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BAY of PLENTY Events That Connect Schools, Communities & Employers BAY OF PLENTY Events that connect Schools, Communities & Employers MARCH MARCH/ MAY MAY/JUNE TERM 2 2020 APRIL 2020 Te Wharekura o Ruatoki Priority One Tauranga Boys’ College Taupo-nui-a-Tia College Te Puke High School Friday 13 March Māori Stream Discovery Monday 4 May Wednesday 3 - 5 Friday Group event includes: Students attending: 70 Tours Students attending: 100 Students attending: 200 - Te Puke Intermediate March Term 2 Te Kura Mana o Māori Rotorua Rotorua Boys’ High Edgecumbe College Whangaparoa School Tuesday 16 June Papamoa College Thurs 19 March - Friday 20 Priority One Mon 11 May Students attending: 200 Term 2 March Māori Stream Discovery Group Event Includes: Students attending: 200 Students attending: 50 Group Event Includes: Tours - Rotorua Boys’ High School -Te Kura o Te Whānau-a- March - Rotorua Girls’ High School Connexis Industry Train- Te Wharekura o Ngāti Apanui Tauranga Students attending: 1100 Rongomai -Te Kura Mana Maori o ing Organisation Girls with HI Vis Events Term 2 Maraenui Priority One Whakatane High School Students attending: 20 -Potaka school Māori Stream Discovery June -Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Mon 18 May Rotorua Kawakawa Mai Tawhiti Tours Students attending: 1000 Tauranga Girls’ College March Term 2 Western Bay of Plenty Masterlink Connexis Industry Train- Students attending: 60 Rotorua Lakes High Trade Tour ing Organisation School Wendesday 20 May Girls with HI Vis Events Saturday 28 March 2020 Career Force ŌpŌtiki College Youth Day Events Tauranga June Students attending: 150 Tauranga Term 2 April Students attending: 160 Mount Maunganui Bay of Plenty Tongariro School College May Priority One Students attending: 180 Katikati College Tuesday 31 March Māori Steam Discovery Term 2 Students attending: 300 Tours Students attending: 350 MITO June Bus Tours Kawerau May Tauranga NZ MAC ITO Big Day Out May Bay of Plenty Priority One Māori Steam Discovery Tours May All information is correct at the time of publication. If you are interested in attending any of these events please All dates will be updated weekly. contact: [email protected] 11 March 2020 BAY OF PLENTY Events that connect Schools, Communities & Employers JULY/ SEPT/ NOV TBC TBC AUGUST 2020 Industry Training Organisa- Priority One Building and Construc- Trident High School tion Consortium Māori Steam Discovery tion Industry Training TBC Speed Meet Events Tours Trade Secrets Events Students attending: 170 July September TBC Bay Of Plenty Rotorua John Paul College Tarawera High School Building and Construc- Priority One Thurs 5 November TBC tion Industry Training Students attending: 30 Māori Steam Discovery Students attending: 400 Trade Secrets Events Tours TBC August Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Tauranga Huiarau Forestry Industry Con- Students attending: TBC tractors Association Youth Training and En- gagement Programme Aquinas College TBC TBC Otorohanga District Students attending: TBC Forestry Industry Con- Western Heights High tractors Association School Youth Training and En- TBC gagement Programme Students attending: 25 TBC Greerton, Western Bay of New Zealand Technolo- Plenty gy Industry Association Tech Week Events Primary Industry Capabil- May ity Alliance Bay of Plenty Teachers’ Day Out TBC Bay Of Plenty All information is correct at the time of publication. If you are interested in attending any of these events please All dates will be updated weekly. contact: [email protected] 11 March 2020.
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