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Dear Parents/ Caregivers Tēnā koutou katoa, ni hao, konnichiwa, good afternoon
JUNIOR EXAMS FINISH TOMORROW - TIME FOR REFLECTION Your children will complete their exams tomorrow and teachers will be giving them feedback. It is important that you are also part of this process. Please show an interest in their results, celebrate what they did well and discuss areas where they need to improve. JPC COMMUNITY DAY – For Your Information The government funds only 75% of the school’s actual running costs. We have to find the rest. Community Day is not compulsory. Students have the option of coming to school where they will be supervised. All the money raised goes directly back to support students via the PTA. In the past, this has help fund the adventure playground, sunshades, a transit van, water stations, among other things. The PTA are a small and dedicated group of parents who go the extra mile and fundraise in a variety of other ways as well. If we abandoned Community Day, it would negatively impact on facilities that we provide to your children. If you have other fundraising ideas that you are prepared to roll up your sleeves and help the PTA implement, come along to the next meeting. Form teachers and Mrs McHugh will be following up students in regards to this event. 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 4, Issue 37 11th November 2019
“One Heart, One Commitment, One Life”
Our Te Reo phrase of the week: Tino pai - awesome effort
JPC COMMUNITY DAY Friday 15th November SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED
(Except for those students who need supervising. Please notify the form teacher ASAP)
PAYMENT FOR JPC COMMUNITY DAY – PAYABLE ONLINE If you wish to make payment online for the JPC Community Day, which is this Friday 15th November please make payment to the JPC PTA account:
02 0412 0108472 000 Please ensure you have identified your child by surname & Year level and the reason for payment
i.e Community Day
JPC PTA Meeting will be held on 13th of November
at 730pm in the Boardroom.
Whanau Support Group Hui TONIGHT at 5.30pm
Whanau Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/JPCWhanausupportgroup/
Identify and collect from the
student counter Unclaimed property
will go to the PTA for resale
EVENTS CALENDAR NOVEMBER 15th JPC Community Day / Teacher Only Day 18-20th Year 8 Camp 18-29th Life Education Van 18/19th Orientation Days for 2020 Year 7s 18-22nd Yr 7 First Aid Course 22-26th Year 7 Beach Education 29th Year 9 Career Education Day DECEMBER 2nd Year 7 Big Day In 3rd Year 9 Big Day Out 3rd Years 7/8 Co Curricular Prizegiving 4th Junior End of Year Mass 5th Years 9/10 Co Curricular Prizegiving 6th Junior Prizegiving / Junior Reports issued
2020 START DATES Tue 28th January Teacher Only Day
Wed 29th January Year 7 and all new students
Thu 30th January Full school attendance
YEAR 7 BEACH EDUCATION PROGRAMME, OMANU, MT MAUNGANUI This is the opportunity for our Year 7 students to experience a day in a sea setting. The programme covers theory and practical activities. It will include such things as surf safety rules, being Sun smart and recognising dangers at the beach, with beach and water activities. The following classes are scheduled below:
Friday 22nd November 7WA & 7SK Monday 25th November 7HK & 7CW
Tuesday 26th November 7MW & 7CG
Thank you to the parents/caregivers for the consent forms for the above programme. I will collate the information over this week and for the parents/caregivers who have kindly volunteered to assist on the day with transportation and supervision both on the beach and/or in the water, I will be in touch. Any queries do not hesitate to contact Ms Northey, [email protected]
ATTENTION YEAR 11 PARENTS HEADS UP: YEAR 12 CAMP: MAY 2020
For planning purposes for next year, the Year 12 Camp will be on Tuesday May 5th, returning to school on Friday May 8th. All Year 12 students are encouraged to attend this Leadership camp at Finlay Park, Cambridge. The cost (to be confirmed) will be $285.00. Further information and permission forms etc. will be emailed to parents Term 1 2020. This is to give you advance notice so you are aware of the cost. Mrs S. Brewer Dean Year 12 E: [email protected]
WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE A SWARM If you have a swarm, or know of someone who does, give Mr Davis a phone call/ text 021 105 5039 and he will safely remove it and rehome it to the JPC hive.
