIBRARY Emma Stilwell BA (Victoria), MIS (Victoria)

Rose Calvert BNurs (Hons), Dip (Library & Information Studies), Dip (Fashion Design), Cert (Digital Media)

(Terms 1 & 2) Stacey James

Teacher Aides Maria Riveros Henry Toulson Tyler Walker

TEACHER NEW APPOINTMENTS Amy Fisher

Acting Richards House Day Matron and Assistant to the Housemaster (Terms 3 & 4) Giselle Pasten School House Matron Sharon Cryer Boarding Community Overnight Nurse Kirsty Black (Term 1)

HEALTH CENTRE Nurses Nicky Taylor RN

9 September 2024 Amanda Lester

Chemistry, 26 January 2024 Andrew Glassenbury Mathematics & Statistics, 26 January 2024 Aldine Vorbeck Mathematics & Statistics, 22 July 2024 Hugo Zanker Director of Music, 6 May 2024

Head of Teaching & Learning, Acting HoD Mathematics & Statistics, 26 January 2024 Andrew Levenger Diploma Awards Coordinator, 26 January 2024 Warren Lidstone Absence to complete College history book, 22 July–20 September 2024

TECHNICIANS Biology Sally Kersey BSc (Canterbury) Chemistry Vicki Bennie NZCS (Biology)

Rachel Trengrove RN Sarah Matheson RN

DIGITAL SERVICES Director of Digital Services Paul Rodley MSc(Hons) (Canterbury), DipTchg

Lydia Sinclair (Terms 2–4) Immerse & Inspire Tutor Liam O’Leary

Christ’s College Canterbury

NON-TEACHING ROLE TRANSITION Stephen Dods Assistant to the Director of Sport, MiC Cricket/Rugby (leave of absence), 1 November 2023–1 March 2024 Charlotte Ensor Executive Assistant Academic Management, 19 February 2024 Craig Moffatt Uniform Shop Manager (permanent), 3 May 2024 NON-TEACHING RESIGNATION Karen Adams Flower’s House Matron, 30 January 2009– 7 October 2024 Sara Ball Executive Assistant Academic Management, 12 December 2016–26 January 2024 Kirsty Black Boarding Community Overnight Nurse, 31 July 2022–12 April 2024 Kirsty Black Boarding Community Overnight Nurse, 31 July 2022–12 April 2024 Stephen Dods Assistant to the Director of Sport, MiC Rugby and Cricket, 19 October 2015–28 September 2024 Nathan Luff Residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 27 January 2023–12 April 2024 Lisa McCleary Finance Manager, 8 June 2020–22 November 2024 Maria Riveros Teacher Aide, 1 February 2016–6 December 2024 Robyn Taggart Domestic (Flower’s House), 3 May 2006– 22 March 2024 Rhys Thatcher Residential Boarding House Tutor (School House), 27 January 2023–6 December 2024 Henry Toulson Teacher Aide, 26 January–6 December 2024 Garth Wynne Executive Principal, 25 January 2016–7 July 2024

Benn McBrearty Physical Education & Health, 31 January 2024 Neil Nicholson Deputy Housemaster Harper House, 26 January 2024 Tony O’Connor Immerse & Inspire Coordinator, 26 January 2024 Shannon Small HoTL (fixed-term), 15 July 2024–24 January 2025 Katie Southworth Acting Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning (fixed-term), 15 July 2024–24 January 2025 Dr Graeme Swanson Director of CTER, 26 January 2024 Darrell Thatcher Deputy Principal – Planning & Co-curricular, 26 January 2024 Kirstie Tucker Biology (Permanent, full-time), 26 January 2024 Maude Turgeon-Leblanc International Culture & Languages (Permanent, full-time), 26 January 2024 Ben Vink Deputy Principal – Student Care, 26 January 2024 Arthur Wood Housemaster Corfe House, 26 January 2024 TEACHER RESIGNATION Nicole Billante Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning, 13 July 2015–19 July 2024 Caroline Black Director of Wellbeing, 2 February 2015–6 December 2024 Mike Field Agribusiness, Te Reo Maˉori, Housemaster Julius House, 24 July 2017–6 December 2024

Leonie Cottle Domestic (School House), 25 January 2024 Laura Forbes Future Gifts Manager, 6 May 2024

