glendowie news

Friday, 6th November 2020

Kia Ora Tātou. Upcoming Events

The year is rapidly coming to a close for our senior
Please note these events are subject to
students. This was their last full week of school with
change based on Covid-19 alert levels.
Prizegiving on Monday, then the issuing of NZQA
documentation and study leave on Tuesday. November
As mentioned in the last newsletter, it is event season.
7 Alumni – 70’s Decade Reunion
We have had very successful Arts and Sports awards and
(7pm-11pm, Hall)
the annual Leavers’ Concert showcased the amazing
musical talent we have in the college. Graduation Dinner, held last Friday was 7-8 Duke of Edinburgh Bronze
Final Tramp (All Day)
a particularly enjoyable evening. Although about 500 people attended, there
was still a feeling of intimacy and a strong sense of community. Garry Ivill’s 9 Senior Prizegiving
encouragement of parental dancing with the sole aim of embarrassing our (7pm-10pm, Hall)
children was a highlight. 10 Seniors Leave
School events such as those listed above involve a huge amount of planning. 16-9Dec NCEA Exams
Special thanks must go to all staff involved in making these occasions so 18 Board Meeting
enjoyable. (6pm-9pm, Boardroom)
NCEA 19 Teacher Only Day
Senior students should now be well into their preparation for NCEA with the (All Day, no students at school)
exams starting on Monday 16 November. At this stage, parents can help by 19 Sports/Coaches/Managers
checking with your child(ren) which standards they are sitting in each Evening
subject, and checking the date and time of each exam. Every year one or two (6pm-8pm, Staffroom)
students miss an exam because they thought a morning exam was in the 24 MYP Parent Information
afternoon, so please have them check the time of day. Students will have an Evening (Year 8)
exam timetable and can also check on line. (7pm-8pm, Library)
It is important that students take responsibility for their own learning.
Teachers have shared relevant resources, past papers and exemplars as well December
as providing tutorial support. The students should know what they need to
1 Board Meeting
revise.
(6pm-7pm, Boardroom)
Please be aware that our guidance staff are available during the exam period
1 Junior Concert
to support students, and that students can make appointments to see them.
(7pm-8:30pm, Music Dept S4)
Our biggest advice in managing student wellbeing is to ensure that they have
plenty of sleep, eat regular healthy meals and take managed breaks to 6-10 Duke of Edinburgh Gold Final
Journey (All Day)
refresh themselves.
Junior School 7 Junior Prizegiving
(10am-12pm, Hall)
The focus for the last couple of months has been on getting the senior school
8 End of Term 4
ready for NCEA. With seniors on study leave, we can now focus on the junior
school and their assessment requirements. Later in this newsletter, Mrs
Fraser has included information about the nature of the assessment (For a full list of upcoming events,
programme for the remainder of the year. The introduction of the Middle please visit the calendar on the
Years Programme (MYP) has meant that instead of full school end of year college website.)
exams, assessments are related to the unit of work which students are
currently working on.
Ngā mihi nui
Gordon Robertson
Principal
phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz
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Glendowie College Board – Casual Vacancies for Two Elected Members
Two casual vacancies have arisen for elected parent representatives on the Glendowie College Board.

The Board has decided to fill the vacancies by selection.

If, within 28 days of this notice being published, 10% or more of eligible voters on the school roll ask the Board to
hold a by-election to fill the vacancies, then a by-election will be held.

Requests for a by-election should be sent to:

The Chairperson
Glendowie College Board
bot@gdc.school.nz
by Friday 4 December 2020

Vacancy: Accounts Receivable Administrator

We are looking for an organised and enthusiastic person with great finance and administration skills, to step into
this position from Term 1, 2021.
This is a permanent, part-time position (term-time only), 18-22.5 hours per week.
You will use our Student Management System to manage school charges, process student payments (in person or
by phone and internet banking), organise banking, provide data for financial reporting (Xero), and liaise with
parents/caregivers.
The role will suit someone who enjoys a customer service role, is competent with computer-based systems, shows
initiative, and can work independently.
If this is the role for you, please email your cover letter and CV to Eliza Wong (Principal’s PA) won@gdc.school.nz
by Thursday, 19 November 2020.
Ms Lisa Davis-Miller, Business Manager

