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 21st August 2017

Ma te pono Me te aroha – Through Faith and Love

2017 School Theme :

“Facta non Verba” – Deeds Not Words

Dear Parents/ Caregivers Kia Ora, Malo e Lelei, Talofa, Mabuhay, Greetings

SENIOR PRELIMINARY EXAMS These exams will finish Friday for seniors. 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 FEES and BUILDING LEVY A big vote of thanks to all parents who pay school fees and the property levy. It ensures that your children have the highest quality education we can provide, including new buildings, technology and extra teachers to reduce class size and provide more subject options. God bless Patrick Walsh

Principal

2017 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SPEECH Many thanks to Eamon Walsh Year 13 who stepped in at the last moment to proudly represent the college in this longstanding, annual event hosted by the Rotary Club of Rotorua. The subject of the 2017 Speech was How our community could improve. Eamon came a very impressive 2nd place. The adjudicator was Mrs Claire Marsh of Morrinsville. Hearty congratulations Gabrielle Thurston HoD Drama

SENIOR OPTION SUBJECT INFORMATION MEETING

Wednesday 6th September, 5.00-6.30p.m

in the Edmund Rice Centre An opportunity for parents and students in Years 10-12 to discuss their option choices

for 2018 In preparation for changeover, there will be 2ND HAND UNIFORM SALES on the following dates at McKillop Campus:

- August 31st (3.30-4.30pm - September 21st (3.30-4.30pm) - September 28th (3.30-4.30pm)

NB: Cash/ Cheque only – no Eftpos available If your child has grown out of their summer uniform, we would be grateful for the donation. Please leave at reception.

2017 CALENDAR OF EVENTS ….. TERM 3 August 21st Year 10 Careers Research for Options 24th-1/9th Snr Prelim Exams September 6th Senior Option Evening 5-6.30pm 14th CAT Algebra 18th Year 8 HPV Vaccination 18-21st ABL Camp 27th Dancing With The Staff

Teacher Only Day Friday 29th September

NZQA & SCHOLARSHIP FEES The table below outlines candidate fees for NZQA and Scholarship qualifications. Fees for domestic (non-international) students:

NCEA entry $76.70 per candidate

Each NZ Scholarship subject

$30.00 per subject

Fees for International Fee Paying Students:

NCEA entry $383.30 per candidate

Each NZ Scholarship subject

$102.20 per subject

Financial Assistance (domestic students only) can be provided if one of the following conditions is met: be receiving a Work and Income or StudyLink benefit or have a Community Services card have joint family income that qualifies for Community Services card have two or more children entered as candidates with fees more than $200. Financial application forms and information regarding financial assistance are available from the school (deb.lepper@jpc.school.nz) or on the NZQA website www.nzqa.govt.nz/financialassistance Financial Assistance forms need to be completed and into the school by:

Friday 25th August Invoices have/will be sent out by the school and all fees need to be paid to the school no later than:

Friday 25th August. Peter Sinclair DP Curriculum

DAFFODIL DAY THIS

Friday August 25th Daffodils will be on sale all week at the

student counter and to students during form time, morning break and lunch time on Friday

Daffodils = gold coin Stickers 50c

MOBILE DENTAL CLINIC - FREE DENTAL CHECK AT JPC REGISTRATIONS CLOSE THIS FRIDAY

The Absolute Dental – Mobile Clinic will be at JPC from 28th August 2017-29th September 2017. Dental treatment will be available FREE OF CHARGE for Years 9-13 students (up to the age of 18) Please see the Fact Sheet 3 regarding “The Age of Consent and Informed Consent for Children”. If you have any concerns please do not hesitate to contact the School Nurse Cathy Flavell 3478795 ext 8806 re your concerns. E: nurse@jpc.school.nz Students will need to collect an enrolment form from the nurse and return to her as soon as possible before the above dates so appointment times can be arranged for them.

DENTAL CARE IS FREE EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU TURN 18 SO DON’T MISS OUT !!!

