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John Paul College, Rotorua
Whitworth Road, Rotorua. www.jpc.school.nz Ph: 07 3478 795 Fx: 07 3461 271
A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR THE JOHN PAUL COLLEGE COMMUNITY
Term 3, Issue 25 24th August 2020
Ma te pono Me te aroha – Through Faith and Love
2020 School Theme :
“Carpe Diem” – Seize the Day
Dear Parents/ Caregivers
Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Greetings
ENROLMENTS CLOSED FOR 2021
Thank you to all parents who applied for a place in 2021 for their child. We were overwhelmed by the response.
We deeply appreciate the faith and confidence you have in John Paul College to provide a high quality education
for your child.
Letters of acceptance will be sent out shortly. I regret to advise that we had once again this year, far more
applicants than available places. If your application is declined, your child will be placed on a waiting list.
LUNCHES AVAILABLE AT JOHN PAUL COLLEGE
We understand a few families are experiencing financial hardship as a result of Covid 19.There are a range of
ways the College can support you. If you would like us to provide lunch to your child please contact me in strictest
confidence by email and I will ensure this is provided in a discrete manner. We fully understand that families find
themselves in difficult circumstances through no fault of their own. Please do not feel any embarrassment in
asking for help. The JPC family is a Catholic community here to support those who need it.
An email from community.support@jpc.school.kiwi will be sent soon. This is a confidential email address for
families to let us know if they would like lunch for their children.
God bless
Patrick Walsh
Principal
BOARD FAREWELL & WELCOME
It is with great sadness the Board of Trustees farewells Carmel Veitch who has served the College with
dedication and loyalty over the last four years. She has Chaired the Property & Finance Committee and led the
Board as Deputy Chair. Her oversight of the schools finances and property developments was outstanding,
ensuring the schools strong position. Carmel also ensured as a Proprietor’s Representative that our Catholic
Character remained authentic and animated. We owe her a deep debt of gratitude.
The Board received with great sadness, the resignation of Jonathan Temm, who was a Parents’
Representative for two terms. I extend to him on behalf of the Board and school community, our heartfelt gratitude
for his outstanding contribution to the school. He was the Chair of our International Committee and member of the
Property and Finance Committee. His legal, financial and strategic advice to the Board and Principal were of the
highest quality.
We welcome Dr Shash Patel to the Board as a co-opted member. He has had two children who have
graduated from JPC and one child remaining in Year 10. He is Chair of the Rotorua Indian Association and is
regarded as a leader in dentistry in the Bay of Plenty. He has a strong business background and record of
community engagement. We look forward to his contribution to the Board.
John Paul Gaston: Chair John Paul College Board of Trustees
JPC SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK: 14-19 September
This year John Paul College is recognising Social Justice Week at
school. Each week leading up to this we will be looking at one of the
Catholic Social Justice Principles.
As part of our commitment to these principles, and our commitment to
upcycling we have decided, in consultation with Whakaora Rotorua,
that we would like to ask for donations of clean towels which still have
some life left in them. Alongside this if you would like to donate any toiletry items such as soap, shampoo, tooth
paste etc , this would be welcomed. These can be dropped at the main office any time from now on.
We are also planning a coin trail in week 9 and this is to purchase Christmas presents for young teenagers, who
often miss out at this time of year.
The Social Justice principle we are looking at in Week 6 is Solidarity.
The Catholic social teaching principle of solidarity is about recognising others as our brothers and sisters and
actively working for their good. In our connected humanity, we are invited to build relationships -
whakawhanaungatanga - to understand what life is like for others who are different from us.
Kind regards
Veronica Aislabie
TIC Caritas E: veronica.aislabie@jpc.school.nz
This week’s Maori phrase:
Whakarongo mai (Listen to me)
“Children outgrown their summer uniforms?”
The PTA are welcoming donations of used uniforms in
good condition for their next sale, for the changeover into
summer uniform in Term 4.
“GIVE IT A GO” DAY
Please bring your donations to the main reception.
An interactive Careers Day
Thank you
The Year 9s will be having a 'Give it a Go' day on
Thursday 26th November.
