LEADERSHIP COURSE

Venue:      Wainui Heights beside the Akaroa Harbour, Christchurch

Dates:      6th April to 11th April 2010

Cost:         approx $550 (does not include transport)

Keynote Speaker :   to be advised

Programme:  To be finalised but includes confidence activities and builds towards leadership skills.

Contact: Colin Lindsay, Karamea Area School
Colin Lindsay (email clindsay@karamea.school.nz)
Phone: 03 782 6717

Transport:  Please get flight details to Colin Lindsay at Karamea Are School and he will arrange for transport to and from Wainui.

Star funding is able to be used for the entire cost of the course including accommodation and transport as there are two unit standards assessed as part of the course.

Please note - one adult per two schools.  Adults accompanying students may bring along family members.  There will be a charge for accommodation but it will be reasonable.  Wainui is a great place for a holiday.

Schools may send three students initially but if there beds available more students could be accommodated. Please ring Colin Lindsay at Karamea Area School if you have more than 3 fantastic students.

All beds are allocated on a first in first served bases. There is no accommodation cost for teachers

The organising committee is

Allan Easte                   Hurunui College

Murray Patterson          The Catlins Area School

Maureen Compton         Roxburgh Area School

Colin Lindsay                 Maniototo Area School
George Payne               Tauraroa Area School

The best way to get me is e mail:                                    lindsayc@karamea.school.nz

 
To secure a place pleased complete the booking form NZASA LEADERSHIP CONSENT FORM and get it back to Colin Lindsay as soon as possible.   Please post $500 per student with the consent form to secure places.

There are approximately 54 beds available this year therefore places are limited.

Gear List

Click on the link NZASA Leadership Course Gear List to download the list.

Philosophy:
The annual New Zealand Area Schools leadership course will provide an
opportunity for the future leaders from participating schools to be
involved in a number of experiences which will develop and extend their
leadership skills, self esteem, and an understanding of New Zealand's
bi-cultural heritage.

Objectives:
To gain group and leadership skills.
To develop skills to deal with unfamiliar situations.
To gain a better understanding of our cultural heritage.
To further develop communication skills.