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Schools will have long

wait for lower speed zones

• By Andrew King

and Caitlin Miles

LINWOOD AVENUE School’s

principal is frustrated the school

doesn’t feature on a city council

list of 18 prioritised for lower

traffic speed zones.

Blair Dravitski said he didn’t

even know the list existed and

said he hadn’t heard anything

from the city council about it.

Last year the school on

Linwood Ave asked the city

council to look at installing

a slow speed zone, including

flashing signs, to let people

know they were near a

school.

A school zone is an area where

the speed is reduced to 40km/h

during times when pupils are

arriving and leaving, any other

time the usual speed limit applies.

Currently the school is in a

50km/h speed limit zone.

Mr Dravitski said a traffic

engineer had looked at how

traffic moved around the school

and said it could install better

signage and speed bumps before

lowering the speed limit.

Mr Dravitski said safety is still

a huge priority.

St Anne’s Catholic School and

Te Waka Unua, both located on

Ferry Rd have also been asking

for lower speed limits, but neither

feature on the city council

list.

The city council has only

$120,000 a year to spend implementing

school zones on roads

by schools.

The cost covers up to four

zones across the city a year.

Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board member

Alexandra Davids said lowering

speed limits outside of schools

should be a priority and wants to

see more movement on the issue

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and boosting funding would be a

good start.

City council manager operations

transport

Steffan Thomas

(left) said schools

are prioritised

based a number of

factors relating to

the road environment

outside a school.

“The list is reviewed regularly

and the ranking of an individual

school can change due to the

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SAFETY: Linwood Ave School pupils (left)

use flags to make themselves more visible to

motorists at the Linwood Ave crossing. The

school didn’t make the list of those getting

speed limits reduced. Neither did Te Waka

Unua (above).

school, and the surrounding

environment, changing,” he

said.

Traffic figures from April last

year showed along Ferry Rd

between Osborne St and Aldwins

Rd an average of 24,600 vehicles

per day used the road with 1810

during peak traffic from 8am-9am

and the same figures for the

school peak between 3pm and

4pm.

In 2015 ex-Te Waka Unua

pupil Isaiah Matoe was hit by

a car outside the school when

he tried to cross Ferry Rd. As a

result his left ear had to be glued

back on and he was left with cuts

and bruises.

Based on the city council being

able to install about three zones

per year, Somerfield School will

get a lower speed limit this year,

Cashmere High School and

Christchurch South Intermediate

in 2018, Aidenfield Christian

School in 2019 and St Martins

School in 2020.

Tuesday January 17 2017

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FROM

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EDITOR’S

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News.....................................3-12

THE CITY council needs to

urgently boost the amount of

money it has to implement

40km/h zones outside schools.

We reveal today the city council

has a paltry $120,000 a year to

put in school zones – and at about

$30k a pop that means only four

schools across the city a year will

get them.

Not good enough.

If the council spent the same

amount of money on school speed

zones as it did on the Gormley

sculptures – $800k – there would

be no waiting list.

Pretty simple really.

Congratulations to Hillsborough’s

Geoff Harrow, who has

received a New Year’s honour and

also features in the Our People

segment this week.

From climbing with Sir Edmund

Hillary to walking on his

own to the South Pole, he speaks

to reporter Caitlin Miles.

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Businesses need more time

to assess car parking losses

• By Caitlin Miles

BUSINESS OWNERS will

have more time to make their

argument against removing 90

per cent of car parks along part

of Ferry Rd to make way for

cycleways.

The Heathcote Expressway

cycleway plan was put out for

consultation in November.

It showed a large amount of

parking would be removed

to build 2.1m-wide separated

cycleways on either side of the

road between Wilsons Rd and

Fitzgerald Ave.

The cycleway was planned to

run from Heathcote through

Ferrymead, Opawa and

Woolston then into the central

city.

Consultation was scheduled

to close on December 23, but

the city council opted to keep it

open due to concern from business

owners who didn’t feel they

had enough time to complete a

submission.

Carey Motors owner Tony

Carey said with the consultation

period being so close to Christmas,

he couldn’t give a submission

his full attention. The Ferry

NO PARKING: Car parking along part of Ferry Rd could be

reduced by 90 per cent to allow cycleways down the road.

The city council has released an artist’s impression of how

the area may look if the cycleway plan went ahead (inset).

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

Rd business owner also wanted

more information from the city

council about the plan.

City council asset planning

team leader Richard Holland

said it had decided to extend

the consultation so potentially

affected business owners could

get more information about

the plan before making their

submissions.

“A number of businesses

along Ferry Rd have requested

further information around the

proposed cycle route and the

impact on the on-street parking

along Ferry Rd,” he said.

Gentle Giant manager May

Shin said she was stunned when

the Heathcote Expressway

cycleway plan was released,

with details on the large amount

of parking which could be

removed.

