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Dear Parents/ Caregivers Tēnā koutou katoa, ni hao, konnichiwa, good afternoon PROHIBITION ON CELL PHONES Please note that students are not permitted to contact parents to collect them if they are feeling unwell. Students must present to the school nurse, who will assess them and call parents to collect as necessary and duly sign them out of school, which is a health and safety requirement by law, to ensure all students are accounted for at all times. 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 the General Activity Contribution contributes 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. We are also excited that the new Performing Arts Centre, at a cost of $4million, is progressing well, with the Music and Dance suites now complete and already in use. God bless Patrick Walsh
Principal
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 5th August 2019
“One Heart, One Commitment, One Life”
Tickets available at John Paul College accounts office
Adult tickets cost $15 and student tickets cost $10.
UNIFORM SHOP HOURS MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS
8.00AM-2.00PM TERM TIME ONLY JPC 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://jpc.school.co.nz/uniform-shop 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. All queries please email [email protected].
EVENTS CALENDAR AUGUST 7th Year 9 Retreat compulsory 8/9th Yrs 12/13 Drama Production 9th Sports photos 12th NZ Hospitality Champs 14th Canterbury Course Planning 15th Whole School Mass 16/17th Chanel Shield 19&27 Y10 Careers/Option Choices Session 21st CBoP Amazing race Yrs 7/8 21-28 Prelim Exams 26th Teacher Only Day 28th Waikato Uni Course Planning 29th Otago Uni Course Planning 31-8/9 NZSS Winter Sports Week SEPTEMBER 2/3 Rockclimbing competition 3rd ICAS Digital Techology 5th ICAS Science 8-13th AIMS Games 10th ICAS Writing 11th Option Evening 12th CAT Algebra Yr 12 Parish Mass 14th Signum Fidei Anniversary Celebration 16-20th 1769 Week 17th ICAS English Victoria Uni Course Planning 19th ICAS Maths 25th Yr 7 Careers Dress Up Day Dancing With The Staff 6.30-10.00pm 26th Senior Reports Issued 27TH Teacher Only Day
JPC COLLECTING FOR THE SVDP FOOD BANK We try to donate things like tinned meal foods, spreads, biscuits, crackers, drink sachets, heat and eat meals in packets etc All food items donated earn 20 house points per item or 100 house points per 4 items. I hope you can help the Food Bank.
Mrs G Cook Teacher in Charge E: [email protected]
PTA meeting THIS WEDNESDAY postponed
to 14th August
730pm in the boardroom
CONTACT DEANS Y13 [email protected] Y12 [email protected] Y11 [email protected] Y10 [email protected] Y9 [email protected] Y8 [email protected] Y7 [email protected] STUDENT RECEPTION
3478 795 xtn 8828 [email protected]
NURSE 3478 795 xtn 8806 [email protected]
Whanau Group Hui TONIGHT 5.30pm
Sports Photo schedule - Friday 9 August 2019 Photos will be taken in school uniform
8.15am Volleyball/Underwater hockey
8.30am DOE
8.45 am Badminton
8.55 am Basketball
9.05 am Basketball
9.15 am Hockey - Boys
9.25 am Hockey - Girls, Aims
9.45 am Hockey - Red and Black
9.55 am 1st X1 Boys Football
10.05 am 1st X1 Girls Football
10.15 am Eagles, Jaguars, Jets Football
10.25 am Kestrals, Lions Football
10.45 am Futsal, Table Tennis
10.55 am Athletics, cross country and Swimming Champs
INTERVAL
11.30 am Mountainbiking/Claytarget/Debating
11.40 am Waterpolo
11.50 am Waterpolo
12:00 PM Netball Senior and Year 10
12.10 pm Netball Years 7-9
12.20 pm Netball Years 7-9
12.30 pm Equestrian/Rowing/Golf/Gymsport
12.40pm Jazz band/Robotics
12.50pm Concert band
1.10 pm Cricket
1.20 pm Disc Ultimate/EPRO8/Climbing
LUNCH
2.00pm Rugby 1st XV
2.20 pm Rugby U14
2.30 pm Rugby Year 7 + 8
2.40 pm Girls Rugby - 7s
2.50 pm Kapa Haka
RAFFLE PRIZES 1ST Prize - $1500.00 Noel Leeming Voucher 2nd Prize - $500.00 Noel Leeming Voucher 3rd Prize - Gondola Cards – 2 Adults and 3 Children (Donated by SurveyOne Ltd Value $190)
4th Prize - Vehicle Service (Donated by Douglas Automotive Value $180)
5th Prize - $100.00 Pak n Save Voucher 6th Prize - $100.00 Pig and Whistle Voucher 7th Prize - Gift Basket (Donated by Pak n Save)
8th Prize - $50.00 Petrol Voucher 9th Prize - $50.00 McDonalds Family Restaurant Voucher 10th Prize - $50.00 Kmart Voucher Spot Prizes - 50 Incentive Spot Prizes for students who sell complete books on or before 9th August 2019 (Donated by McDonalds Family Restaurant Rotorua) 1x $50 for most books sold 1X $30 for 2nd most books sold 1X $20 for 3rd most books sold 1st 50 sold books returned will get a McDonalds voucher. Put sold books with money into accounts For more books go to accounts
Thank you for your support to raise funds for extra curricular activities
congratulations To our achievers – well done!
