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Car park charge plan for Clifton Tce 

TIGHT: Getting around the tight corner and around the parked 

cars, which could become a residents only bay can cause 

headaches for vehicles. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

• By Caitlin Miles 

A CONTROVERSIAL plan to 

make car owners pay to park 

on Clifton Tce has been delayed 

after mixed responses from 

residents. 

The city council proposed to 

put four ‘residents only’ parking 

spots on Clifton Tce following 

concerns over difficulty finding a 

park on the narrow road. 

The residents would have to pay 

a yearly fee to be able to park in 

the currently free spots, which 

one resident said was ridiculous. 

A lot of the road has yellow 

lines, with only small areas for 

cars to park, and many residents 

do not have off-street car parking, 

relying on finding a spot within 

reasonable walking distance. 

There are currently four car 

parks below number 11 Clifton 

Tce near a tight hairpin corner 

which anyone can use, but the 

city council wants to restrict the 

parking to residents only. 

Only 10 residents responded, 

with five submitters against the 

proposal and five supporting the 

idea. 

Justin Prain has lived on Clifton 

Tce for 12 years and is against 

the proposal. He said finding 

a car park had never been too 

much of a problem and involving 

the city council would be “a waste 

of time”. 

“There’s just no need for the 

city council to get involved and 

start policing it,” he said. 

•Turn to page 8 

Denman 

leads 

Sumner 

charge at 

surf awards 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER LIFEGUARD Tom Denman 

was one of the first on the scene when a car 

crashed into the sea near Sumner claiming an 

elderly woman’s life. 

He was part of a surf lifesaving crew that 

helped to recover the body of Maureen Imrie, 

73, who was killed when the car her husband 

Bruce was driving crashed off Main Rd. 

•Turn to page 6 

SAFE HANDS: Policeman Tom Denman who was named lifeguard of the year at the weekend. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

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Wednesday May 24 2017 

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WELL DONE Tom Denman 

(page 1) who was named 

Canterbury lifeguard of the year at 

the weekend. 

Tom was one of six awards the 

Sumner club scooped on the night, 

so a deserved night celebrating – I 

hope! 

In March, Denman was part of 

a surf lifesaving crew that helped 

to recover the body of Maureen 

Imrie, the elderly woman who died 

when the car her husband was 

driving left Main Rd and crashed 

into the sea. 

The 26-year-old also serves the 

community in other ways; he is in 

the police. 

Also on page 1, a Mexican standoff 

over parking on tight Clifton 

Tce. The city council is considering 

charging residents for an off-street 

park. 

They surveyed residents for 

views – five are against the idea; 

five are for it. 

Toss a coin? – Barry Clarke 

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Sumner pupils SCHOOLS 

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Your Local Views.......10 

Schools...................................14 

Linwood College........15 

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Community Events...19 

Real Estate...........................21 

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News 

Bid to get jetty under way 


CAMPAIGNERS FOR a floating 

jetty at Naval Point are making 

a bid for $220,000 to get the 

project under way. 

The Naval Point boat safety 

group has asked the city council 

to include the amount in the 

draft Annual Plan. 

With $100,000 the group has 

already in the bank from private 

investors, it will enable them 

to create a fixed 

access jetty, a 12m 

gangway and 

a 20m floating 

jetty located on 

the south side of 

the current boat 

James 

Ensor 

ramp at Naval 

Point. 

That is the first 

stage of a major 

jetty development the group says 

is vitally needed in Lyttelton. 

For 24 years the group has 

been campaigning for a safer 

place for boats to be launched 

and retrieved from, that could be 

used in rough weather if need be. 

Naval Point boat safety member 

James Ensor said the Naval 

Point Club and other ramps in 

the harbour “are totally unsuitable” 

in southerly and southwesterlyconditions 

and the floating 

jetty is designed to be used 

during almost all conditions. 

In 1993 proposals were developed 

for improved facilities 

at Naval Point, which led to the 

commencement of construction 

PROPOSED: By constructing a floating jetty on the south side of 

the Naval Point boat ramp a group hopes to make it safer and 

easier to get boats out of the water during rough conditions. 

of the Magazine Bay Marina in 

2000. 

However, during construction, 

a southerly storm destroyed the 

offshore floating structures and 

the development ceased. 

Further upgrades the group 

want include removing a section 

of the current rock breakwater, 

a new 150m floating device to 

be used as a new breakwater 

device, removing existing piles 

and a possible floating berth for 

coastguard use. 

Group members believe the 

floating jetty will also complement 

the development the city 

council are doing at Naval Point, 

looking to improve and upgrade 

Magazine Bay, Lyttelton Recreation 

Reserve and the public boat 

ramp. Consultation on the development 

closes next Tuesday. 

The group hopes to have the 

jetty operating this year if the 

funding comes through. 

