Info Evening – Duke of Ed Awards
Join us for the HVHS Duke of Edinburgh Information Evening on Monday, 24 February, from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in the HVHS Staffroom.
Sarah Coales, HVHS Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator, will explain how students can register and participate in the award programme and answer any questions. The evening will primarily focus on the Bronze Level Award however Sarah is happy to answer questions about all levels – Bronze, Silver and Gold.
The event is open to students, parents, caregivers and whānau. For any questions please email Sarah Coales at sarah.coales@hvhs.school.nz
Hutt Valley High School is pleased to give students the opportunity to register and participate in the Duke of Edinburgh Hilary Award scheme.
Sarah Coales is the Duke of Edinburgh Coordinator at HVHS, she brings to this role a wealth of experience and knowledge having coordinated the Award at other colleges for years and kick starting it at HVHS in 2024. Sarah will help HVHS students register and navigate their way through the Award. Students don’t have to start at Bronze they can be direct entrants at Silver or Gold.
This is an Internationally recognised award scheme that is held in very high regard. It is a valuable and worthwhile award scheme where individuals can be rewarded for all the activities they currently participate in.
Registering for Duke of Edinburgh at HVHS
To register your student for the Duke of Edinburgh please complete the HVHS Registration Form
Sarah has compiled helpful information on the Awards (Bronze, Silver and Gold), skills components, adventurous journey (and providers) and other resources in a Letter for HVHS Parents and Caregivers
Duke of Edinburgh Resources
Duke of Edinburgh’s Facebook page
Upcoming Duke of Edinburgh Opportunities
Bronze Award Participants – Skill Section Option in Financial Literacy
If you are a Bronze Award participant and are wanting to explore financial literacy for your skill section, you can sign up for the Duke of Edinburgh Banqer Classroom. Banqer offers an online course where students can upskill their financial literacy and credit time towards their Award.
At the end of the 13-week course, provided the participants have committed to one hour a week, they will be emailed an assessment that can be uploaded to a student’s Online Record Book (ORB) in lieu of an assessor report. Learn more and register for the Banqer financial literacy course here