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Victim Support 5c Coin Collection
Victim Support launched a nationwide competition inviting all primary and intermediate schools in New Zealand to collect 5c coins before they go out of circulation in July next year.
Schools from all over New Zealand have collected 5c coins to win breakfast and a coaching session with the stars of New Zealand cricket.
The competition is a joint initiative between State, NZ Cricket and Victim Support, with the State Domestic Cricket teams forming the basis of the prize in each of the six regions.
The schools who have won in each region are:
Region |
School |
Breakfast Date |
Wellington |
Tawhai Primary, Upper Hutt |
30 November 2005 |
Canterbury |
Paparoa Street School, Christchurch |
1 December 2005 |
Auckland |
Torbay Primary School, Auckland |
2 December 2005 |
Northern Districts |
Taiho Primary School, Wairoa |
9 December 2005 |
Central Districts |
Raureka School, Hastings |
9 December 2005 |
Otago |
Rotary Park School |
16 December 2005 |
“Victim Support is delighted that the schools community have so enthusiastically and generously collected 5c coins to help us continue to support all people in the community affected by crime and trauma”; said Heather Verry, Public Relations Manager.
“It has also been a great opportunity for the pupils of local schools to meet the stars of New Zealand cricket. The winning schools are excited about having their hero’s visit their school for breakfast.”
Breakfast will commence at most schools at 8.30 a.m. followed by a coaching session and a game with the kids.
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