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• By Andrew King 

ONE OF the city’s most 

promising young surfers has a 

big future ahead of him if recent 

results are anything to go by. 

Shirley Boys’ High’s Myka 

Black (above) powered his way to 

second in the under-14 section 

at the national scholastic surf 

championships in Gisborne after 

winning a Canterbury title in 

May. 

His coach Aaron Lock said he 

is one of the best surfers coming 

out of New Brighton. 

“He definitely has the talent 

to go pro and had a really good 

showing at the national event,” 

he said. 

Surfing is in the 13-year-old’s 

PHOTO: CORY, 

NZ SURFING 

MAGAZINE 

blood with his father, Nick, being 

a handy wave rider too. 

Lock said Myka’s father was 

one of the top surfers in the 

South Island and was helping to 

coach the Canterbury team. 

•More results, page 8 

• By Sophie Cornish 

A CRASH-PRONE road in North 

New Brighton may be narrowed 

to make it safer. 

There have been 12 crashes on 

Palmers Rd between Bowhill and 

New Brighton Rds between 2005 

and 2016, New Zealand Transport 

agency data shows. 

Now the city council is considering 

narrowing Palmers Rd to 

one lane in four places. 

Public feedback on the upgrade 

closed last week. 

Narrowing Palmers Rd will 

make it more pedestrian-friendly. 

However, some on-street parking 

will be lost. 

Palmers Rd resident Nicola 

Smith has experienced issues with 

speed on the street before. 

Miss Smith, who is a nurse, has 

attended crashes on her street 

during the four years living there. 

She lives near the bend in the 

road as it approaches Bower Ave. 

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News..........................3-5, 8 

SOBERING DETAILS on page 

3 today showing the need for 

emergency food supplies in low 

decile schools has doubled over 

the past six years. 

No surprises the jump has 

been particularly noticed in the 

eastern suburbs. Linwood North 

principal Sandra Smith says more 

pupils are coming to school than 

ever before without food. 

It was never that way when I 

went there. Mum would always 

make sure we had our lunchbox 

when she waved us off at the front 

door. 

But that was many, many years 

ago and times have changed 

dramatically – drugs, pokie machines 

and the cost of housing eat 

into the family budget. 

The brakes are about to go on 

that race track known as Palmers 

Rd (see page 1). 

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Tuesday October 24 2017 3 

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Demand for emergency food increases 

Families 

struggle 

in eastern 

suburbs 

SCHOOL FOOD charity 

KidsCan says demand for 

emergency food supplies in low 

decile schools has doubled over 

the last six years. 

KidsCan chief executive Julie 

Chapman said the percentage 

of children needing food in 

schools supported by the charity 

has jumped from 11 per cent 

in 2011 to 22 per cent this year. 

Chapman says the jump has 

been particularly noticeable 

in the east of Christchurch 

where at least 10,000 houses 

were demolished due to the 

earthquakes. 

“Certainly the housing pressures 

[in Christchurch] have 

forced a lot of families into 

situations where they’re sharing 

houses and I think that, coupled 

with increased cost of living, is 

having a real impact.” 

Linwood North School 

principal Sandra Smith said the 

stress on the local community is 

acute and has resulted in more 

pupils coming to school without 

food than ever before. 

“Things have become 

exponentially more challenging 

for families in the east of 

Christchurch,” she said. 

“There is absolutely genuine 

poverty in this community that 

can’t be helped by the families 

that are living in it. 

“It’s time for the rest of New 

Zealand to really wake up to the 

fact that many of our children 

are not getting the lives that we 

had when we were children.” 

Ms Smith said she now relies 

on food and clothing provided 

by businesses and charities 

like KidsCan to ensure her 

students don’t go hungry 

during the day. 

TACKLING 

HUNGER: Linwood 

North School 

principal Sandra 

Smith said more 

pupils are coming 

to school without 

food than ever 

before. 

“When you’re hungry you 

can’t learn. So for some children 

who come to school with no 

breakfast or lunch we’re able to 

provide the food. We’re filling a 

real need,” she says. 