ATTENTION YEAR 12 PARENTS 2020 YEAR 13 LEADERSHIP CAMP
departing Tuesday 28th January returning Thursday 30th January
Students and chaperones will be staying at The Park Hotel at National park and completing the Tongariro Crossing along with other leadership activities.
Price: $295 to be paid by Monday 2nd December 2019 Information and link to the online permission slip (due Friday 8th November) has been sent to parent and student emails.
EDVENTURE TEEN CAMPS This summer Edventure is hosting a range of outdoors based SUMMER CAMPS. With activities from surfing and snorkelling to rock climbing and archery, our camps have it all. Based in BOP but with pick-ups throughout Hamilton, Auckland and BOP. Planned and run by teachers, Safe and Fun! Our camps are designed to challenge and motivate teens in the outdoors, 14-18 yr olds. Boys - Jan 13th -17th $545 Girls - Jan 20th - 24th $545 More info and book at www.edventure.co.nz
Mark Bridger Edventure Director [email protected]
congratulations To our achievers – well done!
UPDATE OF YEAR 7 & 8 CBOP TENNIS RESULTS We congratulate the following students:
Girls Competitive singles, Courtney King 3rd, Aria Renata-Horn 4th Girls Social singles, Morgan MacCormick 3rd, Queenie Liang 4th Girls Doubles, Emma Hickson and Morgan MacCormick 3rd, Freya Lord and Delana Trask 4th
Ms Sherry Brewer Teacher in Charge: Tennis
DEAR PARENTS OF YEAR 8 STUDENTS Your child received an enrolment form to be completed for you to choose a dentist as they will be high school age next year and not eligible for primary dental nurse care. Your child will then receive free dental treatment until they turn 18. Please complete and return the form to the Rotorua Intermediate Dental Clinic ASAP. Please ring them on 3471 495 if you have any enquiries
IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE LAST WEEK OF TERM Please note the following important events in your diary: Tuesday 3rd 1.00-3.00pm Year 7/8 Co-curricular Prizegiving Edmund Rice Centre Wednesday 4th 10.00am Junior End of Year Mass Edmund Rice Centre Thursday 5th 1.00-3.00pm Year 9/10 Co-curricular Prizegiving Edmund Rice Centre Friday 6th 10.00am-12.00 noon Year 7-10 Prizegiving Edmund Rice Centre
Parents/ Caregivers are welcome to attend all of these events Students will be released from their form rooms following the end of prizegiving on the 6th
SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE END OF YEAR STAFF FUNCTION ON MONDAY 9th DECEMBER.
The school office will be open Tuesday 10th to Thursday 12th from 8am-4pm and closes for the year on Friday 13th at 12pm.
Re-opening 20th January at 8am
CONGRATULATIONS TO MCKENZIE SWINBURNE who competed against 54 other secondary school students recently in the 2019 Chess Power Champions Trophy – Open Division as part of the Chess Power National Teams and Individuals Chess Championship held on the 19th October in Christchurch.
It was a long intense day of nine rounds of competition, however Mckenzie persevered to become the Chess Power Female Open Champion for 2019. This is well deserved as she has worked so hard over the last year to place in the regional and school tournaments. Well done McKenzie!
