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Student Handbook 2021
Contents
2-4 Where is everything? (maps)
5 Some History about Scots College
5 Some Key Staff
6 What are the main dates during the year?
7 What happens each day?
8 How do days differ across the week?
9 Who will my teachers be?
10 Who will be my House Tutor?
11 What is our House system all about?
12 What are the rules about uniform?
13 What sports and other activities can I do?
14 What can I do at lunchtime?
14 What do I do if I want to leave school during the day?
14 Homework and Private Study
15 Do I have to carry all my books around all day?
15 What about transport?
15 Will there be any socials or dances?
15 Can I bring a cellphone to school?
16 What happens when things don’t go to plan?
16 What happens if I lose an item of uniform?
17 What do the Prefects do, how will I recognise them?
17 The Prefects for 2021
18 What do the Middle School Leaders do?
18 The Middle School Leaders for 2021
18 Who is in charge of the Boarding House?
18 How do I receive feedback on my progress?
19 Abbreviations & Acronyms at Scots College
The content of this handbook is subject to change throughout the year.
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Some History about Scots College
The College was founded as a Presbyterian Boys’ College largely through the efforts of
the Very Rev Dr James Gibb and the Hon J G W Aitken. It opened on 9 February 1916 on
the site in Thorndon where Queen Margaret College is now. Three years later in 1919, the
College moved to its present site in Strathmore Park, with two headmasters, Dr Uttley and Mr
Dickinson (imagine two headmasters!). Then in 2021 the Senior School changed to become
co-educational. The College is essentially a day school but does have a weekly boarding unit
(Gibb House).
Some Key Staff
Headmaster Mr Yule
Principal of the Senior School Mr Zachariassen
Principal of the Middle School Mr Allen
Deputy Principal, Curriculum Mr Smith
Deputy Principal, Pastoral Mr Laverock (Senior School)
Deputy Principal, Pastoral Ms Gibbs (Senior School)
Deputy Principal, Pastoral Mr Struthers (Middle School)
Assistant Principal, Pastoral Mr Flood (Yr 7-8)
Girls Middle School Dean Mrs Gaffney
Chaplain Mr Jackson
College Counsellor Ms Calder
House Deans:
Aitken Mr Slack
Fergusson Mr Berry
Glasgow Mrs Hall
MacKenzie Mr Sinnamon
Mawson Mr Brookes
Plimmer Ms Berghan
Smith Mr Rehutai
Uttley Mr Leslie
Other people you might meet are the Chief Financial Officer, Mr O’Neill, Mrs Bolton in
Reception, Mrs Bradford in the College Shop, Ms Calcott who is the Headmaster’s Personal
Assistant and Ms Hedges who is the Middle School Principal’s Personal Assistant.
6 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 7What are the main dates during the year? What happens each day?
Term 1 (Summer Term) Years 7 & 8 report to their Tutor Rooms at 8.30am.
Monday 25 January Wellington Anniversary Day
Years 9-13 must be at school before 8.30am each day. This allows time for you to go to your
Tuesday 26 – Wednesday 27 January Girls Camp
locker to sort out your books for periods 1 and 2. Daily Notices will be given to students before
Thursday 28 January – Monday 1 February Staff Professional Development Days break time in Period 2.
Friday 29 – Saturday 30 January Prefect Camp
Tuesday 2 February College opens for all students We don’t ring bells during the day. You need to be where you need to be, when you need to be
there.
Saturday 6 February Waitangi Day (observed Monday 8 February)
Monday 15 – Friday 19 March EOTC Week (Week 7 of Term)
Monday 22 – Friday 26 March Summer Tournament Week (Week 8 of Term)
Friday 2 – Tuesday 6 April Easter Break, College closed
Thursday 16 April Final day of Term 1 (Summer Term)
Sunday 25 April ANZAC Day (observed Monday 26 April)
Term 2 (Autumn Term)
Monday 3 May Classes resume for all after Term 1 holidays
Monday 7 June Queen’s Birthday, College closed
Tuesday 8 June Staff Professional Development Day,
College closed
Friday 9 July Final day of Term 2 (Autumn Term)
Term 3 (Winter Term)
Friday 30 July Staff Professional Development Day
Monday 2 August Classes resume for all after Term 2 holidays
Saturday 28 – Tuesday 31 August Founders Break begins after sport,
College closed
Monday 30 August – Friday 3 September Winter Tournament Week
Wednesday 1 September Classes resume after Founders’ break
Friday 1 October Final day of Term 3 (Winter Term)
Term 4 (Spring Term)
Monday 18 October Classes resume for all after Term 3 holidays
Monday 25 October Labour Day, College closed
Tuesday 23 November Senior School Prize Giving (final day for Y11-13)
Thursday 9 December Middle School Prize Giving (final day for Y7-10)
Friday 10 December Prep School Prize Giving (final day for Y1-6)
End of Year
8 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 9How do days differ across the week? Who will my teachers be?
