Hi !! This is TCTV reporting.
The Year 12 news team went out and about talking to members of staff to see how they give greetings in their own languages. This is all part of our word of the week which is Inclusion.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
TCTV : Tamaki College : Interview 1 : Coherence
This is TCTV reporting for the first time from their fantastic new studio. The Year 13 news team are the first and are interviewing Mr. Griffiths who is Head of English. He is talking about our word of the week which is Coherence.
Presented by Nathan. Cameras run by Havea and Stanley. Edited by John.
Presented by Nathan. Cameras run by Havea and Stanley. Edited by John.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
TCTV : Tamaki College : Year 10 Contemporary Dance
This is TCTV reporting from assembly on Friday 30th May 2008. The Year 10 Maori class did an amazing job of performing their own contemporary dance routine to the rest of the school.
Camera work - Nevada
Camera work - Nevada
TCTV : Tamaki College : Assembly on Traffic Light Decisions
This is TCTV at an exciting assembly here at Tamaki College.
Here the prefects are showing us what good decision making is all about.
Great acting guys !!!
Camera work - Nevada.
Here the prefects are showing us what good decision making is all about.
Great acting guys !!!
Camera work - Nevada.
TCTV : Tamaki College : Assembly on Good Exam Behaviour
This is TCTV reporting from assembly at Tamaki College.
We have our prefects acting out what is good and bad exam behaviour..... guess our exams are coming up then !!!
Camera work - Nevada.
We have our prefects acting out what is good and bad exam behaviour..... guess our exams are coming up then !!!
Camera work - Nevada.
TCTV : Tamaki College : 1st 15 V Kelston
TCTV reporting from the Thursday afternoon match here at Tamaki College.
Write up by Mr. Harris
Camera work - Pene, Aquilla, Emma, Leon.
2.30 KO – brilliantly fine, Big crowd –early finish to school, Our sponsors (NZ Glen Innes Police) out in force – really good feel.
Kelston pack huge – bigger as apack than St Pauls and St Kents.
Tamaki dominated territory and procession for most of the first half. Semisi Ahoafi landed two early penalties from close range for a 6–0 lead. Simon Suaesi scored a try from a set move which was then upgraded to a penalty try. The conversion made it 13-0 to Tamaki. With five minutes to go in the half Kelston convert a penalty, but Tamaki respond with a try to Steven Sioneuesile from broken play and involving numerous inter passing. 20–3 to Tamaki at half time.
The second half saw the Kelston forward pack really muscle up and make yards. Kelston score a converted try from close range after constant pressure and the momentum in the game has changed – 20-10. More Kelston pressure is rewarded with a drop goal and then another well taken try out wide. Only good Tamaki scrambling defence is keeping Tamaki in the game. 20-18 to Tamaki.
At last Tamaki were able to mount an attack 20 minutes into the second half and a try from a charge down kick is denied by an earlier Tamaki knock on. Kelston had a chance to take the lead with three minutes to go, but the penalty went wide. Tamaki finished with a late surge, which finished just short – but time was up and Tamaki scraped home 20-18.
This was a physical, yet skilled game which produced a tight result. The game was well refereed by Pat Drum who was clear and accurate with his decisions. Thanks must go to the 1st XV sponsors – NZ Police (Glen Innes station), who turned out to support the Teams and made for a great occasion.
Write up by Mr. Harris
Camera work - Pene, Aquilla, Emma, Leon.
2.30 KO – brilliantly fine, Big crowd –early finish to school, Our sponsors (NZ Glen Innes Police) out in force – really good feel.
Kelston pack huge – bigger as apack than St Pauls and St Kents.
Tamaki dominated territory and procession for most of the first half. Semisi Ahoafi landed two early penalties from close range for a 6–0 lead. Simon Suaesi scored a try from a set move which was then upgraded to a penalty try. The conversion made it 13-0 to Tamaki. With five minutes to go in the half Kelston convert a penalty, but Tamaki respond with a try to Steven Sioneuesile from broken play and involving numerous inter passing. 20–3 to Tamaki at half time.
The second half saw the Kelston forward pack really muscle up and make yards. Kelston score a converted try from close range after constant pressure and the momentum in the game has changed – 20-10. More Kelston pressure is rewarded with a drop goal and then another well taken try out wide. Only good Tamaki scrambling defence is keeping Tamaki in the game. 20-18 to Tamaki.
At last Tamaki were able to mount an attack 20 minutes into the second half and a try from a charge down kick is denied by an earlier Tamaki knock on. Kelston had a chance to take the lead with three minutes to go, but the penalty went wide. Tamaki finished with a late surge, which finished just short – but time was up and Tamaki scraped home 20-18.
This was a physical, yet skilled game which produced a tight result. The game was well refereed by Pat Drum who was clear and accurate with his decisions. Thanks must go to the 1st XV sponsors – NZ Police (Glen Innes station), who turned out to support the Teams and made for a great occasion.
TCTV : Tamaki College : Rugby League v Botany
TCTV reporting from the Rugby Lague match here at Tamaki College. The match against Botany was on Wednesday 28th May 2008. The boys played a clean game and it was a fair match from both sides. Tamaki College won this high scoring match.
Camera work and editing by John Maria.
Camera work and editing by John Maria.
Friday, May 23, 2008
TCTV : Tamaki College : Girls Rugby v Avondale
TCTV reporting from the girls rugby match at Avondale College on Monday 19th May 2008.
Camera work - Peni, Aquila and Catherine.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
TCTV : Tamaki College : Glenbrook Steel Mill
TCTV reporting ...
The senior students in Mr. Naickers engineering class had a visit to the Glenbrook Steel Mill today. While there, they saw the whole process from mining to the finished steel coming out the other end. A very tiring but interesting day.
An in depth report is to follow, but we have some early photos for you to look at...
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The senior students in Mr. Naickers engineering class had a visit to the Glenbrook Steel Mill today. While there, they saw the whole process from mining to the finished steel coming out the other end. A very tiring but interesting day.
An in depth report is to follow, but we have some early photos for you to look at...
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TCTV : Tamaki College : 1st 15 V Auckland Grammar
TCTV went out to Auckland Grammar for the first match of the new season. Here are some highlights.
Write up written by Tamaki College head coach, Mr. Harris.
Tamaki College Results
1A
Tamaki 14 Lost to Auckland Grammar School 27
Tamaki started the game well dominating territory and procession and were rewarded with an early solo try to George Moala. However Auckland Grammar began gaining the ascendancy at the breakdown turning over Tamaki procession and soon were on the scoreboard with a well constructed try and two penalties. Halftime score 11-8 to AGS.
Auckland Grammar scored again straight after halftime when ruck ball was kicked through and pounced upon by Auckland Grammar to get a points break on Tamaki. Further penalties extended their lead and both teams scored tries late in a free flowing second half. Final score 27-14 to AGS
Camera work - Francis Falakino
Editing - 1st 15 Graphics boys...
Write up written by Tamaki College head coach, Mr. Harris.
Tamaki College Results
1A
Tamaki 14 Lost to Auckland Grammar School 27
Tamaki started the game well dominating territory and procession and were rewarded with an early solo try to George Moala. However Auckland Grammar began gaining the ascendancy at the breakdown turning over Tamaki procession and soon were on the scoreboard with a well constructed try and two penalties. Halftime score 11-8 to AGS.
Auckland Grammar scored again straight after halftime when ruck ball was kicked through and pounced upon by Auckland Grammar to get a points break on Tamaki. Further penalties extended their lead and both teams scored tries late in a free flowing second half. Final score 27-14 to AGS
Camera work - Francis Falakino
Editing - 1st 15 Graphics boys...
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