Submitted by parent
Year 7 & 8 Track and Field Results 2019
Place Boys Yr 7 100m
Girls Yr 7 100m
Boys Yr 8 100m
Girls Yr 8 100m
1st Harrison Roberts-Brake Leah Field (R) Bentley Simpkins (R) Trelise Howard
2nd Ramon Simpkins Jessi Muncaster Jack Marra Mary Schuster
3rd Zac Steadman Lucy Fleet Aljude Roson Ariahna Ngawhika Place Boys Yr 7 200m Girls Yr 7 200m Boys Yr 8 200m Girls Yr 8 200m
1st Harrison Roberts-Brake Leah Field (R) Jack Marra Mary Schuster
2nd Ramon Simpkins
Jessi Muncaster
Bentley Simpkins
Trelise Howard
3rd Jackson Matthews Ella Williams Aljude Roson Aria Renata-Horn Place Long Jump Yr 7 Boys
Long Jump Yr 7 Girls
Long Jump Yr 8 Boys
Long Jump Yr 8 Girls
1st Jaxon Matthews Leah Field Jack Marra Trelise Howard
2nd Alexandra Dault Maddie Keaney Bentley Simpkins Kya Benham
3rd Don Telfer Jessi Muncaster Johnny Edwards Mary Schuster
Place Shot Put Yr 7 Boys
Shot Put Yr 7 Girls
Shot Put Yr 8 Boys
Shot Put Yr 8 Girls
1st Charles Butler Leah Field Reegan Boag Ariahna Ngawika
2nd Hunter Pocock Julianne Pureza Wyatt Stevens-McNab Sara Stahlhut 2nd =
3rd Jake Rogers Wairoa Hudson Aljude Roson Eviarn Steiner 2nd =
Place High Jump Yr 7 Boys
High Jump Yr 7 Girls
High Jump Yr 8 Boys
High Jump Yr 8 Girls
1st Harrison Roberts - Blake Leah Field Johnny Edwards Meg Sherbourne
2nd Ramon Simpkins Isobel Todd Ashton Dodunski Mary Schuster
3rd Don Telfer Maddie Keaney Bentley Simpkins 3rd= Trelise Howard 3rd =
Aljude Roson 3rd =
Sophie Rose 3rd = Place Boys Yr 7 Discus
Girls Yr 7 Discus
Boys Yr 8 Discus
Girls Yr 8 Discus
1st Charles Butler Raukura Kapa Reegan Boag Micah Nairn
2nd Hunter Pocock Sophie Flinn Jack Marra Tegan Nexus
3rd Ramon Simpkins Bella Howes Lincoln Skeoch Sara Stahlhut
(R) Records Broken: Year 7 Girls: Leah Field 100m – 13.11sec (1990). 200m – 28.50sec (2012) Year 8 Boys: Bentley Simpkins 100m – 12.41sec (2017)
These event ran in February 2019 400m - Year 8 Boys: Hayden Chapman. Riley Parkinson. 3rd Brendan Caley 800m – Year 7 Girls: 1st Maddie Keaney. 2nd Flossy Smith. 3rd Shannon Findlay Year 7 Boys: 1st Jaxson Matthews. 2nd Harrison Roberts - Brake. 3rd James Witehira Year 8 Girls: 1st Trelise Howard. 2nd Aria Renata-Horn. 3rd Freya Lord Year 8 Boys: 1st Ben Clarke. @nd Hayden Chapmen. Riley Parkinson. 1500m – Year 8 Boys: 1st Riley Parkinson. 2nd Blake Aarsen Year 8 Girls: 1st Emma Hickson. 2nd Trelise Howard. 3rd Freya Lord A team is being selected for BOP Year 7 & 8 Zone Athletics Championships. Wednesday 20th November 2019. Tauranga Domain. (There are qualifying standards for this event.)
congratulations To our achievers – well done!
