The Guidance Counsellor at FDMC is Ms Carol Land. Ms Land helps students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Ms Land's office is currently in the Careers Centre, between Rms 17 and 18 in the Courtyard. There are heaps of different ways that you can make contact with her including:
Hawera High School has two Guidance Counsellors, Mr John Roberts-Thomson and Mrs Ainsley Luscombe. They can help students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Their offices are located in the Dixon Block. Mr Roberts-Thomson is opposite Room 24 and Mrs Luscombe is opposite Room 18. The best way to get to see them is by leaving a message at the school office saying that you want them to give you an appointment time. You can either do this yourself or get your parents/caregiver to do it for you. They will then get back to you to let you know when they can see you.
The Guidance Counsellor at Inglewood High is Mr Dave Moore. Mr Moore helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Moore's office is located in the Transition Suite near the school hall. There are heaps of different ways that you can arrange to see him including:
N.P.B.H.S. has two Guidance Counsellors, Mr Bill Geange and Mrs Rosemary Carter. They help students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Geange and Mrs Carter are based on the ground floor of the Cramond Wing (in the pink rooms at the end of the hall). There are heaps of ways that you can get in touch with them, these include:
The Guidance Counsellor at N.P.G.H.S is Ms Sue Freemantle. Ms Freemantle helps students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Her office is located in the Guidance Area, which is at the Northgate end of "B" Block, on the ground floor. If you want to see her there are heaps of ways you can go about it, including:
The Guidance Counsellor at Okato College is Mr Gordon Walsh. Ms Clark also helps out and often sees the female students at Okato College. Mr Walsh and Ms Clark help students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Walsh's office is located in the hall outside the school library, while Ms Clark is in the administration block. If you want to see either of them you can:
The Guidance Counsellor at Opunake High is Ms Yvonne van Lent. Ms van Lent helps students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Ms van Lent's office is located in the schools administration block, just past the staff room. There are heaps of different ways that you can get to see her including:
If it's urgent and she has somebody with her you can either slip a note under the door or get the office to call her for you.
You can even get a friend, family member or another member of staff to set up an appointment for you.
The Guidance Counsellor at Patea High is Mrs Chris Hilford. Mrs Hilford helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Her office is located in the Karaka Block. If you want to make an appointment to see Mrs Hilford there are heaps of ways that you can go about it, including:
The Guidance Counsellor at Sacred Heart is Mrs Vivienne Zsigovits (also known as Mrs Z). Mrs Z helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Her office is at the end of the corridor by the language room in Room 108.There are heaps of different ways that you can organise to see her, including:
Mrs Z says "you can bring any problem to me and if I'm not able to help I can put you in touch with someone who can".
The Guidance Counsellor at Spotswood College is Mr Ernie Priestley. Mr Priestley helps students in lots of different ways (see the description of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Priestley's office can be found at the far end of the administration block. There are heaps of different ways that you can get in touch with him, including:
The teacher who works with the guidance issues at St Mary's is Ms Sue Roodbeen. Ms Roodbeen helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). If you want to see Ms Roodbeen just go to her office, which is in the hostel building. If she's not there or she is busy with someone else then you can ether come back later or leave a message at the school office; she will get in touch with you when she is free. Ms Roodbeen is available between the hours of 7:30am-3pm.
The Guidance Counsellor at Stratford High is Ms Toni Butler. Ms Butler helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a Guidance Counsellor does on the previous page). Ms Butler's office is located in the student services area. If you want to make an appointment just go to her office. If the door is closed then she is probably busy with another student so you should come back at interval or lunchtime. If it's really urgent she is cool with you sliding a note under the door. You can make contact with her yourself or if you prefer, you can get a friend, teacher or family member to make one for you.
The Guidance Counsellor at Waitara High is Mr Graeme Clark. Mr Clark helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a guidance counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Clark's office is located in the main block next to the Wharenui. There are heaps of different ways that you can get to see him including:
The Guidance Counsellor at Waverley High is Mr Vince Connelly. Mr Connelly helps students in lots of different ways (see the summary of what a Guidance Counsellor does on the previous page). Mr Connelly's office is by the A.V. room, however he is only there on Fridays. There are heaps of ways that you can get to see him. These include:
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