A PTA 2nd Hand Sale will be advertised soon
The aim is to allow students to 'have a go' at aspects
of different jobs in a fun, interactive way e.g. using
wigs for hairdressing, doing some activities in the
JPC CALENDAR OF EVENTS: police physical test etc.
August How can you help? If there are any parents who
24-28th Daffodil Week run businesses, work for businesses, or have
31st Winter Tournament Week experience of jobs, who could come in and provide
31st ICAS Maths & Spelling Comps activities and information for this day, please contact
September Mrs Brewer (sherry.brewer@jpc.school.nz ) or
5th School Ball Mrs Hewitson (Sheryl.hewitson@jpc.school.nz)
7-11th Year 10 Retreats – compulsory attendance Many thanks in anticipation.
7th Whanau Support Hui – 5.30pm
9-16th Yr10 Careers/Option Choice Sessions (BE)
9-17th Prelim Exams UNIFORM SHOP HOURS
17th Option Evening 5.30-6.30pm MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
17th Year 12 Parish Mass–compulsory attendance 8am – 2pm
21-24th Yrs 7 & 8 Careers Activities Week Purchase uniforms anytime online
24th Dancing with the Staff www.jpc.school.nz
24th Yrs 7&8 Careers Dress Up Day Best Drycleaners, located on the corner of Amohau &
25th Teacher Only Day Amohia Streets, opposite Farmers department store
October are offering a quick turn around and a special price for
12th Snr Reports issued uniform alterations. Trousers/shorts $12.50 incl GST,
12th Whanau Support Hui – 5.30pm skirts & lining $18.00 incl GST. Uniform repairs quoted
16th Yr 9 Market Day – 1.20-2pm
19-23rd Yr 9 Retreats compulsory attendance
November
6th Diwali Festival
9th Whanau Support Hui – 5.30pm
10th Snr Co-curricular Prizegiving 1.00-3.00pm
12th Leaver’s Mass
Senior Prizegiving/ Graduation 6.00-9.00pm
13th Year 9 Careers Education Day
13-17th Junior Exams
16th NCEA & Scholarship Exams commence
16-20th Life Education van onsite
Chester Zhang, Leo Lei, Joe Sun and
Jack Lang (partially obscured) enjoyed
cooking the International Sausage
Sizzle last Friday. Well done team!!
WEEK
Monday 24th to Friday 28th
Daffodils will be on sale to students
during form time, morning break
and lunch time.
Daffodils = gold coin
Stickers 50c
J.P.C, LOCKWOOD ART EXPO & SALE OPENING
@ Lockwood Show Village, Cnr. Fairy Springs and Russell Rds
2.00 to 4.00pm, Sunday 20th September
Opening Finger Food, Drink and Entertainment
$10pp
Works for the Art Expo -
Art can be dropped into Lockwood show village (cnr. Fairy Springs and Russell Rds) Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th
September between 1.00 and 4.00pm or Monday 7th between 10.00am and 4.00pm.
Work needs to have a title, medium and retail price which must include 25% commission which goes to
JPC.
I prefer works which retail for under $400 but will accept a few more expensive ones.
All art forms are acceptable i.e. jewellery, sewing, painting, photography etc.
Art needs to be ready to hang.
Any Questions please talk to Jo-anne La Grouw @ = joanne@lockwood.co.nz
The PTA would like to Thank Jo-Anne La Grouw and Lockwood for making this happen.
All money raised on ticket sales and commission on all art sold
will go back into the school to support children.
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BIG DAY AT JPC
On the 25th September 2020 (last day of term 3) John Paul College Is sharing its venue with ten primary school.
Senior students from John Paul College will also assist on this day.
The event is a Sports and Cultural Exchange for our primary schools in our Catholic School’s cluster. Ten schools in
total will be invited to participate.
St Marys Primary School Rotorua is the host school. The schools will be competing for the St Sebastian
Cup awarded for sportsmanship, and display of Catholic character.
The day will begin with a powhiri and prayer.
Teams will play in a variety of sports codes in the morning and after lunch the cultural part of the day will begin. This
will consist of school representatives competing in Bible readings, an RE quiz, drama skits and speeches.
