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    • Assembly notes

    2025

    • 20 February

      Deputy Principal – Mr Thatcher

      Welcome and opening address

      Head Prefect, Deputy Head Prefect and Head of Boarding

      Prayer and thoughts for the week

      Prefects and Speakers

      Henry Hiatt – Sports report
      Tomas Coberger – Human race
      Tomas Visakan – RS Term 1 Cultural Performance Evening

      Musical Item

      "Children of Bodom" performed by Finn Mayers on guitar

      Round Sqaure School Citation

      Speaker Benson Geng-Wang

      Awards

      Service Awards – Mr Cortesi
      Athletics Day Prizegiving – Mr McBrearty and Mr Christey

      Executive Principal – Mr Eccleton

      Concluding comments

    2024

    • 7 November

      Junior Round Square Assembly

      Welcome – Augustus Elworthy
      Prayer – Chris Yoon (Korean)

      Speakers

      Ollie Trollip – speaking about Junior Round Square Week
      Mun Chi and Dylan       –speaking about exchange to Dunn School, Orange County, USA
      Louis Sharr – announcing Junior Round Square Week poster competition winners
      Luke Murney and Will Matheson       –speaking about the Environmental Conference
      Thomas Visakan, Jack Gorrie and Alfie Markham       – Te Reo Māori language lab
      Student Speaker       – Summer holiday shared read and author visit

      Performance

      Ollie Trollip

      Awards

      Honours Ties

      Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award
      Matthew Burton-Lyall, Jai Ferguson, Kourosh Langley, Gus McKenzie, Angus Sharpe, William Smith and Will Timms

      Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award
      Joshua Brown, Eli Clarkson, Tom Gardiner, Nisal Pathirana, Charlie Peacock and Jan-Adriaan Van Wyk

      Kiwi Competition Certificates & Spelling Bee Finalist Award (Ms Bracken)

      Battle of the Bibliophiles Team (Ms Stilwell)

      Tate Aikawa

      Concluding comments

    • 31 October

      Deputy Principal – Mr Thatcher

      Welcome and opening address

      Head Prefect, Deputy Head Prefect and Head of Boarding

      Prayer and thoughts for the week

      Speakers

      Cole Moffatt, Alex Johnstone, Gus Elworthy – speaking about Puffs
      Yul Kwon – speaking about Junior Round Squ

    Evil-doer

    Origin

    Law & Order: Special Victims Unit

    Goals

    Continue abusing her sister Cara

    Force Damien to abandon Cara (failed)

    Type of Villain

    Envious Abuser

    Janice Raleighis the secondary antagonist of the Law & Order: Special Victims Unitepisode "Disabled". She is the sister of disabled opera singer Cara Raleigh who abuses and steals from her out of resentment for Cara's greater success in life.

    She was portrayed by Jill Scott, who also played Lady Eve in Black Lightning.

    Biography[]

    Janice and her sister Cara grew up in poverty. Cara was their parent's favoured daughter and was always given what she wanted, which Janice grew to resent. This resentment only grew in adulthood when Cara became a talented opera singer and was heaped with praise and adulation from their family and the general public while Janice continued to be ignored.

    However, Cara's career came to an end when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Her condition rapidly degenerated until she was left in a wheelchair, unable to communicate except by blinking, and she was forced to move in with Janice and her son Damien, who she was completely dependent on for care. This only exacerbated Janice's hatred, as she viewed Cara as "forcing" her to wait on her hand and foot, and she began lashing out and abusing Cara, viciously beating her with a bar of soap in a sock and subjecting her to verbal abuse. She also started skimming several thousand dollars from Cara's bank account, forcing Damien, who was unaware of the physical abuse, to get a job to pay back the money. To make it easier for her to abuse Cara, she falsely accused three of Cara's nurses of stealing from her, getting them reassigned by their agency, and had the remaining nurse scaled back to a one-day shift.

    "Disabled"[]

    Janice spends the night with her married boyfriend while Damien is at work, leaving Cara alone in the apartment. While Cara is alone, serial rapist Tony Griegs forces his way

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