SPEECH NEW ZEALAND RESULTS FROM 2ND EXAMINATION TOUR 2019 The examiner was Claire Marsh of Morrinsville Grade 6 Maisie Russell - Honours Plus Nicole Hutton-Smith - Honours Plus Matthew Veitch - Honours Plus (Mod 2) Matthew Veitch - Honours Plus (Mod 3) Harper Lass - Honours Plus Jessica Taylor - Honours Plus Alyssa Pingo -l Honours Plus Ashleigh Pola - Honours Plus Olivia Hurford - Honours Plus (Mod 1) Madeline Potter - Honours Mia Page – Honours Carys Chapman - Honours Allie Clarke – Honours Jasmine Hagan - Merit Plus Ryan Clapperton - Merit Plus Emilia Ward - Merit Plus Dana Kuchler - Merit Plus Olivia Hurford - Merit (Mod 2) Grade 8 Orla Walsh - Honours Plus Mitchell Jones - Honours Plus Samantha Carter - Honours Plus Jae Woo Jin - Honours Sophie Huang - Honours Ishan Nath – Honours Sarah Smit - Merit Plus Vedansh Singh - Merit Plus Hazel Hagan - Merit Plus (Mod 1) Hazel Hagan - Merit Plus (Mod 2) Sameer Anand - Merit Associate Diploma (ASB) Neeve Coumbe - Pass with Distinction Brianna Lewis - Pass with Distinction Ashleigh Webb - Pass with Distinction Christa Kurian - Pass with Distinction Nathan Gapes - Pass with Distinction Congratulations – Recommended by the examiner for Rotorua Civic Arts Trust (RCAT) Scholarship were Matthew Veitch for Module 2 and 3. Mitchell Jones and Orla Walsh. Special congratulations and acknowledgment must go to Matthew Veitch for his third recommendation for 2019! – Gabrielle Thurston HoD Drama
2019 ROTORUA COMPETITIONS SOCIETY 73RD ANNUAL FESTIVAL The Rotorua Competitions Society held their 73rd Annual Festival at the Events Centre, Government Gardens during the weekend 03 and 04 August. It is the largest event of its kind in New Zealand. Congratulations to all JPC students who participated. Special congratulations to Orla Walsh and Brianna Lewis who both participated in the premier event the 2019 Rotorua Performer of the Year. Special congratulations to Orla who was placed second equal in this event judged by Claire Marsh of Morrinsville. Due to the high marks both actors achieved they have direct entry should they so wish into the national final to be held in the Regent Theatre in Palmerston North on 20 October. Congratulations to all JPC Speech & Drama students – Gabrielle Thurston HoD Drama
CHAMPION BARISTA AT JPC We would like to acknowledge Tayla Malone's awesome achievement in winning Gold in the 15th Annual Culinary Fare, Barista (Secondary School) competition.
Congratulations Tayla!
This weekend saw the 1st XV playing WHHS for a home semi-final and the U14’s playing Aquinas to cement there spot in the semi-finals.
U14’s played away at Aquinas and were up against it in player depth only having the bare 15 to travel and play the game. It was a game of missed opportunities, but some lucky bounces also. The result was a 17 all draw. Before this game JPC were sitting top of the table with a 1 point advantage over second placed Whakatane. JPC will now go to next week’s game against RBHS needing to win to secure a home semi-final.