VISION TESTING
A Vision and Hearing
Technician from Lakes
District Health Board will
be testing at school on
Wednesday, 26 August,
the year 7 plus any year 8 students who were missed last
year
If you do not wish to have your child tested, please sign the
form below and return to the school office.
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I DO NOT wish to have my child’s vision tested.
Child Name ______________________________________
Room Number ____________________________________
Name of Parent/Caregivers__________________________
Signature of Parent/Caregivers
________________________________________________
Date_________________________________________
Alternatively, email nurse@jpc.school.nz with the same
details as above, outlining your wish to withdraw
The level 2 alert for Coronavirus has seen a lot of complexity being involved in rugby
with some schools not playing, traveling or hosting games.
JPC
The 1st XV was the only team to play last weekend, travelling away to Trident in
Whakatane. Over the last few seasons this has been a difficult assignment and
Saturday proved to be no different.
2020 The haka performed by both sides set the scene for a high intensity game. Both teams
came out firing from both barrels with JPC dominating field position for most of the
1st half. This was however not reflected on the scoreboard as Trident held a 14 – nil
lead at half time as they took the limited opportunities that they had and turned them
into points. Just before half time Trident had a player sent from the field for punching.
JPC never took the opportunity of having a one man advantage and in some instances the team playing one man
‘grow an extra leg’. Trident again took all their opportunities that they had and carved up the JPC team in a period of 15
minutes to zoom the score out to 36 – nil. JPC managed to get a couple of late tries to bring the score back to 36 – 12.
The second half was full of errors and the team need to learn to take their chances and be more clinical. Marcos
Black, Logan Hawthorne and Finn Gielen-Lilley played well in the forwards while the brothers of Keegan and Ben
Comber were solid in the backs.
We look forward to next week’s game at JPC against Mt Maunganui.
JPC U14 v Aquinas/TWOM Saturday 29th 10.30am @ Aquinas/TWOM
JPC U16 v Bye
JPC 1st XV v Mt Maunganui Saturday 29th, Midday @ JPC
Richard Haigh
027 7773445
HOCKEY
Thank you to the players and parents/caregivers who have been supporting the processes in
place under Alert Level 2 at the Rotorua Hockey facility.
1st X1 Girls’ Hockey
The rescheduled game against Whakatane is 12 Noon, Thursday, 3rd September with a departure date from JPC at
around 10am.
I watched the 1st X1 boys’ team last Thursday night. The team is rebuilding with a number of young players new to
the team. A good result against WHHS 1st X1, a 4 - 2 win.
The JPC Mixed team have started the 2nd round with a 4nil win over the TNT Mixed team.The team has continued on
from not conceding any games in the 1st round.
The JPC Black team are well placed in the Intermediate competition. The JPC Blue team is developing well, with a
mix of new and established players.
Ms B Northey
TiC: Hockey E: barb.northey@jpc.school.nz
ALPHA AT ST MARY’S
Alpha is an 11-week programme which looks at the meaning of life and faith through a Christian perspective.
The next Alpha programme is an evening-time Alpha which starts on 3rd September 2020, beginning at 6.30 pm with dinner.
After dinner we will have a short video presentation followed by small group discussions in a friendly environment. Please
submit your registration form at the parish office or email it to: alpha.stmarys.church@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you. Kind regards St Mary’s Alpha Team
Cut along the dotted line
Registration Form for Alpha – St. Mary’s
First name........................................................ Surname:......................................................................
Address: ..........................................................................................
Email: .....................................................................
Phone: ........................... (Home) .................................(Mobile)
Age(optional): .................Where did you learn about Alpha?
Dietary requirements (if any): ......................................................................
Please submit this registration form at the Parish office or email it to: alpha.stmarys.church@gmail.com
Alpha starts at 6.30 pm with dinner on Thursday 3rd September
Thursday 3rd September Is there more to life than this?
Thursday 10th September Who is Jesus?
Thursday 17th September Why did Jesus die?
Thursday 24th September How can I have faith?
Thursday 1st October Why and how do I pray?
Thursday 8th October Why and how should I read the Bible?