KidsCan figures show the 

charity now supports 700 

schools and a record 30,000 

children every week across the 

country. 

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WATER TAX OPPOSED 

The Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board discussed 

the possibility of the city 

council charging for water 

usage at its meeting. The board 

agreed that if water charges 

are proposed, it will not be in 

favour of the plan. 

ARANUI HOST SCOTLAND 

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team’s official training ground 

with be at Wainoni Park wile 

they are in Christchurch for 

the World Cup. The team will 

train at the park on October 31 

from 2pm. The training is part 

of preparation for the match 

against the Kiwis in the city. on 

November 4. 

AVON RIVER SAFETY 

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Navigation Safety Bylaw rules 

for the Avon River 

were discussed at the Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board 

meeting. Members of the 

Arawa Canoe Club and 

Canterbury Rowing are hoping 

for safer changes to the river’s 

traffic lanes. ECan has required 

the clubs to consult with 

other river users and the board. 

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Pupils learn from jazz master 


AN AWARD-winning jazz 

band from Chisnallwood 

Intermediate has played 

alongside New Zealand big band 

legend Rodger Fox. 

The three-time Tui award 

winner for New Zealand jazz 

recording of the year was in 

Christchurch for the Big Band 

Festival at the weekend and 

played with the Chisnallwood 

band on Thursday. 

Fox held a series of school and 

adult band workshops during 

the weekend. 

Chisnallwood music programme 

co-ordinator Judith Bell 

said the workshops gave some 

pupils their first experience playing 

in a big band. 

TheChisnallwood jazz band 

won a silver title at the Ara Institute 

of Canterbury’s JazzQuest 

•From page 1 

Motorists have lost control 

there, including a drink driver 

who smashed into her fence. 

Potholes and other road 

damage following the 

PERFORMING: New Zealand big band legend Rodger Fox played with Chisnallwood 

Intermediate’s jazz band at the Christchurch Art Gallery last week. 

for high school bands this year. 

They were the only intermediate 

school band in JazzQuest. 

Dylan Jonkers, who also 

earthquakes are also a concern 

for Miss Smith. 

“They don’t have warnings for 

any of the pot holes.” 

“You have to go 10km/h over 

some of the bigger potholes, 

won the Rockshop Bandquest 

with Class Disruption, plays 

trombone in the Chisnallwood 

jazz band and wrote a piece 

they have signs up saying 

30km/h but you still have to 

slow right down for them,” said 

Miss Smith. 

She said her car has received a 

lot of stone chips over the years. 

called Memory Blues. Dylan 

wrote all the parts for each 

instrument and also sings in the 

piece. 

Plan to narrow North New Brighton road 

A decision on the plan 

will be made by the Coastal 

Burwood Community Board in 

December. 

Work for the project will not 

begin until mid-2018. 

Local 

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Chisnallwood 

marks 50 years 

CHISNALLWOOD Intermediate 

School will celebrate its 50th 

jubilee this weekend. 

The school was officially opened 

in July 1967. It 

was named after 

William Chisnall 

(1827-1876) and 

William Wood 

(1824-1904). 

who first farmed 

the area which 

formed the 

school’s district. 

Justin Fields 

It is estimated 

more than 30,000 students have 

attended the school over the past 

50 years. 

The first day of the jubilee 

will take place on Friday with a 

welcome event and powhiri ceremony 

at the school. 

On Saturday, there will be a 

community day at the school, 

involving former and current students. 

Principal Justin Fields said 

this day will be for showcasing the 

school’s talent. 

Live entertainment, food and 

drinks will be available while the 

school shows off its cultural, artistic 

and sporting abilities. 

Opportunities to register for 

the event are still available on the 

school’s website. 

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Your Local Views 

Funding gives confidence to plan ahead 

Manager of the 

Neighbourhood 

Trust Ginny 

Larsen writes 

about how 

three years 

of funding 

has secured the trust’s 

future to the benefit of the 

community 

Funding – the very word is 

enough to send chills up the 

spine of most not-for-profit organisations. 