Monday House meetings in your House meeting rooms, followed by a Your timetable will give your teacher codes. Here is the list of teachers with their codes.
Tutor Group meeting for Years 7-13 from 2pm − 2.30pm.
Teaching staff 2021 Staff Teaching staff 2021 Staff Teaching staff 2021 Staff
Wednesday Assembly in the Hall – Middle School from 12.45 – 1.15pm; Senior Code Code Code
School from 12.15 – 12.45pm or tutor time for Middle School/ Allen, Matt ALM Henley-Smith, Gary HEN O'Rourke, Gabby ORO
Senior School. There are also special assembly arrangements on Bajema, Gerald BAJ Holmes, Russell HOL Papadopoulos, Victoria PAP
Week B Wednesday. Barrow, John BAR Jackson, David JAC Patterson, Ivan PAT
Friday Chapel Service in the Chapel – Middle School from 12.15pm − Beard, Kirsten BEK Jarry, Matt JAR Perniskie, Nicola PER
12.45pm and Senior School from 1pm − 1.30pm. Bell, Trudi BEL Jasmat, Jayshree JAS Philpott, Craig PHI
Bennett, Sheree BEN Jenkins, Leanne JEN Ranchod, Anand RAN
(The Chapel/Assembly Hall is known as the Chapel if a church service is held there, or as the
Berghan, Rose BER Johnson, Gary JOH Redgrave, Mark RED
Hall when Assembly or other activities are held there.)
Berry, David BED Jones, Kate JON Redpath, Hazel REE
On Wednesdays there are nearly always inter House competitions going on. Bondett, Kate BOK Kidd, Bridget KID Rehutai, Anthony REH
Boni, Eileen BON Kilvington, Rob KIL Richardson, Jess RIC
There is another period of tutor time from 2pm − 2.30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Brookes, Callum BRC Kirk, Richard KIR Roland, Rosemary ROL
Brown, Sarah BRO Laing, Pip LAI Rowe, Matthew ROW
Calvert, Joanna CAJ Laverock, Jason LAV Rutherford, Paul RUT
Clark, Hannah CLH Lawrenson, Stephen LAW Sadat, Leila SAL
Clayton, Matt CLA Leslie, Ian LES Sinnamon, Nick SIN
Davis, Spencer DAV Loboa Linan, Anayibi LOB Slack, Adrian SLA
Down, Clinton DOW Lucas, Barrie LUC Smith, Alan SMI
Eastman, Paula EAS Lundy, Alison LUN Struthers, Will STR
Flood, Seamus FLO Manighetti, Barbara MAN Sutton, Margaret SUT
Found, Richard FOU Marquez, Maria MAR Swanson, Marie SWA
Gaffney, Karen GAK McCorkindale, Michelle MCC Tanuvasa, Trey TAT
Gaffney, Shane GAF McGee, Hannah MCG Townsend, Luc TOW
Garrity, Angela GAR McIntosh, Edit MCI Verster, Celliers VER
Gibbs, Amanda GIB McKnight, Mike MCK Watkinson, Lauren WAT
Giffin, Scott GIF McMullan, Amy MCM Whitehouse, Harrison WHI
Griffiths, Liesel GRI Miller, Heather MIL Wilson, Glenn WIL
Hainge, Zoe HAI Miller, Tessa MIT Wright, Greg WRI
Hall, Claire HAC Morrison, Craig MOR Yang, Gerald YAN
Hamilton, Alistair HAM Nel, Marius NEM Yule, Graeme YUL
Han Stevenson, Thomas HAN Nelson, Brian NEL Zachariassen, Christian ZAC
Hawley, Rob HAW Nikora, Emerson NIK Zhan, Mei ZHA
10 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 11Our Houses are also in one of the Houses above.
