John Paul College, Rotorua

John Paul College, Rotorua
Whitworth Road, Rotorua. www.jpc.co.nz Ph: 07 3478 795 Fx: 07 3461 271
A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR THE JOHN PAUL COLLEGE COMMUNITY
th
Term 4, Issue 37
16 November 2015
Ma te pono Me te aroha – Through Faith and Love
2015 School Theme : ‘Per Ardua Ad Astra – Through Adversity To The Stars’
Dear Parents/ Caregivers
Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Greetings
WORK CHOICE DAY
On behalf of the PTA and College, I extend my sincere thanks to you for last Friday’s Work Choice Day. It also
gave staff dedicated quality time to plan for 2016. It is important to note that the professional development for
staff is built around the Work Choice Day. Please bring the Work Choice money in as soon as possible. Thank
you.
SCHOOL CAMPS AND ACTIVITY WEEK
As we begin Year 8 Camp and Year 10 Activity Week, I am grateful for the support of parents and acknowledge
the dedication and commitment of teachers.
I am very mindful of the cost of these experiences to parents but a survey conducted of parents three years ago,
fully endorsed their continuation because of the obvious benefits to children. Staff do their best to keep costs to
a minimum without compromising the quality of the experience.
IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE LAST WEEK OF TERM
Please note the following important events in your diary:
Tuesday
1st
1.00pm
Year 7/8 Co-curricular Prizegiving
Edmund Rice Centre
Wednesday 2nd
10.00am
Junior End of Year Mass
Edmund Rice Centre
Thursday
3rd
1.00pm
Year 9/10 Co-curricular Prizegiving
Edmund Rice Centre
Friday
4th
10.00am
Year 7-10 Prizegiving
Edmund Rice Centre
Parents/ Caregivers are welcome to attend all of these events
LEAVERS FORMS
If you know that your child will not be returning to JPC in 2016, please ensure a Leavers Form is collected,
completed and returned to the office by 4th December. We have a waiting list and would appreciate the
opportunity to offer places to these students.
God bless
Patrick Walsh - Principal
Identify and collect LOST PROPERTY from the student counter
Unclaimed uniforms will go to the PTA for resale
Unclaimed clothing and shoes will go to St Vincent de Paul
Congratulations to Aaron Roe, Year 9, who came runner-up
in the Parafed BOP pairs Boccia Tournament on the weekend
at Pongakawa. Aaron had a great time and he enjoyed
participating in sport on an even field.
Boccia is a game of skill and strategy and is a truly inclusive
sport in which men and women of all ages and abilities can
play together. Similar to lawn bowls and petanque, boccia is a non-contact target
sport that is played indoors from a seated position using soft leather balls on a
smooth rectangular court and can be played as individuals, in pairs or teams of three.
YEAR 7 BEACH EDUCATION
The dates and days for our Year 7 classes to
travel to the Omanu Surf Life Saving Club for the
above programme are:
Thursday 26th Nov, 7WJ and 7SK
Friday 27th Nov,
7CV and 7JS
Monday 30th Nov, 7SJ and 7CG
The information has been distributed and is
required to be returned asap. We are reliant on
parents/caregivers to provide assistance on the
day with transport and adult supervisors of our
students.
Ms B Northey
E: [email protected]
YEAR 9 ACTIVITY DAY
Tuesday November 24th
8:40am - 3:00pm
Parents welcome to come with us.
THE UNIFORM SHOP
IS OPEN
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
8.00a.m to 4.00p.m Term time only
CLOSED 11.30-12.30
Please note that Postie Plus stock no
JPC uniforms
PTA 2nd HAND UNIFORMS
We gratefully accept any second hand
uniforms for resale. Please bring any
unwanted, ‘grown-out-of’ uniforms to the main
reception. Thank you in anticipation.
Theme: The Amazing Journey.
We will be walking cross country from JPC to the
top of Mt Ngongotaha and back.
There will be a number of checkpoints along the
way with challenges attached to them.
Students are to wear appropriate mufti clothing
with sturdy footwear prepared for this amazing
journey across town and up the hill.