CRICKET REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN ONLINE ALL registrations are done through our partner club Geyser. Please see message below for info if you wish to play cricket this season. The link to online registrations for this season is below. Please fill this in ASAP if you are planning on playing for Geyser this season. You don't have to pay at the time, although it will send you an invoice, but we do need names and numbers so that teams can get sorted and entered into the right competitions. https://gccc.fs.net.nz Click "Register" and select junior if you are under 17; senior if you are 17+. Mr M Chapman Teacher in Charge: Cricket E: [email protected]
ORIENTATION INFORMATION for NEW 2020 enrolments Year 7s Monday18th November - St Mary’s Primary Rotorua & Westbrook - 12.00-2.30pm
Thursday 21st November - St Michael’s and all state primary schools 12.00-2.30pm Students will require lunch
Years 8-10 Wednesday 29th January from 9.00-11.00am
DRIVERS LICENCE COURSE November-19-20-21-2019 December-11-12-13-2019 January—14-15-16-2020
Start at 9-15 finish at 2-15 Cost-$85 dollars for course Where-Te Waiariki Purea Trust Building, 1274 Fenton Street
Course covers: Test questions in an easy format, Vehicle scenarios – who gives way, Key Road, Safety issues, Legal responsibilities, what to expect at the test, Road Safety Laws and Regulations, Online AA tests
Contact: Lillian Emery 027 411-4104/07 349-4664 (A registered supplier to WINZ–enquire if you require assistance)
Please don’t share drink bottle
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SENIOR NETBALL 2020 PRE SEASON TRAINING
Linda Page is going to be starting pre season training sessions in Term One. Training will be held after school on Tuesdays
at the turf courts till 4:30pm.. And is available to seniors of all abilities for pre-season and pre trials training for Netball in 2020. Warm ups, drills and games to get you back into the netball zone!
Linda Page - [email protected] Ms Sarah Collins TIC: Netball E: [email protected]
Year 7 & 8 Life Education The above Year 7 & 8 programmes will start next week. Each class will be scheduled three periods in the Life Education trailer. Health and Physical Education periods will be used with a small number of other curriculum class time being used. The focus for the Year 7 programme is “A warrant of Fitness” and the Year 8 focus is “Keeping a balance”.
We farewelled our international students
at the Whakarewarewa Thermal Village
MTB - 2W GRAVIY ENDURO – ROTORUA – held 2nd November - results Long Stage - Overall Women 1st Jenna Hastings U17W 1st Jenna Hastings U17M 1st Cameron Beck, 2nd Lachie Stevens-McNab Short Stage - U15 B 2nd Ryan Hastings 7th Wyatt Stevens McNab 17th Matti McGregor Short Stage - U17 B 1st Jim Bain MTB - NZ DOWNHILL – Round 2 Napier – held 9th November - results U17M – 1st Cameron Beck 9th Blake Pittams U17W – 1st Jenna Hastings U15M – 1st Ryan Hastings U15W – 1st Caitlin Flavell MTB – Doug Wisor Memorial ENDURO – Napier 10th November - results Short Stage U16 Girls – 1st Kate Hastings Long Stage: U19 Girls & Overall – 1st Jenna Hastings U19 Boys -5th Ryan Hastings Congratulations to everyone Submitted by parent
SUNSCREEN AWARENESS AND USE Look for sunscreens with an SPF of at least 30+, plus water resistance and broad-spectrum protection. Apply sunscreen at least 20 minutes before going outside. Apply plenty – about one teaspoonful (5ml) for each arm, each leg, your back, your front and your face (which includes your neck and ears). That adds up to about 35ml for a full-body application. Ignore “once-a-day” claims. Sunscreen should be reapplied often – every two hours you’re outside. Mopping up sweat or towelling dry reduces protection: apply another coat of sunscreen immediately. Remember – a sunscreen is only one part of your defence against UV radiation. The New Zealand Dermatological Society also recommends you cover up with suitable clothing, a broad-brimmed hat, and sunglasses. When the sun’s rays are most intense (between 10am and 4pm September to April or when the Ultraviolet Index (UVI) is greater than three) it’s also a good idea to limit your time in the sun. An SPF15 sunscreen that’s properly applied is meant to give you 15 times the protection you’d get with unprotected skin. So if you were outside in the sort of sun that burns unprotected skin:
For 10 minutes, then SPF15 would give you 150 minutes of protection For SPF30 sunscreen that time would extend to 300 minutes And for SPF50 it would be 500 minutes.
