Scholarship Colours and Pockets awards reflect a consistently high proportion of excellence grades across each girl’s best subjects. It is not credit totals, but a high proportion of excellence grades that earns Colours and Pockets here at Rangi Ruru.

Pockets

Pockets are awarded for 50% -70% Excellence grades in a student’s five best subjects. Equivalent results at a higher level may be included. The following girls receive scholarship pockets for their results in NCEA last year:

Pockets for Year 11 NCEA results awarded to girls currently in Year 12

Olivia Armitage including Level 2 Mathematics

Scarlett Banks

Sophie Barnes

Justine Berry

Chloe Hughes

Sophie Land

Eva Matthews

Cressida McCormick

Camille Perelini

Mia Roadley

Samantha Senior

Megan Tansey

Cecilie Ward

Kate Wield

Pockets for Year 12 NCEA results awarded to girls currently in Year 13:

Amelia Adriaens

Anna Casey

Rosa Davies

Tayla Ferguson

Lily King including level 3 Statistics

Ruby Lee

Reilly Moore including level 3 Statistics

Olivia Pringle

Ava Smith

Charlotte Spurway including level 3 Calculus

Sophie Vryenhoek

Georgia Walker

Agave Yu

Jessica Yu

Pocket Re-awards for Year 12 NCEA results currently in Year 13:

Daisy Auker-Woor

Laura Bell

Grace Brownrigg

Amie Coombes

Genevieve Fulton

Rosa Jones

Ella Kauder

Hayley Marshall

Holly O’Laughlin

Mollie Shaw

Maddy Sheat

Luka Simmers

Lauren Smith

COLOURS

Colours are awarded for a score of above 70% of Excellence grades in a student’s best five subjects.

Colours for Year 11 NCEA results awarded to girls currently in Year 12

Harriet Eglinton

Krissy Epton

Harriet Fletcher

Lucy Floris

Annie Foote

Penelope Frost

Rosie Gray including Level 2 Mathematics

Meredith Herdman

Olivia Johnson

Evelyn Kuo including Level 2 Mathematics

Bridget Maw

Emma McCusker

Eliza McIntosh

Tamsin Mills including Level 2 Mathematics

Georgia Moynihan including Level 2 Dance

Lucy Murray including Level 2 Mathematics

Imogen Park

Penny Procter

Tessa Reid

Annabelle Schneideman including Level 2 Mathematics

Saskia Simmers including Level 2 Mathematics

Lucy Vaughan including Level 2 Mathematics

Julia Wakeman

Isis Ward including Level 2 Mathematics

Colours for Year 12 NCEA results awarded to girls currently in Year 13:

Francesca Gallaway including level 3 Calculus

Asta Kain

Grace Luxon

Eleanor McVicar including level 3 Calculus

Brooke Raitt including a Scholarship award in Physical Ed and Health

Emily Sang including level 3 Calculus

Kareena Singh

Meg Smith

Amelie Spinks

Ella Stephens including level 3 Statistics

Re-award for Year 12 NCEA results by students currently in Year 13:

Claudia Brown

Beth Hunter

Esther Hwang

Brooke Kingsbury including level 3 Dance

Pippa Lange

Harriet Lord

Sophie Pye

Lydia Robinson

Georgina Scott including level 3 Dance

Samantha Vance

Landie Yao including level 3 Calculus

ELITE COLOURS

Elite Scholarship Colours are awarded for 100% of Excellence grades in a girl’s five best subjects. This is an outstanding achievement for performing at an extraordinary level.

In Year 12 based on Level 1 grades:

Anna Bedggood

Rosa Blake including Level 2 Mathematics

Poppy Blake-Manson including Level 2 Mathematics

Mimi Boister including Level 2 Mathematics

Emma Ffowcs Williams including Level 2 Mathematics

Emily Gambrill including Level 2 Mathematics

Shi Huang including Level 2 Mathematics

Ruby Moore including Level 2 Mathematics

Eleanor Young including Level 2 Mathematics

In Year 13 based on Level 2 grades:

Being re-awarded this prestigious accolade, that is, 100% of Excellences two years running:

Amy Clough

Zofia Klar

Georgia Sheat including level 3 Calculus 

Our Guest Speaker:

Our guest speaker for Awards Assembly was Yangtong Xiang who was a pupil at Rangi Ruru from 2007 until 2011. Excelling academically, gaining accolades for this every year, including Proxime Accessit in Year 13, Yangtong was also involved in a wide range of activities including being an active member of the Cultural Committee, Magazine Committee, Form Senior, Librarian and Peer Support Leader and Head of Tech Angels culminating in impressively completing over 100 hours of Community Service in her final year of school.

Yangtong is currently working as a House Officer (Junior Doctor) at Christchurch Hospital. You can read her speech about her journey and Imposter Syndrome here.