“Helping deserving pupils of our local secondary schools”

In 2006, to celebrate our 60th anniversary, we have instituted the INDER LYNCH ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS. For such an important occasion we felt that a contribution back to our community was the ideal approach.

Our Managing Partner, Paul Maskell, and one of our Consultants, Kantilal Balu, developed the concept of an award to support our young people and approached the Principals of the five secondary schools in Papakura and Manurewa. With significant input from those schools the format of these awards was further enhanced.

Award Structure
It was agreed that Inder Lynch would contribute the sum of $10,000 each year to be equally distributed between Papakura High School, Rosehill College, The Manurewa High School, James Cook High School and Alfriston College. The understanding reached was that at each of those schools one male and one female senior student each would receive an award of $1000 to acknowledge their hard work and assist in their future studies. Each recipient also receives an Inder Lynch Achievement Award Certificate.

Award Criteria
Each Principal selects the successful candidates for their particular school, based on criteria which includes performance and participation at school, consideration of the student’s family circumstances and a focus on assisting pupils who may not receive any other award or scholarship.

Our Hope
Our awards will not solve the financial pressures for students wishing to continue their studies but, hopefully, will assist ten South Auckland students each year to continue to excel. In this small way, we feel proud to be able to assist our community.

2009 RECIPIENTS

PAPAKURA HIGH SCHOOL

Blaire Kimberley

Blaire’s objective is to make a career in sports, exercise and rehabilitation, to help people achieve their goals and find their strength to try again.   She has a strong passion for people and their wellbeing.

Jonathan Fuller

Jonathan’s aim is to study music at a tertiary level. Jonathan has had a dream of becoming a professional composer/musician.  He excels in music, and wishes to pursue this avenue by attending Auckland University in the coming year.

Last year he won the Trusts Secondary School Composers Competition, and got to experience the feeling of having his own piece of music finally played by a full orchestra.

Jonathan runs weekly band practices and rehearsals, and gives trumpet lessons on Saturday mornings at the Papakura Music School.  He has been principal cornet player of Papakura RSA Brass Band for a few years, and also plays the Euphonium for the Band.  He enjoys composing music for Orchestra and Brass Bands and some of his compositions have already been played at concerts.  Jonathan has also played in all the ANZAC day services of Papakura and Drury for the past five years.  He has played in Christmas parades, citizenship ceremonies, award ceremonies for the Papakura District Council, and leads bands for youth events on Friday nights.

ROSEHILL COLLEGE

Anna Kerr

Anna remembers her first day as a Year Nine being told there were “many opportunities for all students” at Rosehill College and through her time there she can definitely say that was indeed the case. This year she has improved her leadership skills by being given the role of Kahurangi House Leader. This involved three other House leaders and as well as Anna leading the house, being involved in House Council and also in one of the Sports Committee, Cultural Committee, Social Committee or Performing Arts Committee.

For the past three years Anna has also been part of the Rosehill Premier Netball team and captain for 2008 and 2009.   This year she joined the Girls cricket team. Anna says the sport opportunities at Rosehill College really are incredible, offering a wide range of sports for all year levels and great recognition for sports success in and out of school.

Anna has also been a student advisor for the last three years.

Matthew Mudford

Matthew has been at Rosehill College for 3 years, and has enjoyed particular success in the past year in many ways. This year he has done well academically and is pleased with his internal results. For co-curricular activities, Matthew has been a part of the 1st XI Cricket team, Open Boys Basketball Team, Sports council and was a part of the winning school Talent Quest group, singing vocals and playing guitar. He has also been a part of the He Kakano programme which has allowed him to mentor a Year 11 Maori student towards gaining NCEA Level 1 this year. He has enjoyed the opportunity to give back to the school and to support his cultural heritage.

Matthew’s dream is to own his own film production company which will be aided by a degree of BA/BCom which he is undertaking next year at the University of Auckland. This award will aid Matthew financially with this dream.

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL

Stephanie Wass

Stephanie Wass is a year 13 student at Manurewa High School. Her favourite subjects this year are Early Childhood and textiles.

Stephanie is a prefect and as such has different duties in which she attends to each day. This year as a prefect she participated in Peer Support for the year 9 students, interacting with them and helping them to grow to become good role models for the school. Stephanie also attended the Anzac Service, assisted with the schools Careers Expo and helped to organise and supervise the year 10 dance.