The 1st XV was up against local rivals WHHS in what is always a tough battle. With a home semi up for grabs it was all in front of the JPC team. JPC has been unlucky with injuries this season and added to this list was Captain Patrick Gillam and inspirational back Haydn Benge. Daniel Frost-Jones was the stand in captain and he led a first half performance that showed the dominance of JPC. They out played, out muscled and outscored WHHS to take a 27 – 7 lead into half time. WHHS had been reduced to 14 men midway through the 1st half with a player sent off. The half time talk was direct and the game plan set out. However it seemed to unravel and WHHS rallied. WHHS scored first to take the score to 27 – 12 and were playing with their tails up. JPC then scored another try and it looked as if they would kick on and put WHHS to the sword. The boys’ from WHHS had other ideas and grew an extra arm and leg and played with confidence to score another two tries. With JPC reduced down to 13 men due to two yellow cards, the last ten minutes were nail biting. JPC managed to defend their line and get a 34 – 24 win and secure a home semi-final this weekend. U14’s JPC v RBHS 10.30am @ JPC 1st XV JPC v Tauhara Midday @ JPC Please come along and support the two teams in their quest to make the finals for their respective divisions. Richard Haigh 027 7773445
JPC
2019
Congratulations: Former students of John Paul College graduating from Victoria University of Wellington
First Name
Last Name
Qualification
Hilary
Cameron
PGDIST - PGDip in Information Studies
Aidan
Kelly
BAHONS - Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Georja
Kidd
BTM - Bachelor of Tourism Management
Rebecca
Lynch
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Rebecca
McMenamin
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Rebecca
McMenamin
LLBHON - Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Mark
Robilliard
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Jasmine
Smedley
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Ana
Smith
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Benjamin
Spence
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Benjamin
Spence
LLB - Bachelor of Laws
Zak
Swift
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Zak
Swift
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Mackenzie
van Fulpen
BAS - Bachelor of Arch Studies
Matthew
Wells
BCOM - Bachelor of Commerce
Matthew
Wells
LLB - Bachelor of Laws
CONGRATULATIONS TO the following students who went to Wellington for the National Bouldering (low-level climbing) competition at the weekend. The Boulders were difficult with the best in NZ vying for the Title. Results are as follows
Henry Booker 2nd boys Youth B (Under 16 category) Flossy Smith 6th girls Youth C (Under 14 category) Nathan Clapperton 8th boy Youth C (Under 14 category)
Mrs T Clapperton Teacher in Charge E: [email protected]
COST / PAYMENT - YEAR 8 CAMP – NOVEMBER 19th – 21st The camp will be held at Tui Ridge Park, situated at Hamurana and will run from Monday 19th to Wednesday 21st November
The Year 8 Camp offers a wide range of activities for all skill levels; such as
both indoor and outdoor rock climbing, abseiling, water slide, high ropes course, a giant swing, archery, flying fox, mountain biking, orienteering and Burma trail to name a few. The all-inclusive cost for camp this year is $245.00 per student. This includes transport, accommodation, food and activities. For ease of payment, parents are welcome to set up an automatic payment,
to be completed before Friday 27th September. Please note that when making payment of camp fees, it is important that you use “Yr 8 Camp” and “Insert Your Child's Name" in the reference fields so we can find your payment in the system. You will receive further information from your child, along with some documentation for you to complete, in the near future. Thank you for your support of, what will no doubt be a memorable camp experience for your child. NB: PLEASE ENSURE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESSES ARE CORRECT ON THE SYSTEM TO ENSURE YOUR RECEIVE CAMP INFORMATION. PARENTS ARE ALSO ENCOURAGED TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE JPC APP FOR UPDATES
Paul Johnson – Year 8 Dean E: [email protected]
HOCKEY Midlands Secondary Schools Our 1st X1 boys had a narrow 2 - 1 loss to St Pauls, with the 1st X1 girls holding Hamilton Girls till the fourth quarter, conceding a few goals.
Our JPC 2 Girls with just the 11 players went down 3 - 1 last Tuesday. Our JPC Boys 2, having a good win against WHHS 2. Manager, Jo Fleet feedback on their 4 - 1 win, “They communicated well, set up opportunities for each other and really worked, as a team”
The Year 7 & 8 teams are into their final round of competition.
