New Zealand Skills and Education College students celebrate and strengthen their community Whether it's helping those who are struggling Vembracing diversity or making a life's purpose New Zealand Skills and give someone Gabrielle, students from are fostering students who In the a NZSE College were among those helping with recovery efforts in their community. The y Gully Reserve in Hamilton is the result of a 60 year long ongoing project to restore and protect native plants, a valuable hidden gem of the city. Post cyclone, the gully saw several trees fall and much debris b blocking pathways and ruining the natural Around 30 students from NZSE College volunteered to clean up fallen trees at the Reserve to clear the area for future planting, a p a project that's been in the works to improve Aotearoa's biodiversity Speaking of diversity, the students have been embracing it t it back on campus too NZSE College has taken the time to celebrate cultures within their school and community through events at their Hamilton Campus. On March 8 students celebrated Holi, the Hindu festival of colours. Varande Kai and colour runs were among the day-long celebrations on campus. This festival has been celebrated among students and staff in NZSE College since 2016, with the colour run y gaining popularity in 2021. especially In the c e colour run, students gather in the carpark wearing white shirts before tossing brightly coloured Holli powder on each other in a war to get their friends as colourful as possible OAKO Students volunteered to help at the AJ Serley Gally Reserve clearing fallen trees caused by Cyclone Gabrielle Europe. This Western Christian celebration occurs just before Lent, giving those who celebrate the time to celebrate vibrantly and indulge before giving up such luxuries for a period of time. A vibrant shared lunch was arranged on campus, and indeed the students feasted. Students have also been hard at work at NZSE'S SCAN TO APPLY qualifications and career pathways to give back to communities not just in Hamilton but across Aotearoa. As these ATC students head out to help their communities, one former student returns as a tutor James Minota was a student studying ATC's Military Prep courses before he joined the NZ army and served there for four years. During that time, he had also helped out ATC with physical training sessions when he could, and he judged two of the school's annual Terminator Challenges. This year Minota returned to teach the same courses he was trained under to help more students gain the skills and qualifications to start a career in the Armed Forces, with police and in security roles. Advertisement It is certain that NZSE College is fostering students with hearts for their community, who give back to Hamilton and Aotearoa in many ways. NZSE College students celebrated Holl on March 8 and embraced the colour run About NZSE College and Te Turama Scholarship 2023 NZSE college campuses even hold friendly competitions surrounding Holl. Individual students compete for the best colour runs, presentations of food, Rangoli chalk drawings and more. Campuses also compete to see who held and documented the best celebrations. The Hamilton campus won the competition in 2022. For the first time students also celebrated Carnival, a celebration popularised in South America and Eastern TE TURAMA SCHOLARSHIP NZSE NZSE College has 20 years of history in providing excellent education services to our learners in both Auckland and Waikato. NZSE College Hamilton Campus is located at 850 Victoria Street, Hamilton Central, 3204. Our Hamilton Campus is in the centre of Waikato. You will find programmes in Vocational and Military Prep L1 to 13 and a selection of Healthcare Programmes and Diplomas, starting from L3 and ending in L.7. In 2023, NZSE College is launching the Te Turama Scholarship to remove any financial barriers that prevent students from studying for their chosen career pathways. The scholarship could provide full cover for tuition fees. Please contact the course advisor on 0800 99 88 11 or visit our website on www.nzse.ac.nz/schoarship to apply REMOVE FINANCIAL BARRIERS TOWARDS STUDY FOR ALL ATC MILITARY PREP AND HEALTH AND WELLBEING PROGRAMMES nzse.ac.nz | 0800 99 88 11 | domestic.recruit@nzse.ac.nz Terms and conditions apply. Applications close on 30th March 2023, Speak with a course advisor to see if you qualify. New Zealand Skills and Education College students celebrate and strengthen their community Whether it's helping those who are struggling Vembracing diversity or making a life's purpose New Zealand Skills and give someone Gabrielle , students from are fostering students who In the a NZSE College were among those helping with recovery efforts in their community . The y Gully Reserve in Hamilton is the result of a 60 year long ongoing project to restore and protect native plants , a valuable hidden gem of the city . Post cyclone , the gully saw several trees fall and much debris b blocking pathways and ruining the natural Around 30 students from NZSE College volunteered to clean up fallen trees at the Reserve to clear the area for future planting , a p a project that's been in the works to improve Aotearoa's biodiversity Speaking of diversity , the students have been embracing it t it back on campus too NZSE College has taken the time to celebrate cultures within their school and community through events at their Hamilton Campus . On March 8 students celebrated Holi , the Hindu festival of colours . Varande Kai and colour runs were among the day - long celebrations on campus . This festival has been celebrated among students and staff in NZSE College since 2016 , with the colour run y gaining popularity in 2021 . especially In the c e colour run , students gather in the carpark wearing white shirts before tossing brightly coloured Holli powder on each other in a war to get their friends as colourful as possible OAKO Students volunteered to help at the AJ Serley Gally Reserve clearing fallen trees caused by Cyclone Gabrielle Europe . This Western Christian celebration occurs just before Lent , giving those who celebrate the time to celebrate vibrantly and indulge before giving up such luxuries for a period of time . A vibrant shared lunch was arranged on campus , and indeed the students feasted . Students have also been hard at work at NZSE'S SCAN TO APPLY qualifications and career pathways to give back to communities not just in Hamilton but across Aotearoa . As these ATC students head out to help their communities , one former student returns as a tutor James Minota was a student studying ATC's Military Prep courses before he joined the NZ army and served there for four years . During that time , he had also helped out ATC with physical training sessions when he could , and he judged two of the school's annual Terminator Challenges . This year Minota returned to teach the same courses he was trained under to help more students gain the skills and qualifications to start a career in the Armed Forces , with police and in security roles . Advertisement It is certain that NZSE College is fostering students with hearts for their community , who give back to Hamilton and Aotearoa in many ways . NZSE College students celebrated Holl on March 8 and embraced the colour run About NZSE College and Te Turama Scholarship 2023 NZSE college campuses even hold friendly competitions surrounding Holl . Individual students compete for the best colour runs , presentations of food , Rangoli chalk drawings and more . Campuses also compete to see who held and documented the best celebrations . The Hamilton campus won the competition in 2022 . For the first time students also celebrated Carnival , a celebration popularised in South America and Eastern TE TURAMA SCHOLARSHIP NZSE NZSE College has 20 years of history in providing excellent education services to our learners in both Auckland and Waikato . NZSE College Hamilton Campus is located at 850 Victoria Street , Hamilton Central , 3204 . Our Hamilton Campus is in the centre of Waikato . You will find programmes in Vocational and Military Prep L1 to 13 and a selection of Healthcare Programmes and Diplomas , starting from L3 and ending in L.7 . In 2023 , NZSE College is launching the Te Turama Scholarship to remove any financial barriers that prevent students from studying for their chosen career pathways . The scholarship could provide full cover for tuition fees . Please contact the course advisor on 0800 99 88 11 or visit our website on www.nzse.ac.nz/schoarship to apply REMOVE FINANCIAL BARRIERS TOWARDS STUDY FOR ALL ATC MILITARY PREP AND HEALTH AND WELLBEING PROGRAMMES nzse.ac.nz | 0800 99 88 11 | domestic.recruit@nzse.ac.nz Terms and conditions apply . Applications close on 30th March 2023 , Speak with a course advisor to see if you qualify .