Students will need to bring a small day pack with
food and drinks and raincoat, and sunblock.
Any concerns let me know.
Owen Kowalewski
Year 9 Dean E: [email protected]
CAREERS OFFICE OPEN
UNTIL 5th DECEMBER
The Careers Office is still open for
students and parents needing assistance
with Careers Advice and Information.
Ring 3478 795 xtn 8823 or email:
[email protected]
to make an appointment
ORIENTATION INFORMATION for 2016 enrolments
2016 Year 7 Nov 17th
St Mary’s
12.00-2.30pm
th
19
St Michael’s 12.00-2.30pm
19th
Westbrook, Lynmore, Otonga & other
primary schools
12.00-2.30pm
2016 Years 8, 9 & 10
Orientation: February 3rd
9.00-11.30a.m
Year 8 Dean Miss Grahamslaw
E: [email protected]
Year 9 Dean Mr Kowalewski
E: [email protected]
For Sale
100 Christmas trees, $15-$25 each
$5 from each tree sold will be donated to the school
Tag your tree now and collect or get delivered just before Christmas.
Contact Morgan or Taylor Law
On 027 271 4507
2016 YEAR 13 LEADERSHIP CAMP FORMS & FEES
Camp Forms have been distributed and need to be returned with camp
fee payment of $215 by the 1st December. Any concerns or queries,
please make contact with me
Mark Chapman - Year 13 Dean E: [email protected]
John Paul College has been offered a female berth on the Spirit of Adventure Voyage 705.
Departing Wellington 28 December and arriving Nelson 6 January.
If you are over 16 and interested in this exciting opportunity please phone me
027 227 8325 or email [email protected].
Check the Spirit of Adventure web site for details.
http://www.spiritofadventure.org.nz/schools/sailing-schedule-2015
Lill Emery
Tutor/ Driving Instructor
Learner Driver Licence: 3 Day Course: 7th, 8th, 9th December 2015 from 9a.m to 2p.m
Day 1 and 2: Learn and Practice the Licence Theory Test
Go online and prepare for the real thing.
Day 3: Visit AA To sit your Test—$93.90
(Literacy & Numeracy Support Provided)
Lill Emery—Tutor / Driving Instructor Course Costs: $65
Course payments can be made at the Youth Centre to book your place on the next course.
Essential Documents—2 Forms of ID Required on the Day 1
Original Birth Certificate or Original Passport & proof of address—ie a letter posted to your
name and address on it. Location: Rotorua Youth Centre, 6 Te Ngae Road, Rotorua
Inquiries: 027 411 4104 Lill or 07-343 1012
(Drivers for Restricted & Full Licence Contact Lill Direct)
NETBALL COACH DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS
Wednesday 18th November 2015
6 - 8.30pm
An excellent workshop for all people involved in coordinating and running trials
Deadline for registration is Monday 16th November
Player Centred Coaching Wednesday 25th November 2015
6 – 9pm
This module is the first module of the 5 required to obtain your NNZ Community
Coach Award (CCA) and is a pre requisite for all NNZ Coach Development
workshops
Deadline for registration is Monday 23rd November
Skill Analysis
Wednesday 2 December 2015
6 – 8.30pm
This module is one of the 5 required to obtain your NNZ Community Coach
Award (CCA). Coaches must attend Player Centre Coaching (PCC)
workshop prior to the others
Deadline for registration is Monday 30th November
Each workshop costs $10 – payable on the evening by cash or cheque
What to bring: Pen, water bottle, comfortable warm clothes and footwear
Registration is essential so resources can be provided.
Please confirm attendance by email to: Maylene [email protected] or 027 347 0083
Selecting Made Easy
YEAR 10 ACTIVITY WEEK FUNDRAISER
A fundraiser to help those families who are finding it a challenge to meet the cost of Activity Week this
year, will be held at lunchtime on Thursday - a 2nd-hand book sale.
If you have any books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, etc that you no longer want or need, could you please
drop them off to Sue Rowles in our front reception area.
