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• More photos, page 5

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS

Call for

police

station to

stay open

longer

• Sophie Cornish

A CALL is being made for the

New Brighton Police Station to be

open on Saturdays.

The Coastal-Burwood

Communtiy Board has asked

police chiefs to open the Seaview

Rd station on Saturday morning.

The move is being backed by

New Brighton Business and

Landowners Association’s Paul

Lonsdale.

“There are concerns by businesses

that there has been an

increase of shop theft lately and

we have been in talks with police

on how to mitigate those issues

and find solutions,” he said.

Community board member and

city councillor David East said

police also needed to consider

opening longer on weekdays than

its current 9am-4pm.

City councillor Glenn Livingstone

said with the new beachside

playground and salt water hot

pools, increased police presence in

the area would be beneficial.

“Having them on site would

make a lot more sense.”

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come from Papanui for call-outs

to eastern suburbs during the

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Tuesday August 22 2017

Inside

FROM

THE

EDITOR’S

DESK

NEW BRIGHTON people want

the police station in Seaview Rd

to be open at the weekends (see

page 1).

And in my mind, there’s no reason

why it shouldn’t. New Brighton

and surrounding seaside suburbs

are an area in their own right;

different to other Christchurch

suburbs which roll into each other.

Brighton people have always

been very community-minded

and the Pages Rd bridge acts like a

border of sorts.

The Brighton police station used

to be open on the weekends (from

memory) and local police dealt

with local problems.

But centralisation, decentralisation,

and other ‘isations’ as different

police administrations changed

over the years has seen the station

become a fort, where messages are

left at the gate, and if there’s any

troops inside they might be called

out to fight the good fight.

– Barry Clarke

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Still no solution over midge problem

• By Sophie Cornish

ashion

A SOLUTION has still not been

found to eradicate Bromley’s

midge plague.

A meeting was held on August

7 between city council staff and

Coastal-Burwood Community

Board members aimed at finding

a solution.

The city council has spent

$800,000 over two years

unsuccessfully trying to fix

Gardening

the midge problem from the

Waitakiri School bake sale collars $607 for SPCA

PARENTS AND children at

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An enormous $2 million has been

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their schools and workplaces.

Pupils from Waitakiri School got

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ing baked goods during morning tea

and lunchtime.

Along with a bed and food collection,

$607 was collected and donated

to the SPCA.

wastewater plant.

Nearby residents say they have

had enough of putting up with

midges over the years.

But a veil of silence remains

from the city council about what

has emerged from the August 7

meeting.

Community board member

Linda Stewart said her solution

– adding UV protection – was

discussed but won’t elaborate on

other possibilities.

City councillor Glenn Livingstone

refused to discuss the matter

with Pegasus Post, saying:

“It’s a complex matter and

not easily resolved and it’s

better if we assemble as much

information as possible before

putting it out there.”

Ms Stewart said her solution

would work.

“This should’ve been put in

place 20 years ago.”

She said in the late 1990s, the

South New Brighton Residents’

Association fought hard for UV

protection. But city council staff

said it would only be added if

needed.

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late 1990s to an estimated $23

million, she said.

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• By Julia Evans

BUS STOPS outside The Palms

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• By Mark Thomas - Specialist fire

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WE HAD a fatal fire in

Christchurch last week.

So it was not the best week in

our office.

Part of what we do is to

constantly strive to prevent such

Gardening

things happening by ensuring

people have smoke alarms and

escape plans.

In the tragic loss in Cashel St

(right) there were some smoke

alarms.

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but we don’t know if they had

been maintained.

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when firefighters entered, was the bedroom where the occupant

was found.

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ceiling where the backing plate

remained.

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low to give adequate warning.

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the ceiling, at the highest point

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As always there were kitchen

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fires last week.

At two of the four events,

people ended up needing

ambulance attention for smoke

inhalation.

