Year 9
9H: Krystee Barclay (junior girl best epitomises "no reward without effort" (hockey), diligence); Emily Black (technology food (hk) (terms 1, 2)); Brayden Clifford (technology wood (terms 3, 4)); Laura Gardyne (equal 1 English, science, health and physical education, French (terms 1, 2), graphics (terms 3, 4), music, first in form); Madi Hasselman (equal 1 English); Nicole Hook (technology fabric (terms 1, 2), diligence); Peter Kelso (equal 1 graphics (terms 3, 4), technology wood (terms 1, 2), technology metal (terms 1, 2)); Nicole Kennedy (most promising female rugby player); Kate Lietze (equal 1 technology food (mc) (terms 3, 4), diligence); Charlie Pollard (agriculture); Cameron Scott (equal 1 mathematics, technology metal (terms 3, 4)); James Tan (social studies, equal 1 mathematics, graphics (terms 3, 4)); Thomas Wallace (technology food (mc) (terms 1, 2), diligence); Holly White (graphics (terms 1, 2)).
9O: Kim Allan (junior hockey player of year); Nicholas Bos (music appreciation, science, equal 1 French (terms 3, 4), equal 1 mathematics); Sam Choie (u14 boys' athletics champion, equal 1 mathematics); Melissa Davie (English, health and physical education, equal 1 French (terms 1, 2), u14 girls' athletics champion); Braden Falconer (diligence); Eilish Fallowfield (diligence, equal 1 most promising player 9a); Keri Giles (equal 1 social studies, art (terms 3, 4), technology fabric (terms 3, 4), first in form); Christina Goodwin (drama (terms 3, 4)); Tasma Hall (technology food (hk) (terms 3, 4)); Tanya Hamilton (equal 1 art (terms 1, 2)); Nick Henderson (most improved boys' hockey player); Hannah Miller (equal 1 social studies, equal 1 French (terms 3, 4)); Ben Mwangi (most promising boys' football player, diligence); James Napier (u14 most valuable rugby player); Hannah Potter (drama (terms 1, 2)); Richard Smith (diligence, equal 1 technology food (mc) (terms 3, 4)); Caleb Stevenson (equal 1 technology metal (terms 1, 2), diligence).
9N: Jodie Burke (first in form); Brianna Dunnett (health and physical education); Devon Gee (social studies, science); Sarah-Jane Green (equal 1 art (terms 3, 4)); Nicole Miller (diligence); Ben Samson (mathematics); Rachel Stanton (English).
9E: Renee Booth (English, social studies, first in form), Stephanie Colvin (science); Ryan Kirk (health and physical education); Steven Lennon (u14 most improved rugby player); Livia Qasevakatini (equal 1 most promising player 9a); Julie-Anne Williams (mathematics).
9S: Dailey Christie (English, social studies, science, mathematics, health and physical education, first in form); Brodie Horrell (diligence); Courtney Robson (diligence); Aaron Ruru (u14 most promising rugby player).
9T: Breeze Collins (diligence); Kayla Croton (science); Amy Johnstone (English); Georgia Mackay-Holz (equal 1 social studies, equal 1 art (terms 1, 2)), first in form 6), Sheamus Mcguigan (mathematics); Taryn Ramage (most valuable girls' cricket player, equal 1 social studies, Maori), Tom Wood (health and physical education).
9Y: Sam Fallowfield (diligence); Jessica Popham (social studies, mathematics. health and physical education, first in form); Georgia Rhind (English, science).
Year 10
10P: Shanley Bruce (most promising player 10a); Hannah Cooke (u15 girls' athletics champion, health and physical education); Jonathon Cox (science, graphics, equal 1 technology wood); Ben Davidson (drama); Tyler Haslemore (most valuable boys' cricket player); Riley Kaio (diligence); Brenna McFadzien (diligence); Jessica McIntyre (English, social studies, mathematics, equal 1 French, first in form); April Miller (junior girls' swimming champion); Gareth Pike (equal 1 technology wood); Laura Smith (equal 1 French, technology fabric); Mary Ann Thomas (equal 1 technology fabric, technology food); Olivia Wilden (diligence); Kyle Wills (equal 1 technology metal).
10R: Laura Bolger (English, social studies, science, mathematics, first in form); Nicole Cooper (diligence); Alyssa Hewlett (equal 1 technology food); Tasha O'Driscoll-Richardson (Maori); Sasha Ritchie (health and physical education, most promising girls' football player); Jayde Ward (diligence).