Senior Prizegiving – 9 November 2020 (Monday)

This is the academic highlight of the year when we honour our students’ academic achievement. It is also the last
opportunity for school leavers to celebrate the achievement of their peers.
All year 13 students are expected to attend, whether or not they will be receiving a prize at the ceremony.
Details for the evening are:

Venue: Glendowie College Hall

Date: Monday 9 November, 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Start: Please be seated in the Hall by 6:50pm
Cost: Entry is free
Parking: Please park outside school grounds, as the school car park will be full

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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Adobe Creative Cloud for BYO Devices In 2021
Glendowie College is pleased to announce that the school will be able to provide students with access to use Adobe
Creative Cloud on students’ personal devices for a small fee. Adobe Creative Cloud includes apps like PhotoShop,
Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro and Dreamweaver. The facility will be available on an annual basis at a cost of
$7.00 per year. Students who are enrolled in Art (Photography or Digital Design), Design and Visual Communication
(DVC), Digital Technologies (DTC, CDT, PRG) or Media Studies (MES) may be using one or more of these apps in their
courses and will benefit from having access to these leading industry standard apps on their own devices. If
purchased privately, the full Adobe Creative Cloud Suite can cost as much as $900 per year.

It is important to understand that the hardware system requirements needed to run Adobe Creative Cloud on a
device are quite high. Different Adobe apps have different hardware requirements. The software will not run
properly on devices that do not meet these specifications and may run slowly on devices that only have the
minimum specifications. Students should install only the apps that they will be using. Students should discuss the
apps to be used in the various courses with their course instructor prior to installation.

To view Adobe’s recommended hardware requirements for running Adobe Creative Cloud, please visit the following
web page: https://helpx.adobe.com/nz/creative-cloud/system-requirements.html#Systemrequirements

PARENTS/CAREGIVERS: If you would like to enrol your child(ren) to participate in this opportunity in 2021, please
complete the registration form: https://forms.gle/qaDyYH8Mr7Go7uPN7. A registration form must be completed
for each student. The registration deadline for 2021 is Friday, 13 November 2020. There are a limited number of
licenses available. Registration acceptance will be on a first come, first served basis.

Ms Vicki Mercer, ICT Manager

Teacher Only Day – 19 November 2020 (Thursday)

Due to the Secondary Accord between the Ministry of Education, NZEI Te Riu Roa and PPTA Te Wehengarua, all
schools and kura have been allocated eight additional Teacher Only days to use between now and the end of 2022.
These eight days will not extend the school year.

These days are set aside to support the implementation of changes to NCEA, and wider strengthening of curriculum,
progress and achievement practice.

Due to the impact of Covid-19, the Accord Sub-Group, along with the Secondary Principals’ Association of New
Zealand (SPANZ) and New Zealand Secondary Principals’ Council (SPC), have agreed to make the following changes
to the yearly allocation:

• There will be a Teacher Only day on 19 November 2020 (Thursday) for Auckland schools which will occur
while senior students (Years 11, 12 and 13) are sitting their external exams.

• The focus of the Teacher Only day in November will be on changes to NCEA.

• The Teacher Only day originally scheduled for August 2020 will now be used in 2022. This means that the
eight days will now be allocated as follows: one day scheduled for 2020, three for 2021, and four for 2022.

Ms Trudy Gibb, Deputy Principal

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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Subject Confirmation for 2021 Year 12 and Year 13 Students
We would like to provide you with important information regarding the start of the upcoming school year. ALL
students starting 2021 in years 12 and 13 must attend the subject confirmation day on Thursday 28 January 2021.
Students will meet with their house dean to confirm their subjects for the year. This is crucial as some students may
have a clash of subjects or may not have met the prerequisites to gain entry into their preferred subject.
Students who attend on this day will be given priority and gain entry into an alternative subject of choice, and they
will be ready to start on timetable the following week.
Students who do not attend on this day will be followed up. However, they risk the likelihood of subjects becoming
full and therefore having limited subject choices remaining.
If possible, please arrange to be in Auckland at this time. Further information and reminders will be sent out at a
later date. Thank you in advance for helping us create the best opportunity and timetable for our students.
Mrs Joanne Fraser, Acting Deputy Principal

