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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 27 7th September 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 COVID 19 AND NCEA There has been considerable debate in the media about how senior students are coping with the impact of Covid 19 and NCEA. The College is fully aware of the lost learning time, stress and anxiety that students have suffered over the last few months. I am pleased to advise however that with the exceptional work of staff, Deans and the students themselves the vast majority of students are on track to achieve NCEA. There will be an opportunity for students who are behind to attend school in the September school holidays to catch up. I commend staff who are going the “extra mile” to support your children during their holiday break. NEW PROPRIETOR’S REPRESENTATIVE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. I am delighted to announce that Pa Gerard Paterson will be joining the Board of Trustees as a Proprietor’s Representative from this month. PARENTS AND STUDENTS TAKING OWNERSHIP OF BEHAVIOUR
There have been occasions recently when students have behaved poorly and have been called out on it by the Deans. While we accept that parents are naturally the strongest ally of their children it is important that they are
taught to fess up when they have wronged others, apologise and make amends. This approach is supported by our Catholic Faith and will serve them well as they move into adulthood. NCEA PRELIMINARY EXAMS NCEA Preliminary Exams commence this Wednesday for seniors (and end Thursday 17th). Please talk with your children about the results, celebrating what they have done well and what they need to do to improve. They have in effect, only eight weeks of school remaining. During that time they need to:
Complete the syllabus and all outstanding assignments Attend extra tutorials when offered Develop a study timetable and stick to it Cut back on paid employment and their social life.
SCHOOL LEAVERS If your son or daughter intends to leave JPC at the end of the year, please notify Mrs McHugh, D.P Student Management, at [email protected]. God bless
Patrick Walsh Principal
SENIOR OPTION SUBJECT INFORMATION EVENING Thursday 17th September - 5.30 – 6.30pm in the Edmund Rice Centre
An opportunity for parents and students in Years 10-12 to discuss their option choices for 2021 All senior option selections are to be completed online by 3pm Thursday 24th September
CRITICAL DECISION MAKING Selecting subjects is a significant decision since it directly affects career choices, acceptance into tertiary courses and ultimately the happiness of the students. If you have not done so already, please give quality time to this matter with your child. If you or your child need further information, please attend the information evening.
Daffodil Week at JPC raised $776.40 for the Cancer Society.
A huge thank you to all who supported this very worthy
fundraiser
This week’s Maori phrase:
Kaua e pēnā (Don’t do that)
UNIFORM SHOP HOURS MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
8am – 2pm Purchase uniforms anytime online
www.jpc.school.nz
Best Drycleaners, located on the corner of Amohau & Amohia Streets, opposite Farmers department store are offering a quick turn around and a special price for uniform alterations. Trousers/shorts $12.50 incl GST, skirts & lining $18.00 incl GST. Uniform repairs quoted
JPC CALENDAR OF EVENTS: September 7-11th Year 10 Retreats – compulsory attendance 7th Whanau Support Hui – 5.30pm 9-16th Yr10 Careers/Option Choice Sessions (BE) 9-17th Prelim Exams 17th Option Evening 5.30-6.30pm 18th JPC DAY new date 21-24th Yrs 7 & 8 Careers Activities Week 24th Dancing with the Staff 24th Yrs 7&8 Careers Dress Up Day 25th Teacher Only Day October 10th JPC SCHOOLBALL 12th Snr Reports issued 12th Whanau Support Hui – 5.30pm 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
“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.
Please bring your donations to the main reception. Thank you
A PTA 2nd Hand Sale Thursday September 17th 5.00-7.00pm
“GIVE IT A GO” DAY An interactive Careers Session
The Year 9s will be having a 'Give it a Go' day on Thursday 26th November. 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 police physical test etc. How can you help? If there are any parents who run businesses, work for businesses, or have experience of jobs, who could come in and provide activities and information for a two hour session in the morning, please contact Mrs Brewer ([email protected] ) or Mrs Hewitson ([email protected]) Many thanks in anticipation.