She said the business relied

on the parking for people to be

able to quickly stop for coffee

and food. Removing those parks

would impact her business, she

said.

Mr Carey said he wanted

the city council to look at the

cycleway plan again and take

Ferry Rd out.

“After the earthquakes, business

around here is still getting

back on its feet, taking away all

this parking won’t help,” Mr

Carey said.

City councillor Yani Johanson

said he was glad the consultation

had been extended, as it

was important to give business

owners a chance to get more

information and put together

their thoughts on how the loss

of parking may effect them.

The plan also involves banning

right and left turns from

Ferry Rd to Fitzgerald Ave

heading south.

The city council has not yet

decided on a date for when

consultation will close.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do

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should change its plan to

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part of Ferry Rd? Email your

thoughts to caitlin.miles@

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CENTRE IDEAS SOUGHT

From next week, the public

will be able to present the city

council with their ideas for the

Woolston Community Facility. The

suggestions will be collated before

a concept design is presented.

The facility will be built on the

demolished site of the Woolston

Community Library on Ferry Rd.

The library was demolished in June

2011 after being badly-damaged in

the earthquakes. The city council

has set aside $1.6 million in its

annual plan to replace it.

ROAD CLOSURE

Sparks Rd has been closed between

Sutherlands and Hendersons Rds

due to the installation of the Southeast

Halswell Wastewater Scheme.

The road is expected to be closed

until January 29 to allow for the

construction of a pump station at

270 Sparks Rd. A detour will be via

Hendersons and Halswell Rds or

via Cashmere Rd.

PLAQUE NAME UPDATE

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board wants to update

a plaque on a piece of pounamu

which sits on the table during its

meetings. The plaque currently

contains the name of the former

Ferrymead-Heathcote Community

Board. City council staff are

looking at updating the old plaque

with the new board name.

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Geoff Harrow

Love of nature and adventure

From climbing with Sir Edmund Hillary to walking on his own to the

South Pole, Hillsborough resident Geoff Harrow spoke to Caitlin Miles

about his achievements and receiving a Queen’s Service Medal

HONOURED: Geoff Harrow received a Maori cloak when he retired

from the Shearwater Trust.

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

Firstly Geoff,

congratulations on receiving

your medal.

I was quite astonished, it was

quite a surprise.

Really? Did you know that

you had been nominated for

it?

I was told someone had

nominated me at the end of

October. I’m not sure who it is

but I was a little embarrassed

because, while I had worked

hard for mountaineering and

conservation and skiing, so

have a hell of a lot of other

people. There should be a couple

of thousand other people

that I know of that should

deserve it just as much or more

than me.

How did you get started in

conservation work?

Well, I was always a bit of a

wanderer. We lived in Upper

Riccarton near the airport

and we would go up around

the countryside setting rabbit

snares and collecting, dear

I say it, terrible things like

collecting bird eggs! I even

collected bird eggs from the

main runway at Christchurch

Airport. I’ve always been

interested in birds. I started off

making a birds’ egg collection,

which is a terrible no-no these

days, but a lot of kids did when

I was at Riccarton School. I’ve

always looked at the Port Hills

and tried to get my brothers

and sisters to take me there

and they rarely would but, as

I got older, I went with school

friends and I could see the

mountains way out to the west.

We had a school trip to the

West Coast and we came right

through Arthur’s Pass and I

saw snow up on the mountains

and glaciers and thought, oh,

isn’t that amazing and that I’d

love to get up in that country,

but I was a bit small to do that

at that stage. So I had an interest

from a very early age, but

I’ve been a member of Forest

& Bird since 1938, and I’m 90

now so 79 years.

You’ve also been interested

in the mountains for a long

time?

I climbed Mt Oxford when

I was about 12 and when

I got to high school, I met

up with other like-minded

kids interested in tramping

and one of them, his father,

was a member of the

mountaineering club and we

went up to the Waimakariri

in the third form (year 9) and

we were right up there and it

was quite something. We saw

these back country huts so

they were places to stay and

the people that owned the huts

said you kids should belong

to the club because you’re

using our facilities and very

shortly after that I joined the

mountaineering club, in 1945 I

think it was.

Did you work in the

conservation sector?

No. This was purely just a

hobby. I worked for medical

supplies’ companies. The

whole of my life was spent

in the marketing of research

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leads to New Year’s honour

You were a foundation member

of the Craigieburn Valley

Ski Club as well?

I suggested to the mountaineering

club that there were quite

a group of young members who

had their own set up and I was

working in some of the sheep

stations in the high country,

Flockhill in particular and Mt

White. In the Craigieburn Valley,

they asked if I could show

them how I get through that

valley. I was a director for the Mt

Hutt ski field for about 12 years

and involved in the development

right from the beginning.