Thursday 15th October How does God guide us?
Saturday 17th October Alpha weekend (venue: St Michael’s Crypt)
Who is the Holy Spirit?
What does the Holy Spirit do?
Who can I be filled with the Holy Spirit?
How can I make the most of the rest of my life?
Thursday 22nd October How can I resist evil?
Thursday 29th October Why and how should I tell others?
Thursday 5th November Does God heal today?
Thursday 12th November What about the church?
CAREERS STAFF
Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor
E: sheryl.hewitson@jpc.school.nz
Jan Thompson Careers Assistant
E: jan.thompson@jpc.school.nz
Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator
E: rachael.hindrup@jpc.school.nz
Gateway Employers Needed
In Heavy Diesel, Electrical and Plumbing. Please ring/email Rachael if you can help give students a taste of your
industry through work experience.
Reminder: Year 13 Students
Now is a good time to set up a personal email account that is separate from your school email address. Come
December when you have left School, you will lose access to your school email address - which means that if you
have used this to register with outside providers, you will be unable to send and receive information about your future
studies.
If you set up a new email address now, this can be something you use from now into the future (well after leaving
school and even through University).
KEY DATES
AUGUST
25th Waikato University Community Event, Pullman Hotel, Rotorua.
29th Waikato University On-Campus Open Day (Hamilton)
25-27th Auckland University Open Day Online 6-9pm
27th Canterbury University Rā Tōmene Open Day On-Campus
29th AUT LIVE Open Day
29th Auckland University Open Day CANCELLED
SEPTEMBER
4th & 5th Massey University Virtual Open Days
8th Lincoln University Open Evening 4-8pm https://www.lincoln.ac.nz/Future-Students/open-evening/?sti=1
11th Massey University Taster Day - Manawatu campus
12th Massey University Taster Day - Auckland campus
WAIKATO UNIVERSITY is holding a community event in Rotorua on 25 August at the Pullman Hotel for students in Year
12 and 13 and their whānau. An opportunity for students, parents and whānau to hear about the many exciting learning
opportunities, accommodation, travel options and scholarships available.
Registrations close on 24 August.
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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
Have some great new online resources to share with you and your students!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbfAii8GmZBuukU-36Lug4zCrB7xhKohW
These have been recorded by Lincoln academic staff and cover a range of different diplomas and degrees plus info
regarding scholarships. There are also loads of other great clips on this YouTube channel which you might enjoy, some
featuring a few famous faces!
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More about the Open Days:
https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/events/tours-and-events/open-days/
https://events.waikato.ac.nz/events/open-day/open-day-2020-hamilton-campus
https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/study/events-visits/open-day
https://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/about-massey/events/open-days/open-days_home.cfm
https://live.aut.ac.nz/event/fa6e24d5-2ef7-481c-8805-b55cf4395ee0/regProcessStep1
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Register now for University of Auckland's Open Day Online 25-27 August
https://www.opendayonline.ac.nz/Register?S=EML&C=OpenDay&utm_campaign=MKT-Events-
OpenDay%202020%20Invite%201&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua
The University of Auckland Open Day Online is a series of webinars and online panel discussions that cover everything
students and families need to know about studying with us in 2021. It’s a chance to find out about the extensive range of
programmes we offer and hear from our graduates and teaching staff about what it’s like to be a student here. There will
also be virtual tours of our campus, information about how to apply and a rundown of the scholarships students can apply
for.
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MEDIA DESIGN SCHOOL - VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS
Register if you are thinking of pursuing a career in Creative Tech.
Tuesday 25th August: 4-5pm
Register here: https://app.livestorm.co/media-design-school/media-design-school-presentation-25820
Tuesday 8th September: 5-6pm
Register here: https://app.livestorm.co/media-design-school/media-design-school-presentation-8920
YEAR 13 COURSE PLANNING
Dates are up, and students can add their names to the appointment schedules in the Careers Office.
