Campion College Newsletter

We have launched a new Campion College Facebook Page where we will post photos and updates about all the wonderful things happening at Campion. Head over to Facebook to check it out https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085105953041

We are seeking those who are interested in applying for Junior (Years 7-10) and Senior (Years 11-13) Campion College Sports Man and Sports Woman 2022.

To be considered, you must apply. Please submit your cv via email to brendon.hart@campioncollege.school.nz detailing your sporting achievements for 2022 only and a cover letter explaining why you think you should receive this award.

The Blue Van is for sale by Tender. After nearly 20 years of amazing service we are retiring the Blue Van.

This is your opportunity to purchase a piece of College history.

1991 Toyota Hiace 2L manual Petrol Van, 9 seater.

Only 259,000 km. Mechanically sound.

As is, current WOF expired.

Registration just expired. 7/9/22

For sale by tender, closing Friday 30 September, 2pm.

For further information or to place a tender offer please contact:

Phil Rowland

Deputy Principal

Campion College

(06) 867 9309 ext 212

027 3644 746

philip.rowland@campioncollege.school.nz

In a personal plea to get young drivers to slow down, Students Against Dangerous Driving (SADD) national leader Hayley Lincoln has designed a road safety sticker with a powerful message.

The stickers with the message SPEED THRILLS AND KILLS have been distributed to SADD leaders around the country. You can read the full story here.

The final Youth Mass for 2022 will be held in the Church on Saturday 24th September at 6.00pm.

This Mass will be followed by a Youth Group gathering in the Parish Centre led by the NET retreat team and the Prefects. Youth Group will conclude at 8.30pm. All students are most welcome to attend and pizza will be provided.

Our Year 7 & 8 students thoroughly enjoyed their retreat day with the NET team where they focussed on Authentic Relationships.” This theme invited young people to be intentional about making time to look up from their screens and truly see others and let themselves truly be seen.

Loving God, E te Atua Aroha,

Thank you for the many beautiful colours and languages of the world and for making all your children unique. Thank you for creating us in Your image.Thank you for loving us and making us wonderful.

Help us to love like you. Help us to share your love with all the children you have made, for they are unique and wonderful. Āmene.

Wishing you all a blessed weekend,

Karyn Sadler

Acting Principal.