Nearly always this is because

they have left the kitchen and

the cooking unattended and

returned to fire and smoke.

Then they desperately try to fix

a situation that is beyond them.

Stay in the kitchen!

Most cooking fires will be controllable

but only if you’re there

when they start.

There was a slightly odd fire

cause in Woolston on August

12 where a low sun through

the window reflected off a

magnifying mirror causing

curtains to start smoking.

This happens occasionally.

However, it’s one of those

things that most of us would

never consider.

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November 4.

Nominations for the awards

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Road Traffic Accident Trauma

Charitable Trust spokeswoman,

Sarah Dean, said the effects of

road trauma extends far beyond

the victims involved in the

initial incident.

The awards are seen as recognition

and acknowledgement of

this, she said.

There are three award

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trauma award for public

service, trauma prevention and

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The public service award will

be for outstanding individuals,

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• By Sophie Cornish

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School’s

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Shirley made the semi-final after

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Shirley captain and standout

player Sean Kelly will lead the

team in the semi-final clash, with

one goal ticked off for the year by

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team is very strong and has a

good chance of making the final.

They are looking forward

to pursuing their next goal

of qualifying for the national

tournament at the South Island

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September 6-9.

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beat Shirley.

“Lots of players have

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to the group [this season] but

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and Tom Russ-Hofmans have

been outstanding,” he said.

Cashmere beat Christchurch

Boys’ High 99-51 last week to

make the semi-final.

• By Andrew King

CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High

will look to defend their UC

Championship title against

Timaru Boys’ High on Saturday.

They are in the final after a

tough, come-from-behind battle

against Nelson College, which

required the depth off the bench

to get them home 40-34 after

trailing 29-12 at halftime.

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CBHS to defend UC title

• By Andrew King

CHRISTCHURCH Girls’ High

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The girls made short work of

Burnside-Rangi 36-7, running

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undefeated season in the UC Cup.

Their last loss was against

Motueka Girls’ High in the

Crusader regional playoff last

year.

Coach Jaime Livingstone

said it was rewarding to see

against Nelson and provided a

few moments of magic to help

the team get home.

The final will be played at

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CBHS have made a bit of a

habit of going behind and then

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Saturday.

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Girls’ High pull off three-peat

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Ingredients

1 Leg of lamb

1 head Garlic

3 cups Red wine, (soft ie merlot)

2 Bay leaves

10 Black peppercorns

1 sprig Fresh rosemary

3 Oranges, zest and juice

1 Beef stock, or water

1 to taste Salt

2 Tbsp Raw sugar

Directions

Sit the joint in your pot and set your oven to

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Add a whole head of garlic, 2 bay leaves,

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MAIREHAu

HIgH SCHooL

Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community

The

Principal’s

Desk

Towards the future

Mairehau High School is in a strong

position to offer students opportunities

which will enable them to become

learners who are critical thinkers and

communicators, responsible and

empathetic, confident and connected, digitally fluent, and who embrace

challenges.

Teachers within our school are leading and developing key initiatives which

will provide students with the skills, capabilities and fluency to enable them

to be successful life-long learners in a digital world. In our school, we use

our head, heart and hands which enable us to describe the critical thinking

student who is numerate and literate; a student who can take responsibility

for their own learning and manage themselves. The students who pass

through our school gates, learn in our classrooms, and access technology

through our wireless internet provision, will be well set in the future to access

tertiary or employment opportunities.

Mairehau High School has implemented Modern Learning Practices through

the schools Year 9 and Year 10 flexible learning environment initiative this

year. our school continues to implement innovative and creative strategies to

support and enhance school improvement and student achievement.

To accommodate roll growth, a multimillion dollar building project is in the

planning stage to transform Mairehau High School, and ensure secondary

school co-educational school provision in the East of Christchurch. The

school is about to enter the design stage. At the moment, we are waiting on

key compliance reports to be completed before building can take place.