I was very lucky to get a trip to

the Himalayas with Ed Hillary

in 1954 with the New Zealand

Alpine Club.

That’s incredible, how did you

manage to do that?

They were calling for applications

and I put my name forward

and got on the team.

What was that experience

like?

It was a very big challenge.

We were in the Barun Valley

mapping our climb and having a

look at Makalu, the fifth highest

mountain in the world. We got

pretty high up that and then Ed

Hillary collapsed, he was very

sick and also had broken ribs

SO CLOSE: A view of Mt Makalu, which is located in the Mahalangur Himalayas, 19 km

south-east of Mt Everest. Geoff Harrow nearly conquered the mountain on a climbing

expedition with Sir Edmund Hillary in 1954.

because he helped one of our

team out of a crevasse. He collapsed

at about 22,000ft (6705m)

and we had to stop and get him

off the mountain. So that was

the end of climbing Makalu. But

the highest peak we climbed was

Baruntse, which is about 23,000ft

(7010m).

Have you ever gone back and

tried to climb Makalu again?

I went back with my wife on a

tramping trip. I didn’t get a second

chance to climb those, but

I went down to the Antarctic on

a biological expedition for four

months in 1965 or 1966, and we

were studying penguins and I got

a trip to the South Pole. There

were a lot of planes going down

there and I got asked if I’d like to

go. I was lucky to get on that trip.

The planes were C130 Hercules

and they pulled up just by the

pole station and the navigator

that was on the trip said this

wasn’t quite the South Pole. It

was about 1km away, so I walked

to the South Pole alone.

You must have had quite a

few ‘pinch yourself moments.’

What was it like rediscovering

hutton’s shearwater birds?

My wife and I were on holiday

up in Kaikoura staying with Ivan

Hislop. He found out that we

were interested in seeing all the

water birds and suggested some

things that we could do. I asked

if there were any mutton birds or

hutton’s shearwater colonies on

the Kaikoura coast and he said

not on the coast but up in the

mountains there were. I was astonished,

there was little known

about hutton’s shearwaters so I

went and had a look. That was

about 50 years ago and I have

been working with them ever

since.

You’ve mentioned your wife a

bit, how did you meet?

We met at Craigieburn Valley

Ski Club. I told her I was one of

the founders of the club and she

came up and we met and we’re

still together almost 60 years

later. We both still ski, we skied

last winter at Mt Hutt and Coronet

Peak. She’s joined me and

encouraged me with the work

and things I’ve done.

Do you have children that are

interested in the outdoors too?

My son Paul does a lot of skiing

and a lot of hunting. But he

came with me on one trip and

just as we were going over a very

steep waterfall, a huge rockfall

came through – several hundred

tonne – rocks as big as pianos

came smashing through us.

There were five in our party, including

two 12-year-olds, one of

them being Paul. Not one of us

got a mark on us. I was terrified

and wanted to turn round. My

brother-in-law was with us and

he was a pretty cool customer.

He said ‘look Geoff, it’s all over

and you’ve got some pretty important

work to do while you’re

here.’ It was a near miss but we

did carry on.

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Stray cat Charlie leaves pawprint

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

A STRAY cat, which has left

a pawprint on the hearts of

a Halswell couple, has an

unlikely resemblance to one of

silent film’s biggest stars.

Charlie Chaplin, a “scruffy”

cat, has inspired a popular collection

of bright feline-themed

pots at the Halswell Community

Market.

The cat first began to make

Nick Hawes, and his wife

Pauline Dellow’s, house a daily

pit-stop about a year ago – at a

time when they were looking

to pursue a creative hobby of

their own.

Sharing similar characteristics

to a tramp, the couple

of 38 years, named the stray

after English comic actor Sir

Charles Spencer, after they saw

him play the role of The Tramp

in the film of the same name.

“The cat just reminded us

of Charlie Chaplin and the

little sad looking character

that looked in the windows of

shops,” Mr Hawes said.

The couple, who had been

working in the digital technology

realm for more than 20

years, decided they missed

the fulfilment of illustrating

designs from hand.

“We needed to do something

for ourselves which we could

continue to go out and get a

little bit arty with. Get back to

our roots which is design a lot

of handcraft work,” he said.

CREATIVE HOBBY: Halswell resident

Pauline Dellow with her husband Nick

Hawes have used their artistic skills to

set up a popular stall at the Halswell

Community Market Many of the items

were inspired by cat Charlie Chaplin

named after Sir Charles Spencer (left).

Artistically stimulated by the

cat Charlie Chaplin, the couple

made an overnight decision to

set up their own creative hobbies

Cats in Your Face, building

up a popular following

both within the community

and on their Facebook page.

Mr Hawes describes the face

of their hobbies as a “grownup

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cat who “does his own thing.”