She is in her second year of attending the Gateway program through school which allows her to do work experience at the Gardens Early Childhood Centre. She has learnt many skills which she will take into the future. Out in the community Stephanie is a girls Rally and Youth Leader.

Jordan Ormsby

Jordan is in Year 13.  He is a hard working and diligent student, who has gained both NCEA Level 1 and NCEA Level 2 with Merit endorsements over the past two years.

Based on his academic achievements for Year 12, he was chosen this year as one of the schools ASB Scholars.  He is currently studying NCEA Level 3 Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and English.

To match his abilities in the classroom, he has been involved in a range of extracurricular activities.  He has performed as a band member for the schools last two musical productions in 2007 and 2008.  This year he has been a performer at the ASB Polyfest, participant during International Week, and a member of the Student Health Council. 

He was also selected by staff and his peers as a School Prefect.

JAMES COOK HIGH SCHOOL

Laree Khamis

Laree is an outstanding student who has achieved all-round success. 

She is one of the school’s top academic students who was second overall in Year 11, fourth overall in Year 12, third overall in Year 13, this year, and is well on track this year to achieve Level 3 NCEA endorsed with Merit at least. 

Laree participates fully in co-curricular activities, including Senior Girls' Cricket and Badminton, the school's Amnesty International Club and Breakfast Club, and as a member of the Indian Cultural Group.  She is the leader of Titoki House this year, and in that role has demonstrated strong leadership skills.

Sharlin Krishna

Sharlin impresses as one of the school’s most diligent and persevering students, who manages to maintain a strong academic record while also making a major contribution to co-curricular activities, particularly in the area of service to the school and community. 

Sharlin was placed eighth overall in Year 12, and has already achieved Level 3 NCEA through internal standards alone, with still 57 credits to come from externally-assessed standards.  Such is her commitment to her studies, she is likely to pass all of these, many at Merit and Excellence levels. 

As a school prefect this year, Sharlin has contributed generously in a wide range of leadership roles, showing strong organisational skills and a capacity to complete tasks efficiently.  Sharlin also plays in the Senior Girls' Soccer team. 

ALFRISTON COLLEGE

Sonia Henry

Sonia has applied to MIT to study Bachelor in Sport.  She is a member of the Senior Girls Volleyball B team and an active participant and organiser of whanau sport. She organises most of the inter whanau competitions along with the sports leaders. Sonia has voluntarily helped organise the annual Sports Dinner showing her passion and commitment to sport and community within the college and is a member of the Nuiean culture group.

Uai Liu
Uai has applied to AUT to study physiotherapy. Uai is a student leader for Whainga and a very good all rounder He is a keen sportsman and has demonstrated his leadership as the captain of the Premier Volleyball team and Rugby League team and was awarded the most improved player for 2009. He has been an active member of the Inter-whanau teams at Alfriston College. Uai is a quiet student who has real presence with his peers and is well respected by all. He also enjoys music, is a piano player in the successful iiTUNEZ music band and is a member of the Nuiean culture group.

2008 RECIPIENTS

PAPAKURA HIGH SCHOOL

Alexandra Louise Patchett
During Years 11 and 12 Alexandra achieved NCEA grades with Merit and has worked hard towards her credits for this year.

Alexandra has been involved in netball, being a member of the Drury Netball Club, Captain of Summer League Netball Team and named Player of the Year in 2006, and Most Valuable Player in 2007. She has been a member of the Senior School Premier Netball Team for 2008.

Alexandra has also been a member of Whakamaru Water Ski Club, done voluntary work for Lifesense Ltd, World Vision 40 hour Famine, a member of Senior School Ball Committee and Peer Support Member 2008.
She has been a hard working, honest and reliable student with good communication skills, a pleasant manner and a good team player and leader.
Alexandra wishes to pursue Tertiary Studies at AUT in the Area of Design.

Gary Hill
Gary is an outgoing person who is very hardworking and reliable. He can easily adapt to new ideas and can work effectively in a team. He achieved NCEA Level 1 with Merit and successfully completed NCEA Level 2. He was 1st in Economics and received a Class Award in Computing Level 2. Gary also received Certificates for High Achievement in English, Accounting, Computing and Economics Level 2, and Class Awards in Mathematics and Economics Level 1.

