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 1, Issue 4 11 th February 2019 2019 School Theme : “One Heart, One Commitment, One Life” Dear Parents/ Caregivers Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Greetings JPC LEADERS FOR 2019 Head Boy: Kuljyot Lall Deputy Head Boy: Casey Dystra Head Girl: Anna Douglas Deputy Head Girl: Ashleigh Webb Prefects Maia Berryman-Kamp Kieran Davidson Isobel Eggers Nathan Gapes Patrick Gillam Taralee Harvey-Brown Megan Hughes Areta Pakinga Sophie Smallbone Martin Solon Max Theobald Daniel Tillemans Makayla Timoti Arohanui West Yahiko Sudo Thandolwenkosi Mabhena Captains MacKillop Tayla Malone and Oliver Smith Kanea Arohanui West and Alexis Ma’afu Rice Sophie Bell and Thando Mabhena La Salle Sarah Leishman and Lauren Mellors McKenna Hunter Potter and Max Theobald Academic Nathan Gapes and Natalya Lee Art Lana Muldoon Atawhai Ashleigh Webb Catholic Character Casey Dykstra and Megan Hughes Dance Lilly Russell and Georgia Howard Drama Brianna Lewis Environmental Zak Browne and Shakera Fleet Filipino Marion Yao Football Kieran Davidson Hockey Ivan MacGregor Indian Cultural Vishal Dahya International Hiro Nunoya Languages Christa Kurian La Sallian Christa Kurian and Sophie Smallbone Maori Maia Berryman-Kamp Music Isobel Eggers and Neeve Coumbe Sports Daniel Tillemans and Dawn Phillips INVESTITURE MASS: THURSDAY 14 th FEBRUARY: 9.15a.m: EDMUND RICE CENTRE Families are welcome to attend this important celebration, which blesses the start of the school’s academic year and our student leaders. It is indeed a privilege as a Catholic school to have such a unique school event in Rotorua. God bless Patrick Walsh - Principal Parent session for parents of students who require some support with their learning. Tricks and Tips to help support your child navigate their way through the school years. Gold coin donation. Session held in library Wednesday March 6 9.30-10.30 Morning tea held in Learning Support Centre after session.
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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 1, Issue 4 11th February 2019
2019 School Theme :
“One Heart, One Commitment, One Life”
Dear Parents/ Caregivers Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Greetings
JPC LEADERS FOR 2019 Head Boy: Kuljyot Lall Deputy Head Boy: Casey Dystra Head Girl: Anna Douglas Deputy Head Girl: Ashleigh Webb Prefects Maia Berryman-Kamp Kieran Davidson Isobel Eggers Nathan Gapes Patrick Gillam Taralee Harvey-Brown Megan Hughes Areta Pakinga Sophie Smallbone Martin Solon Max Theobald Daniel Tillemans Makayla Timoti Arohanui West Yahiko Sudo Thandolwenkosi Mabhena Captains
MacKillop Tayla Malone and Oliver Smith Kanea Arohanui West and Alexis Ma’afu Rice Sophie Bell and Thando Mabhena La Salle Sarah Leishman and Lauren Mellors McKenna Hunter Potter and Max Theobald Academic Nathan Gapes and Natalya Lee Art Lana Muldoon Atawhai Ashleigh Webb Catholic Character Casey Dykstra and Megan Hughes Dance Lilly Russell and Georgia Howard Drama Brianna Lewis Environmental Zak Browne and Shakera Fleet Filipino Marion Yao Football Kieran Davidson Hockey Ivan MacGregor Indian Cultural Vishal Dahya International Hiro Nunoya Languages Christa Kurian La Sallian Christa Kurian and Sophie Smallbone Maori Maia Berryman-Kamp Music Isobel Eggers and Neeve Coumbe Sports Daniel Tillemans and Dawn Phillips
INVESTITURE MASS: THURSDAY 14th FEBRUARY: 9.15a.m: EDMUND RICE CENTRE Families are welcome to attend this important celebration, which blesses the start of the school’s academic year and our student leaders. It is indeed a privilege as a Catholic school to have such a unique school event in Rotorua. God bless Patrick Walsh - Principal
Parent session for parents of students who require some support with their learning. Tricks and Tips to help support your child navigate their way through the school years.