“He comes when he wants to

come and thanks us by hissing

at us . . . he adopted us,” he said.

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orders coming from places including

Invercargill, Dunedin

and Ashburton.

With a strong love for cats,

the couple regularly give part

of their proceeds to the Cats

Protection League Canterbury

based in Linwood.

Mr Hawes has been a

creative director of his own

advertising and marketing

business Yellow Pencil for

more than 34 years.

“When we started everything

was done by hand. We used

pens and paper. Everything was

an art and has developed into

digital technology,” he said.

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History of famous property developing

The Mauger family has owned and

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• By Fraser Walker-Pearce

THE FAMILY responsible for

many property developments

in North New Brighton and

Northshore can now sit down to

read their own story.

The Mauger family has owned

property in the eastern suburbs

since Ron and Jean Mauger

bought a property on Rookwood

Ave in 1945 for just £60.

Now, Ron and Jean’s son

Warner and wife Patsy own

Maugers – a company with

many divisions and arms including

residential and commercial

property and building projects

across the city.

Warner and Patsy were raised

in North New Brighton in the

1930s and, by 1955, Warner

was managing the well-known

Maugers Garage on the Bower

Ave and Travis Rd corner on

WEDDING BELLS: Warner and Patsy

married in Christchurch in 1957.

behalf of Ron. It was the couple’s

first business venture.

The garage was later sold to

petroleum giants BP and a station

is situated on the corner to

this day.

Warner’s late father Ron was

a house builder and began the

family’s business in 1945. He

went on to purchase and build

SUCCESS: Warner

and Patsy Mauger

– from a North

Beach garage to

the captain’s table

on the passenger

liner QE2.

properties in popular eastern

suburbs streets such as Travis

Rd, Bower Ave, Bassett St, Pages

Rd, Beach Rd, Shaw Ave and

Bowhill Rd.

The Mauger family net has

now been cast far and wide, with

Warner and Patsy’s own children

Philip, Timothy, Stephen and

Penelope also having families of

their own.

One of Philip’s sons, Jordan,

was the star of television programme

The Bachelor last year.

Warner and Patsy live in Eastwood

Rise, Northshore, one of

many subdivisions that Warner

started developing in the early

1990s.

The family also does a great

BACK IN TIME: The Shell Maugers’ Garage Ltd in about 1963. The company was later

sold to BP and a petrol station is still there today.

deal of charitable work, which is

not often talked about.

After Warner suffered an eye

injury requiring surgery in 1964,

Ron and Jean donated a set of

surgical equipment, along with

a supporting holder designed for

infants undergoing retina surgery,

to the Canterbury District

Health Board’s ophthalmology

department a year after Warner’s

surgery.

Later, Warner and Patsy

donated a Kowa Fundus (retina

scanning) camera and committed

more than $470,000 of their

own money to the Canterbury

Charity Hospital for a “muchneeded”

expansion.

In 2011, Warner and Patsy

donated Olympus Endoscopic

Ultrasound equipment to the

Department of Gastroenterology

at Christchurch Hospital after

reading a newspaper article on

the subject.

It allowed the hospital to test

bowel and liver cancer patients

on-site rather the patients having

to fly to Auckland for the

same test. Some of the patients

who, before that, had to fly to

Auckland for treatment were too

sick to do so, and were forced to

stay put.

By June of 2012, the machine

had provided the specialised

investigation tools to meet the

needs of 160 cancer patients in

the South Island.

But the Maugers’ generosity

did not stop there.

In 2015 they knew the Canterbury

Charity Hospital Trust

needed more space following the

earthquakes’ increased strain on

the community and its health,

and so injected the trust with

more capital.

In a charity hospital newsletter

shortly after the Maugers’

donation, it stated “the Maugers’

have not only provided the

hall at Innovation Park at no

charge as the venue again for

the Canstaff Charity Hospital

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bought a house next door to the

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family documented in publication

The property situated on

Leacroft St was bought by the

Warner and Patsy Mauger Charitable

Foundation for more than

$470,000.

Canterbury Charity Hospital

chairman Philip Bagshaw said

the generosity and donations of

the Mauger family have assisted

the hospital’s running for a number

of years.

He said two of the new wards

at the hospital will be named in

honour of the Maugers.

“We’re about to name two of

the new buildings in their honour.

One is going to be the Patsy

Mauger House where we can do

endoscopy, dentistry and counselling

and the new one next to

that will be the Warner Mauger

House. That will principally

house things like dental surgery

and a dental laboratory for fixing

and mending dentures,” he said.

In 2013, Mt Pleasant author

Paul Corliss was contacted by

Warner in the hopes of collating

the family’s history and having it

printed in a book.

Corliss was “more than happy

to oblige” and recently completed

the three-year project. He has

now published the more than

500-page book, titled Mauger

Milestones: The Legacy of a North

Brighton Family.