Christchurch East Secondary Schools

All Christchurch East Secondary Schools are passionate about improving

achievement and learning outcomes for all. Mairehau High School is

connecting and building relationships with Te Ara Tūhura, a cluster of Primary

and Early Childhood schools in the East. This cluster is focused on improved

outcomes for all our learners, in each of our schools. our school is also

very keen to continue to foster strong relationships with our local tertiary

institutions such as the university of Canterbury, Ara, Southern Institute of

Technology, and Lincoln university. I am confident in working with other East

Christchurch Secondary schools and education providers on the future and

quality of Teaching and Learning for our learners.

Acknowledgement

I take this opportunity to acknowledge Mr Mark Bell ( former Deputy

Principal) and to congratulate and wish him all the very best in his new

role as an Education Review Evaluator. Mark has contributed significantly

to Mairehau High School and we know that he will make a huge impact in

making a positive difference to many other schools in his new position.

Harry Romana

Principal

Harry romana, Principal

Congratulations

We would like to congratulate our Deputy Principal, Mark

Bell, on his appointment to a position at the Education

Review office.

It was with great sadness, but with our very best wishes,

that we farewelled Mark at the end of Term 2. Mark had

been at Mairehau High School for over 14 years, and was

a highly respected and much beloved member of our

school community.

He was a wonderful ambassador for our school, always

championing us to the wider community. Mark believed in our school, and

believed in our students, always encouraging them to shoot for the stars and

have pride in themselves. It is fair to say he enriched the lives of many students

and staff in his time at Mairehau High School.

Mark was welcomed to the Education Review office in a dignified and moving

ceremony in Dunedin during the school holidays, with Harry Romana, the

Principal, and Rebecca Swanson, the Assistant Principal, travelling to support

him on behalf of the school.

We wish him all the best in his new position at ERo. Kia kaha, Mr Bell. go well!

Mark Bell

It is our pleasure to announce that after a rigorous recruiting

process, Ms Siobhan Murphy has been appointed to the

position of Deputy Principal to Mairehau High School.

Siobhan joins our staff in Term 4 as Deputy Principal from

Aranui High School, where she was Assistant Principal in 2016.

Siobhan’s association with Aranui High School began in 1989

when she accepted a Homeroom position, teaching a junior

class all their compulsory subjects, except PE. Further roles

at Aranui included HoD Social Sciences, Dean, Tutor and

more recently, the School garden’s chief gnome. Siobhan is very much looking

forward to reconnecting with ex-colleagues and students from Aranui who are

now at Mairehau High School.

Siobhan lives in Mairehau with her husband Andrew. Together they have two

children studying at university who they catch up with during holidays and

hear from when the fridge in their flat needs refilling. During winter the whole

family enjoys spending time together at Broken River Ski field.

This year Siobhan has embarked on a Masters degree as well as learning Te Reo

(Māori Language) which means her garden has been left to grow wild and due

to the lack of exercise, her dog Alfie is growing larger and larger. Focussing

on learning so intensely, Siobhan has found herself “walking in her students’

shoes” and she realises that being a student in 2017 can be very challenging

and exciting at the same time. The range of learning opportunities at Mairehau

High School encouraging passion and offering individual challenges to both

students and staff are what excites Siobhan most about joining us here.

Whaowhia te kete mātauranga (Fill the basket of knowledge)

Siobhan Murphy

Top Student Excellence Award

During the recent term break, Year 11 Student Cody McCallum

attended the Blue Light Youth Course run at the Burnham

Military Camp. Cody did extremely well on this and was awarded

the Top Student Excellence Award out of 30 students who were

on the course.

Cody has a definite career pathway in place – and we hope to

see Cody in a police officer’s uniform in the next few years.

Cody McCallum

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz

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TUESDAY AUGUST 22 2017 13

MAIREHAu

HIgH SCHooL

Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community

Tena koutou katoa

At the end of Term 2, Mairehau High

School was represented at Ngā Manu

Kōrero - our regional Māori speech

competition for both the Canterbury

and West Coast regions, for the first

time in 6 years.