Whanau Support Hui TONIGHT
5.30pm in the Whare
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: [email protected]
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 - $10pp
TICKETS NOW ON SALE – CONTACT JAN 021 500 161 FOR PRE PURCHASE DETAILS Opening Finger Food, Drink and Entertainment
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 @ = [email protected]
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.
JPC DAY 2020
JPC Day is finally arriving next week on the 18th September!
For those new to JPC, JPC Day is our special celebration day, where we celebrate our founders and enjoy a bit of fun
together. We begin with a Mass or liturgy to start the day and remember our origins as a Catholic school. Then we all get into costume based on our theme, which for this year is “The 2000s”, where students can dress up as any character
or famous person from the last twenty years. Students will then have a rotation of activities to enjoy (depending on the
alert level we are at) and we will finish off with a concert and talent show.
Because of the uncertainty around Covid-19, we will give final details next week and adapt our program accordingly.
Either way, we will keep with our themed costuming, so start to get your things ready for a fun-filled day organised by
our Year 13 students.
Mr S Bloomfield
Assistant Principal E: [email protected]
As the winter sports season draws to a close, please return all winter code sports uniforms
(laundered), first aid kits, game bags and balls as soon as possible,
for stocktaking. Outstanding uniforms and equipment will be invoiced to
purchase uniforms for next year. Thank you
STUDENT RECEPTION: Ph: 347 8795 extn 8828 for all day-to-day messages regarding students [email protected] NURSE Ph: 347 8795 extn 8806 [email protected] DEANS: Y13 [email protected] Y12 [email protected] Y11 [email protected] Y10 [email protected] Y9 [email protected] Y8 [email protected] Y7 [email protected]
CRICKET REGISTRATION Please note ALL registrations are done through our
partner club Geyser. **ONLINE REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN**
ONLY NEW PLAYERS NEED TO REGISTER 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+. Mark Chapman TIC-Cricket,
HOCKEY The 1st x1 boys’ hockey team finished 5th in the regional tournament in the latter half of last week. The team defeated Bethlehem College in the playoff for 5th & 6th place 1nil. JPC had lost 1 - 2 pool play against Bethlehem College earlier in the tournament. A big thanks to Sarah Barkley, David Blundell and Ruth Bryson who were managers for the team over the three days. Thank you to Terry Robinson, Louise Crouch, Ella Campbell, Dana & Sedona Lett for assistance with transportation and supervision, as well. Well done Tiaan Buys player/coach and Neil Watson, our 1st X1 boys’ coach.
The 1st x1 girls’ team is off to Taupo this Friday through to Sunday to play indoor hockey. Thanks to Michelle Aulding, Mikayla Wepa and Pip Negus who will be travelling, coaching and supervising the girls.
The JPC Mixed team played the ACG mixed team last Friday at the RHA facility. The team came back well in the second half and had a few scoring opportunities. ACG were winners on the day with a 4nil score line.
Just a reminder that all secondary teams will be invoiced for the final round of games this week. Thank you to parents/caregivers who have been paying hockey fees.
YEAR 8 AQUATICS The first week back in term 4 will see all our Year 8 classes participating in a two hour session of safe practices in an aquatic environment at the Rotorua Aquatics Centre. The dates for JPC are Wednesday 14th, Thursday 15th and Friday 16th October. Information will go out to parents/caregivers this week requesting consent for students to participate in this programme.
YEAR 7 BEACH EDUCATION AT MOUNT MAUNGANUI Advance notice to parents/caregivers that all Year 7 classes will be attending the Surf Life Saving New Zealand’s Beach Education programme in November of this year. The dates are: Friday 20th November at Omanu
Thursday 26th November, at Mt Maunganui Friday 27th November, at Omanu Ms B Northey HOD PE/Health E: [email protected]
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. 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.
Rugby has been hit hard with the response to Covid with many games being postponed however the 1st XV has managed to play the last two weekends. The BOPSS 1st Division is extremely close this year. With 2 losses and a draw the 1st XV are in for a mammoth challenge to make the semi-finals needing to win their last 3 games.