“Warner and Patsy fly very

much under the philanthropy

radar but contribute enormous

sums to charities with a deliberate

lack of fanfare and little

publicity,” Corliss said.

The book details the family’s

rise in success from the early

1900s all the way up to present

day, when Warner and Patsy

opened the Maugers Property

project Innovation Park in Templeton.

Prior to being Innovation Park,

the site was used as a school for

intellectually disabled children,

known as the Templeton Farm

Colony.

In 1967 it was disestablished,

and completely closed down in

the 1990s. After both the CDHB

and Ngai Tahu attempted and

failed to turn the land into

residential properties, it was subsequently

sold to the Maugers.

BLANK CANVAS: In 1990, the Mauger’s

Northshore land was a desolate area of grass and

weeds. Now it is a thriving subdivision.

PHOTOS: Mauger Milestones: The Legacy of a

North Brighton Family

HISTORY: The Hay’s dinosaur slide was part of the

Christchurch Santa Parade until it was sold to the Ferrymead

Heritage Park where it was chainsawed into bits. Warner

Mauger paid a contractor to fix, clean and paint the slide, but

when he offered it back to the city council it was rejected.

“We got advised by a land

agent that the old Templeton

Hospital and its site were up for

sale, from the CDHB, through

Ngai Tahu. No doubt others were

also interested, and we literally

only had the weekend to assess

it and make our minds up – no

time to do the usual homework.

The boys will tell you, they

weren’t happy with the time

available to make the decision,”

Warner said.

Initially the idea for a business

park was rejected by the city

council, but in 2010 after a

change of tack their case was

heard by a commissioner, the

decision was reversed and

the Maugers were allowed to

continue with Innovation

Park.

“Innovation Park was built

upon a belief that to achieve

great things people need a great

environment to work in

. . . companies, collaborating on

projects and establishing a powerful

network of complementary

business, while employees are

inspired to explore new ideas

and possibilities while enjoying

a host of outstanding amenities,”

Warner said.

Following in the property

development footsteps of his late

father Ron, and after the sale of

the family garage to BP, Warner

bought 60 acres of land in North

Beach, behind Waimairi Beach,

for “about one million dollars” in

1991 and named the subsequent

developments Northshore.

“My mother thought I was

absolutely mad as it was just

swampy hills, tussock, broom,

lupin and old man macrocarpa,”

Warner said.

The book states that from the

first truck loads of sand excavated

from the site up until last year,

about 250 houses have since been

built and sold in the Northshore

subdivision.

Patsy and Warner also have a

passion for keeping history alive,

as can be seen with the resident

green dinosaur in their garden.

The fibreglass dinosaur

childrens’ slide originally sat on

the Farmers department store

roof, but after it was gifted to the

Ferrymead Heritage Park, it was

chainsawed into pieces.

Warner was on the board

of directors at the park at the

time, and thought the dino slide

should be saved as it was part of

the city’s history.

“We took it around to the

contracting workshop at Tahuna

St and with the help of one of

the Maugers’ workers Roger

Westerink, fibre-glassed, painted

and rebuilt it. When the restoration

project was complete I rang

parks and reserves at the city

council and said ‘the historic

dinosaur slide is all ready to go,

what park do you want me to put

it in?’ . . . the offer was rejected

on health and safety grounds,”

he said.

The slide now sits next to

Warner and Patsy’s home and is

used by local children whenever

the Maugers host street parties.

About the author:

•Paul Corliss has now

written 13 books on

New Zealand history,

biographies and

bibliographies.

•Mauger Milestones:

The Legacy of a North

Brighton Family is his

most recent publication.

Corliss said he prefers

writing about local

unsung heroes as they

are, in his eyes, a lot more

interesting and often raise

more eyebrows than the

more famous names in

communities.

•In his spare time Corliss is

also the secretary of the

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Diverse Women

Today until January 28

This exhibition is a tribute

to the many aspects of women.

The collection of art has been

created by women ranging in

age and ability. The youngest

exhibitor is 10-years-old and

the oldest is more than “threescore-and-ten.”

The exhibition

showcases the many facets

of women’s art, including

the perfect, imperfect and

everything in between. The

exhibition will be open from

Monday to Friday, 11am-4pm,

and Saturday, noon to 3pm.

Linwood Community Arts

Centre. Free entry

3D Holiday Printer

Tuesday, 3-4pm

Fill up the school holidays

with interesting activities. Take

your child to the Spreydon

Library to learn about the

technical wonder of 3D

printing. See what creative

designs the printer is capable of

making and what it can make

for every day life. No bookings

required but a caregiver is

needed.