10I: Kaleb Davies (u15 most improved rugby player); Samantha Dwyer (diligence); Justin Hellier (equal 1 technology metal); Leisa Johnston (social studies, science, first in form); Tammie McCandless (diligence); Connor Miller (health and physical education); Jahvis Wallace (u15 most valuable rugby player); Jordan Wards (mathematics); Maxine Wilson (English).
10D: Bradley Catto (junior boys swimming champion, agriculture) Laura Clearwater (diligence); Mia McVicar (diligence); Travis Millan (u15 boys' athletics champion); Connor Ross (diligence); Peter Williams (English, social studies, art, science, mathematics, health and physical education, first in form; Loretta Wood (diligence).
10E: Jessica King (health and physical education); Sutton Lowry (English, social studies, equal 1 science, first in form), Elizabeth McInerney (music); Demi McLeary (diligence); Bradley Nichol (equal 1 science, mathematics).
Duke of Edinburgh Hillary bronze awards: Jonathon Cox, Joseph Kerse, Thomas Luoni, Jessica McIntyre, Kate Smith and Caylee Wood.
Special prizes: Laura Gardyne (year 9 science); Cameron Scott (equal 1 year 9 mathematics); James Tan (equal 1 year 9 mathematics); Laura Bolger (equal 1 year 10 science); Jonathon Cox (equal 1 year 10 science); Jessica McIntyre (year 10 mathematics); Blair Pope (Allan Boyer Borland prize); Wesley Gray (junior instrumentalist); Jessica Popham (diligence and application); Sutton Lowry (drama).
Junior all-round sportsman: Travis Millan.
Memorial prizes: Joel Lee (excellence guitar); Demi McLeary (contribution netball).
Foundation scholarships: Sequoia Rance-Renton (year 9); Jessica McIntyre (year 10).
Year 11
Taylor Allan (senior boys' tennis champion, u16 boys' intermediate athletics champion); Ellery Clague (equal 1 graphics); Jane Clutterbuck-Young (diligence); Leigh Clutterbuck-Young (diligence); Eleanor Davie (diligence); Georgia Evans (equal 1 mathematics, digital technology, French); Sarah Falconer (diligence); Richard Gardyne (agriculture); Laura Gilkison (contribution girls' football, English, history); Jade Graham (equal 1 graphics, u16 girls' intermediate athletics champion); Olivia Grant (technology fabric); Jordan Highsted (economics); Rachel Kelso (art); Scott Martin (most points for season over three events, diligence); Riley Mcdowall (best achiever year 11); Dion Mcguigan (technology wood, u16 most improved rugby player); Lauren Mcleod (home science trophy); Laura Miller (diligence); Dirk Morrison (equal 1 physical education, most improved boys' basketball player); Sean Pay (u15 junior boys' jumping champion); Dion Pope (technology metal); Logan Ramsay (diligence); Bevan Ross (equal 1 alternative science); Michaela Roy (music); Blake Shirley (equal 1 physical education, geography, science); Cyril Tamou (equal 1 alternative science, te reo Maori); Ben Turnbull (equal 1 mathematics, accounting); Aaron Wright (mathematics applied one).
Year 12
Carrie Adams (mathematics with application); Todd Anderson (contribution boys' football); Tessa Black (contribution girls' basketball, service netball, history, physical education); Ashley Bolger (diligence); Amanda Clark (most promising girls' football player); Tyson Crown (te reo Maori); Tessa Dickie (geography, biology, equal 1 economics); Peter Dodds (music); Luke Dolamore (diligence); Casey Donald (diligence); Morgan Fallowfield (most improved senior netball player, diligence); Mark Gow (physics, mathematics) Bridget Hardy (graphics); Sarah Harniss (diligence); Leiana Hayward (equal 1 girls' best cricketer); Glen Hellier (gateway); David Heslip (adventure leadership programme); Lang Inder (technology metal); Joseph Kelso (senior boys' athletics champion, technology wood) Lucy Kingsbury (English); Sean Lennon (agriculture); Melissa Mackay (diligence); Keegan Marr (tourism, technology fabric); Simone Mcfadzien (hospitality and service industry); Lachlan Mckeogh (equal 1 chemistry); Courtney McQueen (digital technology); Caroline Morton (equal 1 girls' best cricketer, drama); Laura Riepma (alternative English); Chad Ritchie (diligence); Sam Scott (art); Ashleigh Sinclair (most improved girls' basketball player, contribution school netball); Renee Sinclair (diligence); Emily Smith (equal 1 chemistry, French); Hayden Stephen (most improved rugby player 1st XV); David Tan (accounting); Zachary Thomas (diligence); Imogen Walker (diligence); Kelly Whitten (senior girls' tennis champion); Kaye Williams (equal 1 economics, French); Alice Wohlers (diligence).
