General Notices

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LOST PROPERTY

Evelyn Pazin (Year 9) has lost her laptop. It is named.

Sophia Hall-Masino (Year 9) has lost her blazer.

Please get in touch with Ms Jackson via Teams if you have seen these items.

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Lost Property

Lost property, including all unnamed uniform, clothing used during EOTC, and bed mats, must be collected from the table in the Quad on Wednesday 9 April. If you have been contacted by the Uniform Shop for any named items, these must be collected from the shop by Friday. Any items not collected by will be repurposed at the Uniform Shop’s discretion. Any named blazers will be available for collection at the main reception.

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Junior Maths Competition

The Junior Maths Competition will be held on Wednesday 7th May (Term 2 Week 2A) for Year 9-11 students (plus very able Y8 students).

If you are interested in entering, please speak to your maths teacher or Mrs Kidd.

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Overdue Library Books

Please check your school emails for overdue notices. Library books are issued for three weeks – so if your books are overdue, please bring them back. Last year’s textbooks are now very overdue, so they need to come back too!

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🚀 RoboCup Junior 2025 – Take on the Challenge! 🤖

Scots College and Matamoe are forming Year 7-13 teams for the Rescue Line Challenge—where you'll design, build, and program a robot to navigate a maze and rescue an object.

💡 Challenge and test your robot and coding skills to the limit! Whether you're a beginner or have experience, this is a great chance to level up your problem-solving, teamwork, and tech skills.

📅 Competition Day: Saturday, 24th May 2025
🏫 Training Available: Lunchtimes, after school, and holidays

📢 Ready to take on the challenge? Sign up here 👉 https://forms.gle/pSv6HKeNoid94m8A8

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Head to https://afs.org/global-stem/ausnzl/ . Check out the “Who can apply?” and the “Frequently Asked Questions” sections before applying.

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GIRLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Some cool things coming up this year – please see Ms Sutton if interested or send her a message on TEAMS.

• Girls (age 16+) in Infrastructure:  Thursday 19 June 2025 (10:00am – 2:00pm). Students will have the opportunity to explore the diverse career opportunities in the infrastructure sector, through hands-on experiences and expert guidance. Participants will be divided into four groups, each led by female industry professionals, rotating through a variety of interactive activities:
  • Industry Exhibitions – Meet leading infrastructure companies and education providers.
  • Heavy Machinery Showcase – Get up close with cranes, diggers, and more.
  • Site Visit #1 – Details to be confirmed.
  • Site Visit #2 – Details to be confirmed.
• Woman in Engineering Holiday Camp – please see link for more details and if you want to apply please see Ms Sutton https://womeninengineering.auckland.ac.nz/autumn-camp/?utm_campaign=SCET-FS-UG-202502-NWS-Careers-Advisers-Term-One&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua

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Future Innovators Scholarship Competition

The Immerse Future Innovators Scholarship Competition is a chance for students to think big, solve real-world problems, and bring their ideas to life. Whether applying individually or as a group, students will identify a problem or gap in the market, explain why it matters, and propose an innovative solution that could make a real impact.

If you are interested in learning more about this competition or applying, click here to read more.

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Cultural Notices