As the manager of Neighbourhood 

Trust, (the community arm 

of St Albans Baptist Church), 

a local not-for-profit working 

mainly in the Mairehau, Shirley 

and St Albans part of town, I 

feel like half my life is taken up 

with funding applications and 

accountabilities. 

So it is a nice surprise to have 

some funders making the process 

a bit easier by putting three-year 

funding as an option. 

This year both NZ Lotteries 

and the city council, through its 

community boards offered this 

alternative. 

And we are exceptionally grateful 

to the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board for its grant. 

It must be hugely difficult 

making decisions, especially as 

the funds available to them have 

been cut by $85,000. 

So what does this mean for an 

organisation to have funds guaranteed 

for three years? 

It gives us confidence to plan 

and look ahead, to know we can 

retain our wonderfully effective 

staff and provide appropriate 

training to keep them up-to-date. 

It means we can continue to 

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community-led work at a high 

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to the Pay It Forward collective 

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week. It is a blessing that CSG 

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SEWING: Hannah Perry and her daughter Millie sew together one of the 300 bags which 

community group Stitch-O-Mat hopes to create in order to cut down on plastic bag usage. 

Community group leads effort 

to replace plastic bags 


STITCH-O-MAT has opened 

and is already making positive 

contributions to the community 

by sewing reusable bags. 

Located in The Old School, 

formerly Central New Brighton 

School, the community group is 

aiming to sew 300 reusable bags 

to reduce plastic consumption. 

Run by co-founders Bridget Allen 

and Samantha Fay, the project 

runs in conjunction with the 

New Brighton FoodTogether hub. 

FoodTogether is a collective of 

organisations selling cheap fruit 

and vegetables. 

The New Brighton hub, located 

at St Faith’s Church, is one of 40 

distribution hubs in Canterbury 

and offers a $12 bag of fruit and 

vegetables, enough to feed a family 

of four. 

Ms Allen gets curtain material 

cut-offs donated from businesses 

such as Hubbers, Millers and 

McKenzie and Willis. 

Each bag requires 2m of material. 

Ms Allen said for some it’s 

more than just sewing a bag. 

“The people that are coming 

along to the workshops, it is more 

than just sewing the bag, it is the 

social aspect and bringing people 

together,” she said. 

“Some people are out of work 

and just want something positive 

that they could be doing with 

their skills. A lot of people have 

sewing skills but don’t really have 

a reason to use them.” 

Three years ago, Ms Fay 

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Ms Allen hopes to start this 

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of Stitch-O-Mat. 

•From page 1 

The Canterbury scholastic 

surf team finished third overall 

at the national scholastic surf 

championships in Gisborne. 

Haeata Community Campus’ 

Estella Hungerford made the 

podium, finishing third in 

the under-16 girls section and 

backing up her win in the 

Canterbury girls open section 

in May. 

The event hosts 11 regional 

teams which compete for 

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individual titles in seven age 

Local 

News 

Now 


Hungerford helps 

Canty team to third 

Canterbury scholastic 

surfing team: 

Christchurch Boys’ High: 

Sam Sands, Thomas 

Harcourt and Connor 

McLennan (now at the 

Raglan Surf Academy); St 

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CARVING: Estella 

Hungerford finished third in 

the under-16 girls section. 

PHOTO: MARK BISHOP 

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Friday-Monday, 9.30-5.30pm 

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popular centre uses Lego and 

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learning and creativity. $2 entry 

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Carnaby Lane, New Brighton 

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Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word 

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Cost $3, includes afternoon 

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Reading to Dogs 

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SHIRLEY BOYS’ High 

School mountain biking 

coach Pete Beswick finally 

has the trophy he’s been 

waiting four years for. 

The trophy was won by 

his team of Shirley students 

at the South Island mountain 

biking championships 

in Dunedin. 

“I’ve been eyeing it up, it 

is the fourth year in a row 

that I’ve had my eyes set on 

that trophy,” he said. 

Five SBHS students 

finished in the top 10 of 

their individual categories, 

generating enough points 

for the school to finish 

first with 1102 points. Mt 

Aspiring College finished 

second with 1057 points. 