2018 START DATES Tuesday 30th January Teacher Only Day Wednesday 31st January All new students Thursday 1st February Full school

attendance

FROM THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT NANOCAMP 2018 - 14-19 JANUARY 2018, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND Hosted by the MacDiarmid Institute, Nanocamp is a full week of residential lab experience with top scientists, completing hands-on investigations into a range of topics including electron microscopy, laser physics and nano-electronics. We’re looking for current Year 12 or 13 students with a strong academic background, and planning to continue with Science.

It’s free! All flights, accommodation and meals are included! Places are strictly limited and strongly contested.

For more information and to apply, head over to http://macdiarmid.ac.nz/event/nanocamp/ or contact: macdiarmidnano-discoverycamp@vuw.ac.nz

HURRY! Applications close 3 September 2017. THE MACDIARMID INSTITUTE DISCOVERY CAMP, TE TOHU HURAINA, 14-19 JANUARY 2018, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND AND VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON Hosted by the MacDiarmid Institute, Discovery Camp is a week-long Science camp for current Year 12 and 13 Māori and Pasifika students with a genuine passion for the Sciences.

It’s free! All flights, accommodation and meals are included! Places are strictly limited and strongly contested. For more information and to apply, head over to http://macdiarmid.ac.nz/event/discoverycamp/ or contact: macdiarmidnano-discoverycamp@vuw.ac.nz

HURRY! Applications close 3 September 2017. PIN'D CREATIVE FASHION AND ART SHOWCASE CONGRATULATIONS to Janna Rutor, Riley Reed, Skyla Williams, and Emily Park who entered the Pin'd Creative Fashion and Art Showcase in Tauranga on 12 August. There were over 300 entries in the competition and Janna Rutor achieved 2nd Place in the "Splash of Colour" category. Riley Reed achieved 3rd Place in the Junior Art cartoon category with her Minnie Mouse project.

CARITAS' SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK takes place on 10-16 September this year. The theme is ‘Weaving bonds of belonging and knowing our neighbour’. Mr Sinclair is visiting a Lasallian community in Papua New Guinea in the October holidays. He has kindly agreed to take extra suitcases of identified goods needed in the schools. As our commitment to sustainable practice we are asking for good quality second hand items this year for recycling Year 7 and 8 students are asked to donate any board games they may have that are surplus to requirements. Years 9 and 10 and reading material suitable for children from 6-16 in good condition. eg Paperbacks, novels etc Years 11-13 any DVD's that are PG or G rated. Therefore, we are striving to weave the bonds of belonging with our Lasallian schools in PNG. Of course, if you have several items, you may donate regardless of the Year level. Please bring all items to RSC1 to Indi, our Lasallian Share the Mission Volunteer, and the Caritas Leaders who are co-ordinating this project. Mrs V Aislabie – Teacher in Charge

FREE FOR STUDENTS Mayoral Forum Civic Theatre

Thursday 31st August 5.30-6.30pm

($20 – standard registration)

This will be a Question and Answer Forum on Sustainability and Water Quality Register at https//symposium.mayoral.forum.com Speakers: Sir Rob Fenwick – Conservationist with a diverse background in resource recovery, biodiversity, heritage conservation, science and iwi governance. Rod Oram – international business journalist – public speaker on business, economics, innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship in both NZ and global contexts

CLOSE WIN FOR JPC AT CHANEL SHIELD This weekend students from John Paul College took part in the annual inter-school Catholic

Cultural Competition, the Chanel Shield. The team consisted of fifteen students, Maia Berryman-Kamp (y11), Ruby Carter (y12), Georgia Collins (y12), Gus Dube (y13), Ashleigh Hart (y12), Jessica Hawthorne (y13), Theresa McLean (y13), Lucy Pepper (y13), Oliver Schweizer (y12), Elsie Spiers (y13), Ella Sutherland (y13), Olivia Temm (y12), Matthew Veitch (y9), Orla Walsh (y10) and Adam Wong-Toi (y10).

