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Grounded in the whakataukī Ko au ko koe, ko koe ko au – I am you, and you are me, this year’s theme reminds us that connection and belonging are important for our mental and emotional health. Belonging can be built in simple ways – checking in with a friend, making time for a kōrero, inviting someone in, or reaching out to someone new. As we approach the end of the semester, it’s a good opportunity to think about how we’re connecting with others and looking after our own wellbeing. Every small act of connection can help build a stronger, more supportive community. Find ideas and free resources for Mental Health Awareness Week at mhaw.nz. |
Final Assessment DeadlineA reminder that the end-of-semester deadline for final assessments is Friday 6 November. If you’re finding the deadline challenging, please get in touch with Neroli as soon as possible to discuss your situation. You can also reach out to the Student Support team if you need some extra support as you finish the semester. Thinking About Studying in 2027?Whether you’re returning to Carey in 2027 or considering starting a new programme, now is a great time to get in touch with Neroli to discuss your study options, courses and next steps. Course EvaluationsA big thank you to everyone who completed their Course Evaluations. Your feedback is valuable and helps Carey continue to improve the learning experience for students. Feedback from the evaluations will be shared in class over the coming couple of weeks, so keep an eye out for this opportunity to hear what was learned from your responses. |
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![]() SENDing — This SaturdayA reminder that SENDing is happening this Saturday, 10 October, at 7pm at Māngere Bridge Baptist Church, 28 Woodward Avenue. Come along and support our Pastoral and Youth Pastoral students who are graduating this year as we celebrate this important milestone with them. Everyone is welcome! If you’re unable to attend in person, a livestream will be available on the night. RSVP: events@carey.ac.nz |
![]() Open Evening — This TuesdayA reminder that Open Evening is happening this Tuesday, 6 October, from 7–8pm. You can join us onsite at Carey or online, so there’s no reason to miss it! We’d love to have some current Carey students join us to help welcome prospective students, share your experience and give them a feel for life at Carey. If you can make it, please come along – and why not bring a friend who might be interested in studying at Carey? |
2027 Proposed Student Services FeeThe Student Services Fee is a non-tuition fee that is charged to students enrolled at Carey. The funds received by Carey from the fee can only be spent on student services. So, that means it’s entirely FOR students. But, we need to hear from you! Each year, we request student feedback on the Student Services Fee before it is finalised. This is in compliance with guidelines set out by the Tertiary Education Commission, but we also really care about what you have to say. Take a look at the 2027 Proposed Student Services Fee, which outlines where the funds will be spent and heaps of other details. Please review the document and provide feedback to Levi Dyer by Tuesday 6 October 2026. |
![]() It's time for a competition!Have you seen this ad? We are keen to get some pics of YOU on it! We want to see pics of you fabulous students studying in your places… at the kitchen table, in your church, while milking the cows, listening to a lecture while driving… running.. at the gym… However you engage with Carey—we want to see it!! There is a prize… We are looking for:
Be creative, have some fun! We may use some of these on socials, and/or in print media so please ensure pics are high resolution. Did we mention there is a prize?! Send yours in by 16 October and we will award a prize to our fav entry. |
![]() Planning to Graduate in 2027?If you’re finishing a qualification this year, don’t forget to apply to graduate! Graduation will be held on Saturday 15 May 2027. If you have any questions about applying, please talk to Neroli. |
![]() Last chance to get some Centenary Merch!For a limited time, all remaining Centenary merchandise is 15% off. Choose from keepsake items including keep cups, hoodies, tees, pins, and more. Stock is limited, so once it's gone, it's gone. |
Weekly KarakiaJoin us for Karakia (chapel) this week at 11.15am as Monique Lee, lead pastor at Manurewa Baptist, brings us a message from 2 Kings 17. You won’t want to miss it! Listen to past messages from Karakia on the CareyOPEN podcast |
![]() The LibraryWe are so excited to have Amanda Bond starts this week as Library Manager/Student Support Director! If you’re onsite, make sure to come say hi and make her feel welcome. The Ayson-Clifford Library is at the heart of student life at Carey, providing the resources, guidance, and support you need to succeed in your studies. Whether you're studying on campus or online, Siong Ng, our Library Manager and Student Support Director, is here to help with finding resources, referencing, research, assessment skills, and general study support. If you need assistance, you're always welcome to drop into the library, give Siong a call on 09 526 0347, or send an email. No question is too small—we're here to help you make the most of your time at Carey. Library HoursMonday to Thursday: 8.30am to 5pm If you need access to the library after hours and on Saturdays, email the library. |
Stay updatedPlease make sure you are regularly logging into your Carey Student email. All key comms from your classes and from Neroli will be sent here, so we recommend checking these at least once a week! |
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