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Blue Light Tauranga EventsSpend the day at the pool, go to the rugby, come fishing or try out for our Fear Factor competition or apply to attend the Blue light Youth Life Skills Camp for free! Tauranga’s Blue Light police youth events, activities and programmes have something for everyone!
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| February 2012 |
Kids Gone Fishin Day 10-1pm |
Unfortunately due to Graeme's very busy schedule this event has been postponed. We will reschedule as soon as possible! |
4 March 2012
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Childrens Day 11am - 2pm
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Fun day for all children held at Village on 17th
Blue Light/ Police will have a stall here doing fun BLAST activities and games. Come see out and the booze bus along with many other activities like bouncy castles, sports displays, horse rides, etc
Everything is FREE |
14 March 2012
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Y7 & 8 Police PCT competition
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Schools enter your team now for a fun inter school competition at the TECT arena. Spectators welcome 9.30-1.30pm
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More events coming soon......... |
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PCT Fear Factor Event
The PCT competition is a great team building event between students and schools and also gives the students an appreciation of Police fitness requirements. Also built into this event is some Fear factor events, Crime scene investigation and offender description to test students bravery, and observation skills to see if they have what it takes to be a cop.
Kids Gone Fishin
Kids Gone Fishing events are a series of nationwide events based around fishing and outdoor activities. The aim is to give kids a day of fun and to encourage parents to spend quality time with their kids in healthy outdoor activities.The events are organised and run by the New Zealand Police Blue Light, the Gone Fishing Team and other local sponsors.
These fishing events (and all other Blue Light Activities);
- Model positive behaviour and provide appropriate role models
- Establish good communication links between the police and young people
- Involve families, schools and communities
The philosophy behind these events is to offer positive alternatives to poor behaviour, through which people can avoid putting themselves at risk of becoming an offender of victim.
There is no charge for this event, plus there will be free sausage sizzle, drinks, and heaps of spot prizes thanks to the support of local businesses such as McDonalds, Katmandu, Fishing 4 Less.
Registration can be done on the day at the event or by picking up a registration form from the Tauranga or Durham Street Police Station.
For further information contact Wendy Nicholls 027 5628972 or 07 5774430
Blue Light Bangers
Eleven Blue Light Banger events are run throughout the year in local schools, with the involvement of other emergency services workers. The aim of the youth events is to establish police relationships whilst rewarding kids for positive behaviour. This event has been extremely successful in bridging gaps between the community and emergency services and helps make police, fire and ambulance personnel more approachable for children.
Plus more coming throughout the year……
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