Year 13
Prentice Broekhoff (diligence); Lisa Catto (senior girls' swimming champion); Tracy Clearwater (equal 1 digital technology, technology wood); Carrie Clifford (equal 1 biology); Lucy Collins-Mckenzie (art); Hamish Cooke (boys' best cricketer); Finlay Cowan (diligence); Samantha Dickie (diligence); Megan Donald (tourism); Katie Eason (diligence); Bryce Ferguson (technology metal); Janelle Gibson (diligence); Jessica Gollan (diligence); Kelsi Hall (equal 1 biology, mathematics with calculus, mathematics with statistics, physics); Bridget Henderson (agriculture); Dayna Holland (most valuable girls' hockey player); Michael Hook (most valuable 1st XI boys' hockey player, diligence); Laura Horton (equal 1 digital technology, commitment and dedication girls' rugby); Jayden Lawrence (diligence); Sam Mercer (contribution boys' basketball); Talia Milne (diligence); Felicity Moate (diligence); Lochie Morrison (senior boys' swimming champion); Emily Mowat (1st XI hockey best and fairest player); Matt Paterson (adventure leadership programme); Emma Prattley (physical education); Emma Ridley (technology fabric); Emma Riepma (diligence); Jaclyn Rome (accounting, history); Aaron Shirley (senior boys' field events champion); Jasmine Simpson (gateway, senior girls' athletics champion); Sam Small (diligence); Sarah Stevens (hospitality and service industry, French); Jessica Stevenson (economics); Olivia White (diligence); Tanae Wills (diligence); Megan Winsloe (service girls' hockey, diligence).
The Duke of Edinburgh Hillary award: Cameron McIntyre (gold); Aimee Clement, Jane Clutterbuck-Young, Leigh Clutterbuck-Young, Katie English, Laura Gilkison, Laura Miller, Charlotte Morton, Michaela Roy, Emily Smith and Zachary Thomas (silver); Felicity Moate (bronze).
Special prizes
Cameron McIntyre (personal integrity); Jayden Lawrence (senior practical skills); Ike Wallace (performance music); Cameron McIntyre (operatic society prize); Jack MacRae (practical craft); Zachary Thomas (leadership in outdoors); Aleisha Cavanagh dramatic work); Michaela Roy (senior instrumentalist); Maxine Veroce (contribution performing arts, Barron trophy, Nathan dickson trophy); Carrie Clifford (University of Otago Maori & Pacific Island entrance scholarship); Jessy Paterson (University of Otago Maori & Pacific Island entrance scholarship); Hamish Cooke (scholarship - cricket).
Memorial prizes: Caroline Morton (Thomas Macdonald scholarship); Ellery Claque (excellence in woodwork craftsmanship); Cameron McIntyre (JAC Macartney scholarship); Julie Humphries (equal 1 agriculture year 11); Rebecca Riepma (equal 1 agriculture year 11); Maxine Vercoe (English) Cameron McIntyre (classics); Kelsi Hall (chemistry); Aaron Shirley (equal 1 geography) Carrie Clifford (equal 1 geography); Matt Paterson (marksmanship); Bevan Ross (most improved trapshooter); Jamie Shanks (public speaking).
Ex-pupils' prizes: Aaron Shirley (excellence in and out of classroom); Felicity Moate (jubilee bursary).
Sports: Hamish Cooke (best all-round boy); Kelly Whitten (best all-round girl).
Hostel prizes: Bryce Ferguson (hostel head boy); Samantha Dickie (hostel head girl).
Merit awards: Jessica Gollan (queen's badge girl guides); Cameron McIntyre 6 (queen's badge boys brigade); Felicity Moate (queen's badge girl guides); Shannon Stark (NZ miniature horse association for international youth challenge Sydney, Australia).
Foundation scholarships: Jane Clutterbuck-Young (year 11); Laura Riepma (year 12); Jaclyn Rome (year 13).
Leadership: Ryan Osborne (deputy head boy); Lisa Catto (deputy head girl); Aaron Shirley (head boy); Maxine Vercoe (head girl); Carrie Clifford (proxime accessit); Kelsi Hall (dux).