The overall individual 

category included three 

races – cross-country, 

downhill, and ‘super-D’, 

a less technical version of 

the downhill race with 

more pedalling. 

Beswick said he has witnessed 

a real growth in the 

sport across the country 

and within the SBHS. 

“I started this club (at the 

school) five years ago with 

six people, now this year 

we had about 35 people 

sign up.” 

Beswick said the competition 

was met with thunder, 

lightning, a downpour 

of rain and “inches of 

mud” on the first day of 

competition. 

SBHS student Indy 

Hawthorne took the best 

overall individual result 

with fourth in the under-16 

grade. He finished second 

in the cross-country race, a 

huge achievement, Beswick 

said. 

“The cross-country was 

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Linwood 

College 

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PATHWAYS 

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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 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. 

Kia Orana. Malo e 

lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste and 

Kumusta. Greetings to 

our Community. 

The content of this 

page shows the busy 

life of a NZ secondary 

school. Education is 

about seeing the whole person and how these 

developmentally positive experiences enrich our 

students’ understanding of whom they are and 

broaden their outlook. They nurture students’ 

classroom focus by contextualising their learning 

and sowing the seeds of positive ambition. 

Linwood College believes in a ‘pathwayed 

curriculum’. This means the school, students and 

families knowing: 

1. students’ past learning and skills as they come 

into LC from our partner primary schools and 

building on these successes 

2. how the learning at LC connects to what the 

students want to do when they leave school. 

“What are my post-school pathways and how 

does my LC learning help me to achieve these 

pathways?” 

In this way learning is meaningful to the individual 

and strengths-based. 

Coast to Coast Update 

Article by The Press’ Robert van Royen 

– Sept, 2017 (paraphrased) 

Six Linwood College pupils are competing in the 

Tough Mudder event alongside Richie McCaw 

in Auckland in November, thanks to iSport 

Foundation and Coast-to-Coast Rangers. 

Linwood College’s Mapu Uasi, Moahengi 

Ngauamo, Juilan Elia-Lui, Tupito Saofai and 

Kyle Amer couldn't contain their excitement 

when they heard the news that they would 

be competing. They will all do the 20km mud 

and obstacle course, which is designed to test 

physical strength, stamina and mental grit. 

Connected to these student pathways are the 

national development of Kāhui Ako-Communities 

of Learning. Education, unfortunately, can have 

its share of short-term fads, but Kāhui Ako are 

not one of them. In fact, effective schools and 

communities have taking this approach for 

decades. Kāhui Ako are schools collaborating 

to ensure that the student is at the centre of all 

activity, not just in the individual school that they 

are in at the time, but as students progress in 

education from early childhood centres through 

their schooling to tertiary and the workplace. 

Linwood College is in two Kāhui Ako. Tamai is 

the schools of Bamford, Bromley, Linwood Ave, 

Linwood College, Linwood North, Tamariki, 

and Te Waka Unua. Aupaki is Heathcote Valley, 

Linwood College, Lyttelton, Our Lady Star of 

the Sea, Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and Sumner. 

One practical outcome already of our Kāhui Ako 

has been a specific focus on enrichment with 

students from our schools getting together 

for very successful eight week enrichment 

programmes in Maths, Debating, Pasifika and 

with Technology to come. 

Finally, schools can be complicated places. If 

for any reason you would like to talk to me about 

anything please contact the office so we can 

arrange this. My door is open. 

Ngamihinui – best wishes, 

Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki (Principal) 

McCaw's Foundation contacted Jess De Bont, 

who is currently training the pupils for next year's 

Coast-to-Coast and suggested the Tough Mudder 

event to her. 

"It's an amazing 

opportunity – 

once in a life time 

stuff," she said. 

“Auckland is a 

really good lead 

up for the Coastto-Coast,” 

said 

Jess De Bont. 

Planting at Charlesworth Reserve 

Linwood College’s Year 7 & 8 students did an awesome job during a day of 

planting at Charlesworth Reserve according to Karla Guerin, the Kiwi Can 

Coordinator from the Graeme Dingle Foundation. 

