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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 4, Issue 25 7th August 2017
Ma te pono Me te aroha – Through Faith and Love
2017 School Theme :
“Facta non Verba” – Deeds Not Words
Dear Parents/ Caregivers Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Mabuhay, Greetings ENROLMENTS FOR 2018
I am pleased to advise that John Paul College will have a very full roll next year. I have been impressed, once again, by the calibre of students seeking a place at the College. The priority for families wanting a solid, high quality, Christian education in a safe learning environment, where academic excellence and extra-curricular achievement is promoted. Please be advised that applications for 2018 have now closed and any received from now will be placed on our waiting list pending available places at the end of the year. Because of the numbers on our waiting list, please advise the school as soon as possible if your child will not be attending John Paul College next year. ACADEMIC AUDIT: YEARS 11-13 At present Deans, Faculty Heads and teachers are identifying students at risk of the following:
1. Insufficient credits to pass NCEA Levels 1, 2 and 3 2. Not achieving University Entrance 3. Insufficient literacy and numeracy credits 4. Not handing in assignments or seeking reassessment opportunities
If you are contacted by school staff on any of the above, please give them your full cooperation and support. It is in your child’s best interests. SCHOOL FEES & ATTENDANCE DUES
It is important to note that there are two distinct charges to parents whose children attend John Paul College. Attendance dues are charged by the Hamilton Diocese, largely for buildings, while school fees contribute to resources and running costs of the school. The Hamilton Diocese have spent well over $10million on buildings for JPC over the last decade, including the new technology block, costing $3.3million, which has been greatly appreciated by staff and students. And we are soon to embark on building the new Performing Arts Centre. God bless Patrick Walsh
Principal
JPC PTA RAFFLE All books must be returned to the accounts office by Friday 11th August. The raffle will be drawn at School assembly Wednesday 23rd August. Please ensure that each ticket on the butt is completed with a name and contact phone number. ALL books returned SOLD by 3.30pm Monday 7th will go into win 1 of 50 McDonalds Voucher Kindly donated by Rob and Linley Parry McDonalds Family Restaurant Rotorua Please support those who support us. Any queries regarding this raffle please contact Lee-Anne 021 2391781 Achla Patel - PTA Chairperson
Parents of Year 13 students intending to pursue tertiary study next year may be interested to know that there is a page dedicated to scholarships on the JPC website, with a link to the latest available: http://jpc.school.nz/our-school/careers-gateway/scholarships/
JPC PTA MEETING This Wednesday
9th August
7.30pm in the Boardroom
NZQA & SCHOLARSHIP FEES
The table below outlines candidate fees for NZQA and Scholarship qualifications.
Fees for domestic (non-international) students:
NCEA entry $76.70 per candidate
Each NZ Scholarship subject $30.00 per subject
Fees for International Fee Paying Students:
NCEA entry $383.30 per candidate
Each NZ Scholarship subject $102.20 per subject
Financial Assistance (domestic students only) can be provided if one of the following conditions is met:
be receiving a Work and Income or StudyLink benefit or have a Community Services card
have joint family income that qualifies for Community Services card
have two or more children entered as candidates with fees more than $200.
Financial application forms and information regarding financial assistance are available from the school
([email protected]) or on the NZQA website www.nzqa.govt.nz/financialassistance
Financial Assistance forms need to be completed and into the school by:
Friday 25th August Invoices have/will be sent out by the school and all fees need to be paid to the school no later than:
Friday 25th August.
