Heaton Tennis Championships 2022

What a wonderful day of tennis for our Heaton athletes! There were a number of fantastic performances and close matches this year. We had an exciting mix of social/beginners with our more experienced/club players. Congratulations to all who expressed their interest and took part, and a big thank you to the Elmwood Tennis Club for their continued support of this event.

  • Our female champion for this year was Lily Doyle (Room 9), who won the final 6-3 against Evie Bertie (Room 5). Third place went to Tessa Meng (Room 15) who won the playoff match 6-4 against Amelia Smith (Room 18)

  • Our open champion for this year was Jake Llewellyn (Room 14), who won an extremely close final 7-6 against Oliver Parnham (Room 12). Third place went to Monty Hampton (Room 4) who won the playoff match 6-3 against Kingston Laifa (Room 5)

Term 1 Girls’ Cricket Sessions

Please access the link below and read the document carefully so you are aware of the organisation for our Heaton term one cricket training sessions. Training sessions take place during school sport time on a Tuesday afternoon, and begin in week 5 (Tuesday 1st March).

Term 1 Girls’ Cricket Sessions 2022 – Tuesday afternoons

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Mr Evers via email or pop in to see him in the PE office for a chat.

Heaton Swimming Sports 2022

Date: 

Monday 21st February (week 4)

Meeting Time: 

All competitors are required to meet in the hall quad promptly at 8:15am. Please sit down in your house groups so we can mark the roll and depart on time.

Venue: 

Wharenui Swimming Pool & Sports Centre

Participation List (who is competing?):

Heaton Participation List 2022

If you registered for our school event and for some reason your name is not on the participation list above, please contact Mr Evers immediately for assistance.

Equipment Requirements (what do I need to bring?):

  • Swimming togs (please ensure students wear their swimming togs to school with their Heaton PE kit over the top) This way students are ready to race when we arrive at the venue
  • Swimming cap (if required)
  • Towel
  • Flip flops
  • Water bottle
  • Packed lunch with sufficient healthy snacks
  • All relevant personal medication e.g. epipen
  • Mask (all students must wear a mask on the bus, and when entering/exiting the swimming complex)
  • Class equipment required for the last teaching block e.g. device, pencil case etc. as students will be returning to school at the conclusion of the event

Event Structure, Timing and Covid Considerations:

Our goal is to make our school swimming sports as student focused and relaxed as possible. It is an opportunity for our confident swimmers to experience respectful competition, and for our beginner/ novice swimmers to feel encouraged and supported. Due to the current covid restrictions, unfortunately there will be no spectators permitted at the event this year.

Heaton Swimming Sports Order of Events 2022

Parent/Caregiver Race Timing Support: 

Although we are unable to host spectators this year, we are seeking assistance from caregivers who are willing and able to assist us with lane timing for the duration of the competition (9:00am – 1:00pm). Please note: In accordance with the Ministry of Education (MOE) guidelines, any adult working with our children in a supporting/volunteering role must be vaccinated and able to provide a vaccine passport.

If you would like to provide assistance with any lane timing responsibilities, please contact Tim Evers before 9:00am on Friday 18th February (everst@heaton.school.nz).

Confirmed Caregiver and Staff Helpers:

  • Mr Evers, Mrs Dore, Mrs Earl, Mrs Smith
  • Courtney Laifa, Jeremy Leeming, Craig Drennan, Michelle Moore, Iain Cave, Leigh Ginnever, Stacey Mullinger

Cost: 

Participation in the Heaton swimming sports event is based on our user-pay model (opt-in), and will involve a cost that covers return transportation to the event and pool hire (as we required to hire the full pool in order to proceed with our competition this year). These costs will be added to your school account and will be due by Friday 18th March (week 7). If you have any questions or no longer wish for your child to take part, please contact Tim Evers.

Heaton AIMS Games Representatives 2021

We would like to recognise the amazing efforts and dedication of our two Heaton football teams and individual athletes. We are really proud of the way you trained and prepared for this tournament, and for the maturity to manage the disappointment of not being able to take part this year. What an awesome group of young athletes!

Heaton Girls’ Football Team 2021
Heaton Boys’ Football Team 2021
Heaton Individual Athletes 2021 – absent from photo (Jacob T, Nixon C, Charlie B)

Girls’ cricket game v. Craighead

Date: 

Wednesday 24th November 2021

Venue:

Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln

Game start and finish time:

The match will be starting at approx. 10:30am (depending on the arrival time of Craighead from Timaru), and your daughter will be finished no later than 3:00pm. Your daughter can be collected directly from the venue (Lincoln) by a parent/caregiver, or Mr Evers can bring them back to Heaton at the conclusion of the day in the Heaton van. If you have made plans for your daughter to be collected by another adult please communicate this with Tim Evers via email.

Shared pizza lunch:

A $10.00 charge will be added to your school account as we will be hosting a shared pizza lunch for the Heaton and Craighead team. If you have any dietary requirements/considerations please email Mr Evers asap.

Meeting Time/Location:

Students are required to meet at the Heaton flagpole at 8:30am. Students should arrive at school in their full cricket uniform (Heaton playing top, white trousers and Heaton cap), and will be transported to and from the venue in the Heaton van.

Injuries / Availability: 

If you have any injury concerns, sickness or you cannot participate on Wednesday, please make contact with Mr Evers via email.