What is our House system all about?
House Colour House Dean Tutors Head of House Room
The eight houses of the Middle & Senior Schools provide the primary means of pastoral
Aitken Blue Mr Slack Mr Holmes, Mr Clayton, Oliver Simpson P9/10 care and support to students from Years 9-13, together with the various inter-house sport and
Miss Papadopoulos,
Mrs Redpath, Mr Nelson,
cultural activities. House Deans lead their Houses and work alongside Tutors who lead each
Mr Rowe, Ms Clark Tutor Group. This allows for greater support and care for each student.
Fergusson Green Mr Berry Dr Manighetti, Mr Gaffney, Matthew Evans McKinnon
The main driver is the Tutor Time programme. Students have weekly activities that are specific
Mr Yang, Ms Brown, First Floor
Ms Swanson, Mr Verster, to their year group and linked to the PERFORM attributes/themes. For example, one activity is
Mr Barrow working on goal setting as part of the focus on the theme of Purpose. Student work in tutorials
Glasgow Red Mrs Hall Ms Sadat, Mr Lucas, Valentine Parker CL1 is completed on their e-portfolios which have been set up and managed by their tutors on
Mr Lawrenson, Ms Garrity, OneNote or Teams. The e-portfolios also function as a place for students to display examples
Mr Hamilton, Mrs Griffiths, of work, record their involvement in house activities, service, sport and culture.
Mr Philpott
MacKenzie Yellow Mr Sinnamon Ms Eastman, Miss Jones, Rowan Farrell LSLT There is also a monthly award – PERFORMer of the Month, awarded one each to the Middle
Mr Wilson, Mr Patterson, and Senior Schools. These are decided via staff nominations. Students are nominated for
Mr Rutherford, Ms Bondett,
positive behaviour that is linked to the relevant PERFORM theme of that month.
Ms McMullan
Mawson Maroon Mr Brookes Mr Nel, Mrs Laing, Isaac Waterman MR2 For more details about our PERFORM programme go to
Miss Boni, Ms Calvert, www.scotscollege.school.nz/middle-school/pastoral-care/p-e-r-f-o-r-m/
Mrs Tanuvasa, Mr Jarry,
Ms Bennett The Houses also compete in a full inter-house programme of activities.
Plimmer Sky Blue Miss Berghan Mr Whitehouse, Joseph Chiari AR2
Ms McIntosh, There is a big House Dinner for Years 7-13 held towards the end of the year when the house
Miss O’Rourke, Mr Giffin, acknowledges the achievements during the year. You and your parents will be invited to this.
Mr Morrison, Mr Hawley,
Dr Lundy
Inter House Competition
Smith Navy Mr Rehutai Mr Bajema, Mrs Kidd, Eric Lawson McKinnon
Athletics Quiz (Senior)
Blue Mr Kilvington, Ground
Badminton (Senior and Junior) Slowpitch (Senior and Junior)
Mr Down, Miss Richardson,
Mrs Jasmat, Mrs
Basketball (Senior and Junior) Soccer (Senior and Junior)
McCorkindale Battle of the Bands Swimming (tbc)
Chess (Senior and Junior) Table tennis (Senior and Junior)
Uttley Black Mr Leslie Mr Redgrave, Ms Marquez, Timothy Bryant 03/04
Cross Country Tennis (Senior and Junior)
Ms Loboa,
Debating (Senior) Tug of War (Senior and Junior)
Mr McKnight,
Hockey (Senior) Volleyball (Senior and Junior)
Mr Townsend, Mrs Zhan,
Music
Mr Han Stevenson
Each House has a House Dean and tutors, and these are the people who monitor your progress
from Years 7 – 13, offering support and guidance. They are also the teachers to whom you will
go if things go wrong. You also have a Head of House who is one of the College Prefects as
well as Year 10 Student House Representative.