I already have some brand new books which you may be interested in purchasing now (good Christmas
presents!):
* 1 copy of 'Minecraft - The complete handbook collection' (4 book set: beginner, construction, combat &
redstone) = $30
* 2 copies of 'Super fresh juices and smoothies - 100 recipes' = $20
* 3 copies of 'Sugar and spice - cookbook for girls' = $20
* 8 copies of 'How to talk so teens will listen & listen so teens will talk' (paperback) = $15
These are all available now at our Accounts office - 'first in, first served.'
I would also like to say a huge thankyou to those families who have already donated some money to help
out other students - it is very much appreciated.
YEAR 10 ACTIVITY WEEK is definitely a 'milestone' for JPC students, which they will look back on with
very happy memories in years to come.
Thanks again, and if you have any queries about any of this, please feel free to email me back or contact
me on 3478795 (ext. 8861). Terry Hughes – Year 10 Dean
E: [email protected]
NATIONAL 7’S BALLBOYS/GIRLS AND SCORERS NEEDED
If you are interested in volunteering to be a ballboy/girl (aged 10 – 13 yrs) or be a scorer ( aged 12 – 99
yrs) for the National 7’s Tournament held at the Rotorua Stadium on January 16 – 17th 2016 please
contact Karen Haigh on [email protected] or 021 2699593.
NETBALL COACHING POSITIONS
Available for 2016
Please contact Natasha Rogers - [email protected]
NCEA TUTORIALS MATHEMATICS
Students are advised to go to the student counter to find out the venue
Level 3 Statistics
Date
Monday 16/11
Monday 16/11
Tuesday 17/11
Wednesday 18/11
Wednesday 18/11
Time
9:00-10:30
11:00-13:00
9:00-10:30
9:00-10:30
9:00-11:00
Topic
ALL
Statistical Reports
Probability
Probability Distributions
Statistical Reports
Teacher
Mrs McLay
Mrs Pingol
Mrs McLay
Ms Cordonni
Mrs Pingol
Level 3 Calculus
Date
Monday 23/11
Tuesday 24/11
Time
9:00-10:30
13:00-14:30
Topic
Differentiation
Differentiation
Teacher
Mrs Cordonni
Mrs Cordonni
Fruit and vegetables contain a range of nutrients and other really valuable elements like fibre,
antioxidants and minerals that are good for your health.
We should all aim to eat five or more servings of fruit and vegetables everyday. We’ve included some
ways to encourage under-fives to eat fruit and vegetables.
Healthy, tasty and too good to refuse!

Grated and shaved fruits and vegetables make fun finger food

Taste straight from the garden – peas in the pod, lettuce and herbs, tomatoes

Try fruit pieces dipped in yoghurt and rolled in rice bubbles

Use cookie cutters to cut fruits and vegetables into different shapes

Serve fruit in different styles such as smoothies and popsicles

Offer fruit or vegetable dips

Make fruit and vegetable faces
Each year in January the NEW ZEALAND OLYMPIAD IN INFORMATICS ORGANISATION (http://nzoi.org.nz)
runs a summer camp for high school students (and a number of teachers) who enjoy programming.
Why?
The primary purpose is to train high school students towards being candidates for New Zealand’s team for the
International Olympiad in Informatics (http://ioinformatics.org/).
During and after camp a number of contests are held for the students to allow them the opportunity to show us
their skills. Selected students will be expected to continue training in their own time but with guidance.
Many students also come because they enjoy meeting like-minded students and staff and some of our past
students have found Universities willing to let them skip papers, because of their NZOI experience.
When?
9th until 15th of January for Juniors and 9th until 17th of January for others.
Where?
Camp will be held at Victoria University in Wellington with accommodation at Victoria House, students are
expected to stay at Victoria House with everyone else. Students will be met at Wellington airport and from that
point are supervised at all times.
Technical details
Because the main languages at the IOI are C and C++, the emphasis at camp will be C/C++. There are 3 groups,
and we ask students to try to place themselves based on familiarity with languages and algorithms. The junior
group is suitable for students (and teachers) who have some programming experience and we will teach C/C++.