Spreydon Library, 266

Barrington St. Free entry

Knit and Yarn

Wednesday, 11am-1pm

Join in the friendly craft

corner sessions at Linwood

Library. Take your knitting,

crochet or other craft project

and be social with other likeminded

crafty people. Learn

some new skills, help others

and find some creative ideas for

a new project. Beginners are

welcome at the craft group. Pick

up some books for your next

craft project while you’re there.

Linwood Library, first floor

Eastgate Shopping Centre. Free

entry

Jack and the Beanstalk

Wednesday to Saturday, 11am

and 1pm

Take the children along to a

live theatre performance to beat

the school holiday boredom.

This production of Jack and

the Beanstalk will bring to life

all the beloved characters of

the original tale, including the

adventurous Jack and his best

friend Daisy the Cow. The show

combines slapstick comedy,

music and puppetry to keep the

audience entertained.

The Court Theatre at The Shed

in Addington. Tickets from $10

MARKET DAY: The Halswell Community Market has a variety of stalls offering plants,

handmade crafts, local produce and good food. There will be something for everyone,

including fresh coffee, a wide variety of food, and live music and entertainment. The market

takes place on Sunday, noon to 3pm, at the St John of God Church grounds, 26 Nash Rd.

Design Your Own Island

Friday, 11am-noon

Ever imagined having your

own private island and whatever

you want? Go to the library and

spend an hour creating your

dream island with everything

you like. Make it any colour,

shape and size and have fun

using your imagination. Find

some books on mystery islands

and other interesting things

while you’re there. No bookings

needed but parents are required.

Te Hapua Halswell Centre, 341

Halswell Rd. Free entry

Opawa Farmers’ Market

Sunday, 9am-noon

It’s a new year and the market

is back. Find some organic and

delicious produce from local

growers. Enjoy sipping on a

coffee while wandering around

the market and seeing all of

the food on offer. From artisan

bread and french pastries to

fresh berries and local cheeses.

Don’t miss the annual Berry

Fest, planned for the end of

January.

275 Fifield Tce. Free entry

Lisa Crawley

Sunday, 4-6pm

The Sunday Sit Down, Get

Down sessions will return for

another year. It will begin with

a free performance from Lisa

Crawley. She has previously

opened for Jules Holland, John

Mayer and opened for Simply

Red. She will perform songs

from her latest EP Up In The Air,

alongside new songs currently

being recorded and a selection

of favourites from All In My

Head and Everything That I

Have Seen. The Sunday sessions

are held to encourage families to

enjoy sharing food and listening

to music in a relaxed setting.

Blue Smoke, 3 Garlands Rd,

Woolston. Free entry

Sydenham Walkers

Monday, 10am

The walking group returns for

2017. The group will meet every

Monday morning for a walk

around the local area to stay

active and social. There is a plan

in place if the conditions are

bad, but wear sensible clothing

and footwear for any weather.

Countdown, 219 Colombo St.

Free entry

Photo Time

Monday, 11am-noon

Are you a budding

photographer that wants to

learn more about photography

and technology? Get along

to this event at the library to

learn more about photos and

different editing applications.

Expand your knowledge and

find some interesting books on

photography while at the library.

Te Hapua Halswell Centre, 341

Halswell Rd. Free entry

RED CROSS

Ensuring a safe work place

Learning first aid is not only a part of ensuring a safe

work place, but also an integral part of our engagement with the

wider community. We all learn the necessary skills to ensure that

in times of emergency we are able to assist our work colleagues,

but are we able to take these skills home, into the community or

on to the sports field?

not all work places are the same and the injury risk for each place

can be wide and variable. The office attended by administrators

does not carry the same risk as those people working with heavy

machinery, or perhaps at some distance from a regular ambulance

service. it is therefore essential that you pick the right first aid

course to suit all of your activities – both professional and social.

take, for example, an office worker who does not have a high

risk work environment and whose concern might be to ensure that

they can deal with minor cuts and superficial injuries, or the ability

to perform effective CPr. These skills can be achieved on a course

of eight hours duration and would generally fit into low to medium

risk area. But take this same person on to a sports field either as a

spectator or player when a higher level injury occurs. The eight

hour course covering unit standards 6402 and 6401 (or 26551 and

26552) does not cover head neck and spinal injuries, eye injuries,

hypothermia and poisonings.

The majority of injuries occur outside of the work place, in

fact one in three injuries occurs in the home, making it the most

common place for injuries to happen. new Zealand children

are twice as likely to die through injury as children who live in

australia. They mostly die as a result of motor vehicles accidents

or falls in the home. fatalities from leisure and sport are not far

behind those in the workplace.

The wider 12 hour course teaches the additional unit standard

6400 and provides a wide knowledge base for medium to high risk

environments. This course covers many of the skills required to

deal with the most common injuries, such as falls (which can result

in head, neck and spinal injuries) and dealing with complex scenes

such as motor vehicle accidents.

if you are not sure on the course best suited to your needs, ask

your accredited first aid training provider. They can explain the

course content and give you options that will best suit your needs.