Mount Maunganui 1st XV visited JPC two weekends ago, fancying their chances of an upset. A tight first half is the norm as the competition is so close. The Mount took their chances at scoring and knocked over a penalty to get on the board first 3 – 0. They were awarded another penalty soon after which they also converted taking their lead to 6 - 0. JPC have been slow starters this season and this game was no different. Finding their feet they started to dominate play and scored a converted try to take a 7 – 6 halftime lead.
The 2nd half was all JPC scoring another 3 tries. Some great team work assured they closed the game out to take a 24 – 6 lead late in the 2nd half. The Mount were not done as they fought hard all game and earned themselves a consolation try late in the game. 24 – 13 was the final score with good games from Kyle August, Dale Jacobs and Keegan Coomber. Last Friday JPC 1st XV played WHHS 1st XV at local rugby club Kahukura under lights. With a number of players playing their JAB rugby for Kahukura it was an exceptional venue for a local derby. Covid protocols were in place, and a vocal crowd were present to support both teams. It made for a fantastic atmosphere. JPC started the stronger with getting on the board early. An unconverted try to Campbell Haigh through great team play put JPC on the front foot and they were proving to be the dominate team. JPC were unlucky not to score again however when they crossed the line after a charge down they were called back for offside. WHHS came back into the game through JPC mistakes and scored two converted tries to take the lead at half time 14 – 5. The team talk at half time was precise and to the point. The game stepped up in speed and both teams were emptying their tanks. JPC scored two more team tries to Alex Fladgate and Hamish Hawthorne to take the lead 15 – 14 and were again being the dominant team. With 5 minutes left they were taking the game to WHHS. A turnover brought WHHS back on attack and got them in range for a penalty to take the lead 17 – 15. The game was in injury time and the WHHS boys were out on their feet, cramping and trying to use up time. JPC were on attack and went over the line to be ruled to be held up. Another attack took JPC over the line again and after the referee consulted with the linesman the try was awarded, scored by Dale Jacobs, for JPC to take the win 20 – 17. What a game! They were all stand outs and the celebration after the final whistle reflected what winning this local derby meant to the team. Thanks to all those that came along and supported. This win showed the heart and passion of the team is strong. They train 2 mornings and two afternoons per week. They have pot luck dinners every week. They fundraise as a team and do community projects as a team. They have immense support from the JPC rugby community. A quote from an inspired parent, ‘So true Steve, you have developed boys who didn’t stop last night, they didn’t lay down taking a breather when the going got tough, they went hard at it till they won” We will bag those feelings and move onto the last game of the round. Next week they take on Katikati at JPC for a must win game to make the semi-finals. Come along and show your support, Rugby this week …. Girls 10 Aside v Te Puke @ Te Puke 4.00pm Monday 7th September U16’s v WHHS @ WHHS 3.45pm Friday 11th September U14’s v Katikati @ Katikati 10.30am Saturday 12th September 1st XV v Katikati @ JPC Midday Saturday 12th September Richard Haigh 027 7773445
JPC
2020
We are now collecting:
towels, flannels, soap, shampoo, tooth paste, tooth brushes, toilet bags and still collecting: blankets, duvets, sheets
A huge thank you to those who have contributed to
our worthy collections this year
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 SEPTEMBER 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 CANCELLED 12th Massey University Taster Day - Auckland campus CANCELLED 19th UC Open Day CANCELLED 23rd Chiropractic Career Talk Rotorua http://chiropractic.ac.nz/event/chiropractic-career-talk-rotorua-3/ OCTOBER 17th Toi Ohomai Open Day - Tauranga Campus 18th Toi Ohomai Open Day - Rotorua Campus
More about the Open Days: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/events/tours-and-events/open-days/ 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
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Register now for University of Auckland's Open Day Online - register and view the on demand content 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.