That’s the theory. These times vary from person to person because of skin type, activities (such as heavy exercise or swimming) and how well the sunscreen is applied. No matter how high the SPF, any sunscreen should be reapplied regularly – every 2 hours you’re in the sun. No sunscreen blocks 100% of UV rays: SPF15 blocks 93% of UVB, SPF30 blocks 97%, and SPF50 blocks 98%.
SCIENCE ACADEMY
The Science Academy (OUASSA) is an exciting programme aimed at Year 13 students in 2020 with a passion for science and the potential to excel in their final year NCEA and/or scholarship science exams.
Students, do you have a passion for science?
The Science Academy (OUASSA) is an exciting programme aimed at Year 13 students with a passion for science and the potential to excel in their final year NCEA and/or scholarship science exams.
The Science Academy (OUASSA) provides Year 13 students the opportunity to:
Work alongside, and be challenged by, leading scientists across a wide range of disciplines.
Participate in a programme of stimulating science research projects and fun social events.
Develop confidence in communicating with fellow scientists and relating your science to a wider audience.
Engage in enjoyable, meaningful, and challenging on-line extension work while networking with like-minded budding scientists from across the country.
What does the Science Academy (OUASSA) involve?
You will attend two residential science camps on the University of Otago campus, a summer science camp in January and a winter science camp in July.
Between science camps you will work collaboratively in small teams on a science communication project that you will present at end of the July camp.
Following the July camp you be supported by our online tutors, who will present 10 online tutorials targeted at NCEA/scholarship physics, chemistry, and biology in the run up to your externals at the end of the year.
View the entry requirements and register for Science Academy (OUASSA)
2019 NCEA TUTORIALS MATHEMATICS
Students are advised to go to the student counter to find out the venue
Level 1 (Wednesday 20/11, AM) Date Time Topic Level Teacher
Thursday 14th 11.30-1pm Graphs & Probability All WD
Friday 15th 12:30 pm - 3pm Probability All SJ
Tuesday 19th 9.30-11.00am Graphs & Prob All WD
Level 2 (Thursday 21/11, AM) Date Time Topic Level Teacher
Thursday 14th 11:00-1:00 Probability All PR
Thursday 14th 1:00 pm - 3pm Algebra/Calculus All SJ
Friday 15th 9 - 10.30am Probability All MM
Friday 15th 12:30 pm - 3pm ALL All SJ
Monday 18th 9 - 10.30am Probability All MM
Monday 18th 12:30 pm - 3pm Algebra/Calculus All SJ
Tuesday 19th 1:00pm - 3pm Probability All SJ
Wednesday 20th 9.30-11.00am Probability All WD
Wednesday 20th 11:00-1:00 Algebra/ Calculus All PR
Level 3 Calculus (Tuesday 26/11, AM) Date Time Teacher
Friday 15/11 12.20-3.05pm Mr James
Monday 18/11 11.15-1.15pm Mr James
Monday 25/11 11.15-1.15pm Mr James
Level 3 Statistics (Thursday 28/11, AM) Date Time Topic Level Teacher
Fri 22/11 1-2:45pm Stats Reports/ Probability Merit/Excellence CL
Mon 25/11 9-10.30am Stats Reports/ Probability ALL MM
Wed 27/11 9.30-11.00am Stats Reports Achieved WD
Wed 27/11 1-2:45pm Probability/Prob Dist Merit/Excellence CL
Scholarship Statistics (Wednesday 13/11, PM) Date Time Teacher
Tuesday 12/11 1-2:30pm CL
Wednesday 13/11 9-11am CL
Level 2 Economics (Friday 22/11, PM) Date Time Teacher
Tuesday 19/11 1-2:45pm CL
Thursday 21/11 1-2:45pm CL
STUDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPROACH OTHER SUBJECT TEACHERS
TO ARRANGE EXTRA TUTORIALS
CATCH A RISING STAR Gabrielle Thurston. FTCL (Speech &Drama) LSB (Public Speaking) Adv ASB (Speech & Drama) Dip Prof Speaking. Registered Teacher RTSCA CAT (Cert Adult Teaching) Dip Tchg Chairman and Examiner Speech New Zealand SCA Accredited Adjudicator GST 037-527-939
Dear Parents/Caregivers, Re: 2020: Drama, Speech, Public Speaking and Communication Classes Lessons are divided into four semesters each of eight lessons. By the end of the year it is expected each student will have had a minimum of 32 lessons.