Gold coin donation. Session held in library Wednesday March 6 9.30-10.30 Morning tea held in Learning Support Centre after session.
YEAR 12 CAMP 2019 AT Finlay Park Adventure Park, Lake Karapiro DATE 7-10th May COST $280 This is part of the Year 12 year and it is an expectation that students attend. If students are unable to attend for any reason, parents are required to contact me at your earliest convenience. Camp forms will be emailed out to all parents by the end of this week and to let me know if anyone did not receive it. Mrs S. Brewer Year 12 Dean E: [email protected]
HOMEWORK CENTRE MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
3.15-5.00pm COMMENCING NEXT WEEK
be held in the library * No student registration required * Afternoon tea will be provided prior to starting
VOLUNTEER HELP WANTED Free lunches in schools and kindergartens project starts up for 2019 this Monday 11 February. To all our returning volunteers and school communities welcome back! If there is anyone who was a past volunteer or is considering volunteering please contact me on 027 2250503 or via return email. We currently make the sandwiches at St Michaels Crypt (the hall underneath the church on lake road) on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon/s and as many hands make light work we would love more volunteers. I am happy to have secondary students assisting. We usually meet here at 330pm and are normally finished up by 415pm. Most volunteers help on either a fortnightly or a weekly basis. We can adjust the time to 4pm if that better suits the majority. Please let me know your thoughts, opinions and availability God Bless Catherine Phizacklea E: [email protected]
WINTER WARMTH DRIVE This year, the Year 12 Faith in Action students are co-ordinating the collection of blankets, scarves, beanies and gloves for the Homeless shelter in Rotorua, We are asking for your support with this. The items can be new or used and clean. We do not require clothing. We also have knitting needles and wool available if anyone wishes to knit beanies or scarves. We will be collecting over Term 1 and 2 .The items can be dropped off to Mrs Sue Rowles at reception. Please contact us via our teacher Mrs Aislabie [email protected] if you have any queries. Thank you Year 12 Faith in Action class.
Congratulations to the nine students that achieved scholarships and to the staff that prepared the students for these examinations. In particular to Hannah McLean who achieved a scholarship in English while in Year 12 and Ishan Nath (Year 11) who achieved an outstanding scholarship in Calculus.
Terblanche Jacques 93201 SCHL - Statistics Scholarship
Ahn Lisa 93306 SCHL - Painting Scholarship
Dender Matthew 93201 SCHL - Statistics Scholarship
Smith Simon 93201 SCHL - Statistics Scholarship
Smith Simon 93501 SCHL - Health and Physical Education Scholarship
Chen Megan 93306 SCHL - Painting Scholarship
Williams Mitchell 93001 SCHL - English Scholarship
John Paul College encourages students turning 14 this year and upwards to consider signing up to the Duke of Edinburgh International Award. Not all learning happens in the classroom. Young people need experiences outside the classroom to become committed, responsible and fulfilled citizens of the world. The Award is open to all 14-24 year olds regardless of their background, culture, physical ability, skills and interests and is the world’s leading youth achievement award. Doing the Award is a personal challenge and not a competition against others; it pushes young people to their personal limits and recognises their achievements. Find out more info here https://dofehillary.org.nz Register online here https://dofehillary.org.nz/do%20the%20award/do-the-award-online-record-book?src=nav
(please pay registration fee at time of online registration) Any questions please contact Mr Chapman - [email protected]
POSITIVE PARENTING is running a session on navigating our way through teenage years. Keeping ourselves safe including pornography. March 5 7.00-8.30 Edmund Rice Centre. Auckland presenters Gold coin donation. Invitation to all.
ROCK CLIMBING REGISTRATIONS Calling all budding and enthusiastic Yr 7 and 8 students wishing to give climbing a go (no experience necessary). Registrations in M5 at interval on Tuesday in M5. Limited spaces are available. We will be going to AIMS GAMES this year. Classes Tuesdays 4pm -5pm. Mondays TBC Cost is $12 per lesson or $100 for a 10 lesson pass.
