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International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS)

ENGLISH At Tauranga Intermediate School we are thrilled to report that our students results were above the National average score in both Year 7 and Year 8 for the ICAS English examination. The national average score for Year 7's was 31.6, Tauranga Intermediates average was 33.3. The National average score for Year 8's national was 35.3, Tauranga Intermediates average was 37.6. 7597 Year 7 and 8258 Year 8 students in New Zealand sat the ICAS test in English this year. Tauranga Intermediate received 7 High Distinction, 15 Distinction, 49 Credit and 99 Participation certificates. Congratulations to the following students who received a High Distinction: Year 7 Katie Horsley Alice Irving Lelani Taula Courtney Wright Year 8 Todd Herbert Loren McCarthy Claudia Oldman   Congratulations to the following students who received a Distinction: Year 7 Jacob Ballard Tiare Dickson Tyler Jones Elise Lander Elliot Quedley Miranda Smith Tessa Whale Year 8 James Beange-Findlay Niamh Blackman Berrick Fitzsimons Joe Leetcher Tiana Offner Sarah Renouf Jack Wells Sarah O’Neill

COMPUTER Students from Tauranga Intermediate School achieved outstanding results when they participated in the University of New South Wales International Competitions and Assessments for Schools. Those students whose achievement was outstanding were rewarded with Certificates of Credit, Distinction and High Distinction. The International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) are developed by Educational Assessment Australia (EAA) of the University of New South Wales, and are conducted annually across Australia and in 12 other countries. There are over 1.5 million entries worldwide.   The Competitions are for students from Years 3 to 12, and assess their academic ability in aspects of Mathematics, Science, English, Writing, Computer Skills and Spelling. 'ICAS are excellent independent assessments of the skills that students need in education, the wider community and the workplace of the future,' said Dr. Peter Knapp, Director of EAA. 'All students from Tauranga Intermediate School are to be congratulated on their outstanding efforts.' 'one of the special benefits of ICAS is that schools and students receive detailed diagnostic information about their overall performance. ICAS allow students to monitor their progress from year to year and identify individual strengths and weaknesses.'   CAS Computer Skills 2008 International Compettions and Assessment for Schools 135 students from Tauranga Intermediate School took part in this examination. We were awarded: 2 High Distinction both Year 8 Daniel Kulasingham Room 16 Todd Herbert Room 15 7 Distinction (4 Year 8 3 Year 7) Neco Wieringa Room 15 Kelly Ballard Room 16 Craig Barr-Smith Room 16 Louise Oakley Room 37 Melanie Duff Room 18 Katherine Horsley Room 18 Blair Morrow Room 26 43 Credits 83 Participations

 

Interschool Kids Literature Quiz

 

On Tuesday 11th November,Tauranga Intermediate School hosted an interschool Kids Literature Quiz.
The other schools involved were Katikati College, Aquinas College and Te Puke Intermediate.The quiz had five rounds and each round had ten questions based on the round's topic. These questions were mainly about books and authors, but also included general knowledge and geography.
Our school did very well in the quiz, placing first and second. The winning team consisting of Harry Frentz, Loren McCarthy, Kristin Vanderschantz and myself also won the Bay Of Plenty regional Kids Literature Quiz earlier in the year.
 Written by Annalisa Strauss-Hughes- Rm 15

 

ZM/Telecom Elemeno P Lip Synching

Congratulations to all the pupils and staff who took part in the ZM/Telecom Elemeno P Lip synching
competition. Here is the crew from ZM and the main actors accepting the cheque for their efforts.

To view the winning entry Click Here (requires Quicktime)

 

2008 Environment BOP Art Award Winner

 

 

Congratulations to 30 our our students who had art work submitted last term for the Environmental Art Awards. CHEYENNE MURPHY was overall winner in the year 7-8 category, with KIMIKO WITHRINGTON placed third. Highly commended in the group open category were HOUSTON JACOB, MOIHI TAWHITI and CODEY WOOD.

Congratulations to Alex for having her design selected as the winning entry for the Tea Towel design for the new Cancer Centre in Tauranga. Alex will receive her prize from the Governor General at the opening ceremony of the new centre on October 11.

2008 NETGUIDE WEBCHALLENGE WINNERS

This year over 200 students from Tauranga Intermediate School entered the TVNZ Netguide Web Challenge. Their brief was to create a website around the subject, 'What I have Learnt...'
Nationwide, over 2,400 students entered this competition in one of six categories. Students from Tauranga Intermediate School entered the intermediate individual category. This meant they had to create their own website. Jack Gilpin and Mackenzie Christie from Room 37 were both selected as finalists for their websites and travelled to Auckland for the official prize giving.

Jack's website entitled, 'Oil' came second, while Mackenzie's website, 'Clothing' was judged as first. Both boys won prizes which were given out by Bernice Mene at the ceremony held in the Television New Zealand building.

Visit the boys websites click on their name -
Mackenzie's Website Jack's Website