The competition took place at Aquinas College in Tauranga. It began on Friday with a traditional Powhiri and Mass, and ended the following day at 12.30pm. During the course of the competition, students competed in a variety of speeches, Bible reading, drama and debating and concluded with a quiz based on the gospel of Matthew. It was, as usual a fierce competition with even fiercer camaraderie. As well as competing, the students made new friends and caught up with old friends too! At the end of the events, it was not clear who would win as the last few points were added; however we were delighted to realise that we had managed to win by just one point! In fact the team who came fifth was only five points behind us! Winners of the events were spread evenly amongst the five schools. For JPC our particular congratulations to Gus (Senior Bible Reading), Matthew (Junior Poetry) and Lucy (Senior Poetry) who all came first in their events and Olivia (Impromptu Speech), Orla (Junior Speech) and the drama team, consisting of Elsie, Gus, Olivia, Ashleigh, Ruby and Georgia, who all gained second place.

The team were supported by staff and parents including myself, Mr Bloomfield, Mrs Thurston, Indy, Mrs Veitch, and Mrs Hepi and Mr Walsh who both came along for the drama performances

Thank you to Mrs Thurston for her time and efforts. Particular thanks go to Mr Bloomfield for once again driving the school van, and for his constant support and assistance. Mrs K Bloomfield D.R.S

JPC SCIENCE FAIR 2017

Congratulations to all of the participants in the 2017 Science Fair. The judges were most impressed with the time and effort put in by all of the students. The following students have been selected to exhibit their projects at the NIWA Bay of Plenty Science and Technology fair in the Rotorua Convention Centre on Thursday the 24th August The Fair will be open for public viewing on that day between 1:00 & 6:00pm. Mr Mat Synge TIC Science Fair

Shulan Qiu

Georgia Williams Ariana Mitchell-Wirehira

Nathan Gapes

Madison King

Maisie Martin

Leo Schweizer

Kyla Brown April Vanner

Pretty Patel Veronica Chen

Alec Kusabs

Sequoia Dobson Danielle Lepa

Jessica Lamb Charlotte Hall

Victoria Wong Kristyana Solon

Cameron Beck Matthew Veitch

Harper Lass Jonas Bird

Maia Ellis Olivia Wallis

Haylea MacCormick Kaitlyn Lamb

Maisie Russell

Congratulations to Eamon Walsh for winning Nelson’s Performer Of The Year, which qualifies him to join Lucy Pepper, Elsie Spiers, Theresa Mclean and Jessica Hawthorne on Labour Weekend

Kia ora from the Counsellors It’s shaping up to be a very busy term for us all at JPC. Two weeks ago we were fortunate to have Tessa Gray from Core Education, speak to our school community about cyber-safety issues for our young people. We have had a lot of positive feedback about this really informative presentation. If you missed it, or would like to revisit the information presented, here is the link from Tessa. http://bit.ly/JPCparents Tessa also sent a link to a NZ Herald article on the Dark Web, which she touched on during her presentation. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11898527 This is well worth a look, with some sound advice at the end for parents. While the cyber-safety message about personal responsibility in using the net safely is one that our students hear constantly at school, it is crucial that parents and caregivers also talk with their children about issues around this. Netsafe is a further helpful resource for parents. https://www.netsafe.org.nz/ Also coming up in the final week of this term (Tuesday, September 26th), JPC will be hosting an evening with Mike King, who will be tackling the very sensitive and topical issue of youth suicide. This is sure to be an outstanding presentation so please mark it on your calendars. Mike will also be speaking with the student body (Years 9-13) on the afternoon of the same day. More information and publicity will follow closer to the event but we do wish to reassure parents that we are mindful of the high levels of sensitivity around the issue of youth suicide. For this reason, we are happy to hear from you ahead of this presentation if you have questions or concerns about the content of the session. If you do not wish your son/daughter to attend, please let us know. Students who do not attend will have alternative supervision during this time. More information about this and other upcoming events/presentations will follow in the next newsletter. In the meantime, all the best to our senior students as they embark on their preliminary exams later this week. Nancy Macmillan Ph: 347-8795 Extn 8854 nancy.macmillan@jpc.school.nz Neil Carter Ph: 347-8795 Extn 8808 neil.carter@jpc.school.nz

UNIFORM SHOP HOURS Monday to Friday - 8.00am to 2.00pm ON-LINE UNIFORM SHOP JPC webpage http://jpcshop.co.nz/. Select your items, pay on line with your credit card and then print out the receipt to pick up the uniform from the school uniform shop. If you are unsure of the size, select the closest and this can be changed when the item is picked up. JPC HOODIES School sports and group hoodie - $55.00 each. These are the 'official' JPC hoodie worn to represent the school and are not part of the normal school uniform. They can be personalised with the team name on the sleeve and students surname only on the lower back. The coach/parents are responsible for this.

