2020 – ‘Our Year’ – John Paul College, Rotorua
Tuesday, November 24th, 2020 in News
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WelcomeJohn Paul College was founded in 1987 with the amalgamation of Edmund Rice College and MacKillop College. The current principal is Patrick Walsh, past president of the Secondary Principals’ Association of New Zealand.
Patrick has led the College to become the top performing Catholic secondary school in New Zealand. John Paul College educates and shapes the lives of young people from Year 7 to Year 13 in the beautiful tourist city of Rotorua.
Our College motto is “Through Faith and Love”. This reflects our Lasallian philosophy which is built on the four pillars of Faith, Compassion, Prayer and Action. To develop lifelong learners with a commitment to excellence, and a desire to contribute to society and the church’s mission.
Latest NewsTuesday, November 24th, 2020 in News
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Congratulations to the JPC Robotics Team who competed in the Regional NZ Aquabot last November 8 at the Rotorua Aquatics Centre. NZ AquaBots is the first underwater robotics programme for school-aged children in New Zealand. Team Titans (Luke Miliken and Toby Truong) placed in three categories and The Drowning Fish (Kevin Wu, James McGregor, Allan…
Read MoreMonday, October 5th, 2020 in News
Ishan Nath has won a GOLD MEDAL in the 2020 IMO. This is only the second time a New Zealand student has won a gold medal at the IMOin the 33 years NZ has sent a team to participate. [In 2002 a student from Onslow College, Wellington won NZ’s first IMO gold medal.] Ishan was ranked…
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At 1pm yesterday we found out that we placed 2nd in our region for ShowQuest, which the kids are stoked about. We also won the best environmental story award, the magical moment award and the best location filming award for our region. Thanks for all your support with this adventure
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It was great to see the Miha Māori Community supporting our rangatahi learn theChurch Mass in Māori. We also had the pleasure of Father Prakash joining us with our practice.
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