Jake Bailey will be facilitating a presentation on Positive Psychology for our parents/caregivers from 7pm-8pm on Wednesday 15 May.
Jake is an internationally acclaimed speaker on resilience, the youngest #1 bestselling author in New Zealand history,
and as a Commonwealth Study Conference alumnus, has been recognised as one of the most promising emerging leaders across the Commonwealth.
Click here to reserve your place to attend this presentation.
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An opportunity for students to contribute to the prevention of child poverty.
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Meeting location: L11
The College has a long standing history of supporting the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge. Students not only raise funds but also an awareness of the impact of poverty on the lives of young people.
The 40 Hour Challenge asks students to go without something they rely on for a continuous duration of 40 hours. Whether that’s food, transportation or even their mobile phone. Students develop a sense of the needs others have in less fortunate circumstances.
In previous years Rangitoto College students raised over a whopping $15000 to go towards providing much needed support for vulnerable children living through hardship.
In order for this to be added onto their student profile, Years 9 and 10 students need to raise at least $50 through their page and sign up as part of the Rangitoto Team.