We were fortunate to have two of

our students stand to represent us

this year. We had Phoenix Neilson

represent us in the Senior Māori

section, and La Bella Currin-Waru

represent us in the Senior English

section. It was the first time both

students had ever stood to represent

at Ngā Manu Kōrero and did so in

front of all of the competing schools

in both the Canterbury and West

Coast regions. Just getting to this

point was an achievement in itself,

not to mention that both of our

representative students are in Year

11 and were standing up against

Year 12 and 13 students from the

other competing schools.

Both students did a great job and

represented our school with pride.

At the end of both speeches our

newly established kapahaka group, under the reins of our new kapahaka tutor

Miss Satriani Reihana, stood and performed our recently composed Mairehau High

School haka for the first time in a public arena, with great passion.

A lot of milestones were achieved that day.

Whaea Dayna

Hagley Dance Company

on the 10th of August Hagley Dance

Company came to our school to run a 90

minute work shop. This was offered to all year

11 - 13 Performing Arts students. It began

with a performance by the Dance Company

of a Maori inspired contemporary piece

which was incredibly moving. They then ran

a full muscle and bone warm up and then

everyone split into groups to learn some

contemporary choreography. This was great

for dancers of all levels and everyone came

away with a good experience.

Dance and Performing Arts at Mairehau High

School is thriving and continually moving

forward!

Phoenix Neilson and La Bella Currin-Waru

FLT (Flexible Learning Time)

Mystery dish

We recently had a visit from Canterbury university who delivered interactive lessons to

all Year 9 and Year 10 students in FLT (Flexible Learning Time). Students learnt about

water purification in developing countries and about the many economic and practical

issues which impact upon this. our students created water filters in groups and were

given budgets and materials in accordance with the nation they were allocated.

our Year 9 students also have a Life Skills class which

is covered in FLT. Some of the topics covered have

been gardening, how to change a car tyre, meditation,

driver education, cooking from a mystery food box and

problem solving.

Flexible Learning Time (or FLT) enables our students

in Year 9 and 10 to engage in personalised, crosscurricular

and real-life learning opportunities for 3

hours each week. The emphasis is on our students

choosing and directing their own learning journey with

the support of their teaching team.

Most recently our Year 10s worked on projects that

might contribute to their future career selection whilst

our Year 9s worked on projects that involved them

learning invaluable life skills, though generally not on

a school curriculum. Both projects involved students Learning to make water purifiers

embracing new experiences and extending their

knowledge, skills and thinking.

Smokefree Rockquest 2017

Rockquest was founded by two music teachers in 1988 (glenn

Common and Pete Rainey) and since then there have been

countless successes in its 29-year history such as Bic Runga, Anika

Moa, Nesian Mystik and our very own Mairehau High School

student band Falter, who were the National winners in 2003.

This year we had four entries with two groups and two soloists

carrying on our proud tradition. Entrants have to write and

perform original music.

This year we had the group, Heck, I Don’t Know – Ella Peoples, Rachel Wilson, Maddy

Bouma and Tammy Reynard, and soloist entrants, Rachel Nolan and Moeka Ishizawa,

and Darrell Faamau Suaesi in a group with his friends, who competed at the Aurora

Centre on Saturday May 27th.

We were really proud when Darrell and his friends from Haeata were chosen to go

forward to the Regional Final and even more so, when they were selected to go to the

National Final on Sept 2 in Auckland. good luck to you and the group Darrell.

Darrell

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz

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DEADLINE SALE

AUCTION

Edgeware 2/590 Barbadoes Street

Overseas Vendors Must Sell...

3 21 2

Harcourts ID: BF28626

Our owners are confident the next lucky owners will enjoy the location as much as they have; plus

with the added bonus that the home has had a total recent refurbishment throughout. Perfect

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Harewood 89 Watsons Road

Families Need Space!