In Brief 

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THe Akaroa Volunteer Fire 

Brigade is on the move and has 

put out a call for help packing the 

station. The brigade needs boxes 

and newspaper to help clear out 

the station while renovations are 

made to the building. The work is 

expected to take eight weeks and 

is the first major upgrade since 

1982. The brigade plans to move 

out on Monday and will operate 

from Portacoms until the work is 

finished. If you have any empty 

boxes or newspapers drop them 

off on the front deCk of the fire 

station at 49 Beach Rd, firefighters 

will pick up the boxes at 5pm each 

day. 

FIRE SUBMISSIONS WANTED 

The Australian firefighter 

appointed to lead a review into 

the operational response to the 

Port Hills fire wants to hear from 

those affected by the fire. Alan 

Goodwin, from the Australasian 

Fire and Emergency Service 

Authorities Council, is seeking 

submissions from the public as 

part of his review. People affected 

by the fire can make submissions 

via the city council website up 

until June 12. The New Zealand 

Fire Service and National Rural 

Fire Authority have initiated the 

review. It is expected the findings 

will be released in October. 

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And the winners are... 

Once a year the team at Ray White Ferrymead get together with their partners to celebrate the 

end of financial year awards. This year’s event was held locally at Ten27 in Ferry Road. The 

awards are always a special occasion and signify, not only the success of a well established 

team, but also acknowledges the lasting relationship that our business has with the residents 

of the Bay Harbour area. At the awards we talked about the ongoing loyalty of our team, 

not only to each other, but to the community at large. For nearly 20 years we have had a 

continuous involvement in the area with sponsorships, community events and local initiatives; 

and in 20 years time we will still be doing the same! 

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The awards winners are... 

Congratulations to: 

Number 1 

sales individual, 

Matt Clayton 

Number 2 sales 

individual, 

Mark Gardner 

Number 1 Team, 

Daisy Foldesi 

and Marie 

Malone 

Annual Collection for 

Ronald McDonald House 

This year we had a record number of 

Ray White offices participating in the 

collection for Ronald McDonald House, 

98 in total this year! Of course Ray 

White Ferrymead always likes to lend 

a hand, and this year was no different. 

Positioned at The Tannery we had some 

very generous donations from people in 

the community, and it’s always nice to 

have the opportunity to help particularly 

children in our communities. So a big 

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News 

Playground upgrade delayed 


UPGRADES TO Scarborough 

Park playground won’t be done 

this year as planned. 

The city council budgeted 

$150,000 for the improvements, 

which were scheduled for this 

year. 

The city council has pushed 

funding for 

the playground 

out until 

2019/2020. City 

council head of 

parks Andrew 

Rutledge said 

this was due 

Darrell 

Latham 

to the Annual 

Plan process 

and budget 

restraints. 

Upgrades have been a 

long time coming – it was 

created in the 1960s. The city 

council identified the need to 

improve the equipment last 

year. 

The city council asked for 

input into what the community 

would like to see in the park in 

terms of upgrades at the end of 

last year so a plan could be made 

for public consultation, but now 

that plan will not be presented 

to the community until 2019 

because of the funding change. 

However, the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board requested the funding be 

reinstated for this year because 

of the poor state of the playground. 

Community board member 

Darrell Latham said they 

requested the funding be 

reinstated because the improvements 

are important to the 

community. 

“Our (community) board 

has asked for the funding to 

be brought back because we 

feel like this is a priority,” Dr 

Latham said. 

Mr Rutledge said depending 

on the confirmation of the 

budget in the Annual Plan 

process upgrades may be done 

to the whole of the park, including 

footpaths, park furniture, 

landscaping, drainage and 

upgrading equipment. 

The city council rates the 

Scarborough Reserve as one of 

the top-10 playgrounds across 

the city. 

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you 

think the Scarborough Park 

playground needs upgrades 

now? Do you think the 

community board should 

wait until a full park upgrade 

can be done? Send your 

opinion to caitlin.miles@ 

starmedia.kiwi 

In Brief 

LAND SWAP CONSULTATION 

Public consultation on the land swap 

between Redcliffs Park and Redcliffs 

School will start on Monday. The 

consultation will be carried out 

to allow people to have their say 

on changing the reserve status of 

Redcliffs Park to the old school site, 

so the school can be built on the 

park. The Crown already owns 1ha 

of the 1.9ha park and the city council 

owns the remainder. The Ministry 

would have to pay market value for 

the city council-owned land if the 

sale goes ahead. Submission period 

will be open until June 26. 

ROAD CLOSURES 

The installation of ultra-fast 

broadband in a section of Lyttelton 

means several roads will be closed 

for the next month while the work is 

carried out. College Rd, Stevensons 

Steep, Crossland, Foster, Randolph 

and Reserve Tces will be closed until 

June 20 for contractors to carry out 

the work. 