He enjoys music, dancing, playing sports, going for walks and bike riding.
Gary is looking to pursue a Tertiary qualification in a Bachelor of Commerce Degree at either Auckland University or AUT.

ROSEHILL COLLEGE

Elizabeth Lindsay
Elizabeth has been a very active member of Rosehill College, believing strongly in education as a pathway to a better bright future, both for herself and for the community.

Despite having experienced personal adversity, she has adopted a positive attitude within the college community, actively offering and providing advice to younger students and being an active and senior member in the College’s Peer Sexuality Support Group.

She wishes to attend Otago University and obtain qualification to achieve her goal to become a secondary school teacher.
Her tremendous strength of character and love of education makes her a worthy recipient of an award.

Lee Clark
Lee has been at Rosehill College since the 3rd form and has been boarding with a Korean family for the past year, having learnt a lot from them during this time.

After graduating at Rosehill he is moving on to further study at AUT doing a BA in Exercise Science, and hopefully, even further towards postgraduate study – a doctoral degree is one of his ultimate goals. He has a dream to create a massive centre that promotes fitness for people of all ages.
After missing out on some credits last year and thinking of leaving school, he has been more determined this year to achieve and work towards his dream. He says it is simply a matter of applying ones self and putting in the effort to achieve.

Lee is going to study sport at AUT next year and the award will be a significant benefit to him financially.

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL

Tara-Lyn Smith
Tara-Lyn is a 16 year old, vision impaired Year 12 student, of Maori descent who in her short time at Manurewa High has quickly established a sound rapport with staff and students. Last year she achieved her Level 1 NCEA with 86 credits and is keen to continue her studies in the field of Sports or Wellness Therapy at tertiary level next year.

A talented sportswoman, Tara-Lyn was nominated for Sportsperson of the Year at school last year after representing New Zealand in Judo in New Caledonia.

She has continued to compete in national and international Judo competitions, worked hard towards her Level 2 NCEA, and kept busy with extra curricular activities such as; helping care for disabled students at Homai School for the Blind, planting sapling trees along the bank of the Wiri Stream and supporting fellow students in a mentor role as a Student Ambassador.

Tara-Lyn has also been an active participant in co-curricular activities this year, being a member of the School Choir, Maori Club and competing in school Athletics . During the year she has completed work experience on the Gateway Programme in education at Homai Primary School where the Principal and staff greatly appreciated her assistance and ability.

Kauri Beguely
Kauri is 18 years old and in Year 13. He is a competent, sociable young man who is planning to continue his education at university next year. He is considering courses in either Media Design or Electrical/Computer Engineering. In his role as Deputy Head Boy Prefect, Kauri has led by example and supported the team’s many extra duties such as; fundraising and organisation for the annual school ball, supporting staff in supervision duties and being a school ambassador at parent interviews.

Kauri is currently studying for NCEA Level Three in Art Design, English, Calculus, Physics and Physical Education. His strong academic ability is matched in his other interests. He is a keen musician who enjoys playing guitar, a skill that he used to support fundraising for the school Concert Band by performing solo in a musical showcase. His interest in practical activities is demonstrated in his athletic ability. This year he has coached Kiwi Sport, was selected to represent the school at the Counties Manukau Athletic Championships sport and went on a school ski trip.

JAMES COOK HIGH SCHOOL

Annie Nicholas
Throughout her five years at James Cook High School Annie has impressed as a diligent, highly motivated and capable student with excellent leadership skills. Her academic success has been endorsed by the achievement of Level 1 and Level 2 NCEA and she is on track towards achieving Level 3 NCEA by the end of this year. Her strength as a leader was confirmed by her being named as Deputy Head Girl at the start of 2008.

Annie gives full commitment to co-curricular activities, participating in all Inter-House activities, playing for a range of school sports teams and participating in the Indian and the Niuean cultural groups for the ASB Polyfest over the years. Within her community, Annie is also fully involved in the Niu Souls Youth Group at St Paul’s Presbyterian Church.

Annie is a young woman with considerable potential and the attributes to succeed in all areas of her life. She intends to begin study for a bachelor of Nursing at the University of Auckland next year, and will have to fund her tertiary studies herself. The Inder Lynch Achievement Award will assist Annie to reach her goals.