HOCKEY Secondary Boys hockey will kick off on TODAY at Smallbone Park. The turf is booked for JPC from 4pm to 6pm. Pleased be organised with the appropriate gear i.e. mouthguard, shin guards, stick and water bottle. Please ensure you have $5 per training session. Intermediate (Year 7 and 8) and secondary girls’ hockey commencement will be signposted in a future newsletter. Ms Northey
ROTORUA JUNIOR TENNIS AT ROTORUA TENNIS CLUB, MANUKA CRESCENT
Wednesday Years 7-8 4.30-5.30 and years 9-13 5.30-6.30 and /or 4.30-6.00 Friday.
$75 for rest of the season membership. Coaching with professional tennis coach, Justin Megraw.
For more information see www.sporty.co.nz/rotoruatennis or contact
Debra 021335492
CO-CURRICULAR
REGISTRATIONS
AFTER SCHOOL MATHS & LITERACY LESSONS AT JPC
Year 6 to Year 9
Small group session
$15 per hour Lessons in the Learning Support Centre LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE Contact: (Maths) [email protected] (Literacy) [email protected] To register plus start dates / times
FROM THE P.E DEPARTMENT HOCKEY The Year 9-13 boys; start their trainings at Smallbone Park, Rotorua Hockey Association this Monday 11th February from 4pm - 6pm. The cost is $5 per training to be paid prior to taking the turf. Importantly to be organised for a 4pm start. The trials are scheduled for 25th February and 4th March, 2019. The trials for the 1st and 2nd X1 girls will be held Monday 11th and 18th March 4.30pm - 6pm (with the 25th March being available if required). Students will need to indicate whether they are trialling specifically for the 1st X1 team. Other dates for students not wishing to play in the first two teams will be provided next week. The cost will be $5 per session. Coaches and managers are required for the following teams: The 2nd X1 boys’, 2nd and 3rd X1 girls’ secondary teams. If you are interested, please email Ms Northey. Hockey is an expensive sport with fees that include the following: BoP/NZ registration, game and practice fees, travel costs outside of Rotorua (secondary), skorts costs (secondary girls), equipment fee, first aid requirements and other miscellaneous costs. On top of this are the following, the Rotorua Hockey Invitational tournament and the NZSSSA winter tournament for 1st X1 boys and girls. The JPC hockey fees for the local competition will be required to be fully paid prior to the competition starting in May, 2019. Any tournament fees, must be paid prior to playing. There are unpaid fees from the 2019 season and unfortunately students will not be named and unable to play in teams if these fees are outstanding. All hockey players will be provided with a registration form to be completed and handed to Ms Northey or emailed to Ms Northey. Any queries do not hesitate to contact me via email [email protected]
HEALTH All Year 7 & 8 students will start their Health this week. All Year 9 & 10 students will start Week 6. The Year 7 and 8 Health work book is available from The Uniform Shop. ATHLETICS The following middle and long distances races will be held on the following days and dates: 800m Wednesday 13th February during lunchtime 300m Monday 17th February during Period 1 and 1500m Monday 24th February during lunchtime These events are open to all levels i.e. Year 7 to Year 13. Students from Yr 7 - 10 must compete their PE uniform, senior students in suitable clothing. Currently all Year 9 - 12 students during their Physical Education periods are doing Athletics and specifically, the qualifying process for the Year 9 -1 3 Athletics Sports to be held Friday, 1st March.
