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A Proud Member of
the NZ Safety Council |
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Doug's Friends & Sponsors |
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 Goughs is pleased to have recently become the principal sponsor of Doug the Digger as he travels New Zealand promoting safety and providing inspiration to New Zealanders of all ages. |
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Calders is Northland's largest design and print company offering a comprehensive range of design, prepress, digital and offset printing, Web Site design, hosting and search engine marketing services. Find out more at the Calders web site » |
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The NZ Safety Council Trust was established in 2002 to promote Best Practice in Health & Safety Management and Environmental Protection in all aspects of New Zealand life. We will raise standards and promote discussion through our Website and H&S Advisers, who will comment on current issues. We provide free Health & Safety Advice and Information. You can find our web site here » |
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Fullers began their services in New Zealand waters way back in 1886. Today we continue the tradition of fine service on board the most modern fleet of vessels and coaches that makes us Northland's leading tour operator. Let our friendly staff introduce you to the scenic wonders, history, culture and legends of Northland
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NiE (Newspapers in Education) is a multi-dimensional resource providing tailor-made student pages, educational resources and website support to teachers, students and the community. It's designed to make reading and newspapers a fun and profitable learning experience. The NiE page publishes in the Advocate every Tuesday over the school terms and is custom-designed to link with the national school curriculum. There are three differenct levels to cater for a wide range of reading ages including the general Advocate readers.
The Having Fun Co. is the platinum (major) sponsor for our NiE programme this year. He sponsors 25 schools throughout Northland. Visit NiE online here » |
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(Duffy's) Books in Homes Programme was inspired by Alan Duff who, with the help of Christine Fernyhough, developed the idea after realising that failures in adult life often stem from childhoods spent in bookless homes.
Twice a year special Role Model Assemblies are held at every school. Sportspeople, musicans, artists, writers, radio personalities, television presenters, fashion designers and many other New Zealanders visit Duffy schools, present books and talk to the kids about their achievements and goals. They tell the kids "It's Cool to Read" and make a connection between success and reading.
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