Peter Sinclair
DP Curriculum
ICAS SCIENCE COMPETITION 110 students participated in this year’s ICAS Science competition. High Distinction certificates are awarded to candidates who place in the top 1% of all participants in the country in their year level. Distinction certificates are gained by the next 10% of participants and credit certificates are awarded to the next 25% of participants. Well done to all involved! Year 7 Credit: Joshua Blundell, Ryan Hastings Joshka Page, Lina Stahlhut, Jenny Urbahn Distinction: Nishali Patel, Connor Potter, Carter Proudley, Ranithu Rodrigo, Andrew Vincent,
Raphael Wang High Distinction: Hannah Seo Year 8: Credit: Daniel Butterworth, Sam Fox, Jenna Hastings, Seiya Ichiishi, Ronan McKenzie,
Bhavik Paragji, Valerie Storey, Jaenelle Whittaker, Jamie Williams Distinction: Veronica Chen, Soo Jung Jin, Ranithu Rodrigo, Leo Schweizer, Danyon Wang, Ivan Zaw High Distinction: Skye du Plessis, Madison King Year 9 Credit: Jonas Bird, Ethan Cameron, Sequoia Dobson, Piper Gargan, Charlotte Hall, Maia Hollis,
Rosa Hook, Hazel Hulme, Haylea MacCormick, Mia Page, Alyssa Pingol, Ranithu Rodrigo, Maisie Russell, Chad Scott, Kristyana Solon, Jessica Taylor, Brae Thomson, Olivia Wallis, Victoria Wong
Distinction: Lauren Hedayati, Mckenzie Swinburne Year 10
Credit: Riley Boyce, Renee Dudson, Dale Jacobs, Gina Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, Emily Park, Janna Rutor
Distinction: Ishan Nath, Adam Wong-Toi
2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS ….. TERM 3 August 15th ICAS Maths 18th Year 7 Parish Mass - compulsory 18/19th Chanel Shield – Aquinas 21st Year 10 Careers Research for Options 24th-1/9th Snr Prelim Exams September 6th Senior Option Evening 5-6.30pm 14th CAT Algebra 18th Year 8 HPV Vaccination 18-21st ABL Camp 20th Dancing With The Staff
Teacher Only Day Friday 29th September
WE HAVE A CONFIRMED CASE OF CHICKEN POX AT JPC. This is of particular concern to those students who have not been immunized.
Chickenpox starts 10-21 days after being exposed, so please be aware of any symptoms. If you are not sure, seek medical help. Symptoms are:
*tiredness * fever * general aches/pains *
Chickenpox is a very contagious disease, causing small itchy blisters on the skin. These usually clear up within 5-10 days; we ask that if your child does contract chickenpox, he/she is to be kept away from school until ALL blisters have dried.
Chickenpox is spread through sneezing or coughing, please encourage your child to cover their mouths/noses when sneezing or coughing and wash their hands afterwards.
Mrs C Flavell - School Nurse E: [email protected]
DAFFODIL DAY IS COMING
Friday August 25th Daffodils will be on sale to students during form time, morning break and lunch time.
Daffodils = gold coin Stickers 50c
ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Any parents that would like their children to receive additional help/tuition in various subject areas, or any students requiring extra academic help, can reach out to Ariana Mitchell-Witehira - an Academic Captain of the School - for this support. She can arrange private tuition times or you can look out for her and other senior students at the after school Homework Club on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:30 to
5:00pm.
SPEECH NEW ZEALAND RESULTS 2ND MODULE
Examiner Mrs Sherilyn Hellier from Oamaru. Congratulations to all senior Speech and Drama students. Grade 5 Sarah Smit – Merit Plus Ria Spanbroek – Merit Plus Sameer Anard – Merit Grade 6 Nathan Gapes – Honours Plus Christa Kurian – Honours Plus Ashleigh Webb – Honours Hunter Potter - Honours Neeve Coumbe – Honours Esha Dahya - Honours Brianna Lewis – Merit Plus Grace Hayes – Merit Plus Samantha Carter – Merit Plus Hazel Hagan – Merit Plus Ishan Nath – Honours, Merit Grade 7 Joshua McGrath – Honours Plus Ashleigh Hart – Honours Plus Olivia Temm – Honours Cullen Smith - Honours Grade 8 Ruby Carter – Honours Plus Madeline Snell – Honours Plus Oliver Schweizer – Honours Plus Ruby Spanbroek – Merit Associate Diploma Speech New Zealand (ASB) Theresa McLean - Pass with Distinction Elsie Spiers – Pass with Distinction Lucy Pepper – Pass with Distinction Gus Dube – Pass with Distinction Eamon Walsh – Pass with Distinction Zara Mortimer – Pass Ella Sutherland - Pass Jessica Hawthorne – Pass Nominated for Rotorua Civic Arts Trust was Oliver Schweizer and Gus Dube. This is the second nomination for Gus this year.
Mrs Gabrielle Thurston - HOD Drama E: [email protected]
FORMER JPC STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON It is with pleasure that I enclose a list of your former pupils who have graduated from Victoria University between June 2016 and May 2017. We join with you in acknowledging and celebrating the students’ wonderful success.