Karla said that the planting day (late last term) was very hot and windy but 

the students all persevered and gave it their best. She said that it was great 

to see everyone fully engaged and work alongside each other with great 

teamwork. 

Cultural Festival 

NZ Army Visit 

College's Car Club 

Linwood College students’ Car Club had a great 

time at Ara Institute of Canterbury over Term 3, 

learning about all things cars. Under the careful 

guidance of Tutor Bernie Blanken, students 

learnt how to change tyres, jump-start flat 

batteries, strip down and rebuild a small fourstroke 

engine, disassemble and reassemble a 

gearbox as well as automotive welding. 

Students thanked Bernie by buying him a big box 

of chocolates at the end of the course. 

Drama Review 

Year 10’s mini production is going to 

be #fairestofthemall. This story is 

an adaption of Snow White with an 

improvised and modern twist. 

Masking Up 

Part of the Year 9 Drama curriculum is to focus 

on Drama technologies, so last term students 

worked on Mask Making. 

This is an important technology which has 

links to Greek Theatre and Commedia 

Del'Arte, both types of Drama which the 

students will be researching when they get to 

their NCEA studies. 

Year 11's Tasha Matoe in 

‘Harbouring Ghosts’, a play 

about healing past mistakes. 

'The Change Over' Review 

As a Christchurch resident from the Eastern suburbs, the 

movie ‘The Changeover’ is certainly well worth watching, 

not just for its plot but for the visually striking scenes of 

post-quake Christchurch. Aerial views show the lead 

character’s home surrounded by a sea of vacant lots and 

low-lying swampy stretches. Looking across to the city, 

with randomly plonked containers and road works, these 

scenes also tell part of our story. Linwood College is listed 

on the credits as many of our students were acting extras. 

Jarrod Bishop 

Year 12/13 performers in 

an adaptation of Hamlet’s 

‘Ophelia Thinks Harder’. 

Linwood College presented three cultural 

dances at the 2017 Primary Schools’ Cultural 

Festival. Filipino students performed a sacred 

dance which was followed by a Samoan dance, 

‘Do it, do it’ siva. 

The final item was 

a kapa haka and 

song ‘Kapi-oi-oi’. 

Our students made 

us proud while 

demonstrating 

the rich cultural 

diversity of our 

College. 

The New Zealand Army Band paid Linwood 

College a visit late last term and provided a very 

enjoyable lunchtime musical ensemble. 

Our Head Boy, Thomas McHutchison (pictured) 

joined the band. 

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4311440. 

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480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

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FOR LANA 

LUCKY? Perhaps more pure talent than luck! 

Lana Doublet says she is ‘over the moon’ aer 

claiming the NZ Country Music Awards 

Songwriter of the Year for the 3rd consecutive 

year. 

“e song that won my recent title is called 

'Together Apart' - inspired aer watching an 

Attitude Live documentary of the same name 

that told a beautifully sad story about how a 

family lived with the struggle of dementia.” 

Taking place in Rotorua on Saturday 14th 

October, the prestigious NZCMA event is 

considered the pinnacle for winners of 

regional Country Music competitions. 

“I've always had a love of music and 

storytelling but it wasn't until I was 

introduced to the country music scene aer 

meeting my husband Phil Doublet, that I was 

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always been very stage-shy, and still get 

extremely nervous, so thankful for the 

constant support and encouragement from 

family and friends telling me 'I can'.” 

And ‘she has’. Over the past few years Lana 

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To advertise, contact 

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jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi 

Runner- up at the 2016 MLT Songwriting in 

Gore. 

With her debut EP complete, Lana says she 

will be releasing it in conjunction with the 

South Island Tour of NZ Songwriters in the 

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Club Bistro is open Tuesday to 

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and from 5pm. 

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www.newbrightonclub.co.nz 

Members, guests and affiliates welcome 

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SUNDAY 3, 10, 17 DECEMBER 

LUNCH & DINNER BUFFETS : $30 PP 

LIVE MUSIC with NEVILLE BARRIE 

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SATURDAY 16 DECEMBER 

BUFFET DINNER & SHOW : $45PP 

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