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Submissions on the city council’s 

plans to redevelop the Governors 

Bay Community Centre and Pool 

Reserve closes on Monday. A tree 

hut, bike track and skate park could 

be key features in the redevelopment. 

It involves improving the current 

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ONE OF the people who 

campaigned to have more police 

presence in Lyttelton has himself 

become a victim of 

crime. 

Paul Dietsche’s 

Winchester St flat was 

broken into on Thursday 

– ironically when 

there was a larger than 

normal police presence 

in port due to the visit 

of Police Minister and 

Deputy Prime Minister 

Paula Bennett. 

It was was ironic his flat was 

burgled when Ms Bennett was 

there, he said. 

Vortex 

Flush 

PATROL: 

During a visit 

to Lyttelton, 

Police 

Minister Paula 

Bennett 

stopped in 

to visit Dave 

Knowles 

(second on 

left) and other 

Lyttelton 

officers. 

Campaigner’s home 

hit by burglars 

Mr Dietsche and fellow Lyttelton 

resident Candice Milner 

spearheaded a campaign to try 

and get more police coverage in 

Lyttelton and the bay areas. 

It led to a public meeting 

where the police explained 

the level of crime in Lyttelton 

was much lower than 

what residents thought it 

was. 

Several items were 

taken from Mr Dietche’s 

flatmate’s room in the 

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burglary. 

It is believed the break-in 

happened between 2-3.30pm. 

Sergeant Dave Knowles said the 

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the burglary squad. 

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TOP CLUB: Sumner Surf Life Saving Club celebrate winning 

the club of the year at Saturday’s Canterbury Awards of 

Excellence. 

•From page 1 

“I was physically on the water. 

It was a horrible experience but 

it was nice to be able to help get 

the family some closure,” Denman 

said yesterday. 

Now the 26-year-old has been 

recognised for his deeds on the 

water, winning the lifeguard of 

the year award at the Canterbury 

Surf Life Saving awards of 

excellence on Saturday night 

But it is not only on the 

water that Denman serves 

the community. He has just 

completed his first year as a 

police officer. 

Denman’s award was one of 

six for the Sumner club. Other 

individual winners were Jonelle 

Quane (coach of the year), Seb 

Johnson (sportsperson of the 

year), Derek Shanks (surf official 

of the year), Kate Suter (volunteer 

of the year). 

Taylors Mistake also picked up 

two awards. Craig Jamieson (Te 

Onepoto – junior surf coaching) 

and William Jamieson (rookie 

lifeguard of the year). 

Denman been a lifeguard at 

Sumner since 2006. Until joining 

the police last year he had 

worked as a full-time lifeguard 

on opposite sides of the globe, 

spending four summers working 

in Poole, England. 

“It was great spending summers 

on the beach but I reached 

a point where I felt it was time to 

settle in one spot. Working with 

the police has some similarities 

to patrolling the beach in terms 

of getting outside and creating 

a positive influence,” said Denman. 

Lifeguard of the year recognises 

the outstanding contribution 

to the delivery and development 

of drowning prevention services 

for surf lifesaving. 

Later in the year Denman will 

travel to Auckland with fellow 

club member Kate Suter, who 

was named volunteer of the year 

at the weekend. 

The volunteer of the year was 

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Golf club celebrates 

opening of new rooms 

LIFE MEMBER Richard 

Barnett had the honour of 

opening the Charteris Bay 

Golf’s new clubhouse. 

The clubhouse was badly 

damaged in the 2010 and 

2011 earthquakes and 

needed to be rebuilt. 

Mr Barnett joined the 

club in 1947 and has been 

an active member ever 

since. There were 100 other 

members that joined Mr 

Barnett at the opening, 

hosted by the club’s captain 

Rob Phillips and president 

Allister Cotter. 

The original clubhouse 

was built in 1913. Members 

of the club and wider community 

worked together to 

get the money needed to 

rebuild. 

Warren Sheddan was 

an important part of the 

project, offering to design 

the building and manage 

the project at no cost to the 

club. 

Golf club member Warren 

Griffiths said the new 

clubhouse is a great redevelopment 

for the club. 

“This is a fantastic asset 

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ribbon, with support from ladies club captain, Chris 

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NEW: The clubrooms have been rebuilt close to the 

original building that had to be demolished. 

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Griffiths said. 

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News 

Tunnel gets 

safety upgrade 

WORK ON fire safety 

improvements and reducing 

possible lengthy closures to 

Lyttelton Tunnel is set to begin. 

The system is designed to control 

and contain a fire until fire services 

reach the scene. 

McConnell Dowell has been 

awarded the contract for the $28.7 

million project, which is the largest 

undertaken at the tunnel since it 

opened in 1964. 

Transport minister Simon 

Bridges said since the Canterbury 

earthquakes the tunnel has provided 

the most direct freight access 

to the town and port. 