Kia ora tātou. Warm greetings to you all from the Counsellors. Now that the year is underway it’s time to begin regular contributions to the school newsletter from the Counselling team. Our hope is that this space will provide helpful information to you about some of the work we do at school, as well as providing a link to resources you might find interesting and topical as you parent your children and teens. In each column we will present some aspect of our work as counsellors at JPC and we welcome your feedback. The JPC Counselling Department provides confidential and professional support to students at the school and welcomes the involvement of whanau in supporting our young people. We take referrals from parents and caregivers, teachers, deans and the students themselves. And now, for parents new to the school, some introductions: Nancy Macmillan (Ph extn 8854. Email [email protected] ) Some of you may know me from my previous role as an English teacher here at JPC. In 2011 I embarked on study through the University of Waikato towards a Master of Counselling, completing this at the end of 2013. For the past five years I have been Head of Counselling at John Paul College. This role sees me working closely with students to support them in working through challenges they face in their lives. I welcome your input as parents and whanau in caring for and supporting our students. Neil Carter (Ph extn 8808. Email [email protected] ). I have an 18 year history as a community and faith based youth worker, running youth groups and teaching life skills programmes in schools. I have spent many years working with young people and their families, helping them deal with the issues life throws at them. In 2014 I completed a Diploma in Counselling from Bethlehem Tertiary Institute. I pride myself on being non-judgmental and easy to talk to. My goal is not to tell students what to think or believe, but to assist them in understanding themselves and supporting them as they journey through life. We have enjoyed getting underway this year with introductions of ourselves and the counselling service we provide, to our new students, mostly those in years 7 and 9. We have also spent time with students in our ever-growing international department. It is a continued focus this year to further support these students who are so far from home. In the next week, we will get underway with the Year 12 Peer Mentoring programme, in which a group of Year 12 students volunteer to mentor junior students. This programme has great benefits for both the seniors, who develop leadership skills through service to others, and the juniors, who gain a buddy in the senior school to guide them through various aspects of life at JPC. Also new this year, is the Atawhai Committee. This student-run committee works, with guidance from the counsellors, in support of student mental health and well-being within JPC. This year the Atawhai Captain is Ashleigh Webb, our Deputy Head girl. She and her enthusiastic year 13 team, have some exciting initiatives planned for the year ahead.
To contact us please either phone, email or just scan the QR code in this column. This notification goes straight to the counsellors who will get in touch to arrange an appointment time.
To read more about our Counselling services see our Counselling flier which is available through the JPC app. Go to Links then select Counselling flier.
Na mihi nui kia koe, Nancy Macmillan and Neil Carter.
These 6 children represented Lake City Athletic Club to compete in the holidays at the NORTH ISLAND ATHLETICS COLGATE GAMES in Hamilton over 3 days. They all competed extremely well some gaining Medals, PBs, and great placings considering they are competiting against the best athletes in the North Island/Australia and some South Island in there chosen events. They had to compete against 60 or more in their age groups and all had heats/semifinals and finals. The event is run by NZ Children's Athletics and is very professional. It always is a really tough competition. Results were: Gisele Howard(14yr Girls)- Silver Medal in Longjump. Top 8 to make finals in 200mtrs, Semi final - 10th place in 100mtrs. Lillian Muir(13yr Girls)- Silver Medal in Longjump Semi finals in both 100,200mtrs and 7thplace in Highjump. Hayden Chapmen(12yr Boys)- Bronze Medal in the 400mtrs Semi finals in both the 100,200mtrs and did well in the Longjump. Emma Hickson(12yr Girls)- Top 8 in Highjump. Competed in 100,200,400,Lonjump and did well. Jack Marra(11yr Boys)- Silver Medal in 200mtrs Gold Medal in 11yr Boys Relay Team. 5th place in 100mtrs and did well in Longjump. Trelise Howard(11yr Girls)- Semifinals for 100mtrs- 15th place, 13th Place in 800mtrs and did well in 400mtrs and Longjump. 7th place in 11yr girls relay team.
Submitted by parent
congratulations To our achievers – well done!