Junior Assessment Information

We would like to clarify the procedure for the upcoming end of year junior assessments. There are no longer ‘Junior
Exams’ for year 9 and year 10 students which assess work from throughout the entire school year.
Instead, junior students will be completing MYP assessments in their subject areas, on their current topic, as they
have done throughout the year.
If your child(ren) has/have any questions or concerns about what is involved, please contact their subject teachers
for more information.
Mrs Joanne Fraser, Acting Deputy Principal

Defibrillator and Portacom Move

We are hugely grateful to Maureen Champness (pictured left with Sports
Department staff) who has donated a defibrillator to the school. Maureen has a
grandson in Year 9 and we are privileged to receive this community support. We
will locate the defibrillator on our recently relocated sports storage portacom
(beside the sports fields).
A lot of useful information about AEDs (Automatic Defibrillators)
can be found at https://www.stjohn.org.nz/first-aid/aed/

Ms Lisa Davis-Miller, Business Manager

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz
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2020 Arts Awards Evening

On Wednesday 28 October the Arts Faculty recognised students who have committed time, energy and excellence
to the co-curricular programmes in our four arts disciplines in 2020. The college hall was filled with art work,
students waiting to receive awards, musicians, debaters, dancers, actors and theatre sports artists.
Our guest speaker was Jeremy Hinman. Jeremy is a performer, choreographer, director and producer. He has been
seen as ‘Miss Understanding’ in ‘Priscilla’, ‘Queen of the Desert’ for Showbiz Christchurch and ‘The Midtown Boys’
for Doug Kamo Creative Management. His direction and choreography credits include national tours of ‘California
Dreaming – The Music Of The Mamas And The Papas’, ‘Carole King – The Songbook Of Her Life’, ‘A Fine Romance –
The Magic Of Fred Astaire’ and ‘Bugle Boys – A Salute To The Andrews Sisters’, all for JTM Productions. Jeremy has
recently worked as a member of the creative team on the choreography for ‘Mary Poppins’ (G&T Productions).
Jeremy spoke eloquently about his experiences in the New Zealand arts scene and we appreciate his contribution
to the evening.

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Awards were presented to students in the fields of excellence, leadership, and service to music, drama, dance and
visual arts. Student pieces were featured throughout the evening. Highlights of the programme included the Arts
Prefects message, Year 13 Drama and Scholarship Dance performances, and Irene Xue’s piano performances –
accompanied by a stunning reel of work in the visual arts in 2020.
We acknowledge the contributions and sponsorship of the families from Debra Riwai-Faoagali, Peter Wang, John
and Cheryl Willoughby, Tracey Bruton and Nicole Parish, without whom we would have been unable to recognise
the many talented students listed below.

2020 Special Awards

Winner of the Production Cup Samara Bayliss (11GEE)

Winner of the Theatresports Award donated by the Forbes Scott Family Paneh Espiritu (11SHH)
Winner of the Best Jazz Musician Award Joshua Sain (13SRM)
Winner of the Concert Band Award Best Musical Contribution Emma Chin (13BAR)
Winner of the Best Junior Music Performer Award Sora Endo (10CGN)
Winner of the Excellence in Musicianship Award Joshua Sain (13SRM)
Winner of the Most Outstanding Music Performer Award Luca Jamieson-Soper (13CAR)
Winner of the Dance Choreography Award Macayla Lock (13KAU)
Winner of the Dance Performance Award Emily Wood (13MCB)
Outstanding Performance in Dramafest Nelson McKenzie (13COO)
Outstanding Contribution in Technical and Backstage Support Kieran Mahon (13BAR)
Outstanding Contribution to Visual Arts Brianna Ching (13SRM)
Contemporary Artist of the Year Isabel Rocha (12LWS)
Photographer of the Year Nathan Dodds (13THS)
Outstanding Māori Arts Student Renata Panoho (13MCB)
Outstanding Pasifika Arts Student Arona Leofo (11GEE)
Winner of the Arts Leaders Tāne Mahuta Trophy Toby Smit (13COO)
Winner of the Arts Leaders Rūaumoko Trophy Nina Harding (13MCB)
Winner of the Arts Leaders Tāwhirimātea Trophy Matthew Bilby (13CLO)
Winner of the Arts Leaders Tangaroa Trophy Joshua Sain (13SRM) & Irene Xue (13CAR)

