A Touch of Class
We are thrilled to invite you to an enchanting evening of Performing Arts hosted by Miss Auckland Finalist and Registered Child Health Practitioner, Inge Carolus, at Parnell Community Centre this Friday.
• Friday 22 March
• 6.30 - 8.30pm
• Tickets: www.eventfinda.co.nz...
Prepare to be swept away by live music, captivating dance performances, and the talent of New Zealand’s finest stage artists, all coming together for a noble cause - to provide our children with a brighter future! Every ticket sold will contribute to this mission, as all proceeds will be donated to the nationally acclaimed charity organization, I AM HOPE.
I AM HOPE tirelessly works within our communities and schools to empower and support young people facing mental health challenges. Their dedication lies in reshaping the way children perceive and address mental health, offering vital psychological support, peer resources, and coping mechanisms to navigate life's hurdles.
Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable night of entertainment while making a meaningful difference in the lives of our youth. See you there!
NCEA Tutoring Available
Kia ora!
If you have a student preparing for the upcoming NCEA English exams, I am a recently graduated secondary school teacher offering private in-person tutoring.
I have experience teaching NCEA English level 1, 2, and 3, and have a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English and Film. I can also offer general English tutoring from year 7-13.
I am able to help with essay planning, choosing evidence, creating study material, unfamiliar text, structure, & more!
I am based locally and am able to drive to you.
Please send me a message on 02102854142 if you are interested or require any additional information.
Kate
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