UNIFORM SHOP (Accessed through the side door of the
administration building) The Uniform Shop WILL BE CLOSED ON
THURSDAY 28TH FEBRUARY for stocktake. MONDAY – FRIDAY
8a.m to 2p.m during term time only Uniforms can be ordered online through the JPC website Haylie Howes- Uniform Shop Manager E: [email protected] PTA 2nd HAND UNIFORM SALES Thursdays 4th and 11th of April 3:45 to 4:45 for change over from Summer to Winter Uniform
2019 CALENDAR OF EVENTS….. TERM 1 February 14th Investiture Mass 9.30-11.30am March 1st Yr 9-13 Athletics 6th Ash Wednesday 7th School Photos 7/8th Yr 9 Lake Safety Programme 11th Yr 11 Road Safety Programme 17-19th Yr 13 Sports Science Trip (NB) 28th Caritas Leaders Day (AV) April End of Term 1 - Friday 12th 9th-20th China Trip (WM) 17th-3rd May Cambodia Service Trip April Term 2 commences Monday 29th May 5th-11th School production – Westside Story
To assist your 2019 school budgeting: Please note, there are extra costs associated with: Year 12 Camp – held in May Approx $280 Year 8 Camp - held in November Approx $240 (subject to change) Year 10 Activity Week – held in November Approx $260(subject to change) Year 13 Senior Ball (approx. $100pp) and Leaver’s Dinner (approx. $60pp)
REMEMBER TO please email the school with your new details, if……
Reach the JPC school community (in excess of 1000 families)
Business card size advert = $5
Double business card size advert = $10
Please submit your advert in jpeg format to [email protected] indicating how many weeks you wish to advertise. An invoice from the PTA will be emailed to you for payment
BILLETS REQUIRED
The Languages Faculty is excited about welcoming the 2019 exchange group from
France in March. Two teachers will accompany 23 students who require homestays/billeting. The kids are 15 years old and group into 7 boys and 16 girls.
Arrival: Sunday 3 March around 5:00pm Departure: Saturday 9 March at 2:00pm
Billeting a student offers great learning opportunities for our students and a pathway to lasting friendships. Please contact Noeline Lewis or Cordula Taiwo. E: [email protected] E: [email protected]
NEW VENUE FOR DRIVERS LICENCE COURSES 2019 1181 Eruera Street, Rotorua. (Above CAPERS)
First course: NOTE DATE CHANGE March 23rd – 24th March 2019.
(Thereafter last week of each month) Course covers: Test questions in an easy format, Vehicle senarios – 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)
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Driver Directions is a FREE driving day course to help young drivers develop their skills in a safe off-road environment under the watchful eye of their parent/caregiver. It is for young drivers who hold a Learner or Restricted Licence and you must provide your own vehicle with current WOF and Registration. Driver Directions staff are very experienced and available to guide both adult and their young driver through a variety of skill based activities such as:
Braking Parking, reversing and low speed manoeuvres Emergency reactions Stopping distances Crash avoidance / hazard detection Intersection management Practical skills for owning and maintaining a car
To register and find out more information go to www.rotorualakescouncil.nz/driverdirections
KEY DATES March 5 - Waikato University Presentation 11:20am April 8 - Canterbury University Presentation 10am April 30 - Otago University Presentation 9am May 5 - Otago University Open Day May 6 & 7 - Rotorua Careers Expo May 17 - University of Waikato Open Day May 23 - Defence Careers Evening Session July 11 - University of Canterbury Open Day
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GATEWAY Gateway is known as the bridge between school and the world beyond. For senior students considering a trade, the Gateway programme allows them to get hands-on experience out with tradespeople while gaining credits. It can be an excellent stepping stone into an apprenticeship. But it is not all about the trades! We place students into a variety of workplaces including the Service Industries (event management, retail, computing and hospitality), Primary Industries (animal care and forestry), and Social and Community Services (early childhood education and health care). Gateway helps students explore a career that's right for them, along with an introduction to basic skills in that industry. Year 12 or 13 students interested in joining the Gateway Programme, or finding out more about what is involved, should see Rachael Hindrup (the Gateway Coordinator) in the Careers Department. Also parents, if you have a business and would like to take on a student in a Gateway placement, please contact Rachael at [email protected]
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 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:
VOLUNTEERING ABROAD Lattitude Global Volunteering - 2020 Applications open NOW! 3-12 month supported international gap year opportunities for 17-25 year olds. 12 amazing destinations available. Visit https://lattitude.org.nz/ for further information including application forms.