Jared Liu
Jared Liu is a quiet achiever with a tenacious determination to do his best at all times. His outstanding NCEA level 1 results were gained through a diligent, focused approach and hard work..He is already near completion of Level 2 NCEA, with 50 level 2 credits achieved to date, 15 of which are at Merit or Excellence. His academic record placed him 3rd aggregate in Year 11, 2007 and he will sustain a high academic ranking this year for Year 12.

Jared is a talented musician with particular strength as a guitarist, in both solo and group performance. He was a member of the musical group selected to perform at the school’s Senior Prize-giving ceremony in 2007. In both music studies and performance, as well as his other subjects, Jared is a team player, willingly assisting others and working with his classmates in a positive and friendly manner. In the recent “Enterprise New Zealand Trust Business Experience” Jared volunteered to be a group leader, and proved to be most competent at leading and motivating his group members towards success.

Jared intends to study for a Masters degree in business Administration at the completion of Year 13. Coming from a single-parent family, Jared’s access to tertiary education will be greatly assisted by sources such as the Inder Lynch Achievement Award. He will value the opportunities provided by the scholarship to achieve at the highest levels.

ALFRISTON COLLEGE

Rosie Leilua
Rosie is a foundation student of Alfriston College who is an excellent all round role model. Last year she was awarded the top Pacific Scholar for academic achievement.

Rosie enjoys basketball and was in the Under 19 team and has been a Counties Manukau representative. Her academic record is sound and she has applied for study at Auckland University Elam School of fine Arts.

Cybros Tuli
Cybros is currently a Kaitoro Whanau Leader who has successfully co-led his Whanau. He is a foundation student of Alfriston College who is an excellent all round role model. Last year he was named Independent Learner of the Year after consistently demonstrating the qualities of an independent leader. His academic record is strong and he applied to AUT to complete a Bachelor of Finance with a view to working in banking. This year Cybros completed a Gateway placement with the National Bank which has resulted in part-time employment. Cybros is a youth leader in his Church and a World Vision sponsor.

2007 RECIPIENTS

ROSEHILL COLLEGE

Amanpreet Bhandal
Amanpreet is a member of the Rosehill College Indian Cultural Group and performed at a community dance competition. In 2006 she was a House Council Representative and a student Advisor.

This year she has been a House Leader and has found this a challenging and exciting role and this has added positively to the experience of her final year at secondary school. Being part of the Rosehill College Cultural Committee allows her to celebrate the different ethnicities and cultures present in the school by organising events such as Cultural week, lunchtime performances and Interhouse competitions.

Next year, Amanpreet intends to study Bachelor of Health Science in the first year in order to get into Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at University of Auckland.

Baden Kerr
Baden has been a student at Rosehill College since 2003 and during this time he feels he has matured due to his participation in sports and the support he has received from teachers, particularly in the PE Department. In Year 9 he was the Soccer Captain and this year Captain of the 1st Eleven Soccer Team. Baden has also been part of the 1st Fifteen Rugby Team and a member of the Counties under 18 rugby squad in 2006 and 2007. He has also been involved in tennis, softball, touch and the Snowboard team.

At the Rosehill College Sports Awards Baden received a trophy for Team Member of the Year for Tennis, was the Captain of the Soccer team that won the Team of the Year Award, a badge for Rugby, silver medal for Softball and gold medal for Soccer. To top it off he was awarded the Sports Scholarship and the All Rounder of the Year Award.

Being a sports enthusiast it is understandable that Baden has applied to do a Bachelor of Sport & Recreation at AUT for next year. He is looking forward to contributing to the sporting world by studying in this field.

PAPAKURA HIGH SCHOOL

Sukhwinder Kaur
Sukhwinder is a Year 13 student who next year hopes to be accepted at the University of Auckland to study Commerce and Computing. She is a quiet and mature young woman who works steadily and diligently to achieve and maintain consistent grades.

In the current year Sukhwinder has been a member of the Arts Festival committee, helping to organise the week long series of events, is assisting a member of the graduation Committee and is also involved in the Environmental group and the recycling programme.

Outside of school she is involved with an Indian cultural dance group, and works part time to save towards her tertiary studies.