First Name Last Name Qualification Carl Anderson BSC - Bachelor of Science Carl Anderson BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce Declan Cudd PGDIPM - PGDip in Music Stefan Duchesne MSC - Master of Science Todd Foster BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce Todd Foster BA - Bachelor of Arts Kerry Hinton BAS - Bachelor of Arch Studies Kelsey Horne BA - Bachelor of Arts Joydeep Kaur LLB - Bachelor of Laws Joshua Martelli BSCHON - Bachelor of Science with Hons Thomas McLean MA - Master of Arts Tandi McRae MED - Master of Education Samuel Mellor BA - Bachelor of Arts Serina Nakajima GDTCEC - GDip Teaching (EC) Rueben Radford BDI - Bachelor of Design Innovation Paula Rooney PGCED - PGCert in Education Courtney Sinclair LLB - Bachelor of Laws Courtney Sinclair BA - Bachelor of Arts Ashleigh Todd BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce Benjamin Williams BA - Bachelor of Arts
RUGBY 2017 The weekend just gone saw all the JPC teams play with a mixed bag of results. The U14's WHHS/JPC team travelled to TBC to play the top of the table Stripes team. They have certainly improved as the season has gone on but were unable to beat the TBC Stripes who were all class in the win. The U15's gave up home advantage to play RBHS and were looking to finish their season on a high note. They pushed RBHS to the final whistle where a kick would have won it for them. Unfortunately this did not come off and they were beaten. This team has played in the tough premiership and has improved as the season has continued. There is certainly some talent that will be looking at 1st XV duties next season. Our REP/JPC team played RBHS U15A at RBHS also. Some of the U15's stepped up to play to give them valuable experience. The result did not go our way. There are two games left to play in their season. The 1st XV travelled to Aquinas with the knowledge that they needed to get a bonus point win to have any chance of qualifying for the finals this weekend. They would also need other results to go their way to be in the top 4. Opotiki did not help things when, on Friday morning, they withdrew from their game with Bethlehem handing them 5 points and 20 points. Aquinas knew everything was on the line and played to their strengths. The JPC had a stirring pregame haka and also came out firing. It was all on! After a physical first 10 minutes, JPC took the lead with a well taken try out wide which was converted. They then managed to score another 2 unanswered tries to take the score out to 21 nil. Aquinas finally decided to play some rugby and they were the next to score with a great individual effort, followed up with a team try to go into half time 21 - 10 down. The second half was a torrid affair and JPC suffered two serious injuries that put the pressure on the others. They succeeded in crossing the Aquinas try line in the last 5 minutes of the half to score that all-important 4th try. The final result was 26 - 10 to JPC. We had done everything we could to get into the top 4 and were eagerly awaiting other results. Unfortunately, Trident had not managed to beat RBHS in a close encounter and our fate was sealed, no finals rugby for this season. This team has come on leaps and bounds and deserves congratulations in the way they have conducted themselves and the brand of rugby that they have played. Thanks to the coaching staff, sponsors, supporters and the school for their support. We will continue to train Tues and Thurs as we are looking to have a couple of post season games to finish the year off. This week's games 12 August 2017 U14 JPC/WHHS Vs Rotorua Boys Black WHHS @ 10.30am 2nd XV Rep/JPC vs Tarawera TBC
2017 Study Pass Packs
Dear Parent/Guardian,
The following 2017 Study Pass Packs are available for purchase at the reduced price of $22 through John Paul
College. Inspection copies are available from the Mathematics and the Science Faculty.
Please note: We still have eleven 2016 Level 1 Science Study Pass Packs available at the reduced price of $10
each, as well as five 2016 Level 2 Physics Study Pass Packs for $10 each. These will be sold on a first come, first
serve basis.
Please complete the order form below and return to Mrs Boyce at the Accounts Office no later than Monday, 7
August 2017.