Sports photographs are this Friday 9th August. These photos include the coaches and managers. I know many of you may not be able to make it, but please confirm you can be present. Teams will be photographed in their playing uniforms i.e. playing tops, black shorts/skorts/skirts and the correct playing socks for each team The schedule will be available shortly players. If there are insufficient players for a team photograph, it will not be taken. The schedule is as follows: * 9.15am Boys 1st X1 and JPC Boys 2
* 9.25am Girls 1st X1 and JPC Girls 2 and the AIMS 6 aside * 9.45am Year 7 & 8 JPC Red and JPC Black
Please ensure you are changed and ready to go at the scheduled times. Excuse yourselves from class.
Fees. Thank you to the response re payment of hockey fees. Julie Boyce from Accounts said the response was amazing. Please keep these fee payments coming in! Remember these are sports fees and are categorised as co-curricular/extracurricular fees and are user pay. Barb Northey Teacher in Charge E: [email protected]
Prior to AIMS Games, is the Winter Sports week for Secondary Schools – Mon 2nd – Fri 6th Sept 2019. (This is the week that is chosen by all school Principals’) Games are play in both North and South Islands. JPC Teams: 1st XI Hockey Girls (Palmerston North). Under Water Hockey (Wellington). Netball (Auckland). Gymsport (Auckland). Basketball (Rotorua). 1st XI Hockey Boys (Rotorua). Sport Climbing (Tauranga) There is a lot of work going on behind the scenes, by dedicated JPC staff and parents trying to get your child to these events. Just like AIMS Games: Parents that are Coaches, Managers and officials’ are giving up a week to be with the team.
AIMS GAMES 2019 (Sun 8th – Fri 13th September) More than 11,512 intermediate-aged athletes (Year 7 & 8) will hit Tauranga in September as Anchor AIMS Games entries went on another record-breaking rampage this year. This not including the managers, coaches and officials’. Add in parental support from the side-lines. The 16th edition of the week-long tournament has seen 361 schools register, a sharp jump from last year's record 320, with more than 50 of those entries from first-time schools. 18 Pacific Island schools will also be competing, from Fiji, Samoa, Tonga and Cook Is. The number of 6 aside hockey teams has jumped from 56 teams last year to 85 this year, add in 31 11 aside hockey teams. Netball (126 teams). Football and Futsal (162 teams). Mountain Biking (199 riders). Rock Climbing (161 climbers). JPC has 89 students competing at the 16th annual AIMS Games. So all these students need to commit to trainings, to give themselves the best chance of being competitive. Teams competing: Netball. Football Boys. Water Polo Mix. Hockey Girls 6 aside. Futsal Boys and Girls Individuals: Swimming. BMX. Golf. Gymsport. Mountain Biking. Rock Climbing. Squash. For all this to happen, we have the JPC community of volunteers that will be giving up a week to Coach, Manage, officiate and transport our students. Volunteers are not paid, not because they are worth nothing, but because they are priceless. On behalf of the JPC students, thank you in advance, for volunteering your time for 2019 AIMS Games. Count down starts: 42 days.
To all our teams, Play hard, Play fair, with Great Spirit and enjoy your sport
The CHRISTMAS SHOEBOX APPEAL will commence this term
If you wish to contribute to this year’s appeal, start collecting your contributions now and make a give a smile to a child this Christmas
THE ROTARY NATIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FORUM The Rotary National Science & Technology Forum is designed to encourage top performers in Year 12 at school to study and ultimately enter careers in Science, Mathematics and Technology or related fields. This programme is aimed at outstanding students from across New Zealand. Students will visit the different campuses around Auckland and attend lectures, labs and field trips that cover a range of subjects. Days will be filled with the Academic Programme and in the evening, students will be visiting science/hi-tech organisations, hearing from experts, spending some time with their peers and having a great deal of fun. Applications are now being sought by Rotary Clubs from high achieving Year 12 Science, Mathematics and Technology students for The Rotary National Science & Technology Forum to be held in Auckland from 11 – 25 January 2020. Eligible students:
Must be Year 12 students who intend to return to school in Year 13 in the year of the Forum; Must possess very good academic records with standards achieved at excellence level in Science, Mathematics and Technology subjects; Should be intending to complete tertiary studies in the Sciences, Mathematics and/or Technology fields; Should possess strong communication skills and good, all round general knowledge; Should participate in a range of extra-curricular and cultural activities; Must hold NZ permanent residency or be citizens.