Daniel Foster
Daniel has been studying English, Maths, Computing, Chemistry and Physics at Papakura High School. He has obtained his ICDL computing qualification and has completed most computer related standards offered within the school.

He captained the school badminton team this year and also plays in the 1st XI cricket team. Outside of school Daniel is an under-16 badminton rep for Counties, assists with his Church youth group, and works part time to save towards his tertiary studies

Daniel is applying to start next year on a computing diploma course at Manukau Institute of Technology and plans to use this course as a stepping stone to a Bachelor of Information Systems in the future.

JAMES COOK HIGH SCHOOL

Jessica Penney
Jessica is a Year 12 student who achieved Level 1 NCEA in 2006 with 146 credits, 50 of these at Merit and Excellence level. She has already gained Level 2 NCEA from internal results, with extra credits to come from the final examinations. She was placed first in class in Science and Biology this year.

Jessica is captain of the First XI Hockey and Soccer team and also plays club soccer and hockey outside of school. She was selected to attend two leadership camps this year, one held by Rotary and one by Te Kaipakhi Ranga Wairua, a division of the Maori Women’s Welfare League.

She will be returning to school next year to complete Level 3 NCEA, and then intends to pursue a university degree in Sport Psychology or Sports Management.

Ah See Tuala
Ah See is a Year 13 student and has been accepted into the Manukau Institute of Technology Bachelor of Sport and Recreation programme for 2008. He has also achieved Level 2 NCEA and was placed first in Health Studies this year.

Ah See is also a talented sports person, representing his school in cricket, rugby league, rugby, volleyball and touch rugby and is the school’s senior athletic champion.

Outside of school Ah See is a Counties rep for Rugby and a Youth Coach at the Clendon Recreation Centre which involves coaching young people in the “Out of School Activities” programme which takes place after school and during the school holidays.

Ah See was appointed Deputy Head Boy of James Cook High School this year.

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL

Lorelle McNaughton
Lorelle is very proud of her Maori and Chinese heritage, is a generous person and tends to put others first.

She is Head Prefect for the current year and has accepted the responsibility and challenges the position brings, coping exceptionally well to ensure that the events for which she has been responsible for are always a success.

Lorelle is a hard working and conscientious student, is an extremely gifted student, excelling in the performing arts, especially music and drama. She is a member of the School Choir and Concert Band and lead in the school production and participant in International Week. In 2006 she was presented with Arts Person of the Year, Musician of the Year and a Service to Arts Award. Lorelle has also represented the school at the local ANZAC Day ceremony and addressed the Rt Honourable Helen Clark in Maori at the opening of the new administration building of the school.

Fraser Allan
Fraser has been a student at Manurewa High School for five years. He is a strong leader and is Deputy Head Boy of the Prefect Team for this current year. He has involved himself in all the decision making and is always willing to give up his time to ensure an event is a success. Fraser gets on well with his peers and has been a positive role model in the school.

In 2006 Fraser received a Sports Badge for outstanding contribution to sport, First in Year 12 Economics and Physics with merit certificates in English and Geography. In 2007 Fraser was selected as an ASB Scholar for his academic successes in Year 12.

Fraser has successfully combined his academic endeavours with community work through his Church and various sporting accolades in representative teams for cricket, soccer and indoor soccer.

His aim is to study for a Bachelor of Commerce with the possibility of a conjoint degree in Engineering or Science. The ultimate goal is to complete postgraduate studies in Commerce.

ALFRISTON COLLEGE

Pearly-Ann Grey
Pearly-Ann is a Year 11 student and has attended Alfriston College since Year 9 and is an outstanding young woman. She was the first student to achieve NCEA Level 1 this year. This has given her the confidence to set herself goals that will see her succeed and enable her to realise her dreams in the future.

She is considerate and very caring and has exhibited many of the 10 Independent Learning qualities that are part of the school philosophy. She has been a mediator for issues in the school and has developed a positive relationship with all of her learning leaders or teachers.

Sonny Grey
Sonny is a Year 11 student and has attended Alfriston College since Year 9, he has worked quietly and steadily throughout. He is a young Maori man who has stood proud and utilised his knowledge and passion of Te Reo Maori and Maori Performing Arts to enable him to experience success in the other learning areas.