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343

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4 2 2

Harcourts ID: PLS2294

The owners have done a fantastic job with renovations on this family-home, resulting in modern

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with the family now all grown, the home is much too large - and the owners have made the final

decision to downsize and MOVE ON! Great family home in a quality location.

Auction: Wednesday 30 th August at 3.00pm

Russley Golf Club, Memorial Ave (unless sold prior)


Northwood 47A Kildare Street

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M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343


3 1 21


This immaculate entry level home is perfectly sized for downsizers, first-home buyers or investors.

With the owners' new property now approaching completion of build, this very tidy home near

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Monday 4 th September at 4.00pm


Strowan 28 Strowan Road

Location + Dual Living!


This ideally located town-house in one of Christchurch's most sought after suburbs, provides a

unique layout - with the main living area, bedrooms and kitchen upstairs, whilst downstairs has a

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M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343


DEADLINE SALE

4 2 2

Auction: Wednesday 30 th August at 3.00pm

Russley Golf Club, Memorial Ave (unless sold prior)


Spencerville 35 Heyders Road

Summer Is Soon ... Beat The Rush!

Harcourts ID: BF28538

Nothing beats living by the seaside when the warmer weather approaches, in fact all year round

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Christine Prebble

M 027 223 8330 P 03 323 6045

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz

4 2 2

Priced: $579,000


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M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343


3 1 1


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held tense or tight for too long.’’

These conditions may be caused

by repetitive tasks, forceful exertions,

vibrations, mechanical compression, or

sustained or awkward positions.

The shorter and tenser the muscle, the

harder it pulls on the places it attaches to

(e.g. the bone). When this happens in the

forearm the pull at those attachments and

tendons causes irritation and inflammation

of those areas. This will be noticed as pain in

the elbow and wrist. When this happens in

the neck and shoulder area, it will be noticed

as local pain, stiffness and sometimes

headaches. The nerves run right through

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pressure on the nerves. As the muscles

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have a tendency to both shorten and slide

less well. This causes the nerves to radiate

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Triggerpoints are areas in your muscles,

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areas in your muscles felt during massage) neck. Pain in your

weaken and shorten your muscles and can little finger or

cause referred pain.

forearm can originate

This drawing is an example of pain areas in your chest. This

(the red area), caused by triggerpoints (the is the reason that

black X).

your therapist may

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than where you are

experiencing pain.

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drawing you can see

the painful areas in

the head caused by the triggerpoint in the

neck. This is often the result of poor posture.

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• Most of the patients who have had their

pain for less than a year leave this clinic free

This is your muscle’s reaction to of pain (but they have to be very careful to

continuous irritation. In most cases, there avoid relapses).

are multiple causes for this irritation. These • When the OOS pain has been there

could be: repeated actions without breaks; for more than a year, that percentage drops

constant

static posture resulting in constant to 60%.

muscle contraction; lack of healthy blood • The other 40% will leave the clinic with

flow;

bad posture resulting in continuous relief of pain and with knowledge about

high

loading of some muscles, etc. numerous strategies to relieve and handle

As you can see, your thumb pain can the remaining pain.

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Linwood

College

PERSONALISED

PATHWAYS

TO SUCCESS

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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

Principal’s Report

National Fagasa Speech Competition

Kia ora koutou.

Talofa. Kia Orana.

Malo e lelei.

Bula. Fakaalofa

atu. Namaste

and Kumusta.

Greetings to our

Community.

Last year Linwood

College and a

group based on the East Christchurch

community centres undertook a major

community consultation about our

school. This opportunity to be involved

in the vision for the redevelopment of

Linwood College was whole-heartedly

embraced by the community. Over

1300 people responded with many of

these responses being face-to-face

conversations.