Contact Haylie, the Uniform Shop Manager for more details on 347 8795 extn.8856 or Haylie.Howes@jpc.school.nz

SAMARITAN’S PURSE OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD It is that time of year again when we ask you to give a small gift to a child in a third world country who would never normally receive a gift of any kind. Each year Samaritan’s purse organise and distribute hundreds of shoeboxes at Christmas in poor regions of the world. If you would like to find out a little more about the project please use the link below to go to there website https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/ This year John Paul College is hoping to put together 75 boxes and we are asking the students to bring in donations. Each student will gain points for their school house for each item them donate. Please donate any of the following:t Id eas SOMETHING TO LOVE Teddy bear, doll, soft toy, etc. (Please no used toys) SOMETHING FOR SCHOOL Exercise book, pencil case, pens, pencils, colouring pencils, sharpener, eraser, chalk SOMETHING TO WEAR T-shirt, shorts, underwear, cap, beanie, sandals, thongs, etc. SOMETHING TO PLAY WITH Tennis ball, cars, skipping rope, marbles, musical instrument, yo-yo, slinky, finger puppets, wind up torch, etc. (No battery operated items)* SOMETHING FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Soap and face washer, toothbrush, hairbrush, comb, hair-clips, scrunchies, etc.(No toothpaste, bubble bath, shampoo or any liquid item ) SOMETHING SPECIAL Carry bag, sunglasses, bangles, necklaces, craft kits, stickers, note or photo of yourself Please do not send in food or lollies of any; old or damaged items; anything that might break e.g. mirror; anything that can cause harm or relates to war; anything that relates to gambling such as playing cards and dice. For further ideas please click on the link below https://www.samaritanspurse.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/OCC2016-GIFT_IDEAS-FINAL.pdf MONEY TO COVER TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY Although the boxes are delivered by volunteers there are many expenses incurred it costs $10 per box so all donations of money are equally important. We are happy to say that we have been allowed to have a mufti day to help raise funds for the boxes so please look out for the date! As with every year, you may also take home and fill a box as a family if you prefer. I am always humbled by the generosity of the staff, students and their families each year in creating these shoeboxes of love. All donations should be brought directly to RSC2 please. Mrs Bloomfield Director of Religious Studies E: Karen.bloomfield@jpc.school.nz

2017 Sports Calendar

Term 3

Date/s Event

Mon 21st – Thu 24th August NI Intermediate (Yr 7 & 8) Snow Sports Championships

Wed 23rd August AQUINAS Sports Exchange (Yr 7 & 8)

Fri 25th August BOP Badminton (Yr 7 & 8)

Fri 1st September MIGS Gymsport and Trampoline (Yr 7 & 8)

Sat 2nd – Sun 10th September NZSSSC Winter Games for Secondary Schools.

Sun 10th - Fri 15th Sept AIMS GAMES (Year 7 & 8 National Competition)

Sat 30th Sept - Mon 3rd Oct NZ Clay Target Championships

Term 4

Date/s Event

Fri 27th October CBOP Tennis Champs (Year 7 & 8)

Wed 22nd November BOP Zone Athletics (Year 7 & 8)