You will hear the name ‘Gibb House’ which is the name of the Boarding House – all boarders
12 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 13What are the rules about uniform? What Sports and other Activities can I do?
You are expected to stick to the rules about uniform. The number one (formal) uniform must There are two ways of joining in. One is to represent your House in the inter-House
be worn on the first day of term (except for Term 1 2021), each Friday for Chapel, trips away, competition and the other is to join in some of the College activities.
hosting visiting schools and other designated occasions. Number two (daily) uniform is worn at
College Activites Teachers to see if College Activites Teachers to see if
all other times (Monday to Thursday). you’re interested you’re interested
Sports Volleyball Mr Yang
Prep School:
Athletics Mr Henley Smith Water polo Ms Swanson
Number one - Female students are required to wear a blazer, crossover tie, white blouse and
Badminton Mr Holmes Cultural
tunic. Male students are required to wear a blazer, tie, white shirt and short trousers.
Basketball Mr Kirk Chess Miss Zhan
Number two - Female students are required to wear a blazer, crossover tie, grey blouse and
either a tunic or short trousers. Male students are required to wear a blazer, tie, grey shirt and Cricket Mr Burgess Debating Ms Papadopoulos
short trousers. Cross country Mr Henley-Smith Drama Mrs Eastman
Cycling Mr Morrison Music Mr Patterson
Middle and Senior School: Floorball TBC Pipe Band Mr Leslie
Number one - Option A: a blazer, tie, white shirt and either long trousers or Ie Faitaga OR Football Mr Jacobs Tasi Noa Wha Mr Nikora
Option B: a blazer, tie, white blouse and either a skirt or long trousers. Futsal Mr Townsend Service
Number two - Option A: a blazer, tie, grey shirt and either short or long trousers OR Golf Mr Lucas (Coaching Duke of Edinburgh Mr Redgrave
programme)
Option B: a blazer, tie, grey blouse and either a skirt, long or short trousers
Handball Ms Sadat
Hockey Mr Ranchod
When the College blazer is worn, the tie must also be worn, and both items are always worn
outside the College grounds as well as for Chapel, Assembly or a meeting with the Headmaster Life saving Ms O’Rourke
or Principal. Rowing Mr Carr-Smith
Rugby Mr Rasch
If a student is cycling to school, they may do so without wearing their College blazer but should Sailing Mr Jarry (Learn to
have it with them in case it is required during the day (for Chapel, Assembly etc.) Any student Sail)
cycling or scootering must wear a helmet. Swimming Mr Morrison
Tennis Mr Struthers
All items of uniform, apart from shoes, must be purchased from the Uniform Shop and
Touch Rugby Mr Sinnamon
everything should be named. Any outer garment, such as rainwear, must be black. Sportswear
Underwater hockey Mr Rutherford
worn for both Inter-House and Inter-School activities must be school regulation and is available
from the Uniform Shop.
If a singlet or undergarment is worn under a shirt or blouse, it must be plain white or of natural For any more information on sports please see the following people;
skin tone. Director of Sport Mr Gaffney
Sports Coordinator Mrs Henley-Smith
Hair ties, ribbons, clips or bands must be plain black or the colour of the wearer’s hair. Gold and
House Activities co-ordinator Mr Flood
silver hair accessories are not acceptable.
EOTC co-ordinator TBC
The uniform should at all times be worn neatly, tidily and with pride. Keep a regular eye on the daily notices to see if there is any information on the activities you
For more about our Standards and Expectations, see the Standards and Expectations want to do.
Handbook found on the College website.
14 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 15What can I do at lunchtime? Do I have to carry all my books around all day?
You can eat your lunch. If your parents have paid for a Dining Hall lunch then you go to No you don’t, and you shouldn’t! You are given a locker (which you should padlock – give the
Chartres Hall. If you bring your own lunch then you go and eat it in the Quad (but not in the spare key to the House Dean in case you lose yours). Then before school put in your bag just
school buildings) unless it is wet in which case you go to particular classrooms to eat your enough books for periods 1 and 2 and leave the rest in your locker. Then at interval you can get
lunch. Senior Students should use the Hub and McKinnon spaces at wet break times. Students the books for period 3,4 and at lunchtime you can get the books for periods 5.
in Years 7-11 should go to their tutor room bases. These Year groups have these wet lunch
rooms; What about transport?