Anne Gabrielsson Archivist, 16 April 2024 Louis Gunn

Non-residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 26 January 2024 William Jones-Allen Residential Boarding House Tutor (School House), 26 January 2024 Nathan Luff Residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 6 October 2024 Gavin Love Workshop Technician, 26 January 2024 Robbie McKeown Non-residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 6 March 2024 Charlotte Prebble Receptionist, 22 January 2024 Matt Robb Non-residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 29 February 2024 Lydia Sinclair Boarding Community Overnight Nurse, 5 May 2024 Henry Toulson Teacher Aide, 26 January 2024 Tyler Walker Teacher Aide, 26 January 2024 FIXED-TERM NON- TEACHING Marcus Allan GAP student, 17 July 2023–5 July 2024 Ellen Cashion Careers Advisor, 31 January–25 October 2024 Llorne Howell MiC Cricket, 9 October 2023–6 April 2024 Stacey James Acting Flower’s House Day Matron and Assistant to the Housemaster, 14 October–6 December 2024 Sarah Moore Graphic Designer & Marketing Assistant, 18 November 2024–16 January 2026 Giselle Pasten Acting Richards House Day Matron and Assistant to the Housemaster, 14 October–6 December 2024 Gillian Simpson Acting Executive Principal, 8 July–14 October 2024 Oliver Tutt GAP student, 22 July 2024–27 June 2025

Andrew Glassenbury Mathematics & Statistics, 26 January 2024–29 May 2024 Lionell Randall Housemaster Flower’s House, 22 April 20221–4 June 2024 Taryn Randall Various teaching roles, 2 August 20221–4 June 2024 Ashleigh Ward Physical Education & Health, 10 June–6 December 2024

2024 GAP STUDENTS Marcus Allan (UK) 17 July 2023–5 July 2024

NON-TEACHING NEW APPOINTMENTS Alex Aitken Residential Tutor (Flower’s), 26 January 2024 Will Bradley Residential Boarding House Tutor (Flower’s House), 6 October 2024

Dominic Morton (AUS) 29 January–6 December 2024 Oliver Tutt (UK) 22 July 2024–27 June 2025

Christ’s College Canterbury

LEADERSHIP Board Notes

LEADERSHIP Governing Body

Chair Hugh Lindo LLB (retired 10/12/2024) Warden The Right Reverend Dr Peter Carrell BSc(Hons) (Canterbury), BD (Otago), PhD (Durham), Bishop of Christchurch Deputy Chair Jeremy Johnson BA, LLB (Hons) (Canterbury) LLM (Cambridge)

Fellows Mark Cox – CCOBA Representative BAgriculture (Massey) Murray Harrington BCom (Economics), PGDip (Finance), DipGrad (Accounting) FCA Oliver Hickman BCom VPM (Lincoln) Amanda Johnston BA, LLB(Hons) (Canterbury), LLM (Cambridge)

In 2024, there were significant leadership changes at College. In addition to the departure of

In July 2024, Richard Rookes retired from the Board. After an open recruitment process, Amanda Johnston, who has a strong corporate and governance background, was appointed to replace him. At the same time, the Board appointed Angus McKenzie, a New York-based Old Boy working for EY in strategy, change management, culture, and talent services, as a Board intern. With the departure of Mr Wynne, the Board focus was on the recruitment of his replacement and the appointment of Gillian Simpson as Interim Executive Principal during Term 3. This took significant time during Term 1 and Term 2. The Board was also focussed on preparations for College’s 175th Anniversary in 2025.

In addition, the Board, working with the Foundation Committee, reviewed the College Foundation’s investment strategy and moved it towards a strategy with a 100- year horizon and a low-fee base. The Board is extremely grateful for the work done by Foundation Committee Chair Johnny Cochrane and independent committee member Simon Botherway. The Advancement Committee, with support from the Board, also worked to develop a campaign focussed on support for scholarships. It will be the focus of Giving Day 2025. Finally, in 2024, Upper West – a project that took nearly a decade to come to completion – was opened.

Garth Wynne and the arrival of Joe Eccleton in December 2024, Hugh Lindo retired after 11 years on the Board, including five years as Chair. Mr Lindo was Chair during significant events in College’s history, including the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care and the Covid-19 pandemic. College thanks Mr Lindo for his tireless work and service. Mr Lindo was succeeded as Chair by Jeremy Johnson, with Gillian Simpson becoming Deputy Chair. College’s Director of Finance & Operations, Rob McFarlane, also advised of his intention to leave at the beginning of 2025. The Board is grateful to Mr McFarlane for his hard work and professional approach throughout his time with College.