Thur 23rd -30th November NISS Water Polo Juniors

Sat 1st - 3rd December NZSS Athletic Championships

RUGBY 2017 The 15 aside season has finished for all of the JPC teams. It has been a building year and looks positive for the next few seasons ahead. The ability to form a 2nd XV has given all the boys game time which is invaluable as we look forward to next season. The 1st XV has been invited to play a tournament in Rotorua's sister city Beepu, Japan, in February 2018 and training will now switch to focus on that. We will also be doing some fundraising to ensure that the costs are kept down. Training will step up as we build towards that tournament. Last weekend we had a friendly match where we mixed the members of the 1st XV with the 2nd XV, U15's & U14's. It was a great hit out and showed that we will have depth and talent that will need to be nurtured and developed to remain competitive next season. Last week the year 7/8's played in a 7's tournament at the Rotorua International Stadium. They had a mixed day as the competition is now gaining momentum, and other schools are focusing on the 7's program. The teams enjoyed their day, with some close results. It was good to see members of the 1st XV and Senior Girls Rugby wanting to be involved with coaching and supporting the younger boys and girls. Below is a link to see some action shots of the day http://www.sportbop.co.nz/news--results/bop-sevens--results/ We congratulate Connor Humphries and Alec Johnson for making the final BOP U18's and Haydn Benge for the BOP U'16's. We wish them luck for their representative season ahead. Thank you to those who have supported rugby over the season and we look forward to 2018.

TWO MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS THIS TERM NEW ZEALAND SECONDARY SCHOOL SPORTS COUNCIL WINTER tournament week, from Sat 2nd to Sun 10th September. Competition is in both islands, and involves every Secondary School. Hockey 1st XI girls will be travelling to Whangarei, to compete in the Chica Gilmer Trophy. Netball Senior Girls will be competing at UNISS (Upper North Island Secondary Schools) Championship in Auckland. Basketball Senior Boys will be competing in Basketball NZ Zone Championship in Tauranga, hoping to qualify for top 24 championships. Badminton Senior boys and girls are traveling to Napier trying to better their score of 13th in New Zealand from last year. AIMS GAMES Sun 10th – Fri 15th September.

AIMS (Association of Intermediate and Middle Schools) Games are a sporting championship that provides Year 7 & 8s an opportunity to compete as an individual or as a team against the best of their age in 19 different sports. The aim of the event is to provide opportunities for students in their intermediate years to compete at an elite level, be active, celebrate fair play and enjoy success. On behalf of the John Paul College and the students I would just like to say, “Thank you very much!” in advance to all parents who are able to give assistance, ensuring our students enjoy a fun-filled Aims Games.

Arthur Faulkner Sports Coordinator E: Arthur.faulkner@jpc.school.nz

SUCCESS STARTS HERE – PILOT CAREER OPEN EVENING If you have a passion for aviation, learn what it’s like to be an airline pilot

AIR NZ AVIATION INSTITUTE 7 Rennie Drive, Mangere, Auckland

30th August 1600-2100 No pre-registration required.

MASSEY UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Massey University Vice Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship

http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/admission/scholarships-bursaries-awards/other-scholarships/search-results/search-results_home.cfm?scholarship_id=1302&hide_back=1&page=award_display

Massey University Vice Chancellor’s High Achiever Scholarship (Academic & Arts) (10 x Māori and 10 x Pasifika) http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/admission/scholarships-bursaries-awards/other-scholarships/search-results/search-results_home.cfm?scholarship_id=1303&hide_back=1&page=award_display

There are 99 of the above two scholarships available altogether

Massey University Academy of Sport Scholarship

http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/admission/scholarships-bursaries-awards/other-scholarships/search-results/search-results_home.cfm?scholarship_id=976&hide_back=1&page=award_display Massey Business School Future Leaders Scholarship (10 x Māori and Pasfika) http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/admission/scholarships-bursaries-awards/other-scholarships/search-results/search-results_home.cfm?scholarship_id=1174&hide_back=1&page=award_display

Toioho ki Āpiti (BMVA) – Bachelor Māori Visual Arts – Undergraduate Scholarship closing 30th November https://creative.massey.ac.nz/study/scholarships/

FROM THE CAREERS DEPARTMENT Sheryl Hewitson - Careers Advisor E: Sheryl.hewitson@jpc.school.nz Jan Thompson – Careers Assistant E: jan.thompson@jpc.school.nz

AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OPEN DAY Saturday 2nd September 2017 9am - 3.30pm Information booklets now available at the Careers Office. Registrations for the free Bus close 25th August SCHOLARSHIP - DELOITTE AWARD – MOST PROMISING MĀORI ACCOUNTANT An exciting scholarship opportunity available to your Year 12 and 13 students of Māori descent, who are studying Accounting. The Deloitte Award – Most Promising Māori Accountant will assist and encourage Māori students to study Accounting at school and continue this line of study within a relevant tertiary qualification; and to pursue a career in Accounting. The successful student will be awarded:

· $1500 over a period of three years · Invitation to Deloitte networking events · Mentored by a member of the Deloitte Māori Business team · Paid internship in 2nd year of relevant undergraduate study

More information on the programme, and the application form, are available on our website: https://www2.deloitte.com/nz/en/pages/careers/careers/most-promising-maori-accountant.html THE KEYSTONE STUDY AWARD AND SCHOLARSHIP really makes a difference to your time at university. Not only is there a financial reward, but doors will open that you would have never dreamed possible. All of our Scholarships include mentoring, site visits and workshops. Our 2018 Scholarships are still open, but are closing very soon on 31 August. Study Award Scholarships are available to students entering their first year of University in 2018. Contact: info@keystonetrust.org.nz University Course Planning Dates and Presentations Thursday 7TH September – AUT Course planning from 10am Tuesday 19th September - Victoria University Course planning from 9am Thursday 21st September – Canterbury University Course planning from 11.40am Friday 22nd September – Massey University Course planning from 10am Wednesday 27th September – Otago University Course planning from 9am

Course Planning will be held in the Front Meeting Room next to the Main Reception. Appointment Schedules are now available in the Careers Office.

Please ensure you make an appointment time.

ROHE/REGION: Rotorua DATE: Tuesday 22nd September 2017 LOCATION: Rotorua Girls High School 251 Old Taupo Rd, Hillcrest, Rotorua 3015

TIME: 6.00pm—9.00pm RSVP: https://vision2020.auckland.ac.nz/surveyLogin.a5w?data=Event,149

NAUMAI, HARAEMAI WHAKAPIKI AKE invites all rangatahi (Year 9—13) Māori, their whānau, iwi, hapū, school staff and the community to a Hui-Ā-Rohe. The aim of these hui are to have an interactive kōrero with rangatahi, parents and whānau about the secondary and tertiary educational decisions which may impact on a career and introduce the Whakapiki Ake pipeline approach to health workforce development. Workshops will aim to raise aspirations/expectations for rangatahi Māori; introduce the importance of school subject choices; understanding University Entrance and the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA); highlighting the importance of creating good learning behaviours early in secondary school; and exposure to young Māori health role models. Or if you need us to SMS TXT 0272912990 or Email: Whakapikiake@auckland.ac.nz

STUDYLINK Students thinking about further study after they leave school have a lot of decisions to make. StudyLink’s website is a great place to visit to get you thinking about what it will cost to live and study. StudyLink can help you work out if study is right for you and how you'll support yourself. How much money you may need to support yourself could surprise you. Once you’ve made the decision to study it’s a good idea to sign up to receive emails from StudyLink. This way you won’t miss out on important information, like when to apply and documents you need to send. We encourage students and parents to check out www.studylink.govt.nz. StudyLink’s website is a great place to visit to get you thinking about what it will cost to live and study. StudyLink can help you work out if study is right for you and how you'll support yourself. How much money you may need to support yourself could surprise you.

There are some really important decisions to make. A little effort, planning and commitment now can turn into exciting jobs, higher wages and only having to pay back what you really needed to borrow to get there.

Once you’ve made the decision to study it’s a good idea to sign up to receive emails from StudyLink. This way you won’t miss out on important information, like when to apply and documents you need to send.

Let's figure out what things you'll need for your tertiary education, and how you might pay for them. Sign up to receive emails now

Flexi-Moves: Yoga for Health Beginner Yoga: Monday 5.30pm to 6.45pm

Accommodates those who are not very flexible, or new to yoga.

General Yoga: Tuesday & Thursday 5.30pm to 6.45pm

For those who are competent in the basic techniques. Restorative Yoga: Wednesday 5.30pm to 6.45pm

Suits people with medical conditions and /or stressed.

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