Please see Ms Ludascher for a student brochure and application form.
WiE CAN Following the success of our inaugural WiE CAN – Women in Engineering Residential Programme in January 2019, we’re excited to announce that WiE CAN will be back in 2020! Featuring hands-on sessions, inspiring presentations, and fun social activities, this is the perfect opportunity for Year 12 female students to explore the limitless opportunities offered in engineering. About WiE CAN Date: 19-23 January 2020 Location: College of Engineering, University of Canterbury, Christchurch (view map) Eligibility: Open to female students completing Year 12 in 2019 at a New Zealand high school. Cost: FREE! We will cover all programme, accommodation and food costs. A $100 travel grant will also be provided to anyone travelling from outside Canterbury. Applications are now open and close Friday 16 August. Spaces limited to 60 students. Go to: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/engineering/information-for-schools/wie-can/?utm_source=edm-cas-hods-1jul&utm_medium=email&utm_term=&utm_content=intro-lnk&utm_campaign=wiecan-20&utm_nooverride=1&_cldee=Y29ubnkubHVkYXNjaGVyQGpwYy5zY2hvb2wubno%3d&recipientid=contact-7d2c70854723e8118175e0071b675c91-a234cd8fe54842c0bd935392ca548d74&esid=263b471b-929b-e911-a979-000d3ad1cc81 to apply.
THE MACDIARMID INSTITUTE The MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology is a government funded Centre of Research Excellence. The Institute pulls together the best materials scientists and engineers from around New Zealand, working at the very cutting edge of science and nanotechnology. As part of our commitment to growing tomorrow’s elite scientists and engineers, the Institute runs two residential programmes, NanoCamp and DiscoveryCamp, for current Year 12 and 13 students with a strong interest in science. NanoCamp 2020 What: A one week residential programme incorporating laboratory experience and social activities (20 participants). Who: Open to all current Year 12 and 13 students with a strong interest in Science. When: 12 Jan – 17 Jan 2020 Venue: Two options:
University of Auckland, Auckland; OR Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington
Price: It's free! DiscoveryCamp 2020 What: A one week residential programme incorporating laboratory experience and social activities. Two programmes
running simultaneously (5 participants per programme). Who: Open to Maori and Pasifika current Year 12 and 13 students with a strong interest in Science. When: 12 Jan– 17 Jan 2020 Venue: Two options:
University of Auckland, Auckland; OR Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington
Price: It's free! Application Process: To apply, students simply have to complete the online application form, upload some background documents and nominate a referee teacher. Our selection panel will contact the nominated teachers directly for further background. Applications close 26 August. NanoCamp applications: https://www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/events/nanocamp-2020/#elementalform DisoveryCamp applications: https://www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/events/discoverycamp-2020/#elementalform
CAREERS STAFF Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor E: [email protected] Jan Thompson Careers Assistant E: [email protected] Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator E: [email protected]
KEY DATES Open Days August 7 - Massey University Open Day - at Manawatu campus August 8 – Auckland Uni Engineering Futures Evening, Tauranga 6-8pm August 23 - Massey University Open Day - at Wellington campus August 23 - Victoria University - on campus August 24 - Massey University Open Day - at Albany campus August 31 - Auckland University Courses and Careers Day - on campus August 31 - AUT Live 2019 at City Campus, Auckland
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ UNIVERSITY COURSE PLANNING August 7th - Auckland University Course Planning from 10am August 14th - Canterbury University Course Planning from 9am August 28th - Waikato University Course Planning from 9am August 29th - Otago University Course Planning from 11am September 17th - Victoria University Course Planning from 9am September 24th - Massey University Course Planning from 9am
Year 13 students can register for Course Planning now in Careers.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Being Term 3, we are in the business end of the school year as scholarship, halls of residence, apprenticeship and course enrolment information gets put out. Students and parents are advised to read our Careers page regularly here in the newsletter, and students to make sure they have joined up on the Facebook Career groups. On the JPC school web page is a Careers & Gateway section which is continually updated, and a source of good information and further links.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ MASSEY UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY Wednesday 7th August. The bus to and from the Manawatu Open Day is filling up fast, students need to get in quick. There are limited spots available on the bus so students please register as soon as possible https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/open-day-bus-to-manawatu-tickets-64281183751
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY Saturday 31st August - Register for the free Rotorua bus up and back at www.openday.ac.nz Seats are limited.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GET THE INSIDE STORY ON YOUR CAREER OPTIONS Know what you want to be? Not sure what you want to be?