Sounds great! What now?
Please visit http://nzoi.org.nz/interest to register your interest. This isn’t a commitment but simply a show of
interest.
Feel free to email us ([email protected]) any questions that you may have.
Regards,
Andrew (Camp Organiser)
Suzanne Scott
HOF Technology, New Plymouth Boys' High School, Private Bag New Plymouth. 067598826 / 0212339078
YEAR 10 CAREER EDUCATION
Today Year 10 students listened to four speakers talk about their careers in Civil and
Mechanical Engineering, Food & Packaging Technology and Building and Trades
Apprenticeships.
The students not only heard about what the job involves but also the subjects taken and what
they did to get where they are today. The intention is to get students to start thinking about
what is available in the 'world of work' and what might interest them.
Please encourage your son/daughter to start talking to people about their jobs so they
becoming aware of what is available, or to browse on the CareersNZ website over the
holidays.
Mrs Brewer
TIC Year 7 - 10 Career Education
E: [email protected]
Rotorua - Sunday 13 December 2015
Online Registration closes 8 December 2015
register now
http://try.weetbix.co.nz/parents/register
School Group
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John Paul College Code: JOHN0203
SENIORS OUTSTANDING LIBRARY BOOKS
Please return by this Friday for stocktaking
Outstanding books will be invoiced: Please check the lists for your child’s name
YEAR
LEVEL
10
9
STUDENT
Eric Perez
Sam Sewell
Rochelle Fladgate
Lachlan Kessels
Joshua Calkin
Sophia Le Lievre
Jaydan Pollock
Pranil Theakkakara
Liam Black
Shaylee Creighton
Samuel Davies
Brianna Lewis
Mason Whyte
Samantha Irving
Sophie O’Neill
Jared Paalvast
Hayden Punton
Aiden Swann
Aiden Swann
Kate Bird
Maddison Brown
Ernest Chan
Sahib Bajwa
Nicholas Briggs
Maxine Coatham
Mickaela Franklin
Thando Mabhena
Shaun Magee
Keane Milne
Charles Playne-Milne
Tiana Rerupe –Burke
Crystal Yeoman
Grant Baker
Keaton Barlow
Liam Benfell
Brianna Clarricoats
Esha Dahya
Jade Davies
James Greentree
Seth Grouby
Grace Hayes
Harrison Hill
Alexis Maafu
Tyler Murray
Logan Salmons
Danielle Sharland
Oliver Smyth
Jessica Fenwick
Krista Kurian
Matthew Lindsay
Anna Sinclair
LIBRARY BOOK/S OUTSTANDING
Animal Farm / Nineteen Eighty-Four
Drop Zone
End of the Alphabet
Light
Point Blanc
I Am Not Esther
Deep Fried
City of Heavenly Fire – The Mortal / The Magic
Unfed
Assaddin’s Creed – Unity
The Dogs of Winter
City of Bones / Beautiful Malice
Northwood / Jimmy Moran – Regular
When We Wake
Freaks Like Us
Divergent
Assassin’s Creed
Deltora Quest
Just Doomed
An Abundance of Katherines
The Host / My Sister’s Keeper
The Great Gatsby
The Power of Five
Cujo
Maximum Security
The Poison Throne
The Princess Plot
Deltora Quest
People’s Republic
People’s Republic
Fantastic Mr Fox
Vampire Diaries The Hunters
Mad Dogs
Brigands MC
Jameela / Geek Girl / Ballad