(appointed 05/09/2024) Tim Kerr BCom, MCIM

Angus McKenzie BS Accounting (University of Kentucky), MPS Management (Cornell University), Certified Public Accountant (NY States) (appointed Board intern 04/07/2024) Richard Rookes BCom, DipGrad, PGDipCom (retired 04/07/2024) Gillian Simpson BSc (Massey), PGDipEdMgt, Dip Tchg (withdrew 04/07/2024 while Acting Executive Principal of Christ’s College, reinstated 17/10/2024)

PREFECTS 2024

Back Row: NT Winefield, JS Leck, WP Judd, GJ Grace, NJ Sharr, HJ Hanson, HJN Helmore, MJD Flint, JW Durant, OG Compton-Moen Middle Row: STX Zhao, MAG Topham, BR Hamilton, JL Whitaker, FJ McCormack-Young, FW Coates, LJ Maguire, OLT Biggs, RS Pathirana Front Row: MJ Moggie, TG Rawstron, FJT Barry (Head of Boarding), Mr MGP Cortesi (Director of Character, Leadership & Service), ZP Bondarenko-Leatua (Head Prefect), Mr GE Wynne (Executive Principal), AB Roberts (Deputy Head Prefect), HC Vaughan, HGH Sudell, ODJ Du Toit

Christ’s College Canterbury

LEADERSHIP New Boys & Leavers 2024

Wang S, Sichong (9, Cf, D) Ward CL, Cooper (9, S, B) Wells OC, Ollie (9, S, B) Whyte HTR, Harry (9, S, B) Wildermoth CJ, Cohen (9, Cf, D) Wildermoth LM, Lucas (9, Cf, D) Williams MR, Matthew (9, Ja, D) Wilson CEM, Charlie (9, H, D) Wilson GRH, George (9, Ja, D) Wilson TH, Tommy (9, Ja, D) Wilson TRC, Tom (9, J, D) Withell BBH, Ben (10, J, D) Wong EJ, Ethan (9, F, INB) Wood GL, George (9, J, D) Wright AH, Andrew (9, S, B) Wylie ES, Euan (9, J, D) Yock FB, Floyd (9, So, D) Zhang DY, Daniel (9, C, D) Zhao B, Tim (9, C, D) LEAVERS 2024 Aitken SR, Sam (13, C, D) Ameen SO, Saleh (13, Ro, D) Anderson PJ, Patrick (13, So, D) Armstrong, CO, Claude, (12 ,F, B) Ash DL, Deacon (10, Ja, D) Baker OJ, Ollie (13, H, D) Baker-Sherman JH, Jack (13, S, B) Barry FJT, Franklin (13, F, B) Baynes LW, Logan (13, Ja, D) Beaglehole HD, Harry (13, Ro, D) Beattie BM, Ben (13, Ro, D) Beaven, JCT, Jack, (11, R, B) Bennetto JWF, Jonnie (13, C, D) Biggs OLT, Oliver (13, S, B) Bodie-Healy EJ, Edward (13, R, D) Bondarenko-Leatua ZP, Zinzan (13, J, D) Botherway DLJ, Dom (13, S, B) Bowden FM, Felix (13, J, D) Burt GR, Gibson (13, R, D) Burt JM, James (13, So, D) Butler DLA, Dylan (13, H, D) Chalabi, JK, Joseph, (11, D, H) Chang A, Adrian (13, Ro, D) Chen Z, Oscar (13, F, INB) Chi M, Max (13, So, D) Christey KA, Kieran (13, Ja, D) Coates FW, Freddie (13, H, D) Cochran PG, Paddy (13, C, D) Compton-Moen OG, Oscar (13, C, D) Costley, TG, Tom, (12,R,B) Counsell ZJ, Zakk (11, H, D) Counsell, ZJ, Zakk, (11, D, H) Crawford BF, Ben (13, Ja, D) Crilly, EJ, Ethan, (12, R, B) Dargue MJ, Murphy (13, F, D) Davidson AC, Archie (13, Cf, D) De Luca AC,Alexander (13, Cf, D) Diver, RJ, Riley (13,R,D) Du Toit ODJ, Oliver (13, So, D) Dunlop TR, Tom (13, Cf, D) Durant JW, Josh (13, Ja, D) Eglinton AWW, Angus (13, J, D) Elkington BDB, Bede (13, F, B)

Evans LAB, Lucas (13, J, D) Field IBM, Isaac (13, H, D) Flint MJD, Matthew (13, So, D)