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TARGETED TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIP FUND (TTAF)
Fee-free vocational education and training now available in the industries experiencing high-demand for workers, including all
apprenticeships. These are for qualifications at certificate and diploma level. Read more about it here:
https://www.tec.govt.nz/funding/funding-and-performance/funding/fund-finder/targeted-training-and-apprenticeship-fund/
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UPDATE FROM WINTEC
It is with regret that we will be cancelling our Open Day scheduled for Friday 28 August. We still have the following experience
available: Wintec on-campus based student experience days - https://www.wintec.ac.nz/about-wintec/events
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TŪ RANGATAHI PRESENTATION
Tū Rangatahi visited last week to present to students about University, Law, Maori, Indigenous
Studies and leadership. Lead by Liam Benfell, a former JPC student now in his 2nd year at
Waikato University.
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YOOBEE COLLEGE - AN EVENING WITH THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
Are hosting an industry focused information week in place of our August open day. This event will
be a live, session based event held over the week of August 31st. Sessions will cover
(click the link to register):
-Technology https://my.demio.com/ref/2lovmBD4OKRZ267X
-Game Development https://my.demio.com/ref/XHdu365lQZ0LhtXG
-Film Making https://my.demio.com/ref/AZ4KPoAxAKFUdWsc
-Animation https://my.demio.com/ref/uj22MhCSlvhlHFN8
-Design https://my.demio.com/ref/gnKVLVIT7mXHz3gd
-Makeup Artistry https://my.demio.com/ref/ugS5zurPshhmVCMu
Ask tutors questions, hear from current students, take a look at the stunning student work and hear some of the exciting opportunities
that are developing in the industry. If you are unable to make the session time, register for the session anyway - to receive a
link to the recording of the session!
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WIE CAN – WOMEN IN ENGINEERING RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMME!
Applications are closing soon. This summer programme is the perfect opportunity for female students completing Yr. 12, to explore
the limitless possibilities offered in engineering. Students can look forward to 5 days of hands-on sessions, inspiring presentations,
and fun social activities. View brochure.
Applications close Friday 4th September. Spaces limited to 60 students.
About WiE CAN Date: 17-21 January 2021 Location: UC College of Engineering, Christchurch
Eligibility: Open to female students (including those who identify as female) completing Year 12 in 2020 at a New Zealand high
school.
Cost: $575 – includes accommodation, food and activities during the week.
Māori, Pasifika, Fee Support Scholarships and Industry Sponsorship opportunities are available.
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PIHMS CAREER WEEK OCTOBER 2020 7 - 9 October 2020
(2nd week of school holidays).
PIHMS is planning for Career Week in October to go ahead; if due to COVID-19
we have to postpone or cancel we will contact registered students and transfer to 2021
Career Weeks (April, July or October school holidays) Or refund registered students.
Experience PIHMS, their culture, lifestyle, education, training to see if this is where
your future lies. Get first-hand hand tips and information about the hospitality and
tourism industry and find out how PIHMS works. $199 per person – everything is included
– Accommodation, all meals & beverages and scheduled activities. Places are limited, for students in Years 12 & 13. Apply
here www.pihms.ac.nz/career-week.html
PIHMS graduates have great careers and lifestyles earning good $$$
There are loads of different career pathways in NZ and all around the globe including hotel management, event management, human
resources, running your own restaurant and more!
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As Scholarships open we will get the information out to you. Students are reminded to click
on the GivMe logo on our school website https://jpc.school.nz/our-school/careers-
gateway/scholarships/ to access the NZ wide scholarship
database. This is free.
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TOI OHOMAI 2021 Scholarships are now OPEN, all details are on the link below including the closing dates for all
scholarships.
https://toiohomai.ac.nz/services/fees-and-finance/scholarships
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WAIKATO UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS ARE OPEN - DUE DATE 31ST AUGUST
https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/search
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AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY SCHOOL-LEAVER AND FIRST-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS are now open. Apply now
at https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/study/scholarships-and-awards/scholarship-types/undergraduate-scholarships/entry-level-and-first-
year-scholarships.html?utm_campaign=MKT-UG-
Newsletter%20June%202020&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua&elqcst=272&elqcsid=552
Closing date for school leaver and first-year scholarships has been extended to 2 September.