ORDER FORM
STUDENT NAME: ___________________________________ FORM CLASS: ________
2017 Study Pack
Notes + revision guide
($22) – Please tick
2016 Study Pass Pack
($10) – please tick
NCEA Level 1
Mathematics
NCEA Level 1
Science
NCEA Level 1
Science (2016)
NCEA Level 2
Chemistry
NCEA Level 2
Physics
Level 2 Physics
(2016)
NCEA Level 2
Mathematics
NCEA Level 3
Calculus
NCEA Level 3
Chemistry
NCEA Level 3
Physics
NCEA Level 3
Statistics
TOTAL
Lara Cordonni Conny Ludäscher
Mathematics Faculty Science Faculty
FROM THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTRE John Paul College is very lucky that we will be having the Absolute Dental – Mobile Clinic here at school from 28th August 2017-29th September 2017. At this stage, the mobile unit will only be for students from year 9-13, but hopefully in the future, we may be able to offer something for Years 7 & 8 next year. We will be seeing year 13 students first and working our way back to the year 9 students. This is because the dental treatment is FREE for students until they reach 18 so it is important the students nearer that age are seen first and any treatment they need is seen to before they reach 18. Please see the Fact Sheet 3 regarding “The Age of Consent and Informed Consent for Children”. If you have any concerns please do not hesitate to contact the School Nurse Cathy Flavell 3478795 ext 8806 re your concerns. E: [email protected] Students will need to collect an enrolment form from the nurse and return to her as soon as possible before the above dates so appointment times can be arranged for them.
DENTAL CARE IS FREE EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU TURN 18 SO DON’T MISS OUT !!!
TAOIST TAI CHI ROTORUA BRANCH 1227 Haupapa Street
Learn Tai Chi in a Weekend
11,12,13 August 2017 Session Times
Friday 5:30pm registration Friday 6:00 - 8:00pm
Saturday 9:00 – 3:00pm Sunday 9:00 – 3:00pm
You will learn all the 108 moves of the Taoist Tai Chi set in one weekend and then be able to participate in any of our regular classes. Reduce stress, calm your mind and gently but effectively exercise your whole body.
Cost $185 includes 5 months membership, T-shirt and lunches.
Concession rates are available for those not in full time employment.
For more information Phone 07 349-4943
Email [email protected] www.taoist.org.nz
WATERPOLO Year 7 & 8 Muster
(Boys and Girls) Tuesday 8th August 2017
7pm – 8pm
Rotorua Aquatic Centre, Indoor 25m Pool
Want to try out the sport of Water Polo? come along, and bring your togs, goggles, towel, and water bottle. Some of our best players are not champion swimmers. NB: There is an Entry fee payable to the Aquatic Centre reception on arrival. JPC has a proud record in Water Polo, with a lot of success through to our senior teams, at Nationals and local competition. It all starts at Year 7 & 8. This year we have entered a girls’ team into AIM’s games, goal to finish in top 4. Staff In charge of Water Polo Ali McHugh E: [email protected]
YEAR 7 AND 8 BAY OF PLENTY INDIVIDUAL SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS Six students from John Paul College recently competed in the Bay of Plenty Individual Squash Championships. A large group of students competed from around the Bay and all our players had fun competing and were excellent ambassadors for the College both on and off the court. Thanks to Mrs Dudson for supporting and looking after our students on the day. The students were Toby Roche, Jamie Sakrzewski, Gisele Howard, Taylah Hyde, Samantha Trott and Kiara Dudson. This tournament was a good lead in the AIMS tournament coming up later in the term. Kiara Dudson is to be especially congratulated for being the overall winner of the girls competition. Well done Kiara! Peter Sinclair Teacher in Charge E: [email protected]
UNIFORM SHOP HOURS Monday to Friday - 8.00am to 2.00pm
ON-LINE UNIFORM SHOP John Paul College now has an on-line uniform shop. You can purchase the school uniform via our website, just click on the Uniform Shop button on the home page at http://jpcshop.co.nz/. Select your items, pay on line with your credit card and then print out the receipt to pick up the uniform from the school uniform shop. If you are unsure of the size, select the closest and this can be changed when the item is picked up. JPC HOODIES JPC has a new school sports and group hoodie available to purchase from the uniform shop. The cost is $55.00 each. These are the 'official' JPC hoodie worn to represent the school and are not part of the normal school uniform. They can be personalised with the team name on the sleeve and students surname only on the lower back. The coach/parents are responsible for this.