Look beyond the workplace and consider your family and your

location. Check that you have a good quality first aid kit that is

up-to-date with replenished items, and that everyone knows where

it is located.

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS

GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING

Christchurch Course Dates 2017

Venue: 32 Birmingham Drive, Middleton

First Aid Revalidation Course (6 hours)

Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have

expired for more than 3 months)

Time: 8.30am – 3.15pm

Monday

27 February

13 March

Tuesday

7 February

28 March

Wednesday

25 January

15 February

Friday

3 February

10 February

Sunday

22 January

12 February

M Learning Workplace Revalidation Course (4 hours)

Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have

expired for more than 3 months)

Time: 8.30am – 12.45pm

Tuesday

28 February

Thursday

26 January

Friday

17 February

For bookings please call 0800 REDCROSS or 339-7111

Book online at www.redcross.org.nz

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USE THE RED CROSS ADVANTAGE -

COMPREHENSIVE FIRST AID,

ESSENTIAl FIRST AID, REVAlIDATION

OR TAIlORED TRAINING TO SUIT YOU

AT YOUR PlACE OR OURS.

16 Hours Thursday/Friday

16 & 17 February

16 Hours Saturday/Sunday

18 & 19 March

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS - GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING

CHRISTCHURCH COURSE DATES 2017 • VENUE: 32 BIRMINGHAM DRIVE, MIDDLETON

Comprehensive First Aid PLUS Course (16hrs or 4hr upgrade)

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 and 25411 or 26552, 26551, 6400 and 25411

Cost $285.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST for 16 hours or $85.00 per

person for upgrade following completion of CFA

Time: Day One 8.30am – 5.30pm Day Two 8.30am – 5pm

4 Hours Friday 1.15pm-5pm

17 February

4 Hours Sunday

19 March

Comprehensive First Aid Course (12hrs)

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 or 26552, 26551, 6400

Cost $225.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST

Time: Day One & Day Two 8.30am - 3.15pm Time: Day One 8.30am - 5.30pm

2 x Monday

20 & 27 February

6 & 13 March

2 x Tuesday

14 & 21 February

21 & 28 March

2 x Wednesdays

8 & 15 February

1 & 8 March

Thursday/Friday

26 & 27 January

2 & 3 March

Day Two 8.30am - 12.45pm

Thursday/Friday

16 & 17 February

Weekends

21 & 22 January

11 & 12 February

25 & 26 February

Essential First Aid Course (8hrs)

Unit Standard 6402, 6401 or 26551, 26552

Cost $155.00 per person Time: 8.30am – 5.30pm

Monday

20 February

6 March

Tuesday

14 February

21 March

Wednesday

8 February

15 March

M Learning (App.) First Aid Courses

Practical First Aid

Unit Standards 6402, 6401

Cost $155.00 per person

Time: 4 hours 8.30am-12.45pm

Wednesday 25 January Thursday 16 February

Workplace First Aid

Unit Standards 6400, 6401, 6402

Cost $225.00 per person

Time: 8 hours 8.30am-5.30pm

Wednesday 25 January Thursday 16 February

Thursday

26 January

2 February

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21 January

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Excitement high at

Avonside Girls’ High School

2017 will be a year of progress for the

Avonside Girls’ High School whanau.

Not only will the design of their state-ofthe-art

new campus alongside Shirley

Boys’ be revealed, their BYOD (Bring Your

Own Device) scheme is being increased

to include all of the Year 9 cohort, a new

uniform is in the pipeline and the school

is adopting a new style of form class to

lend greater support to students.

Principal Sue Hume says the new system

will see each girl with the same whanau

group teacher for her five years at school.

“This model gives students the

opportunity to bond with one teacher

and have her own family within the

Avonside community. The classes will

have an hour each week together – that

will be an important time to ensure that

each student is happy and progressing

within our school environment.”

Principal Sue Hume.

Sue Hume says this is part of Avonside’s

drive to increase student wellbeing and

support.

“Avonside’s core focus is not just on

educating but empowering girls to

be the best they can be. You can’t

lift students to their highest levels

of achievement unless you have a

supportive atmosphere.”

Students are also looking forward to

increased access to digital technology

with the BYOD scheme rolling out across

the Year 9 cohort, with the view to having

full BYOD across the school by 2019.

“Technological devices are just a tool

for learning but they do unlock a whole

new way of engaging students with

their learning. It is also important our

girls have the very best IT skills for

further study and future employment

opportunities.”

A fresh look for

Shirley Boys’ High School

You won’t have to look hard to see one

of the new developments at Shirley Boys’

High School in 2017 – it will be on almost

every student you see.