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MONEYHUB SCHOLARSHIP
MoneyHub, a consumer finance website, has published a guide to hundreds of scholarships for any student planning to start
university in 2021. The comprehensive list includes scholarships offered by every university as well as those specifically available to
local students. A list of privately-funded, Maori, Pacific and International university scholarships completes the list.
Applications close throughout the year, with tens of millions of dollars available. MoneyHub has also published a list of tips for
scholarship success. For more details and to find suitable scholarships, visit the MoneyHub Scholarship page
MONEY GUIDE
During the lockdown, the MoneyHub research team prepared a concise, single-page money guide that would speak to every
teenager: Money in a Nutshell
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GENEROSITY NZ (SCHOLARSHIPS) have made changes to their digital search facility for funding information i.e scholarships. To
access please click on the GivMe logo on the Scholarships page of our school website.
Tips for using GivMe:
- Sign up for Generosity by clicking on the above link, and entering your student email address and a password.
- You will be sent a confirmation email, which must be clicked on to return to the platform (sometimes this email ends up in the junk
folder, so check).
-Once you are in to the portal, click on the givME logo to go to the search options for scholarships.
-This platform can be used across devices and off-site from the school using this log-in.
-Any questions see Rachael in Careers.
THE ADASTRA FOUNDATION provides financial and professional development support to extraordinary young New Zealanders in
Waikato and Bay of Plenty in their pursuit of excellence. Since it’s establishment in 2007, The Adastra Foundation has given out in
excess of $2.5 million to aspiring young athletes, dancers and musicians.
The annual scholarships include a cash payment and professional development in the way of workshops with some of the most
knowledgeable and experienced minds in sport and performance.
Applications for 2021 scholarships are open from the 1st – 31st August. You can find the details of the scholarships and how to
apply here; https://adastra.org.nz/scholarships/
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STUDYLINK Studylink helps students make informed choices about their student finance, how to apply for it and manage it
online. Follow this link for help with what you need to do when you are starting to study: https://www.studylink.govt.nz/starting-study/
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MENSA SCHOLARSHIP 2021
Up to three $500.00 scholarships available, for students who will be studying in a tertiary institute in 2021. The
application process involves a 500 word essay on why they believe that their course of study will assist them to:
· identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity; or· encourage research in the nature, characteristics
and uses of intelligence
Application forms available from the Careers Hub. Application materials must be received by 31 August 2020
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MASSEY UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS FOR 2021 ARE OPEN NOW.
They can be found on our primary scholarships for high school students at the very front of the scholarships page –
www.massey.ac.nz/scholarships
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AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB - John Drake Memorial Scholarship. For students that excel in
rugby and in academic areas. This prestigious Scholarship is set up for a young driven individual with a mix of
academic and sporting prowess.
The recipient will receive $5000 per annum and must attend and study at the University of Auckland and play rugby at
Auckland
University Rugby Football Club in 2021. Forms are in the Careers Office.
DRIVERS LICENSING 2020 COURSE DATES Driver Directions is a
FREE practical driving
9am-2pm. $85 per course
day course to help
Sept-15-16-17 young drivers who
Oct-13-14-15 have their Learners or
Nov-3-4-5 Restricted drivers
licence develop their
Nov – 17-18-19 skills in a safe off-road environment under the watchful
Dec-15-16-17 eye of their parent/caregiver.
Course covers:
Test questions in an easy format, Vehicle scenarios – who Young drivers are guided through a variety of skill
gives way, Key Road, Safety issues, Legal responsibilities, based activities such as:
what to expect at the test, Road Safety Laws and Braking
Regulations, Online AA tests Parking, reversing and low speed maneuvers
Contact: Lillian Emery 027 411-4104 Emergency reactions/awareness
(A registered supplier to WINZ–enquire if you require assistance) Stopping distances
Crash avoidance / hazard detection
Vehicle maintenance
Proposed dates for the rest of 2020 are:
Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 December
To register and find out more information go to
www.rotorualakescouncil.nz/driverdirections
CHIAKI NAGASHIMA
Registered Hygienist
LAKES CARE DENTAL
For appointments call
Lakes Care Dental Centre
Monday – Friday
Phone: 07 348 8888
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