“A tunnel closure because of a fire 

could have a serious economic impact 

on Christchurch, Canterbury 

and the South Island. This deluge 

system once installed will reduce 

this risk and improve fire safety for 

tunnel users,” Mr Bridges said. 

The project involves the construction 

of two reservoirs, two 

pump stations, and the installation 

of 9km of pipe work and 2,400 fire 

sprinkler nozzles throughout the 

tunnel. 

Most work will be conducted in 

the ducts above the tunnel with 

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Some night-time tunnel closures 

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Wilson departs community house 


THE MANAGER of Lyttelton 

Community House and two other 

staff have been made redundant due 

to funding cuts. 

Christine Wilson was the 

manager of the centre and had 

worked there for a decade, but due 

to a lack of funding the centre had 

to reduce its hours and let staff go to 

be able to keep running – on limited 

services. 

Ms Wilson is also the chairwoman 

of the Banks Peninsula Community 

Board and she said while it was 

sad to leave she had no bad feelings 

about her departure. 

“I commend our board, they had 

to make a tough decision but it’s all 

good,” Ms Wilson said. 

The trust was established in 

2008 and was instrumental to the 

community following the February 

22, 2011, earthquake, offering 

support and help for those in 

need. 

She said while it’s sad she will no 

longer be involved directly with 

the community house she is glad 

services will be able to continue. 

“It’s sad, it’s been a long time 

but that’s life. I’m thrilled it will be 

continuing,” Ms Wilson said. 

Special farewells were held 

to thank Ms Wilson for her 

commitment and involvement with 

the organisation. 

Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson 

gave a presentation at one of 

those, she spoke about her 

commitment and ability to help 

those in need. 

“She could detect a need in the 

community and give that support,” 

Ms Dyson said. 

Ms Wilson said she will now 

be able to spend more of her time 

focused on her community board 

responsibilities. 

GRATITUDE: During an afternoon 

tea to thank Ms Wilson for her 

work with the community house 

she was presented with a cake. 

Car park charge plan for Clifton Tce 

•From page 1 

In Mr Prain’s submission, he 

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A decision was meant to be 

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Heathcote Community Board 

last week, but city councillor 

Sara Templeton said a decision 

has been held off until the community 

board can visit the site. 

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Needs of school support staff 

Pirate’s Corner 

This week 

Green MP 

Eugenie 

Sage writes 

about her 

recent trip 

back to 

school and 

what she 

learned about support staff 

and their needs 

Recently I went back to school 

for a day. 

I’ve visited schools before but 

not spent a whole day sitting in 

on classes and talking to students 

and staff. The day was part of 

teacher union Te Riru Roa/ 

NZEI’s “Walking in the shoes of 

a school support staff member” 

initiative. 

The union has invited MPs to 

shadow teacher assistants, librarians, 

administration officers 

and other school support staff to 

learn more about their role. 

After a day at Waltham Primary 

School I was in awe of the 

commitment, dedication and 

skills of teachers and support 

staff. With 230 pupils, Waltham 

Readers respond to last 

week’s article in Bay 

Harbour News about 

where a skate park should 

go in Sumner and the 

wider area 

Rosemary Smart – I believe 

very strongly that a skate park 

should not be located in a residential 

area. The noise is quite 

significant. An area like Barnett 

Park might be a possibility or 

the front of the old Redcliffs 

School area. 

Rob Dickinson – Sumner 

nimby crew will do their best 

to get it removed. To think we 

could have had a proper skate 

park. 

Pauline Barker – And so 

it should be, pathetic not many 

neighbours where it was. Old 

people forget they were young 

has 10 full-time teaching staff 

and seven teaching assistants. 

The relatively high ratio recognises 

the value of support staff in 

a busy classroom environment. 

They free-up teachers to focus on 

teaching and help maintain student 

and classroom well-being. 

Support staff have a vital role 

in ensuring that children reach 

their potential. At Waltham, 

teacher assistant Jan worked with 

different groups of three or four 

children to practice their reading 

and writing, ensure they grasped 

phonetics, and test their spelling. 

This helps ensure no child gets 

left behind. 

In another class, Neil focused 

on children with behavioural issues, 

enabling them to participate 

in a mainstream environment 

without disrupting other students’ 

learning. 

I watched Kelly take a group of 

seven students through exercises 

to calculate the perimeter of 

different sized rectangles. The 

absolute joy and sense of achievement 

one boy expressed when 

he got the correct answer was 

infectious. 

In Budget 2016, the National 

Government froze school operations 

grants. 

This has made it more difficult 

for schools to make ends meet in 

terms of running costs. It’s meant 

many schools lack the funds to 

pay enough teacher aide hours 

for their students’ learning and 

support needs. 

It also means that support staff 

endure lower wages and insecure 

employment. They only get paid 

for contact hours at the school, 

not for preparation time or during 

school holidays, in spite of 

being unable to find short-term 

casual work during school holidays. 