Nicholson OS, Ollie (13, Ja, D) Nijjar AS, Aston (13, F, B) Noble, FO, Fionn (12, H, D) Noble, FO, Liam (12, H, D) Ockwell WH, William (13, S, B) Olsson OE, Oscar (13, H, D) Onions JT, Jacob (13, C, D) Owen WLM, William (13, C, D) Palamo PD, Pollyanna Jr (13, H, D) Parker CR, Carlos (13, Ja, D) Pathirana RS, Rahal (13, J, D) Pearson WH, Will (13, J, D) Penn HJ, Harry (13, C, D) Ratulomai JPS, Josh (13, Cf, D) Rawstron TG, Tom (13, C, D) Reid TD, Thornton (13, R, D) Ren OJ, Oscar (13, Cf, D) Roberts AB, Albie (13, R, B) Robinson, DA, Dylan, (9,Ja,D) Rofe, JS, Josiah (11,D,J) Saunders TG, Thomas (13, J, D) Selan, S, Soko (10, R, B) Sharpe FT, Finlay (13, So, D) Sharr NJ, Nicholas (13, C, D) Shen F, Fanhao (11, R, INB) Shipston LA, Luke (13, Cf, D) Shore HM, Hunter (13, F, B) Shukla K, Kavya (13, R, INB) Slater JA, Jack (13, R, B) Smith AJ, Austin (13, C, D) Stanley OH, Oscar (13, S, B) Steere, RF, Rico (13,R,D) Studholme WAA, Will (13, S, B) Sudell HGH, Hugo (13, J, D) Talbot, OHB, Oscar (13, Ja, B) Thin HTE, Henry (13, F, D) Thomas AM, Ashwin (13, Ja, D) Topham MAG, Max (13, C, D) Urban, AJ, Aidan (12, C, D) Vaughan HC, Harry (13, Ro, D) Wakeman WJ, William (13, H, D) Walker OPM, Oliver (13, Ro, D) Wallis, AT, Angus, (12, S,B) Whitaker JL, James (13, Cf, D) Whithear AJ, Archie (13, C, D) Whitteker AJ, Angus (13, Ja, D) Winefield NT, Nicholas (13, J, D) Wong, EJ, Ethan (9, F, INB) Wood JW, James (12, J, D) Woolhouse AJ, Arthur (13, Ja, D) Wright TS, Thomas (13, Cf, D) Wu Y, Peter (13, Cf, D) Wyness CJM, Calib (13, So, D) Yee NF, Noah (13, C, D) Young MRP, Mitchell (13, Cf, D) Zhao R, Raziel (13, J, D) Zhao STX, Seann (13, Ro, D)

Flutey DJ, Dan (13, F, B) Fox C, Callum (13, J, D)

Gard CGP, Callum (13, So, D) Garry JG, Jackson (13, Cf, D) Gormack OJA, Oliver (13, H, D) Grace GJ, George (13, So, D) Hales SW, Sam (13, J, D) Hamilton BR, Bede (13, H, D) Hansen TC, Thomas (13, S, B) Hansen-Ratter, JCH, Jack (12,C,D) Hanson HJ, Harry (13, S, B) Harper CDJ, Charlie (13, R, D) Hartel HWT, Hunter (13, Ja, D) Hastie LCT, Louis (13, H, D) Hayes JK, Jake (13, Cf, D) Heath TD, Truman (13, Cf, D) Helmore HJN, Hugo (13, S, B) Hiatt, MB, Millar (10, C, D) Hickman MJ, Matty (13, C, D) Hodges TJ, Tom (13, F, B) Howard MB, Max (13, Ja, D) Huston FJ, Felix (13, H, D) Isaac TA, Tamatoa (13, H, D) Jarvis ZJ, Zebedee (9, S, B) Jones, RJ, Riki, (12,R,B) Judd WP, William (13, R, B) Kelly DMJ, Dan (13, So, D) Kennedy JFC, Jack (13, So, D) Kidd RJG, Robert (13, R, B) Kim, B, Bogeun, (12, J, D) Lai S, Lester (13, Ro, D) Laidlaw DJW, Darcy (13, H, D) Laing BDR, Ben (13, J, D) Lamberg BW, Baxter (13, H, D) Lambie TW, Tom (13, Ja, D)