Equipment Requirements:

  • All personal cricket equipment e.g. pads, bat, gloves
  • Full cricket uniform (please wear this to school so you are ready for the game)
  • A spare top to wear after the game (as Mr Evers will be collecting the Heaton playing tops)
  • Water bottle
  • Sunscreen
  • Healthy snacks (no chewing gum, fizzy drinks etc.)
  • All relevant personal medication e.g. EpiPen, Ventolin etc.
  • Sunscreen

Questions:

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mr Evers via email (everst@heaton.school.nz).

Duathlon 2021

Congratulations to our 13 Heaton Duathlon participants for 2021, and a big thank you to our caregivers for their support and P.S.C for their efforts and flexibility to allow this event to take place under alert level 2.

  • Year 8 Girls: Zara H – 9th, Amy McC – 12th, Eliza McD – 15th, Zara McD – 19th, Lucy O’C – 27th
  • Year 8 Boys: Aidan F – 20th, Josh E – 25th, Kyle McC – 48th
  • Year 7 Boys: Mason M – 16th, Zac K – 28th, Liam M – 36th, Alex O’M – 46th, Tom G – 51st 

For a full breakdown of race times, please access the P.S.C link: https://www.sportsplits.com/races/canterbury-primary-and-caim-schools-duathlon-2021

Heaton Girls’ 1st XI Cricket 2021

The 2021 season has come to an end for our Heaton Girls’ 1st XI cricket team.

After a wonderful two days of cricket in the Canterbury Championships, our girls have finished their season with great memories, strong friendships, brilliant performances and having learned lots along the way.

The team’s hard work and dedication under the guidance of coach Barry have been brilliant all year. Our school has been very lucky to have Barry’s continued support and we would like to recognise and thank him for all of his continued hard work.

2021 Heaton Athletics Days

Thank you to all of our Heaton community for your efforts in making our 2021 Heaton athletics days a success. The hard work and dedication shown by our staff and sports leaders enabled our students to enjoy a relaxed day of participation, competition and house spirit.

An extra special mention to Dean and Warren for all of their efforts in preparing our Heaton fields so we would hold this event on home soil. With the cancellation of the CAIMS Athletics Championships this year, it was even more important for us to enjoy the day, get involved and support each other during this school-wide event.

Well done Heaton!

Duathlon 2021

Event Date: 

Monday 8th November (Monday of week 4)

Teacher I.C: Mr Evers

Location: 

Ruapuna Park, Haskett’s Road, Christchurch (Mike Pero Motorsport Park)

Race Information & Map: 

Duathlon Information 2021

Duathlon Race Map 2021

Participants (who will be taking part?):

Heaton Participation List 2021

Cancellation: 

Any cancellation information will be posted on the PSC Website (www.primarysportscanterbury.org.nz). There is no postponement date so any cancellation will not occur unless there are extreme weather conditions. Please consult with Mr Evers if you have any concerns re: weather

Equipment Requirements:

  • All Duathlon race equipment e.g. bike, helmet etc.
  • Heaton PE Kit with Hat
  • Packed lunch with sufficient healthy snacks
  • Lots of water
  • All relevant personal medication e.g. ventolin, epipen
  • Sunscreen
  • Warm Jacket to wear post race (it can be very windy at the venue)

Event changes and details resulting from Covid-19 protocols:

  • There is a maximum of 100 entrants per 1.5hr time slot.
  • ALL adults to wear a mask please.
  • Toilets: port aloo’s available. These will be in the car park area, so please remind students to use these before entering as once entered into the track with bike wont be able to get out again until after race. Mr Evers will have additional hand sanitiser available
  • Parking: Please refer to map below. The waiting zone is where parents/transport can come in and park up waiting for time slot to start. Then children can be dropped off in the carpark, children and race manager only to come past the carpark.
  • Only Tim Evers (Sports Coordinator) can enter with the team of Heaton students.
  • Tim Evers will collect transponders (race numbers) and organise students with these.
  • Please listen to the announcements on the microphone for specific information during the slot.
  • Certificates will be posted after the day once we have looked at results.
  • Here is the results link: https://www.sportsplits.com/races/canterbury-primary-and-caim-schools-duathlon-2021

How the Heaton time slot works (10:45am time slot):

Heaton have the 10.45am race time slot

  • Team manager (Tim Evers) and students come to get ready for their race from the car park at 10.15am (we will be unable to enter before this). Please ensure you are there no later than 10:10am so Mr Evers can meet you.
  • 10.50-11.00am Tim to collect transponders from the table by gate to race track
  • Students to enter the track through the gate at 11.00am, rack bikes and get ready for race
  • 11.15am race start latest
  • Finish race and ALL students and managers cleared off site completely by 12.10pm (students to be collected from outside)

If you are transporting your child to and from the venue, you are able to go directly from your home to Ruapuna Park (you will not need to bring your child to school first). If you are a student that is requiring transport assistance (Tom Griffin, Zac Kelly, Josh Exon), you will need to come to school with all the equipment you need (including your bike and helmet) and then meet Mr Evers at the flagpole at 9:20am. Your bikes will be transported to/from the venue by Stacey (Liam’s mum) and you will be transported in the Heaton van. A big thank you to Stacey for your support, it is greatly appreciated. N.B. Lucy O.C (Room 8) will be making her own way to the venue but will be getting transported back to Heaton in the school van.

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