Budget 2017 needs to provide 

more funding for school operations 

grants. 

This would enable support staff 

to get fairer pay, more secure 

work hours and increased allowances 

for the specialist tasks they 

do and skills they bring to our 

schools. We need to invest in our 

children and their education so 

they thrive. 

CLOSED: The Sumner skate ramp on Wakefield Ave was 

closed earlier this year when city council ran noise tests and 

found it did not comply with noise standards. 

once, it’s called having fun. 

Sharen Paine – My view is 

that we don’t need a skate park 

in Sumner. We have existing 

parks as well as beaches and 

hills – a wonderful natural 

environment. We don’t need 

a place for overgrown kids 

[many of those who used the 

temporary one drove there in 

their own cars] to congregate, 

intimidate others and leave 

rubbish everywhere. That’s how 

the temporary one was used. I 

walked past it frequently and 

experienced the rubbish and 

intimidation first hand. There 

is a skate park at Washington 

Way in town for those people. 

For actual children, why not 

include such a facility in one of 

the already existing parks in the 

area. 

Learn the rules before 

you go on the water 

• By Gary Manch, navigational 

safety officer, Lyttelton 

IN 2016, Research New Zealand 

conducted a national boating 

survey and the results showed 

that Canterbury has 16 per cent 

of New Zealand’s recreational 

boaties, making us the second 

highest in New Zealand behind 

Auckland (with 24 per cent). 

In real numbers, around 

148,800 of you are participating 

in some form of recreational 

boating in Canterbury. 

This comes as no surprise 

given the fact that our beautiful 

region not only has a long 

coastline, but also many rivers 

and lakes that are enjoyed by 

everybody from paddle boarders, 

rowers, and kayakers through to 

jet and power boat users. 

The reason I am bringing this 

information to your attention is, 

out of the 148,800 recreational 

boat users out there, I’d be interested 

to know how many of you 

have completed a boating safety 

or maintenance course … and I 

would be surprised if it’s even as 

high as 10 per cent. I am more 

than happy to be proved wrong. 

So here is the challenge for 

winter – check out the websites 

below and get yourself onto one 

of the courses offered. 

The basic boating safety course 

is the ‘day skipper’, and this can 

be completed either online in 

your own time or by attending a 

two-day course. 

For those of you who have a 

VHF radio in the boat, it is advisable 

to do the Maritime Radio 

Operator’s Course and then you 

will be sweet to go. 

There are other courses such 

as Boatmaster, Boating Maintenance 

and many more. All are 

worthwhile. 

It’s not uncommon when I am 

out and about for boaties to tell 

me they do not know the rules. 

If you were stopped for speeding 

in your car and you told the 

police that you did not know the 

speed limit, the chances of police 

letting you off without a ticket is 

pretty remote. It is up to you to 

know what the speed limit is on 

the road, and the same applies on 

the water. 

It is your responsibility to 

know the rules and comply with 

them. 

One difference between driving 

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recreational boatie is that as a 

car driver you have had to pass 

a driving test to ensure you have 

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You do not require a licence 

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The onus is on you to not abuse 

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you have not done so already. 

•www.boatingeducation.org. 

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SCHOOLS 

ARRIVED: A group of 20 pupils went to Samoa to learn more 

about the country and to give pupils there items they had 

collected. 

Learning experience in 

Samoa for Sumner pupils 

PUPILS FROM Sumner School 

had some incredible experiences 

when they visited Samoa. 

On May 13, a group of 20 

pupils travelled to Samoa for an 

overseas learning experience. The 

main purpose of the trip was to 

learn more about Samoan language, 

traditions, customs and to 

experience what going to school 

is like in a different environment 

to New Zealand. 

The group visited the islands of 

Upolu and Savai’i. Pupils Pearl 

O’Brien and Coco Barham said 

there were a lot of highlights during 

the trip. 

Pearl and Coco said some 

included swimming with turtles 

and snorkelling in the coral reefs, 

but the best part was St Mary’s 

School in Apia. 

The pair said they had an 

incredible welcome from the staff 

and students and also got to meet 

their pen pals, who they had been 

writing to in the months leading 

up to the visit. 

Over the past couple of months, 

the pupils were tasked with filling 

a container with different items 

for the children in Samoa. 

The Sumner Rugby Football 

Club also got on board, they 

donated rugby gear, including 

boots, uniforms and balls for 

the Sumner School to take with 

them. 

Redcliffs School also helped 

to fill the container, putting 

furniture and stationery into the 

container. 

The pupils hope to return to 

Samoa for another learning trip. 

EXPERIENCE: The pupils visited various schools during their 

time in Samoa. 

SUCCESS: Our Lady Star of the Sea School 

year 5-6 football team were the best on the 

day winning all 10 games they played. 

Sports teams from Our Lady Star of the Sea 

School had a lot of success at a recent Catholic 

schools competition. 