We would like to thank the staff, students and whanau who contributed to the evening and to a positive year in the
arts. Special thanks go to Ms Adele Whittaker and Mr Andrew Lile for their leadership of the Art and Music
departments, to Mr Patrick Carrigan for his photography on the evening, and to Miss Clare Thomson and Mr Oliver
Humphries for their management backstage and in sound/lighting.
Congratulations to all our prize winners. Here's to the Arts at GDC in 2021!
Ms Clare Jennings, Arts Faculty Leader

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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2020 Leavers’ Dinner and Dance
Last Friday night, over 500 students, teachers and parents attended the Leavers’ Dinner at Ellerslie Convention
Centre. The venue was stunningly decorated, and it was a very special night for all.
As the year 13 students walked across the stage, there were our year 9 school photos displayed alongside our year
13 ones. These brought back many memories as well as a few jokes and laughs at a few questionable hairstyles and
braces!
Dash Hunter, the valedictorian, gave his hilarious speech followed by a wonderful speech from Head Girl Meghana
Bandlamudi and Deputy Head Girl Maggie Gibson that brought many of us to tears. An amazing and heart pulling
video, created by Fiona Ibrahimbegov (13COO), showcased photos from year 9 through to year 13.
We would like to say a huge thank you to all students who helped organize the event, and also to Mrs Bridget
Rothbart for all her work behind the scenes.
Graduation felt surreal for many of us, but it was the perfect way to wrap up 5 years at Glendowie College.

Nina Harding (13MCB)

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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2020 Sports Awards Evening
On Wednesday 4 November 2020, the college celebrated the 2020 sports year with its Annual Sports Awards
Evening. This is a significant event where we acknowledge our top athletes across the many sports codes that are
offered at the college. The special awards presented recognise our top performing students, community coaches,
volunteers, and all-round sports individuals. In a year of huge disruption and reduced competitions across many
codes, the Sports Department felt it was important to still acknowledge the commitment shown by our athletes,
coaches and volunteers.
We were privileged to welcome Casey Frank as our guest speaker. Casey is a former professional basketball player,
born in the USA and playing college basketball before arriving in New Zealand in 2002. He won several NBL titles
before moving to play in Australia. Casey made his debut for the ‘Tall Blacks’ in 2005 and won a silver medal at the
2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, played in 2 FIBA World Championships and a World Cup. Casey is now
the ‘voice of basketball’ on Sky Sports New Zealand.

Chelsea Ferguson (Best All Round Girl) Nelson McKenzie (Best All Round Boy)

SPECIAL SPORTS AWARDS

Service to Sport Joel Wiggans

Sportsmanship Cup Sean Gibbs (13THO)

Coach of the Year Crawford Blair (Girl’s Hockey)

Volunteer of the Year Andrew Crocker (Cricket)

Best Junior Sportswoman Rebecca McLaren (10HUM)

Best Junior Sportsman Mason Brown (12PVN)

Best All Round Girl Chelsea Ferguson (12IFR)

Best All Round Boy Nelson McKenzie

Glendowie College ‘Talent, Leadership Nelson McKenzie

and Character’ Trophy
− Demonstrating the Glendowie College
values through their participation and
leadership in sport

Ms Lydia Brown, Director of Sports

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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2021 Prefects Camp
The 2021 Prefects began their prefect journey at the beginning of this week,
36 of us heading to the leadership camp in Albany on Monday 2 November.
The focus of our camp was ‘Mahi Tahi,’ which means working as ‘one’ and
‘in unity’ not only within our own house but across all houses.
Our first challenge was led by Om from Craftlab. We had to work together
in our houses to get back to the Maynard campgrounds, which was
approximately an 11km walk from the starting point. We had to complete
tasks along the way including crossing streams over logs, walking through
gorse bushes etc. With this task, we gained a better understanding of the
importance of teamwork and comradery within our four houses and developed stronger bonds with each other. It
truly was a great way to start off the trip and to get to know each other better.