Year 7&8: Tutor Rooms In the morning, buses run from the Railway Station, Karori, Churton Park, Crofton Downs,
Year 9: 03 and 04 Island Bay and the Hutt Valley to the College (your parents have already been given details).
Year 10: G3 and G4 A ferry operates between Days Bay and Seatoun. Students catching this ferry can also use a
shuttle bus which runs between Seatoun and Scots in the morning. All shuttles operate on a
Year 9&10 can go to the Tuckshop to buy some food. Year 7&8 parents can order your lunch
termly basis.
online at www.wrapitup.co.nz and this will be delivered to your classroom.
However, in 2021, the wharf at Seatoun will be out of action. The Ferry will run to Queen’s
If you need a transport pass these can be ordered online and collected from the College Shop.
Wharf instead. We have a plan for 2021 which will be communicated to families in a separate
On Wednesdays there are often inter-House competitions going on, and if you are not communication. In the afternoon, buses for the Railway Station and Karori leave at 3.40pm
personally involved it is hoped you will go along and support your House. Thursday is also a (which allows you 10 minutes after school finishes). These buses leave from the car park
time when your Dean/Tutor may wish to see you and the others in your House or you may be outside the Chapel/Assembly Hall. For all these buses you use a snapper card.
involved in cultural groups or clubs.
You are, of course, expected to be well-behaved on the buses – no leaving your seats or loud
You can play on the fields, courts, in the inner or outer quads but you can’t leave the grounds calling out, and you must wear your uniform neatly. In particular you should show courtesy
unless you are in Year 13. Ball games should not be played in the inner quad (Four Square is when getting on the buses, especially when there are younger students on the same bus.
allowed here). When playing on the fields you must not wear your College blazer, tie or jersey.
You are able to top up your Snapper Card at the Uniform Shop, up to $30.00. If you are over 16
years old, your parents will need to contact the Snapper Card Head Office to have your student
What do I do if I want to leave school during the day?
fare updated each year you are at school.
If you have an appointment card or a letter from your parents requesting permission, then you
must have it signed by your Dean. As you leave you must sign out in the main Reception (see Will there be any socials or dances?
Ground Floor map). You must also sign in again when you return to school.
Yes, throughout the year Scots College will host a dance for various Year groups, for Year 8 and
If you are sick you will see the Nurse and she will contact Reception. above, organised mainly by the Year 13 Social Committee. Also you can get tickets for dances
at other schools.
Homework and Private Study
Homework is a key part of learning and succes in the Middle and Senior Schools. Our Can I bring a cellphone to school?
expectations around the type and amount of homework completed by our students gradually Yes you can, but it can only be used outside class time and must be switched off during class
increase through the Middle School years in preparation for studying the IB Diploma time.
Programme or NCEA in the Senior School.
16 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 17What happens when things don’t go to plan? What do the Prefects do, how will I recognise them?
For a start, don’t panic. There are always people around the school to help you. In general These are very responsible senior students. They lead the College and also help whenever
things don’t go wrong but just suppose the following happen: there are any major activities when your parents come into the school.
Issue Solution They help organise the school dances, show prospective parents and students around the
I have an issue with a class/subject Go and see your House Tutor or Dean. They College, help with buses at the end of the day, stand in the Chapel/Assembly Hall to make
will discuss things with you and help you sort sure people don’t misbehave. They wear kilts on special occasions like Chapel and so you can
things out recognise them there, and also they have a special badge on the right lapel of their jackets.