Get some great insights and career advice right here, right now. Then join us at the Tauranga Careers Expo on this August 9th and 10th 9am-3pm
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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 study: https://www.studylink.govt.nz/starting-study/
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ MONEYHUB TIPS MoneyHub has put together a checklist of 50 money empowering tips to help you stretch the student dollar for the time you'll spend at university of any tertiary study. Many of them are easy, quick wins that will make a difference to everyday student life https://www.moneyhub.co.nz/student-money-tips.html
Student Job Interview Guide and Tips MoneyHub, a consumer finance website, has published a guide to job interview success, helping you to attend a job interview and have the confidence to shine! All job types are covered, and a list of template answers will help you put together your own replies. Getting a part-time or summer job is a lot easier with this guide, exclusive to MoneyHub. To access the guide, visit the MoneyHub Student Job Interview Tips page.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ More than 4,000 opportunities for individuals. Generosity NZ is a renowned digital search facility for funding information. givME is their search tool schools use to connect individuals to thousands of scholarships and awards opportunities. We are subscribed to givME for our students to use. Students can click on this link https://search.generosity.org.nz/users/register/sign_up?code=122-1549 to sign up and access the scholarship database.
SCHOLARSHIPS LINCOLN UNIVERSITY Scholarships are now open - for next year's study. Visit http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/Lincoln-Home/Apply/Scholarships/ for more information
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WAIKATO UNIVERSITY The regulations and the application form can be found through the link below. It is important that all potential applicants read through, and understand, the regulations of the scholarship prior to commencing the application process https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/application-advice Please search using the filter on the right of the page (select 'School Leaver' & 'Undergraduate'). Please take note that the Sir Edmund Hillary is now requiring students to submit a 3 minute video in their application. https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/search#!/?page=1 The University of Waikato now has a new scholarship for High Performance Athletes. The University of Waikato Professional Athletes Dual-Career Scholarship is for NZ citizens and permanent residents who will be contracted as a paid professional/semi-professional sports person to a NZ-based sports franchise/organisation for the full season/competition in 2020 and who will be enrolling in an undergraduate degree at UoW. Applications close on 31st August. Please note that this scholarship cannot be held in conjunction with the Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship Programme. More information, including the regulations can be found through the following link; https://www.waikato.ac.nz/scholarships/s/university-of-waikato-professional-athletes-dual-career-scholarship
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ KEYSTONE STUDY AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS are available to school leavers that meet our eligibility criteria who are entering their first year of tertiary study in 2020. The Keystone scholarships are the most premium scholarships offered to students taking up studies that will bring them into the property and construction sector. The programme includes $5,000 a year for up to three years, mentoring, work opportunities and guidance along their journey. Scholarships close on the 15th August 2019. For more information on eligibility please visit the Keystone Website.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YEAR 13 STUDENTS MoneyHub, a consumer finance website, has published a guide to hundreds of scholarships for any student planning to start university in 2020. 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
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ PIHMS CAREER WEEK OCTOBER 2019 Next career week is 8 – 11 October 2019 (2nd week of October school holidays) · PIHMS career week provides any student with the opportunity to experience PIHMS, our 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 · All students attending need to be motivated about considering PIHMS as an option for tertiary study · Places are limited as we only have a limited number of rooms available for accommodation – So apply asap to avoid missing out http://www.pihms.ac.nz/career-week.html
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CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY Applications to live in UC Hall of Residences in 2020 are now open. Please encourage any interested students to complete their application as soon as possible and by 27 September. The following information outlines the application process and gives a quick overview of our accommodation options. The application for accommodation is completed online and comprises of two steps:
Step 1 Online application form. Students needs to complete this by 12 noon on 27 September.
Step 2 Common Confidential Reference Form. Students will complete and submit their details so that a form can be sent directly to their school for completion. This needs to be completed by 15 September. Students are required to select their 1st and 2nd preference so please encourage them to think carefully about their options. Useful info can be found on the Accommodation website(check out the 360 panoramas, videos, and comparison charts) or in our 2020 Accommodation Guide.
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