Fees for 2020
Grade 1 - 4 $175.00 Inc GST per semester - approximately Y7-9 Grade 5 $185.00 Inc GST per semester - Year 10 Grade 6 $195.00 Inc GST per semester –Year 11 Grade 7 $205.00 Inc GST per semester - Year 12 Grade 8 $210.00 Inc GST per semester - Year 12 ASB Dip $215.00 Inc GST per semester - Year 13
Speech classes at John Paul College are by private tuition and do not receive any financial contribution from the College operating budget. A Terms notice is required if your son or daughter wishes to withdraw from any speech class.
Vacancies for 2020 are strictly limited so ensure you enroll as soon as possible. Late enrolments will be placed on a waiting list as in previous years. If you wish to enroll or re-enroll your child, fill in the form below and return to your form teacher as soon as possible. Current students of Speech & Drama must also re-enroll on the attached form. By signing the form you are agreeing to pay fees at the beginning of each semester and to giving one terms notice of withdrawal. Mrs Jennifer Wicks (Drama Kids) BTchLn (Bachelor of Teaching), NZEI Registered Teacher, LSB (Speech and Drama), RTSCA, will also be available to teach as an itinerant in 2020.
Gabrielle Thurston HoD Drama, FTCL, Adv ASB (Speech & Drama), LSB (Public Speaking), Dip Prof Speaking, Accredited Adjudicator, RTSCA, CAT (Cert Adult Teaching), Dip Tchg, Registered Teacher, Chairman and Examiner Speech New Zealand.
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Speech Classes 2020
Student Name: …………………………………………………. Year Level in 2020 ……………. Parent/Guardian's Names: …………………………………………………........................................ Address ………………………………………………………………….. Postal Code………………. Phone ………………………….. E-mail ………………………………………………….. Signature of Parent/Caregiver ……………………………………………………………………………
Dear Parent/Caregiver
RE: JPC ITINERANT MUSIC SCHEME: 2020
Students attending John Paul College are fortunate to benefit from the Itinerant Music Scheme. This scheme allows students to learn musical instruments/vocals during the school day for a discounted price.
The cost of most lessons is $85 per term. This fee assists the school to pay itinerant music teacher salaries and also includes a $25 fee which pays for photocopying, purchase of sheet music, instrumental repairs etc
We offer the following instrumental lessons at John Paul College:
Piano/keyboard (note: piano lessons are $12.50 a lesson) Strings – violin, viola, cello, double bass Brass – trumpet, trombone Wind – flute, clarinet, saxophone (alto, tenor, & baritone) Guitar – acoustic (including Classical), electric guitar, & bass guitar Drum Kit Vocals – soprano, alto, tenor, & bass
If the instrument you are interested in is not listed above please enquire by sending me an email
It is recommended that if your son/daughter takes instrumental/vocal lessons at school, they also join a music extra-curricular ensemble which usually runs after school and at lunchtimes in the John Paul College Music Department. Students can audition (or be recommended by their instrumental/vocal teachers) for the following:
Jazz Band Concert Band Choir String Ensemble Rock Bands (resources and band room available)
The John Paul College Jazz Band has gone from strength to strength over the past few years where we have achieved considerable success in local competitions and events. The Music Department’s goal is to build on this success with more students taking woodwind and brass lessons, and explore the possibility of taking the John Paul College Jazz Band/Concert Band to compete in more events in the future. When choosing an instrument, please consider the possibility of your son/daughter learning one of these amazing instruments and getting involved with the Jazz Band/Concert Band. We need more students to take clarinet and flute lessons especially, but also need trumpet, trombone and tenor saxophone students.