I feel sick at school Go and see the Nurse in the Health Centre
(see main map). Make sure you seek The Prefects for 2021 are as follows:
permission from your teacher before going to Head Prefect William Lambie
the Health Centre Head Prefect Rhian Beauchamp-Hughes
I have an issue with my locker or property Go and see your Dean first and they may Head of Senior School Eleanor McEwen
/gear direct you to Mr Struthers or Mr Laverock Head of Senior School Jack Bushell
I arrive at school late in the morning Before you go to class, report to Reception
to sign in Heads of Houses
I feel too ill to go to school Tell your parent/guardian and they will Aitken Oliver Simpson Plimmer Joseph Chiari
phone the College (380 7588) to say you Fergusson Matthew Evans Smith Eric Lawson
won’t be coming in
Glasgow Valentine Parker Uttley Timothy Bryant
I lost my timetable Log on to Scot-E and your timetable will
MacKenzie Rowan Farrell Gibb House Finn Surman
appear on the front page
Mawson Isaac Waterman
I forget to bring my lunch Go to the tuck shop (and if you have no
money, your Dean may be able to help you)
Other College Prefects are:
I need to ring home You can use your cellphone between classes
or see Reception who might be able to help William Fox Kevin Cheung
I have a personal but very private problem Go and see your Dean, the Chaplain, or the Finn Harris William Anthony
School Counsellor Cody Lokotui Tom Bloomfield
For more about our Standards and Expectations, see the Standards and Expectations Cullen Tran Hugo Yick
Handbook found on the College website. Joshua Paine Jackson Rakena
Ella Sangster Trinity Hunt
What happens if I lose (or misplace) an item of uniform? Ryan Crawshay Ariel Bridgman
Mya Hartley Oliver Scott
Your uniform is, of course, all named so you can get it back quickly from the lost property. See
Nicolas Workman Joseph Stewart
Mrs Bolton in Reception.
18 Student Handbook 2020 Student Handbook 2020 19What do the Middle School Leaders do? Abbreviations & Acronyms at Scots College
The Middle School leaders are Year 10 students who have been appointed to specific positions
A Aitken House
of responsibility within the Middle School. They are here to help you and to support the College APCC Assistant Principal, Co-curricular
Prefects in their roles. AR Art Room
CAH Chapel Assembly Hall
CC Careers Centre
The Middle School Leaders for 2021 are as follows:
CPAC Creative and Performing Arts Centre
Head Thomas Gould CR Computer Room
Deputy Manihera Gardiner DoABD Director of Administration & Business Development
Academic Yuvraj Kaintel DoEHA Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Award
DPC Deputy Principal, Curriculum
Chapel Alex Usher
DPOPSS Deputy Principal, Operations and Pastoral Senior School
Wellbeing Semurana Fepulea’i DPOPMS Deputy Principal, Operations and Pastoral Middle School
Events/Assembly Lachlan Stinson DR Drama Room
Arts Kevin Shi ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages
Sports Alex McAslan F Fergusson House
G Glasgow House
Service Rewiti Ngarimu
GR Graphics Room
Environment and Sustainability Oscar Preuss GSR Gym Seminar Room
ICT Liam Frampton HD House Dean
Prep School Mikah Miller HoD Head of Department
Wellbeing Puvin Anthony HM Headmaster
HoH Head of House (student)
International Leader Ricky Hu HSC Hodge Sports Centre
Boarding Charlie Fletcher IB International Baccalaureate
i/c In charge (of a subject)
IC Information Centre
The Middle School House Representatives LAC Learning area coordinator
Aitken Justin Pound Mawson Hugo Maitland LSLT Lesley Shelly Lecture Theatre
Fergusson Jacob MacLean Plimmer Ryan Lee M MacKenzie House
MK McKinnon Block
Glasgow Jamie Wilson Smith Jake Lawson
Mn Mawson House
MacKenzie Jack Roach Uttley Sam Hewlett MR Music Room
MS Middle School
MYP Middle Years Programme
NCEA National Certificate of Educational Achievement
Who is in charge of the Boarding House (Gibb House)?
NZQA New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Mr Henley-Smith is the Director of Boarding. Mr Sinnamon and Mr McKnight are Assistant P Plimmer House
Director of Boarding. Mr Yang and Miss Jones are Housemasters. PMS Principal, Middle School
PPS Principal, Prep School
PS Prep School
How do I receive feedback on my progress?
PYP Primary Years Programme
Teachers update their reports throughout the year. Your reports are available online. You will S Smith House
receive feedback and feed forward directly from your teachers throughout the year. SC Sports Co-ordinator
SS Senior School
At various points in the year, your parents are invited to discuss your progress. Of course, they SSR (1) Sustained Silent Reading
can contact your teachers or Dean at any time. SSR (2) Senior Seminar Room
U Uttley House
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