He achieved NCEA Level 1 early in the year and has set himself up well to move into Level 2. He truly deserves the opportunity to continue with his education and pathway himself towards tertiary study.

2006 RECIPIENTS

ROSEHILL COLLEGE

Rebekah New

Rebekah has been a volunteer student teacher at Rosehill Intermediate teaching German and a student advisor working with younger students in the school.

She is enrolled at the Canterbury University intending to complete a Bachelor of Arts majoring in German Language, working towards being admitted to their post-graduate journalism course. Entry into the course is very competitive, only one in five applicants being admitted.

Daniel Cranston

Daniel is in the Senior Concert Band where he is a section leader for percussion/keyboards. He is also treasurer of the Interact Club and has participated in the Rosehill College Student Advisor Programme. He previously was in the Ardmore Squadron of the Air Training Corps where he attained the position of Cadet Corporal. Daniel also tutors Japanese to students at Rosehill Intermediate School.

Next year Daniel intends to study a conjoint degree BA BSc in Japanese and Computer Technology at either Auckland University or Otago University.

PAPAKURA HIGH SCHOOL

Situa Singh

Situa manages the Cook Island group and took part in the yearly Polynesian Festival. She has been involved in the Stacey Jones Leadership programme and is part of the Papakura High School’s Environment Committee.

Situa’s goals are to pass all her exams, become a Prefect and hopefully make positive changes to the community.

Danny Jacobson

Danny has been part of the Papakura High School’s academic programme since Year 9. He has been involve din soccer for most of his life and is currently in the First XI.

Danny’s goal is to succeed in his studies and pursue a career in journalism.

JAMES COOK HIGH SCHOOL

Niteeka Chandra

Niteeka has achieved well in gaining her credits NCEA Level 1 in 2004, Level 2 in 2005 and has already achieved her Level 3 from internal credits alone. Sciences are her particular areas of strength and she has achieved awards in the Regional Science Fair in 2003, 2004 and 2005.

Nikeeta is a volunteer worker at the Lady Elizabeth Resthome. She has been Deputy Leader of her House and also a School Prefect. Recently she was selected by the Manurewa Lions Club for the Young Ambassador Award.

Niteeka plans to attend Auckland University of Technology to complete a Bachelor of Health Science degree and is looking to a future in medical imaging, oral health or nursing.

Thomas Gallichan

Thomas has achieved very high credits in his NCEA which included 30 Excellence and 35 Merit Grades. He was also one of four ASB Scholarships allotted to the school in 2006 for the top four students in NCEA Level 2.

Thomas is very much involved in sport particularly squash and hockey representing the school in the senior squash team and the 1st X1 hockey team. He has participated in the Youth Work Shop dealing with drugs and alcohol in the local community. He is also a School Prefect this year.

Thomas has been accepted at the Otago University in 2007 to complete a Bachelor of Surveying degree.

MANUREWA HIGH SCHOOL

Emma Cuming

Emma has been very involved in sports at school particularly hockey and touch rugby. She has been in the Hockey 1st X1 in 2005 and 2006. This year she is a School Prefect and is on the Manurewa High School Sports Council. She is currently studying Level 3 Physical Education, Biology, Statistics, English and Business Management.

Emma plans to attend Otago University in 2007 to study for a BPhed and her career goal is to become a Physical Education teacher.

Connor Talaimanu

Connor has very involved in rugby, cricket, athletics and touch rugby. He is in the school 1st XV rugby and cricket teams, captain of the senior A boys touch team and was first in class Year 12 Physical Education. He is currently studying Level 3 Physical Education, Biology, Statistics, History and Physics. He is a School Prefect this year.

Connor intends to attend Auckland University next year and study or either a BCom or BProp.

ALFRISTON COLLEGE

Alfriston College is a new school which opened three years ago and currently has Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11 students.

Joanne Kimitaunga

Joanne is a Year 11 student and is a student group leader and has attended the leadership camp. She enjoys sport and is in the Senior Netball and Touch teams. She is an active member of the Cook Island dance group. She is pursuing her academic studies well and strives to achieve the best she can.

Joshua Ioane

Joshua is a Year 11 student and is a student group leader and has attended the leadership camp. He has a successful sporting background and was in the u15 rugby team which won the competition this year. Joshua sets himself high goals academically and has done very well in Level 1 NCEA.