NEW BOYS 2024 Acland LJH, Leo (9, S, B) Alexander FGK, Freddy (9, J, D) Anglem TK, Tawhai (9, J, D) Apperley SB, Sam (9, H, D) Archibald JDA, Jerome (12, R, B) Backhouse SWR, Sholto (9, R, B) Ball EL, Edward (9, Cf, D) Ballantyne HG, Harrison (9, J, D) Ban R, William (9, C, D) Barlozzi-Knothe AK, Alessio (9, Ro, D) Barr JCJ, Jett (9, H, D) Barr NJ, Nicholas (9, So, D) Bennett LE, Lewis (9, C, D) Bennett MW, Matt (9, Cf, D) Bergin JP, Jeff (9, J, D) Bishop QD, Quayde (9, R, B) Boissard GAB, Guy (9, F, B) Botherway GAI, Gabe (9, H, D) Bruce LA, Leo (9, R, B) Bush HJ, Hugo (9, Ja, D) Calvert JV, Joey (9, H, D) Carr JM, Jacob (9, R, B) Carr TW, Thomas (9, S, B) Carran HD, Hugh (9, So, D) Chater SC, Sage (9, H, D) Cheek B, Brody (9, Ro, D) Christey RL, Ryan (9, Ja, D) Christey TG, Tyler (9, Ja, D) Coles SM, Sam (9, So, D) Costley Neal JH, Jimmy (9, R, B) Cotching AB, Angus (11, R, B) Cotching HA, Huw (9, R, B) Cuddihy BP, Ben (9, Ro, D) Cutler OG, Oscar (9, F, B) Davies NJ, Nikau (12, H, D) Derig BA, Blake (10, S, B) Diprose JH, James (9, Ro, D) Donaldson KH, Korban (9, Ro, D) Double SIP, Seb (9, J, D) Douglas HG, Hunter (9, Ja, D) Doutch ADG, Alex (9, C, D) Ensor HEJ, Hugo (9, C, D) Ensor SM, Sam (9, Ro, D) Farrell HRF, Hugh (9, J, D) Ferrier JM, Jayden (9, F, B) Fisher-Starzynski OFB, Oliver (9, Ro, D)

Glassey WS, Will (9, Ja, D) Glasson TC, Toby (9, Ja, D) Godfrey CH, Cooper (9, Ja, D) Gordon OJ, Ollie (9, So, D) Green AH, Angus (10, So, D) Green BJ, Ben (9, So, D) Greig GR, George (9, C, D) Grigg GJA, George (9, S, B) Haddock KC, Keoni (9, Ro, D) Hallenstein JS, Jake (9, S, B) Haydon RO, Ryan (9, F, B) Hill JMN, Jack (9, S, B) Hitchcock JZ, James (9, Ja, D) Holder AM, Adam (9, H, D) Holland LTH, Louis (11, So, D) Hsing RS, Raymond (9, C, D) Hu LK, Lucas (9, J, D) Hurring MJ, Max (9, Cf, D) Inglis MK, Max (9, J, D) Innes ARG, Alex (9, H, D) Jarvis, ZJ, Zebedee, (9, S,D) Julian HA, Harry (9, Cf, D) Kearney MF, Marco (9, Ja, D) Keswani NJ, Nitin (9, C, D) Kingston CR, Conor (9, Ro, D) Kobayashi OA, Oscar (11, F, INB) Kwon H, Hwijun (9, C, D) Langley Shields JA, Joe (9, H, D) Lathia OU, Om (12, J, D) Lee KD, Kingsley (9, C, D) Leech JB, Jonty (9, H, D) Leeson JZ, Johnny (9, Ja, D) Leete SB, Sam (9, H, D) Lu T, Tony (10, R, INB) Luke MJ, Marcus (10, Ja, D) Lyver NWO, Nate (11, H, D)

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Leck JS, Jake (13, F, B) Lee E, Elliot (13, Cf, D)

Lee J, Brandon (13, Ro, D) Leeds, TW, Trent, (9, Cf, D) Legeay-Fisher LRP, Luka (13, So, D) Lemalu AM, Armani (13, So, D)

Liu Y, Gordon (13, R, INB) Logan, GP, Gordon (11,R,B) Lu, T, Tianyi, (10, R, B) Lye, ML, Max (11,H,D) Ma, RC, Ryan (9, Ro, D) Maguire LJ, Lucas (13, J, D)

Ma RC, Ryan (9, Ro, D) Ma ST, Sean (9, C, D)

Markham RD, Reg (9, So, D) Marshall TJ, Tyler (9, Cf, D) Matheson AAC, Gus (9, C, D) Maxwell AB, Angus (9, R, B) Maxwell LB, Luca (9, Cf, D) McBreen SCD, Sam (9, So, D) McQuillan MO, Matt (12, H, D) Meares TG, Toby (9, J, D) Mehlhopt JK, Jackson (10, So, D) Miller RJ, Riley (9, Ro, D) Moggie SJ, Samuel (9, Cf, D) Mohammed AH, Ahmed (9, So, D) Moore SW, Sam (9, F, B) Morgan PR, Pewhairangi (9, C, D) Mortlock TJI, Thomas (9, Ro, D)

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