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84 2006 ANNUAL REPORT Waiariki VALUES Mōhiotanga Life-long learning Quality teaching Academic excellence
Waiariki local aDVisory coMMittees (lac) Waiariki is committed to a focus of providing quality, relevant, vocational education and training to its regional community; a community clearly defined by the Waiariki Māori electorate boundary. Waiariki’s local advisory committees provide the vital link between the institution, the workplace and the community, and it is because of this link, Waiariki graduate students are work-ready from day one. We are proud to acknowledge the work of the LAC in importing into the quality and relevance of our programmes. In this work, they are helping to ensure that the vocational outcomes and learning goals of our students are achieved. The work done by the LAC is on a voluntary basis and demonstrates each individual’s commitment to both Waiariki and to our students. The local advisory committee members assist Waiariki in assessing the employment and community needs, in developing curricula to successfully and efficiently meet those needs, and in evaluating and moderating the quality of any subsequent education delivery. Waiariki appreciates members continued involvement, often over a number of years, in the work of these committees. business Chris Currie Craig & Co Kim Ibberson Skyline Skyrides Mark Rawson Rotorua District Council Margariet Theron Chamber of Commerce Louw van Wyk Forestry Consultant Martin Warren ANZ Banking Group Minka Webb John Paul College Stuart Wilson Reader, Smith & Co Peter Breen Placemakers Anita Galland Rotorua District Council computing Ian Blackburn Waiariki Institute of Technology Mark Bloor Telstra Clear Communications Alan Dick Logistic Information Systems Ltd Keith Gregory Incommtech Neven Hill Rotorua District Council Roger Hill Rotorua District Council Mark Holt SBS Technologies Kelvan McEwen C/- Waiariki Institute of Technology Richard Waldin Scion Alex Wheatley Lakes District Health Board Mark Wilkinson creative Writing Christine Cloughley Whitireia Polytechnic Elaine Jones President, Rotorua Writers Group Frances Merioti Whitireia Polytechnic Phyllis Potter Disabilities Janine Cullen St Chads Nic Andre Workwise Bronwen Scott Workbridge Peter OFlaherty Lyall Thurston RCC Barbara Hart Serious Fun N Mind Trust Jan Hastie CCS Susan Oliver Parent to Parent Vanessa Russell Support Net Carole or Eion Supported Employment Agency Gareth Tucker Sport Bay of Plenty Life Unlimited Vivienne Witt Debbie Tangohau ROSSCO Martin Malloy Lakes District Health Board Belinda Healthcare NZ Phylis Tangatu Māori Mental Health Shirley Ferguson Lakes High School Special Needs Unit Erica McHardy Western Heights High School Noreen Botha Rotorua Boys High Sheryl Hewitson John Paul College early childhood education Anne-Marie Hunt Diploma in Primary Teaching Programme Ada Kiel Helen Downer Kindergarten Maureen Locke Special Education Services Tangata Whenua Heather Millar Central North Island Kindergarten Association Mari Pureu Kreative Kids Puawaereti Ryder Kreative Kids Desiree Thompson Selwyn Kindergarten 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 85
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contents DIRECTORY Waiariki Council
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Directory 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 3
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te Mana Mātauranga MeMbers For the
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oVerVieW 2006 ANNUAL REPORT 7
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The RADI partnership has completed
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I WOULD LIKE TO HIGHLIGHT SOME ADDI
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values poster which emerged from a
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oVerVieW oF Waiariki Waiariki Insti
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stateMent oF corPorate PerForMance
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strategic goal b : to be recogniseD
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strategic goal e : be a Desirable P
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Waiariki VALUES Mana Honour Prestig
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scHool PrograMMe anD PerForMance in
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school of engineering and rural stu
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Waiariki VALUES Spiritualism Wairua
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school of Forestry and Wood Process
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Page 43 and 44: Waiariki institute of technology In
Page 45 and 46: Financial stateMents 2006 ANNUAL RE
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Page 49 and 50: Five Year Financial Performance Sum
Page 51 and 52: investments All investments are sta
Page 53 and 54: Statement of Financial Performance
Page 55 and 56: Statement of Cash Flows For the yea
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Page 59 and 60: note 6: accumulated Funds 2006 2005
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Page 65 and 66: 2006 Payments to Councillors Total
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Page 71 and 72: academic Directorate - te aro kura
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Page 75 and 76: stateMent oF HuMan resources Ka kii
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Page 83 and 84: CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS National c
Page 85: Peer esteem EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
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