Our next challenge was to cook dinner. Each group was asked to
prepare a dish – pot luck style. The first task was to build a fire using a
fire bow to make a friction fire, which was the most difficult part of this
challenge! Once we finished cooking, we enjoyed a tasty, fun filled
shared dinner! We then sat down to discuss strategies for next year and
to discover our leadership type. This was a hugely helpful activity
because it helped us to understand the different types of leadership
and how to work together.

We thought we had ended our day until a game of spotlight was

suggested. The teachers watched from the balcony as 36 fully grown
16-17 year-old teenagers crawled through the muddy and damp bush of Albany. Our competitive nature and spirit
took over as we sprinted around the camp! After an extremely tiring, but fun day, it was finally time for bed!

On the 2nd and last day of the prefect camp, we were challenged to make our way back to Glendowie College in an
‘Amazing Race’ activity. Before we arrived back to school, we had to visit places like Devonport, Takapuna, the Sky
Tower and other landmarks around Auckland where we had to complete team tasks. Again, we had to apply the
principles of ‘Mahi Tahi’ along the way in order to successfully complete this challenge. A great example of this was
that our house, Tawhirimatea, and Tangaroa happened to link up on the first bus to Takapuna. By the time we made
it back to Mt Taylor Drive, the final stop before school, we realised that winning wasn’t the most important thing
but that the bonds we had built between ourselves was.

The camp helped us develop our leadership skills and learn to understand our different types of leadership. We
learnt that ‘Mahi Tahi’ will be the key to a successful year in terms of the way that we function as a group of leaders.
We thoroughly enjoyed the camp and learnt so many new things which will also be useful in other aspects of our
lives.

We would like to thank Mrs Hewetson, Mrs Rothbart and Mr Thompson for their leadership wisdom and being the
main source of knowledge throughout the trip. We look forward to applying our skills next year.

More photos can be viewed on the following link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jVBQO9pyPOOaGKy0D9_0w07t7l0GhkHp/view?usp=sharing

Jaxson Murphy (12SOE) and Isobella Bavin (12SIM)

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Year 13 Biology Auckland Zoo Field Trip
13BIO students spent the day at the Zoo on Friday 30 October 2020. We
had a session about human evolution followed by a visit to our bipedal
distant relatives, the spider monkeys and the baboons. Other highlights
included watching some procedures being done on a cheetah (a root
canal and an endoscopy for a digestive issue), visiting the baby baboon,
the feeding of the spider monkeys, and as always – the meerkat tunnels!

Ms Aileen Jan, Science Faculty

Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award Success

The Duke of Edinburgh Award is a global non-formal education framework that creates
opportunities for young people to learn a new skill (or develop an existing one), get physically
active, give service to their communities, and take part in an adventure. The Award challenges
young people to leave their comfort zones, allowing them to build self-confidence and greater
resilience, and helping to set them up for success in today’s uncertain world where they face
more challenges than ever. The Award is open to anyone between the ages of 14 – 24 years.
Young people design their own Award programmes, set their own goals and record their own
progress. There are three levels to the Award: Bronze, Silver and Gold.
At a recent assembly, we recognised Sasha Barrett-Garnier (13SRM) and Sean Gibbs (13THO)
for successfully completing the ‘Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award’. Both students have been
invited to attend the Gold Award Presentation Ceremonies next year where they will be presented their Award by
the Governor-General.
Well done to Sasha and Sean for the successful completion of their Gold Award.
Ms Fiona Smith, Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award Leader

GDC Cheer Team

The GDC Cheer Team won a national title last weekend at the
‘Cheerbrandz Nationals’ held at the Eventfinda Stadium. They are now
the ‘High School Grade 4 National Champions’. What a wonderful way
to end the year! The team has shown strong dedication, commitment
and courage, growing as young adults and developing as a team.