The school’s year 5-8 football and netball teams 

showed off their talent when they competed in 

the annual Canterbury Catholic Schools winter 

tournament. 

The year 5 and six football team won all 10 of 

the games they played, while the year 7 and 8 

won nine out of 10 and the year 5-8 netball teams 

played eight and won four. 

POET AND author James 

Norcliffe paid a visit to the 

pupils at Diamond Harbour 

School. 

Over two days, year 7 and 8 

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workshops. 

One of the pupils, Molly, said 

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“I think it was a really great opportunity 

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She said it was an enjoyable 

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nine of the 10 games. 

PLAY: The year 5-8 netball teams played eight 

games and won four. 

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Shepherdson, Navaeh 

Anderson, George Lamb, 

Jack Jones, and Indie Giles 

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Free Week, which runs from 

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Linwood 

College 

PERSONALISED 

PATHWAYS 

TO SUCCESS 

2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth 

2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie 

3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin 

Enrolling now for 2018 

Message from the Principal 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. 

Kia Orana. Malo e lelei. 

Bula. Fakaalofa atu. 

Namaste and Kumusta. 

Greetings to our 

Community. 

There is considerably 

increased community 

interest in Linwood 

College. People are hearing about our 

school’s re-development and they want to 

know more. I am often asked at various 

community events, “Why Linwood?” More 

and more people are keen to know what 

Linwood College can offer their children. 

There are three clear answers to this 

question. 

Firstly, our school nurtures personal 

excellence by providing varied opportunities 

to meet individual needs. At Linwood 

College learning success and personal wellbeing 

are inseparable. All Linwood learners 

can expect to be challenged, enriched and 

supported to reach personal excellence. 

Learning is personalised for a ‘love to learn’ 

culture so that each learning stage builds 

upon one another to form an integrated, 

personalised pathway. 

Secondly, Linwood provides a safe, caring 

physical and emotional environment with 

positive systems and processes to support 

students and communicate with families. 

Well-being is at the heart of our school. 

Finally, Linwood College embraces diversity 

and inclusiveness. We see this as reflective 

of both New Zealand society today and of 

New Zealand’s global future. Linwood 

learners have a global understanding. 

These three answers about our school can 

be summarised in one phrase: Pathways to 

Excellence: learning and social well-being. 

In this season of school open nights I am 

holding regular appointments for families 

keen to learn more about Linwood College 

and meet me personally. Please phone the 

school office, phone 9820100, to book in a 

time. 

Nga mihi nui to our community as the 

positive activity of the year continues. I 

am always keen to meet people so if any 

member of the community wishes to talk to 

me about anything, please contact the office 

to arrange a time for this to occur. My door 

is open. 

Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki-Principal 

Congratulations - Rise in NCEA Results 

In early May our school received a letter 

from the Minister of Education, the 

Honourable Hekia Parata, congratulating 

the Board of Trustees and wider school 

on the significant improvements in our 

2016 NECA results. Students, staff and 

the Board are all pleased to receive this 

positive acknowledgement. 

Stepping into the Future - the shape of 

things to come 

Masterplanning is underway for our total 

school rebuild on our site with the physical 

work beginning in 2018. The time frame is 

three years, so that the College can function 

sensibly over the rebuild period. 

Responding to the clear community voice on 

Linwood College’s future direction, we will 

have purpose-built general and specialist 

facilities for classroom learning, sports and 

Duke of Edinburgh Expedition 

Seventeen students from Linwood College 

deployed on a 3-day, 62 kilometre journey 

with the Joshua Foundation to complete their 

Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Award 

(DOEHA) Expedition. 

The expedition took place in challenging 

conditions through Motukarara, Little River, 

then through the Kaituna Valley to the 

Packhorse Hut and down to Gebbies Pass 

- with the last part of the expedition over 

the Banks Peninsula to Godley Heads and 

terminating at Taylors’ Mistake Beach. 

cultural pursuits. 

Our classrooms will have the flexibility of 

size to suit the student and the nature of the 

learning occurring. Our facilities will centre 

on learner-autonomy for personalised 

success and future-focussed employability 

and leadership skills. 

A Linwood learner is nationally and globally 

prepared. 

Under the guidance of Chris Allan from the 

Joshua Foundation, the students developed 

their leadership knowledge and forged strong 

personal relationships with each other with 

great results. 

Chris Allan and the Joshua Foundation has 

worked with Linwood College over the past 

nine years serving our school community 

with hundreds of students successfully 

completing the various awards. 

Families roll up for Dessert 

This month the Linwood College Hospitality 

Department held a dessert restaurant over 

two nights. Year 13 hospitality students 

worked hard during Term 1, trialling mini 

desserts for the degustation event with 

Year 12 hospitality students trained in table 

service. 

The evenings would not have been as 

successful as they were, without the hard 

work and planning by former Linwood 

College student Navneet Narayan. These 

evenings are deservedly attracting more 

and more attention. 