A variety of themes arose out of these

conversations with the dominant being

that:

Linwood College should nurture

personal excellence by providing

varied opportunities to meet

individual needs. The school should

foster a ‘love to learn’ culture that

creates high levels of achievement

and success in ways that are

accessible for all.

This theme drives everything that we

do and at present it is being applied to

how our students select their senior

subjects. Our own LC experience, that

of our families and whãnau and formal

research, all agree that for many

teenagers the process of selecting

subjects becomes more personally

important and meaningful when part

of considering wider career pathways.

This is why LC now calls our Years 7-10

curriculum the ‘Learning Pathway’ and

Years 11-13 the ‘Career Pathway’.

Yes, education is full of jargon but in this

case, there actually are some helpful

phrases that enhance understanding.

Two such terms are Backward

Mapping and UBD, Understanding

by Design. A useful overall summary

sentence is, “Start with the end in mind

and work backwards.” To support this

way of thinking we have redesigned

the Career Pathways booklet and

subsequent processes to link school

subject choices with pathwayunderstanding.

It is about positioning

teenagers to be future-focussed:

thinking ahead, playing to their

strengths and accepting challenges.

Ngã mihi nui to our community as the

positive activity of the year continues. I

am always keen to meet people if any

member of the community wishes to

talk to me about anything. My door is

open.

Richard Edmundson

Tumuaki - Principal

Major Production 2017 ‘Wolfstock’

Gateway to our Future

Emerging Leaders

Last month the Samoan National Fagasa speech

competition was held in Woolston at the EFKS

church. Congratulations to Vai Mariner - 1st equal

for Year 13, Titi Ma Sun - 4th for Year 13 and Gloria

Su'a - 2nd for Year 11. This was an outstanding

result especially considering that they were up

against students from the Auckland and Wellington

regions!

Vai Mariner- 1st equal for Year 13

Photo provided by Ana Mulipola

This year in ‘Gateway’ Linwood College students have work experience in a wide

range of industries and have been gaining some valuable skills.

First Aid

Hospitality

Health and Fitness

Year 13 students, Vanessa Franklin, Amber Taylor-

Jones and Tayla Spence receive certificates for

Advanced Customer Services, achieved through the

Gateway programme.

As the newly appointed Performing

Arts teacher, when I first came to

Linwood College I was quick to see

the wonderful talent that our school

had and sought a musical which our

students and families would enjoy.

Settling on a Maverick Musical called,

‘Wolfstock’ (written by Mary McMahan

with music by Donald Woodward),

this was the perfect challenge for our

students.

With time and practice the students

thrived in this environment and the

end product was exciting, funny and

dynamic. I am exceptionally proud of

my students and the effort that they put

in. To all the parents who transported,

waited, got up super early and gathered

costumes - thank you so much! We

could not have done this without your

support. I can't wait for the next one.

Mrs Boyce-Da Cruz

In early July, selected students

were given the opportunity

to attend the annual Christ’s

College Emerging Leaders’

Conference, along with

representatives from many

Canterbury schools. At this

conference many inspirational

speakers told their own

unique stories and passed

on quintessential advice for

Communities of Learning

aspiring young leaders.

Callum Lawson, said that the

day was an inspiration. His

favourite message was from

the speaker Joel Bouzaid, that

leadership is something that

you can own, something that

you can bend and mould to suit

your traits and strengths, so

that you can be the leader you

hope to be.

Callum Lawson

(Year 13)

Linwood College belongs to two Communities of Learning. Tamai is the schools

of Bamford, Bromley, Linwood Avenue, Linwood College, Linwood North,

Tamariki and Te Waka Unua. The other is Aupaki: Heathcote Valley, Linwood

College, Mount Pleasant, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Redcliffs and Sumner.

We are very excited about the rich opportunities that lay ahead for our tamariki

within these learning communities or kãhui ako from early childhood through to

secondary school and beyond for many years to come.

Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • Email: office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz

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