Contact Haylie, the Uniform Shop Manager for more details on 347 8795 extn.8856 or [email protected]
SAMARITAN’S PURSE OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD It is that time of year again when we ask you to give a small gift to a child in a third world country who would never normally receive a gift of any kind. Each year Samaritan’s purse organise and distribute hundreds of shoeboxes at Christmas in poor regions of the world. If you would like to find out a little more about the project please use the link below to go to there website https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/ This year John Paul College is hoping to put together 75 boxes and we are asking the students to bring in donations. Each student will gain points for their school house for each item them donate. Please donate any of the following:t Id eas SOMETHING TO LOVE Teddy bear, doll, soft toy, etc. (Please no used toys) SOMETHING FOR SCHOOL Exercise book, pencil case, pens, pencils, colouring pencils, sharpener, eraser, chalk SOMETHING TO WEAR T-shirt, shorts, underwear, cap, beanie, sandals, thongs, etc. SOMETHING TO PLAY WITH Tennis ball, cars, skipping rope, marbles, musical instrument, yo-yo, slinky, finger puppets, wind up torch, etc. (No battery operated items)* SOMETHING FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Soap and face washer, toothbrush, hairbrush, comb, hair-clips, scrunchies, etc.(No toothpaste, bubble bath, shampoo or any liquid item ) SOMETHING SPECIAL Carry bag, sunglasses, bangles, necklaces, craft kits, stickers, note or photo of yourself Please do not send in food or lollies of any; old or damaged items; anything that might break e.g. mirror; anything that can cause harm or relates to war; anything that relates to gambling such as playing cards and dice. For further ideas please click on the link below https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/OCC2016-GIFT_IDEAS-FINAL.pdf MONEY TO COVER TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY Although the boxes are delivered by volunteers there are many expenses incurred it costs $10 per box so all donations of money are equally important. We are happy to say that we have been allowed to have a mufti day to help raise funds for the boxes so please look out for the date! As with every year, you may also take home and fill a box as a family if you prefer. I am always humbled by the generosity of the staff, students and their families each year in creating these shoeboxes of love. All donations should be brought directly to RSC2 please. Mrs Bloomfield Director of Religious Studies E: [email protected]
2017 Sports Calendar
Term 3
Date/s Event
Tue 8th August BOP Table Tennis (Yr 7 & 8)
Thu 10th August Badminton Finals (Juniors)
Fri 11th August BOP Senior Basketball Championships (Div2)
Tue 15th August BOP Rugby Sevens Invitational (Yr 7 & 8)
Tue 15th August BOP Table Tennis Juniors and Seniors
Thu 17th August BOP Badminton Finals (Seniors)
Fri 18th August BOP Senior Basketball Championships (Div 1)
Mon 21st – Thu 24th August NI Intermediate (Yr 7 & 8) Snow Sports Championships
Wed 23rd August AQUINAS Sports Exchange (Yr 7 & 8)
Fri 25th August BOP Badminton (Yr 7 & 8)
Fri 1st September MIGS Gymsport and Trampoline (Yr 7 & 8)
Sat 2nd – Sun 10th September NZSSSC Winter Games for Secondary Schools.
Sun 10th - Fri 15th Sept AIMS GAMES (Year 7 & 8 National Competition)
Sat 30th Sept - Mon 3rd Oct NZ Clay Target Championships
Term 4
Date/s Event
Fri 27th October CBOP Tennis Champs (Year 7 & 8)
Wed 22nd November BOP Zone Athletics (Year 7 & 8)
Thur 23rd -30th November NISS Water Polo Juniors
Sat 1st - 3rd December NZSS Athletic Championships
TWO MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS THIS TERM NEW ZEALAND SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS COUNCIL WINTER tournament week, from Sat 2nd to Sun 10th September. Competition is in both islands, and involves every Secondary School. Hockey 1st XI girls will be travelling to Whangarei, to compete in the Chica Gilmer Trophy. Netball Senior Girls will be competing at UNISS (Upper North Island Secondary Schools) Championship in Auckland. Basketball Senior Boys will be competing in Basketball NZ Zone Championship in Tauranga, hoping to qualify for top 24 championships. AIMS GAMES Sun 10th – Fri 15th September.
AIMS (Association of Intermediate and Middle Schools) Games are a sporting championship that provides Year 7 & 8s an opportunity to compete as an individual or as a team against the best of their age in 19 different sports. The aim of the event is to provide opportunities for students in their intermediate years to compete at an elite level, be active, celebrate fair play and enjoy success.
