Orewa College People Flashcards
Who is principal of Orewa College?
Kate Shevland
Who is this?
Kate Shevland – principal of Orewa College
Masters athletes are able to enter a maximum of six events at the World Masters Games and Orewa College maths teacher _____________ is taking it to the limit.
She will compete in the 200m sprint, short hurdles, hammer and weight throws, weight pentathlon and pole vault – “plus a couple of relays thrown in as a bonus”, she says.
Anne Goulter
Anne, who competes in the age 50–54 category, is something of a Masters veteran having competed in various athletics events at the NZ Masters for around 20 years. Her first love was sprinting, but she saw hammer throwers in action while she was training at Millenium stadium, and decided to give it a go, around 18 years ago.
She says joining the __________________ was a turning point, providing the kind of quality coaching that any athlete thrives on.
“Even at Masters level, we all want to get better and develop in our sport so good coaching is very important,” Anne says. “Without it you get frustrated.”
North Harbour Bays Athletics Club
Balance, core strength and timing are key to a good throw of the 3kg hammer. Anne Goulter always has a hammer and other sports equipment in her car as she is training twice a week for the throws, and the same for her track and pole vault events. This has to be fitted around the demands of her teaching job and _______________.
family commitments
When she was at school herself, Anne Goulter liked athletics but gave up competing after leaving college, while continuing to play netball. Her eventual return to the track came at the age of 30, after a netball coach organised sprint training, re-igniting her interest in athletics.
At 16 years old, Anne’s son __________________ has become a competitive hammer thrower and trains alongside his mum. Last year he placed fifth in the NZ Secondary Schools seniors – he was previously a junior title holder.
“I’ve never forced him into it, but he throws well,” she says.
Anthony Barmes
Orewa College ESOL Teacher with experience at Westlake Girls and Pakuranga College
Claire Bailey
Who is this?
Claire Bailey
Anne Goulter is head of which department at Orewa College?
Mathematics
Works in a Counselling role at Orewa College two days a week and on the other days working on my Doctoral research or teaching at the University of Auckland.
Roberto McLeay
Teaches ESOL at Orewa College. Has taught in Vietnam, Hong Kong and Singapore. Enjoys walking, yoga and reading. Has teamed up with another Language department colleague to co-host a vegan ‘foodie’ club every Friday at lunchtime.
Jennifer McKay
Who is this?
Jennifer McKay – ESOL teacher – Orewa College
Teaches Japanese at Orewa College and Orewa Primary. Is in her first year of teaching in New Zealand, after a number of years in Japan.
Rose Murphy
Who is this?
Rose Murphy – teaches Japanese at Orewa College and Orewa Primary. Is in her first year of teaching in New Zealand, after a number of years in Japan.