Power Up East! 

Pasifika students from any school are all 

invited to participate in this programme 

involving tutoring, mentoring and 

engagement for our Pasifika Community. 

This is based at Linwood College every 

Tuesday from 5pm to 6.50pm. 

Come along with your families to the Linwood 

College School Hall. Groups separate into 

ECE, primary and secondary sectors and 

parents will have their own session too! 

Spread the word. Let’s Power Up for Pasifika 

success! 

David Siumu was the youngest contestant in his section during the recent SPACPAC Speech Competition. 

Titi Tomasi (right) came third in the Senior Samoan speech category. 

Fuel Up Fundraiser 

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Three teams 

at top of table 


A NIL-ALL draw with defending 

Mainland Premier League 

champions Cashmere Technical 

has kept Ferrymead Bays at the 

top of the table. 

Ferrymead Bays lead a threehorse 

race midway through the 

Mainland Premier League season. 

Bays are on 23 points after 10 

games with Cashmere on 22. 

Coastal Spirit are also in the 

mix and are now just one point 

behind Cashmere following their 

1-0 win over Nomads United. 

Playing at Ferrymead Park, the 

home side played with the strong 

breeze behind them in them in the 

first half. However, couldn’t use 

it to their advantage as the sides 

went to the break at 0-0. 

In the second half goalkeeper 

Adam Heighfield was the star 

of the show for Bays. Late in the 

game he made a full stretch save 

to deny Cashmere defender Tom 

Schwarz’s hit from long range. 

He also produced another gem 

to deny Stu Kelly from inside the 

18-yard-box in the final stages. 

Their next test comes against FC 

Twenty 11 at Avonhead Park on 

Saturday. 


SUMNER’S HOPES of a 

top-six finish in the first round 

of the Hawkins Cup are still 

alive following a gritty 11-10 

win over Shirley at St Leonards 

Square. 

Coming into Saturday’s 

match nothing was required if 

Sumner’s top-six hopes were 

to stay alive. They looked like 

a hungry team early, jumping 

out to an 8-0 lead within the 

opening 5min courtesy of a Nik 

Cumming penalty and No. 8 

Dylan Nel brushing off Shirley’s 

defence to score his fifth try this 

season. 

With the wind wreaking 

havoc on the thought of any 

intricate back play, the game 

quickly became a battle of the 

forwards and the score wouldn’t 

SPORTS 

Big swells for surfers 

• By Andrew King 

SUMNER’S Caspar McCormick 

won the longboard section of 

the Canterbury scholastic surf 

championships in cold, testing 

conditions on Sunday. 

Held during a southerly flow that 

swept across New Brighton’s beach, 

McCormick’s fancy footwork saw 

him win the category while Little 

River’s Daisy Cooper placed second. 

Cooper was also the top ranked 

under-14 surfer in the girls’ mixed 

age section where she placed fourth. 

Sumner surfers had a good showing 

at the competition with Estella 

Hungerford winning the girl’s 

mixed age section, Jordan Sparrow 

placing second in the under-18 

BATTLING: 

Sumner’s Angus 

Mossman 

placed third in 

the under-18 

section of the 

Canterbury 

scholastic surf 

champs in New 

Brighton last 

weekend. 

PHOTO: MARK 

BISHOP 

Tense battle for Sumner in blustery conditions 

change before half-time. 

“We realised pretty quickly 

that it was going to be an armwrestle,” 

said Sumner coach 

Martin Dodgson. 

Shirley came out firing in the 

second half and cut Sumner’s 

advantage to one before a second 

penalty from Cumming made 

it 11-7. 

It was nail-biting stuff for 

Sumner fans in the dying stages 

of the game. A Shirley penalty 

made it 11-10 to Sumner before 

Cumming’s restart went out on 

the full giving Shirley a scrum 

on half-way. 

Sumner were then marched 

back 10m and gave Shirley a 

40m kick to take the lead. It was 

unsuccessful. 

However, Cumming once 

again put the ball out on the full, 

boys’ section, Angus Mossman 

third and Thomas Harcourt 

fourth. 

Sparrow was unlucky to not take 

the top spot after leading up until 

the final 5min before Christchurch 

Boys’ High School student Sam 

Sands wrestled it from him. 

Finn Brokenshire, also from 

Sumner, placed third in the 

under-16 boys and Tim Gould, 

of Redcliffs, placed fourth in the 

under-14 boys. 

The event is a trial for the 

Canterbury scholastic surf team 

with a training squad expected 

to be named on June 11 with an 

eye on the national scholastic surf 

championships in Gisborne in 

October. 

this time from the 22m dropout. 

However, Sumner’s defence 

held firm and earned a penalty 

to kill off the game. 

