St Paul's 20 Hour Club

Well done to these Junior St Paul's students who have shown the Marcellin Pillar of 'Love of Work' by completing their 20 hours of service, thus earning themselves a place in the St Paul's 20 hour club.

With Junior Students like these occupying the base of the college, the future of St Paul's looks bright.

• Neil Fernandes (Year 8), a young man who spent many Saturdays and Sundays collecting money for many great causes such as the Breast Cancer Foundation and Child Cancer Foundation.
• Xavier Butt (Year 8), a young man who took part in similar collections and also took time out of his Saturdays to volunteer his time to the Marist Rugby League Club.
• Sikulu Ahio (Year 7), a student new to the college who took part in many collection days and rubbish pick ups for Conservation NZ.
• Lazarus Ngata (Year 9), Malakai Havea (Year 9) and Jeremiah Havea (Year 7) completed all 20 hours over their holidays taking part in a working bee for Otahuhu Rugby League. These jobs included selling raffle tickets and assisting managers and trainers during games and training. The boys also volunteered for 'Raukura Hauora o Tainui' by cleaning the company's work vehicles.
• Ethan Stewart (Year 8) partook in planting days for the Auckland Council and supported the teachers during the community dinner in early Term 2. He also sold raffle tickets for the Plunket Foundation.
• Justus Leiloa Tele'a (Year 11) spent a week in the holidays volunteering his time to River Side Camp at Willow Park where he worked as an unpaid youth leader.
• Marseille Niuula (Year 7) volunteered his time to a Good Shepherd working bee and also worked at Molly's preschool in St Luke's.

Neil Fernandes collecting money for the Red Cross

Xavier Butt with his mother, Olivia

Sikulu Ahio taking part in a planting day at Western Springs reserve

Malakai Havea and Jeremiah Havea

Ethan Stewart

Justus Leiloa Tele'a

Marseille Niuula

A lovely email from Rebecca Tupa'i, Co-Programme Director of SAINTZUP Performing Arts Trust...

Good Morning Team,

This email is to confirm that the following students had completed 21 Hours of their Service Programme with us during the July School Holidays based at Wesley Community Centre, Mt Roskill from the 12th - 14th July 8AM - 3PM.

Fletcher Williams, Falakiko Sosefo, Michel Tu'akalau, Enoka Sului, Kingston Kasimausi, Nehemiah Schuster, Viliami Tupa'i and Josiah Tupa'i

Their duties involved: Set Up, Pack Down, Clean Up, Supporting Tutors / Leaders with their Classes, supervision of children, providing activities, karakia, attend meetings and leadership workshops, responsible for building a sense of community within the space and being an effective role model to the 80x young people that were part of the 2 week programme.

The young men went beyond our expectations and represented St Paul's College with excellence, while maintaining our Community Programme values. We were so impressed, that we offered them part-time work for the remaining 7 days.

We at SaintzUp Performing Arts Trust thank them for their hard work and time.

With Gratitude, Becks

Fletcher Williams, Falakiko Sosefo, Michel Tu'akalau, Enoka Sului, Kingston Kasimausi, Nehemiah Schuster, Viliami Tupa'i and Josiah Tupa'i