All Quiet on the Western Front
Behind Enemy Lines
The Very Bad Book
Magic Fire / Die Softly
Sorrowline
Justice League Unlimited
The Silver Sword / The Lovely Bones
Boy Soldier
A Feast for Crows / The Running Man
Secret Army
The Freeing of Nelson Mandela
Insurgent
The New Recruit / War Torn
Clockwork Prince / Clockwork Princess
Noughts and Crosses
Predaotr’s Gold
The Host
YEAR
LEVEL
8
7
STUDENT
Sameer Anand
Laurence Buena
Kirra Terupe-Burke
Dan Borja
Eden Hall
Jae Woo Jin
Ann Mathew
Ruby Murphy
Amalie Rupasinghe
Elias Uttinger
Sophie Gallon
Milan Hildreth
Ruiqi Liang
Piper Monson
Lucia Watt
Simeon WoottenCramer
Manaaki Mahuta
Haywyn Moodie
Jesse Pakinga-Lawson
Farheen Pathan
Michael Storey
Jasper Boone
Olivia Couchman
McKenzie Hanlen
Logan Pierce
Georgia Rendall
Lachlan Rowe
Naomi Stubbs
Nicole Williams
Emily Coveney
Mercury Lee
Charlie Parr
Phebe Crawford
Janell Earle
Megan Hayes
Rosa Hook
Kristyana Solon
Alexander Hamill
Gayan Rupasinghe
Shia Strickland
Victoria Williams
Phoenix Winiata-Hill
Scarlett Carrington
Hannah Peacocke
Elise Allen
Hannah Gapes
Danielle Lepa
Layla Mansley
Matthew Veitch
Cameron Huxford
Sydney Riley
Tiara Herbert
LIBRARY BOOK/S OUTSTANDING
Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets / Artemis Fowl
Midwinter Blood
Love Lessons
Ranger’s Apprentice
The Diamond Girls
Plague
Just Like Fate / Looking For Alaska
The Luminaries / Harry Potter & The Chamber……..
Paper Towns
Death Cure
Enemy at The Gate
Harry Potter & The Deathly Hollows
The Magus
Sheep With Boots
Allegiant
Conspiracy 365
The War of the Worlds
Yu Gi Oh / Robotworld
The Dead of the Night
Maximum Ride
Brotherband – The Invaders
99 Flavours of Suck
The Snow Pony
Killing Rachel
The Witches
Conspiracy 365 – Malice
Mummy with no Name / Diary of a Wimpy Kid
With Lots of Love from Georgia
Ashes, Ashes
Way of the Sumarai / Geronimo & the Gold Medal Mystery
Beast Quest – Kama
Plague / Quicksilver / City of Bones / The Hunger Games
Complete Book of Animals / War’s End
Jacky Daydream
Princess Trap / Dare Game
City of heavenly Fire – The Mortal Instruments
When You Reach Me
Scorpia Rising
Conspiracy 365
New Moon / The Wind Singer / Wonder Stuck
Four Children & It / Clean Break
Stormbreaker
Midnight For Charlie Bone / Invention of Victor Cabret
Starters / Ripples on The Lake
Threads / Fault in Our Stars
Ethan’s Voice
The BFG / Love Lessons
Ranger’s Apprentice-Erak’s Ransom / The Kings of Clonmel
The Third Day, The Frost
Arty & Fox / Famous Five and the Blue Bear/ Harry Potter
Black Jackals
The Ellie Chronicles
YEAR 7 & 8 TRACK AND FIELD 2015
On Friday 6th November, the heats and finals were completed. From the results a team is selected to
compete at the BOP Zone Championships, Tuesday 24th November, at Tauranga Domain.
All events have a qualifying standard which has to be achieved before selection. Even if you are
placed 1st at JPC event, you may not qualify for BOP Zone Championships.