“It was easily our best defensive 

effort of the season. We 

made seven low tackles against 

Burnside two weeks ago, 29 

against High School Old Boys 

the week after and against 

Shirley we made 53,” said Dodgson. 

With just three round-robin 

games remain in the Hawkins 

Cup before the 12-team competition 

in cut into a top and bottom 

six. Sumner will fancy their 

chances of making the top six. 

Their final three games are 

against Linwood, Belfast and 

Marist Albion, who all sit below 

them in the competition standings. 

WINNER: Sumner’s Caspar McCormick won the 

longboard section of the Canterbury scholastic surf 

champs held in New Brighton last weekend. 

SOLID SET: Sumner’s Jordan Sparrow had to settle for 

second in the under-18 section. PHOTO: MARK BISHOP 

ARM-WRESTLE: Sumner’s 11-10 win over Shirley was played out 

as a battle of the forwards in wintry conditions. 

PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY 

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Rhythm and bubs 

Friday from 9.30am-11.45am 

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ph 021 402 987 

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0102 

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Plumbing & Drainage 

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Local business for all 

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quality work, free quotes, 

no scaffolding 

ph Simon 027 389-1351 or 

required, 03 328-7280 

30 years of PAINTER 

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roofs, spraypainting, 

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waterblasting big or too small, specialise 

in repair work & new 

Phone Kevin 

houses, free quotes given, 

027 561 4629 over 20 yrs plasterering 

experience, ph 027 221- 

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027 432-3822 or 351-9147 

email johnmill@ihug. 

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Decopave Ltd, 

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tree removal, trimming, 

operated for over 10 

stump grinding, shelterbelt 

years, competitive rates, 

clean up, section clearing, 

full excavation, coloured, 

rubbish removals, 

exposed, stamped, call 

excavation work, ph Trees 

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Big or Small, for a free 

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Experienced & registered.. & all camera tapes 

Expert in all home converted to DVD, video 

electrical repairs & taping special occasions, 

maintence.Call James 027 www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

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ph 03 338-1655 

WINDOW CLEANING 

“Your Windows are the 

eyes of your Home”, for 

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call Greg Brown, Crystal 

Clear Window Cleaning 

ph 384-2661 or 027 616- 

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Wanted for 2 hours per 

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Public Notices 

SALE AND SUPPLY OF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

SECTION 127, 101 & 120 

ORANGE STUDIO LIMITED, 

(THE LICENSEE, PO Box 19907, 

Woolston, Christchurch 8241), 

has made application to the 

District Licensing Committee 

at Christchurch for the renewal 

and variation of ON-LICENCE 

RENEWAL in respect of the 

premises situated at 1/1063 

Ferry Road known as ORANGE 

STUDIOS. 

The general nature of the 

business conducted under the 

licence is: ON-LICENCE OTHER 

NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is sold under the licence are: 

CURRENT HOURS: MONDAY TO 

SUNDAY 5.00PM TO 11.00PM 

HOURS SOUGHT: MONDAY TO 

SUNDAY 10.00AM TO 2.00AM 

THE FOLLOWING DAY. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office of the 

Christchurch District Licensing 

Committee, Civic Offices, 77 

Hereford Street, Christchurch. 

Any person who is entitled to 

object and who wishes to object 

to the grant of the application 

may, not later than 15 working 

days after the date of the first 

publication of this notice, file a 

notice in writing of the objection 

with the Secretary of the District 

Licensing Committee, PO Box 

73049, Christchurch 8154. 

No objection to the renewal of a 

licence may be made in relation 

to a matter other than a matter 

specified in section 131 of the 

Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 

2012. 

This is the first publication of 

this notice. 

Do you know 

where your 

nearest 

CIVIL DEFENCE 

sector post is? 

Ring your local 

council to find out. 

A Star Media Event 

Reporter, 

Sub Editor 

Star Media is seeking journalists. 

We are looking for a reporter who will 

have the ability to file great stories for our 

print publications, including The Star and 

Community titles, and our website 

www.star.kiwi. 

The successful applicant will need to be 

competitive, have a thorough knowledge 

of Christchurch and Canterbury, have 

great deadline sense and have a passion 

for community news and the people that 

make it. 

Video skills would be an advantage. 

Star Media is also seeking casual sub 

editors. The successful applicants will 

need to have had experience with 

InDesign and able to copy sub, lay out 

pages and write headlines. 

Public Notice 

VAN DRIVER 

CHRISTCHURCH 

We have a contract position available for 

a delivery person/s with access to a van to 

make deliveries to individual residential 

addresses in the Christchurch area. 

Applicants interested in the position, 

please email your details to 

petermoskaluk@hotmail.com 

Send your CV to 

Editor in Chief 

Barry Clarke 

barry@starmedia.kiwi 

Bridalshow 

save the date 

Sun 27th Aug 

10am to 3pm 

air Force Museum 

45 Harvard Ave 

Wigram, Chch 

Tickets: $20.00

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