When registrations closed there was, 10,139
intermediate-aged competitors entered, from 302 schools around New Zealand and the Pacific. Entries have been, received from Indonesia, Tonga, the Cook Island and Australia, On behalf of the John Paul College and the students I would just like to say, “Thank you very much!” in advance to all parents who are able to give assistance, ensuring our students enjoy a fun-filled Aims Games. Arthur Faulkner Sports Coordinator E: [email protected]
FROM THE CAREERS DEPARTMENT Sheryl Hewitson - Careers Advisor E: [email protected] Jan Thompson – Careers Assistant E: [email protected]
TOI OHOMAI ROTORUA OPEN DAY Friday 18th August 9.30am to 1.30pmstudents in Year 11 /12 and 13 must come in to the Careers office BEFORE 11th August to register for the session/s they wish attend. Transport will be by bus or van. An opportunity to explore all the subjects you are interested in UC ROTORUA OPEN EVENING Tuesday 8 August 2017 5pm – 6:30pm F28, F Block, Toi-Ohomai Institute of Technology, Mokoia Drive, Rotorua UNIVERSITY COURSE PLANNING DATES and Presentations for Term three 2017
Thursday 10th August – Lincoln University Course planning from 10am Tuesday 15th August - IRD Presentation in the Library 9am – 12.20pm Thursday 17th August – Ara Institute of Canterbury Presentation 11.20am in the Common Room (Also known as NZ Broadcasting School or NASDA) Friday 25th August – Toi Ohomai Open Day Rotorua Thursday 7TH September – AUT Course planning from 10am Tuesday 19th September - Victoria University Course planning from 9am Thursday 21st September – Canterbury University Course planning from 11.40am Friday 22nd September – Massey University Course planning from 10am Wednesday 27th September – Otago University Course planning from 9am Course Planning will be held in the Front Meeting Room next to the Main Reception. Appointment Schedules are now available in the Careers Office. Please ensure you make an appointment time.
ROHE/REGION: Rotorua DATE: Tuesday 22nd September 2017 LOCATION: Rotorua Girls High School 251 Old Taupo Rd, Hillcrest, Rotorua 3015
TIME: 6.00pm—9.00pm RSVP: https://vision2020.auckland.ac.nz/surveyLogin.a5w?data=Event,149
NAUMAI, HARAEMAI WHAKAPIKI AKE invites all rangatahi (Year 9—13) Māori, their whānau, iwi, hapū, school staff and the community to a Hui-Ā-Rohe. The aim of these hui are to have an interactive kōrero with rangatahi, parents and whānau about the secondary and tertiary educational decisions which may impact on a career and introduce the Whakapiki Ake pipeline approach to health workforce development. Workshops will aim to raise aspirations/expectations for rangatahi Māori; introduce the importance of school subject choices; understanding University Entrance and the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA); highlighting the importance of creating good learning behaviours early in secondary school; and exposure to young Māori health role models. Or if you need us to SMS TXT 0272912990 or Email: [email protected]
Study Awards and
Scholarships open this week
Welcome back to Keystone Trust
We are very excited to announce that this year
we will be offering seven Study Awards to
school leavers and up to nine Key Partner
Scholarships to students already in tertiary
education. As the end of the school term is just
around the corner, we thought it would be a good
time for students to start work on their Study
Award applications.
The Keystone Study Awards are one of the most
premium scholarships offered in the property and
construction sector and come with three years of
financial assistance, together with mentoring and
networking opportunities, across all our sponsor
family.
The application process can be completed in
hardcopy or accessed and completed on our
website, after Friday 30 June 2017
Closing date for Study Awards is 31 August 2017
Download your copies below
2018 Study Award Application Form
Study Award Flyer
Study Award Poster
Flexi-Moves: Yoga for Health Beginner Yoga: Monday 5.30pm to 6.45pm
Accommodates those who are not very flexible, or new to yoga.
General Yoga: Tuesday & Thursday 5.30pm to 6.45pm
For those who are competent in the basic techniques. Restorative Yoga: Wednesday 5.30pm to 6.45pm
Suits people with medical conditions and /or stressed.
Bookings Essential due to room size
Jean Hunter, member I.Y.T.A. (NZ) Inc.
Mobile: 0274 500 646. Email:[email protected]
Advertise your business in this spot for $5 per week
TTThhheee SSSeeeaaammmssstttrrreeessssss Carolyn Constable Phone: 347 1346 Cell: 027 602 4239
Dressmaking alterations For JPC school uniforms Pick up/ delivery service
Mary Ann Paterson 027 55 111 49
For all your quilt
top stitching needs