We did have some records broken this year,
Congratulations to:
Briet Leggett-Hilmarsdottir Year 8 Girls Discus (S Sinclair, 2008)
Hannah Gapes
Year 7 Girls 800m (H Stubbing, 2012)
Ben Keaney
Year 8 Boys 800m (K Bell, 1993)
Ben Keaney
Year 8 Boys 1500m (D Brimmer, 1990)
Thank you to all the staff that helped on the day to run these events and the parents that came along
to support
Year 7 & 8 Track and Field Results 2015
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Boys Yr 7 100m
Riley Spargo
Will Florence
Joseph O'Leary
Girls Yr 7 100m
Hannah Muir
Emma-Sue Marriner
Molly Sinclair
Boys Yr 8 100m
Dale Jacobs
Cody Laugher
Adam Wong-Toi
Girls Yr 8 100m
Renee Dudson
Naomi Stubbs
Madison Mitchell
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Boys Yr 7 200m
Riley Spargo
Will Florence
Joseph O'Leary
Girls Yr 7 200m
Hannah Gapes
Molly Sinclair
Hannah Muir
Boys Yr 8 200m
Dale Jacobs
Cody Laugher
Adam Wong Toi
Girls Yr 8 200m
Madison Mitchell
Emma Brown
Hermione Gregorash
Place
Discus Yr 7 Girls
Discus Yr 8 Boys
Discus Yr 8 Girls
1st
2nd
3rd
Discus Yr 7 Boys
Mydas
McBurney
Jayme Martin
Mercury Lee
Amy Adams
Hannah Muir
Olina Bjarnadottir
Jesse Pakinga-Lawson
Jacob Stubbing
Cody Laugher
Briet Leggett-Hillmarsdottir
Emily Warnga
Poppy O'neill
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Long Jump Yr 7
Boys
Will Florence
Liam Kalan
Riley Spargo
Long Jump Yr 7 Girls
Molly Sinclair
Hannah Gapes
Dolce Kissling-Hemsworth
Long Jump Yr 8 Boys
Jacob Stubbing
Jack Malone
Adam Wong-Toi
Long Jump Yr 8 Girls
Renee Dudson
Kimberly Janla
Briet Leggett-Hillmarsdottir
Shot Put Yr 7 Girls
Jessica Taylor
Shot Put Yr 8 Boys
Dale Jacobs
Shot Put Yr 8 Girls
Emily Warnga
Stacey Wepa
Trelyse Lindsay
Adam Wong-Toi
Caleb Te Whare
Mele Kauwale
Briet Leggett-Hillmarsdottir
1st=
High Jump Yr 8 Boys
Dale Jacobs
High Jump Yr 8 Girls
Renee Dudson
1st=
3rd
Cody Laugher
Hamish Banks
Emma Brown
Saskia Foote
Boys Yr 8 800m
Ben Keaney
Jacob Stubbing
Samuel Harrison
Girls Yr 8 800m
Madison Mitchell
Orla Walsh
Boys Yr 8 1500m
Ben Keaney
Girls Yr 8 1500m
Madison Mitchell
Orla Walsh
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Shot Put Yr 7
Boys
Mercury Lee
Finley GielenLilley
Liam Kalan
High Jump Yr 7
Boys
Joshua Balmer
Francis
Bartolome
Jayden Mills
High Jump Yr 7 Girls
Molly Sinclair
Hannah Peacock
**Earlier in the Year - 800 / 1500m
Place
Boys Yr 7 800m
Girls Yr 7 800m
1st
Will Florence
Hannah Gapes
2nd
Matthew Veitch
3rd
Brae Thomson
Place
1st
2nd
3rd
Boys Yr 7 1500m
Will Florence
Matthew Veitch
Angus Veitch
Girls Yr 7 1500m
Hannah Gapes
Maddie Potter
DENTAL HEALTH FOR YEARS 9-13
Your child’s teeth are really important to look after and keep healthy.
Next year, if your child will be Year 9, the Community
Oral Health Service would like to give you the
opportunity for your child to continue their free dental
health care with the Community Oral Health Service
OR a local dentist, who is contracted to offer the free
dental service to adolescents.
All Year 8 children will receive a form to take home
and complete with an attached list of dentist and
dental practices to choose from. Once you and your
child have selected a dentist and returned the completed form, we will inform the
dentist who will then follow on with their free dental care from Year 9 to Year 13.
If you have further questions or are unsure, please contact the Rotorua
Intermediate Dental Clinic 3471495
FROM THE CAREERS OFFICE
For the first time the NEW ZEALAND GEOTHERMAL WORKSHOP will be holding a Geothermal Futures
Evening for year 12 and 13 pupils from high schools in the surrounding area. This is a free event and
focuses on options available for students wishing to pursue a career in the geothermal industry.