CAREERS FACEBOOK GROUPS Seniors are invited to join the following groups JPC Year 11 Careers 2019 JPC Year 12 Careers 2019 JPC Year 13 Careers 2019 This is the main way our department communicates news, events and updates. Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor E: [email protected] Jan Thompson Careers Assistant E: [email protected] Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator E: [email protected]
CATHOLICS RETURNING HOME You are invited to attend a refresher course for Catholics wanting to return to the practice of their Catholic faith. This will run weekly at 7.00 pm on Tuesday nights commencing 5th March 2019 for four weeks until 26th March at St. Mary's, corner of Seddon and Ranolf Street. For further enquiries, please email Fr. Eamon Kennedy at [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIPS The RAPHS Scholarship was established in 2008 with funds donated by Rotorua Area Primary Health Services Ltd to the Health Rotorua Charitable Trust. Each year, two RAPHS Undergraduate Scholarships are offered to Rotorua residents in their first year of medical or nursing training, with the intent of supporting the training and retention of local medical practitioners. One $2000 scholarship is available to a student who has been accepted into the first year of a nursing degree; and One $2000 scholarship is available to a student who has successfully completed his/her first year of study at The University of Auckland or University of Otago and has been accepted into the first professional year of the medical degree programme Visit https://www.raphs.org.nz/about-us/scholarships/ for more information including the application form
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The Māori Education Trust have 2019 Secondary Scholarships available for Māori students (value ranging from $500 to $1000). Parents check this out, as some are at secondary school level, including for Year 9. Applications available at https://maorieducation.org.nz/secondary-school-maori-scholarships/ Applications must be received by 4:30pm, Friday 1 Poutū-te-rangi (March) 2019
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ LATTITUDE GLOBAL VOLUNTEERING Lattitude is an international youth development organisation, providing Gap Year and International Volunteering placements for young New Zealanders aged 17-25. Lattitude are about to embark on a series of information nights nationwide. These are a great opportunity for students, in particular those in year 13, to come along and find out more information about the international travel/work experience opportunities available to them. All our Info Nights nationwide can be viewed here: https://lattitude.org.nz/useful-info/attend-info-night/ Tauranga info night date: 26th February Info Night: Link to register seats here: https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/international-gap-year-tauranga-information-night-tickets-55871523230
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ STUDENT EXCHANGE AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND FREE LIVE ONLINE INFORMATION SESSION Students can find out more about the exchange programs to over 25 countries, listen to former exchange students share their experience, and learn about scholarships and discounts on offer in 2019. Hear from experienced senior staff, find out more about discounts and scholarships available, and ask questions. Thursday, 14th February at 7.30pm Register now! Visit www.studentexchange.org.nz or call 0800 440 079 for more information Sheryl Hewitson Careers Advisor E: [email protected] Jan Thompson Careers Assistant E: [email protected] Rachael Hindrup Gateway Coordinator E: [email protected]
Wed 5th June Waikato / BOP Cross Country Champs Taupo
Fri 14th June BOP / CBOP Badminton Team Champs Snr Rotorua
Sat 15th - Sun 16th June NZSS Cross Country Champioships Timaru
Sat 15th - Sun 16th June NI Zone Underwater Hockey Champs Auckland
Wed 19th June BOP Zone Cross Country Champs (Yr 7 & 8) Tauranga
Sun 23rd June NZSS Hillary Challenge - North Island WaiBop
Mon 24th June BOP Trampoling and Power Tumbling Champs Rotorua
Tues 25th June BOP Inter School Cross Country (Yr 7 & 8) Rotorua
Thu 27th June BOP Table Tennis Doubles Championships Tauranga
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TOASTMASTERS SPEECHCRAFT COURSE Over-18 and needing to improve your public communication skills? Learn how to speak with confidence Prepare and deliver more effective presentations Learn how to hold your audience’s attention Learn how to express yourself
2019 4-week Speechcraft Course Thursday nights 6pm-8pm Feb 28, March 7, 14, 21
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