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Apprentices awarded the 2010 JWJ Lepper Memorial Apprentice Scholarships are joined by Trustees Lyall Thurston (seated far left), Grahame Hall (chairman), Judy Keaney (seated front middle), Trevor Maxwell (seated far right) and Jo- Anne La Grouw (standing middle).
Local students who received 2010 Tertiary Study Awards with trustees (seated front left to right), Jo-Anne La Grouw, Lyall Thurston, Judy Keaney, Grahame Hall (chairman), Trevor Maxwell and Paul East, and the Trust’s CEO Stuart Burns
(standing far right).
Trustees Jo-Anne La Grouw, Grahame Hall (chairman), Judy Keaney (seated front middle), Lyall Thurston (standing fourth left rear), Trevor Maxwell (standing third right rear) with Waiariki deputy chief executive, John Snook (standing fourth right rear) and Kaumatua Ken Kennedy (seated second right) and the recipients of the 2010 Waiariki Institute of Technology Whare Takiura Awards.
 

Calibre Continues to Amaze

The outstanding calibre of local students and apprentices applying for the Trust’s annual scholarships continues to amaze trustees.

Trust education spokesperson, Judy Keaney said the standard keeps getting higher and higher each year. “We have some wonderful young people in our city and it is always a privilege for the Trust to recognise them with these awards,” she said.

Apprentices Urged to Apply
In congratulating the students and apprentices, Mrs Keaney said the Trust would like to see more apprentices applying

for the JWJ Lepper (Memorial Apprentice) Scholarships. “While the standard of applicants remained high, numbers were down on previous years.”

Kevin Scott of Farm and Garden Equipment in Rotorua said the scholarships are a wonderful incentive for local apprentices. “I urge all employers to encourage applications. I cannot remember a year in which at least one of our apprentices was not awarded a scholarship,” he said. “We have always encouraged those apprentices eligible to apply for the Trust’s scholarships and we’ve had a very good success rate. While the money comes in very handy for study fees and tools, having received a scholarship adds value to their CV and to their future career.” Two of his company’s apprentices received scholarships this year.

Each JWJ Lepper Memorial Apprentice Scholarship has an annual value of $1,000. Recipients of the Waiariki Institute of Technology Whare Takiura Scholarship receive $2,000. Tertiary Study Awards, provided to assist students with their first tertiary qualification, have a value of $2,000 per year for a maximum tenure of four years.

Applications for ALL scholarships open on 1 October and close on 19 November 2010.

This year’s successful recipients were:

JWJ Lepper Memorial Apprentice Scholarship
Richard Edward - Heavy Diesel Mechanic - Farm and Garden Equipment Ltd
Daniel Gibbs - Automotive Heavy Engineering - Farm and Garden Equipment Ltd
Rex Gotz - Carpentry - GC Builders
Michael Holmes - Mechanic - Auto Service Centre
Alexander Mogridge - Mechanical Engineering - Reporoa Engineering
Ryan McLean - Mechanical Engineering - Skills 4 Work / Red Stag Timber
Michael Price - Carpentry - Mark Signall Builders Ltd
Dion Walls - Plumbing - The Lewis Plumbing Company

Waiariki Institute of Technology Whare Takiura Scholarship

Victoria Burgos Molina Bachelor of Nursing
Jacqueline Maru - Bachelor of Nursing
Darron Kereama - Bachelor of Computing Systems
Geoffrey Manahi - Bachelor of Applied Social Science
Maria Mihaka - Bachelor of Applied Social Science
Renee Ormond - Bachelor of Nursing
Lisa Te Whare - Bachelor of Fine Arts
Amanda Te Whau- Bachelor of Applied Social Science
Nyree Vaka - Bachelor of Applied Social Science
Fiona Watson - Bachelor of Applied Social Science

Tertiary Study Awards

John Paul College
Anna Bradley
Olivia Broughton
Sean Casey
Anna Colby
Shawn Gielen-Relph
Emma Griffith
Philippa Hyde
Fredi Jones
Karanjot Lall
Sarah McMenamin
Haley Mortimer
Christian Thurston
Sacha Wakeling
Michael Ware
Adriana Weber
Lauren Wepa

Reporoa College
Elliot Hathaway
Rachel Leinhardt
Catherine McKnight

Rotorua Boys’ High
Rakei Amohau
Nikhil Balakrishnan
Jordan Bird
Tom Kelly
Min Ho Lee
Te Awe Awe Mamaku

Rotorua Girls’ High
Janaye Biddle
Kate Butcher
Fenella Fenton
Lauren Prebble
Sophie Williams
Jane Wishart
Nicole Woodsworth

Rotorua Lakes High
Tiffany Butler
Alissa Corbett
Kate Dowthwaite
Kyle Hooker
Rachel Hoyle
Sophie Jensen
Anna Shearer
Angela Simpson
Nehsha Taylor
Paul Woolhouse

Western Heights High
Matthew Ball
Shaun deSanges
Ian Gemmell
Phoebe Hunt
Eleanor Moyle
Samuel Osborne
Kon-Woo Park
Oliver Shaw
Ryan Stuthbridge
Emily Wilkinson
Michael Wright

 

For more information see www.rotoruatrust.org.nz

April 2010 Newsletter


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