The format for the Geothermal Futures Evening is very student focused and includes short introductions
from Rosalind Archer, Head of Department of Engineering Science and Director of the Geothermal Institute,
Jo Douglas, Director Commercial Initiatives and Trudy Halloran, Assistant Business Development Manager,
GNS, where they will provide information on what to study to help them achieve their goal.
There are also fun activities planned such as build your own seismograph and a game simulation on pipe
building.
The event is sponsored by Wairakei Resort who will be providing refreshments for students and their
parents.
More
information
on
this
evening
can
be
found on http://www.geothermalworkshop.co.nz/registration-2/
It would be great to see you there and please spread the word to friends, colleagues or even your own
children!
There are three short courses available at the New Zealand Geothermal Workshop this year. They are
filling fast!
You can register at the same time as you register for the Workshop. More specific detail can be found by
clicking on the individual course.
Pre workshop
1 day Basics of Geothermal Technology runs on Tuesday, 17 November at the Wairakei Resort, Taupo
2 day Geophysical Tools runs on Monday, 16 November and Tuesday, 17 November at the Wairakei
Resort, Taupo
Post workshop
3 day TOUGHREACT runs on Monday, 23 November, Tuesday, 24 November and Wednesday, 25
November at the University of Auckland
REACH 900+ EMAIL ADDRESSES ON OUR DATABASE
Contact [email protected] in the first instance, then an invoice will be issued by the JPC PTA.
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Current References
From Happy Clients
Please phone Amanda on 021 023 90365
NO ACC SURCHARGE ON XRAYS
• CT
• MRI
• Screening and Vascular Ultrasound
• General Musculoskeletal
• Intervention Procedures and Echocardiography
• All Maternity Ultrasounds
• Ultrasound Guided Biopsies
ACC/Private and
• Ultrasounds
Insurance Funded
• (Immigration CXRs)
We are also pleased to be the first to offer 4D scanning in the
Rotorua area.
Bringing patient care and imaging technology together
X-rays – No appointment necessary.
For all other services call us to make an appointment.
Central Health 1181, Crnr Amohia & Haupapa
Streets Ph 07 343 7468
www.mokoiaradiology.co.nz
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TO OVER 900 JPC FAMILIES
$5 PER WEEK
INTRODUCTION TO TAI
CHI
6 WEEK COURSE ONLY
$30
Come experience a class in the
friendly atmosphere of our
volunteer, non-profit
organization
Classes starting:
Tues: 20 Oct: 5.10 – 6.10pm
Thurs: 22 Oct: 6.00 – 7.00pm
Friday: 23 Oct: 9.00 – 10.00am
Saturday: 24 Oct: 9.00 –
10.00am
Tues: 27 Oct: 12.00 – 1.00pm
Wednesday: 28 Oct: 5.10 –
6.10pm
HEALTH. WELLBEING.
INJURY PREVENTION.
PEACE OF MIND.
WHERE
Taoist Tai Chi Rotorua
1227 Haupapa Str
www.taoist.org.nz
tel 07 349 4943
email [email protected]
BALANCE. POSTURE.
STRENGTH. FLEXIBILITY.
TRANQUILITY.
For all your pharmacy needs
Opening Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
9a.m – 5.30p.m
Tuesday 9a.m – 6p.m
MARGOT DWIGHT
DipPharm MPS
Phone: 347 7668
www.westbrookpharmacy.n
z
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“NEW PATIENTS WELCOME”
1 Practice + 2 Sites = Convenient Health Care 4 U
Both sites open Mon-Fri, 8.00am to 5.00pm
Telephone: 347 0000 Email: [email protected]
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General Medical Services
Immunisations
Medical Examinations
Long Term Condition
Management
Our comprehensive and excellent family health care services include a
Drop In Clinic – no appointment necessary
Central Health, 1181 Amohia Street (next door to Central Pharmacy)
Mon to Fri between 9.00am and 11.00am and 2.00pm and 4.00pm
Fairy Springs Medical Centre, 10-100 Fairy Springs Road, Rotorua
Mon to Fri between 9.00am and 11.00am