If your son/daughter is interested in learning an instrument please fill out the slip below as soon as possible to avoid disappointment as spaces fill up very quickly. If you have any further questions about the Music Itinerant Scheme, please email me at [email protected]
Yours faithfully
M. Czyrek – HOD Music
Musical Instrument / Vocal Lessons 2020
Student Name: ………………………………………………………..........Year level in 2020 …………….
To learn the following instrument/vocal…………………………………………………………………………… Parent/Guardian's
Names: …………………………………………………........................................
Address ………………………………………………………………….. Postal Code………………. Phone
………………………….. E-mail …………………………………………………..
Signature of Parent/Caregiver …………………………………………………………………………
CAREERS STAFF Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor E: [email protected] Jan Thompson Careers Assistant E: [email protected] Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator E: [email protected]
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Reminder for students heading to tertiary study next year, you need to start your enrolment process on the tertiary provider's website, if not done so already
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Please continue to read our Careers page for continuing updates such as scholarship and studylink information. We
are also available should any students want to come in to discuss their plans for next year, or the future. Please make an appointment first with the Careers Department. STUDYLINK A reminder for students and parents, to head to www.studylink.govt.nz now to apply for student loan, student
allowance and other help. 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/ If you're studying in 2020, 16 December is a very important date. It's one you just can't miss. Around 150,000 students will need to get organised for study in 2020. Apply for your student allowance or loan before 16 December to give yourself the best chance of having everything sorted and ready for the start of your course. If you’ve had a student allowance or loan in the last 12 months, login to MyStudyLink and use the Returning Application to apply. It'll take less than five minutes.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 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
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ YOBEE COLLEGE HAVE A SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE MAORI/PASIFIKA STUDENT PER REGION, to pursue a career in the Creative Industry, be it Graphic Design, Animation, Game Development or any of the other roles the industry offers. It is in the form of a competition – so students can be truly creative in their submission. For more details here is the link to the printable brochure and all the T’s & C’s that apply. https://www.yoobee.ac.nz/media/1820/indigenous-legends-booklet-2020.pdf
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MONEYHUB TIPS MoneyHub, has published a guide to hundreds of scholarships for any student planning to start University in 2020. The comprehensive list includes those offered by every University, as well as those specifically available to local students. MoneyHub has also published a list of tips for scholarship success. For more details and to find suitable scholarships, visit https://www.moneyhub.co.nz/scholarships-nz.html
MoneyHub have published a new resource - The New Zealand Guide to Teaching Kids About Money. They've
written it for parents with children of all ages to help them teach good money habits at home. 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. Student Job Directory MoneyHub has published a comprehensive directory of student jobs for summer 2019-2020. With 50+ well-known employers listed and links to their student job application details, there is something for everyone. Getting a summer job is a lot easier with this guide, exclusive to MoneyHub. To access the guide, visit the MoneyHub Student Job Directory.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 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.
The Māori Education Trust 2020 Scholarship Programme is now open and offers Scholarships to Māori secondary school and tertiary students who meet the respective Scholarship’s criteria. The 2020 Secondary Scholarship Programme is made up of the following Scholarships: Year 9
· Tī Maru Māori Trust Secondary Boarding Scholarship · Rose Hellaby Scholarship
Year 10 – 11
· Māori Education Trust Year 10 and 11 Scholarship Year 9 – 13
· Sister Anne Henry Scholarship · Edward Carlton Holmes Memorial Scholarship
Year 12 – 13
· RJ Graham Scholarship Year 13
· VW & LM Rosier Scholarship · Regina Rudland Memorial Scholarship
Applicants can download an application form from our site www.maorieducation.org.nz, or contact us and we will forward copies by email or post. If you would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact the office on 04 586 7971, text 027 262 8046, or email [email protected].
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