************************************************************************************ VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON - TE HERENGA WAKA To support our school communities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, our Open Day has gone fully digital to provide
students with information about Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.
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Students will be able to explore the online series over the next few weeks as we will continue to add new information and experiences.
************************************************************************************ MEDIA DESIGN SCHOOL - VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS Register if you are thinking of pursuing a career in Creative Tech. Tuesday 8th September: 5-6pm
Register here: https://app.livestorm.co/media-design-school/media-design-school-presentation-8920
CAREERS STAFF Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor
E: [email protected] Jan Thompson Careers Assistant
E: [email protected] Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator
YEAR 13 COURSE PLANNING
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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/ ************************************************************************************
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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“HANDS ON OTAGO” SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAMME – CURRENT YEAR 11 & 12S APPLY NOW! Hands On Otago is a fantastic week-long opportunity being held 10-15 January 2021 for students to gain hands-on experience on what researchers do and get a taste of University life over the summer holidays. Each summer, Otago hosts around 400 students from schools across New Zealand for this popular programme, where students get to participate in research and experience life on a campus – including staying at a residential college. This opportunity is open to all students, including internationals. Each morning students participate in a Research Project in one University department. There are 30 research projects across our divisions of humanities, business, science and health sciences to choose from. In the afternoons, the students join the “Snack” sessions and have a small taste of a variety of other research activities, introducing participants to the exciting diversity of research and its practical applications. This learning programme is then balanced by a variety of social and recreational activities in the afternoons and evenings. The cost for the week-long programme is $675 (covering accommodation, food, activities, course material, transport to and from Dunedin airport or bus terminal). With many international students unable to return home over the summer break due to border restrictions, this is a wonderful opportunity for international students due to start Year 12 and 13 in 2021 to be part of a week-long research adventure at Otago. Application details are found here. The deadline to apply for Hands On Otago is 27 September.
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.
************************************************************************************ 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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MONEYHUB SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship guide continues to grow, with more scholarships added! 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
************************************************************************************ 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:
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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
************************************************************************************ 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.
************************************************************************************ $10K SCHOLARSHIP AND ACCOMMODATION GUARANTEE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO All international students who are currently in New Zealand and who are offered admission for semester 1 2021 to start Bachelor’s studies for the first time at a New Zealand University will receive a Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship for International Students valued at NZD $10,000. This scholarship offer also includes a guaranteed place in University accommodation, either in an Otago
residential college or a UniFlat (subject to a satisfactory reference and completing an accommodation application). This scholarship and accommodation guarantee offer is in recognition of the additional challenges international students are facing this year, particularly with international students unable to make a return trip to visit their families back home over the summer, and in support of their decision to stay in the country as they prepare to commence university studies in New Zealand in 2021.
Please note that the residential college applications close on 30 September so Year 13 international students need to
start their Otago admission application now (if they have not already) and to submit an accommodation application now to ensure they keep this option open to them. A confidential reference is required from your school to support the college application – this is also due by 30 September at the latest.
If international students made an application for one of the University of Otago Entrance Scholarships (applications
closed on 15 August), they will also be eligible and considered for those prestigious awards (which have a value of up to $35,000+) and if successful would receive the scholarship of highest value.
Students should go ahead and apply for accommodation now and arrange for the “common confidential reference form” to be completed and submitted by an appropriate staff by 30 September.
DRIVERS LICENSING 2020 COURSE DATES 9am-2pm. $85 per course
Sept-15-16-17 Oct-13-14-15
Nov-3-4-5 Nov – 17-18-19 Dec-15-16-17
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 (A registered supplier to WINZ–enquire if you require assistance)
Driver Directions is a FREE practical driving day course to help young drivers who have their Learners or Restricted drivers licence develop their
skills in a safe off-road environment under the watchful eye of their parent/caregiver. Young drivers are guided through a variety of skill based activities such as:
Braking
Parking, reversing and low speed maneuvers
Emergency reactions/awareness
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 1172 Arawa Street, Rotorua