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Gold Duke of Edinburgh Practice Journey
This year some of the Glendowie College Gold Duke of
Edinburgh Award participants spent 3 days and 2 nights
kayaking around the Hauraki Gulf for their practice
journey. Participants were able to learn and build new
skills throughout this experience and to develop
appreciation for the beautiful hidden places that surround
us like the Motutapu and Motuihe islands.
Although many of us had very little
kayaking experience, we were able to travel 40km over the long weekend. We started from
St Heliers beach and visited Rangitoto and Motutapu on the first day. We then kayaked to
Motuihe island on the second day making stops along the coast of Motutapu, and on the final
day we passed through Browns Island. Visiting the hidden gems that lie so close to us was
extremely eye-opening and inspiring, and our kayak leader Tom taught us some of the history
of the islands along the way.
Some of the highlights of our journey included sailing down the coast of Motutapu using our
kayaks and a sail, practising wet exits where your kayak capsizes and you have to safely get
out and back in. Another highlight for us all was Ms Smith’s yoga lessons at sunset, which
enabled us to come together as a group to relax and unwind after a long day. However, we
also had to work together through multiple challenges, which included having 3 of our
paddles stolen on the last day of our journey. We persevered as a team using our 2 spare paddles and towing one
kayak behind another, developing our teamwork skills and resilience.
We are looking forward to the final Gold Duke of Edinburgh journey later this year where we will be flying to Nelson
to take part in a 2-day kayak and 2-day tramp adventure through the Abel Tasman, we are very thankful to have
the opportunity to complete this award, especially in these uncertain times!

Phoebe Videbeck (12MKA) and Madison Nouwens (12PVN), Gold Duke of Edinburgh Participants

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Year 13 Chinese Language Class – The Amazing Race
This Tuesday, 13CHN students participated in the ‘Amazing Race’ as a Chinese language and culture immersion
learning activity. Students tried their best to complete given tasks, such as recommend a Chinese snack to a student
or teacher, teach a teacher one Chinese sentence, find some Chinese words in our school, speak Chinese language
to buy some food etc. Students enjoyed the acitvity very much, and some staff also participated in our activity to
help students complete their tasks.

Miss Tantan Xu, Languages Faculty

Bees at GDC!
On Thursday 22 October, a swarm of bees were found on the school grounds. While the
students were kept away from the swarm by teachers during break time, a few year 12
and 13 Biology classes had the opportunity to watch the swarm’s removal and see some
Biology in action (from a distance)!
Students were amazed at how the bees were removed without any protective gear or
equipment (except some smoke to calm the bees). We discussed how the bee swarm
follows the queen bee when they are trying to find a new location for their hive. Queen
bees can’t fly very well, so the bees need to have a rest sometimes on the way to find
their new home. We also discussed why bees are important, why they are endangered,
and how bee removal can be done (by experts of course!) – by gently scooping up the
bees from the swarm, into an artificial hive, and locating the queen bee. Once the queen bee is found, the other
bees will follow her into the hive. Swarms are usually quite calm, so the bee remover does not have to be in
protective gear.
Safe travels to the bees to their new home!

Ms Aileen Jan, Science Faculty

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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Parents’ Association
Christmas Tree Fundraiser

To order, please click this link: http://tinyurl.com/Glendowietrees

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz

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Entertainment Book 2020/2021

To order, please click this link: https://www.entertainmentbook.co.nz/orderbooks/102r353

2021 Parents’ Association Members

Are you looking for a way to give a little back? By giving just a few hours each term, you can be a PA star! It’s easy
– a couple of meetings each term, help out at a few events, eat cakes and chit chat with other parents, Senior Staff
and Board Members about life at Glendowie College. Many hands make light work!
No applications are required, simply email: gdcparents@gmail.com to join us in 2021!

Sara Haddon, Parents’ Association Chairperson

https://www.facebook.com/GlendowieCollegeParentsAssociation/ or Gdcparents@gmail.com

phone: +64 9 575 9128 email: info@gdc.school.nz website: www.gdc.school.nz