Thursday, August 25th, 2022 in News
Kia Ora e te Whānau! Effective Support for Culturally responsive teaching. Poutama Pounamu experts work with educators to gather and use data to advance learners’ achievement, wellbeing and belonging. JPC have now participated in 3 professional development sessions, and surveys have been completed from students, staff and whānau. The next step for whānau is participating in the collating and…
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Thursday, August 18th, 2022 in News
This weekend a group of 15 students travelled to Campion College in Gisborne to represent John Paul College in the annual Inter Catholic-College Hamilton Diocese Cultural Competition “Chanel Shield”. The competition is focused on speeches, drama, the Bible and debates. All of the students were excellent ambassadors for the college and many new friendships were…
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Wednesday, July 27th, 2022 in News
Monday this week was a very significant day for our Kura with our Pōhiri for our new Tumuaki/Principal Mr Justin Harper. To view the Pōhiri follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jBf1SA9tAg Welcome to Te Kura o Hoani Pāora Mr Harper!
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Tuesday, July 5th, 2022 in News
The John Paul College senior drama class presents ‘Almost, Maine’ – a Romantic Comedy, written by JohnCariani and directed by Gabrielle Thurston. A compilation of nine scenes explores different couples in the remote, strange almost-town called Almost, Maine.Tickets will be available from the uniform shop website, $10 for Students and $20 for Adults. Performances will…
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Tuesday, July 5th, 2022 in News
We look forward to welcoming Mr Harper as our new Principal on 25 July. The pōhiri will be livestreamed from 12pm. The link will be sent on Monday 25th. Due to the numbers attending the pōhiri and the limited space in the ERC we are requesting that all Year 11 students have a study day…
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Tuesday, July 5th, 2022 in News
Kia ora koutou,I wish to advise that JPC will be closed for instruction on Friday 8th July 2022.We have a significant number of teachers and support staff absent, related to Covid 19 and influenza. It is increasingly difficult, even with support of relief teachers, to cover classes. If you have a child who is not…
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