A new uniform is being rolled out… so it’s

out with the grey shorts and walk socks

and in with a sleek new navy and light

blue kit. Along with the new look, Shirley

Boys’ is continuing to show it’s at the

forefront of education with several new

initiatives, including a unique new form

class, the roll out of a BYOD (Bring Your

Own Device) system across the whole

school and the introduction of a new

teaching model.

“All of our teachers will be given the

chance to co-teach in 2017 and 2018.

That will see two teachers working with

two classes of students at the same

time” says Headmaster John Laurenson.

2017 edition

“It’s a collaborative approach that we

trialed in 2016. The feedback was very

positive – teachers inspired each other

and the students liked being able to

experience a range of teaching styles.”

The new form class will have a strong

emphasis on tikanga and te reo

Māori, embracing Maori principles

such as manaakitanga (exercising

compassion and empathy), thus

providing a respectful environment

for focused mentoring and raising

student achievement. Priority for the

new class will be given to students who

are engaged in Māori cultural pursuits,

studying te reo or who have come

bilingual or immersion units.

For more information see

www.shirley.school.nz

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Avonside Girls’ High School

Start of Year 2017

A warm welcome to all

new and returning students

Tuesday 31 January: Course Confirmation Day

Year 12 and 13 students who have not confirmed their courses or who

have not met subject entry requirements, will need to report to room P6

to finalise an appropriate course of study.

9.00am - 10.30am Surnames A – L

10.30am - 12 noon Surnames M – Z

Students who have met requirements, but who wish to have a subject

change considered, must report at 12 noon to room P6.

Wednesday 1 February:

Year 9 and Year 13 meet in Gym 1 for assembly at 9.00am.

Parents welcome.

Students released at 3.00pm.

Thursday 2 February:

All levels, Year 9 – 13, to Whanau rooms 8.30am – 3.00pm.

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SHIRLEY BOYS’

HIGH SCHOOL

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL 2017

Uniform to be worn from Wednesday 1 February

Monday 16 January School office re-opens 8.30am – 4.00pm

Tuesday 31 January

Wednesday 1 February

Thursday 2 February

Year 11-12 Course Confirmation Day

(Only those ineligible to re-enrol online required)

Orientation Day for Year 9 and other students new to SBHS

All students - report to Sports Hall Gym 8.30am – 3.00pm

Student Executive

8.00am – 3.00pm

Powhiri commences at 8.40am in the Assembly Hall (parents welcome)

Year 10-13 (Attendance not required)

Bring House shirts for Tabloid Sports in the afternoon

SBHS school buses commence

Year 9

8.45am – 3.00pm

Year 10

9.45am – 3.00pm

Year 11

9.15am – 3.00pm

Year 12-13

8.45am – 3.00pm

All students - report to Assembly Hall

Friday 3 February All students 8.30am – 2.05pm

Monday 6 February Waitangi Day School Closed

Tuesday 7 February All students 8.45am – 3.00pm

Report to Form Rooms

Stationery and Uniform

Information available at www.shirley.school.nz/students/uniform-and-stationery

www.shirley.school.nz

Enrolment enquiries at all levels, please phone the

School Office, 389 7199.

Office hours 8.00am to 4.00pm, Monday to Friday.

Office open from Monday 23 January 2017.

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2017 edition

Merrin School

We are looking forward to an exciting

year with STEM, (Science, Technology,

Engineering and Mathematics) to the

fore at Merrin School including 3D

printers, robotics and a brand new maths

programme for our Year 4 – 8 students.

We will be hosting more Sci-tech

challenges at all levels, whereby our

parents and children enjoy the fun of

working together to create and explore

through science and technology.

In term 1 we are off to the beach for our

whole school topic: “Toiora te Moana -

Toiora te Tangata, Healthy Seas - Healthy

People”. Our students will look at the

natural environment around the coast

and explore the effects people have on

coastal areas. Science and Technology

is a great vehicle to develop social

Chisnallwood Intermediate

Established as a Junior High School,

Chisnallwood is specifically designed to

meet the needs of students in their preadolescent

years. This design has been

carefully developed over many years

and is based on the best that has been

seen in New Zealand and Internationally.

By enrolling at this school you are

opening doorways to opportunities that

will prepare you fully for secondary

school and beyond. A well-balanced

mixture of specialist and home room

teaching in this highly resourced

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Tuesday, January 31st at 11am.

Year 8 Students commence

Wednesday, February 1st at 8.40am.

For further information contact:

The Principal

Breezes Road

Christchurch

Phone: 3884-199

Fax: 3884-803

E.mail: kim@chisnallwood.school.nz

Web Site: www.chisnallwood.school.nz

“A School proud of its academic, cultural and

sporting success”

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All pupils should come in full school uniform,

or go to our website www.aidanfield.school.nz

and have their full set of stationery with them.

School finishes for all pupils at 3:00pm.

The School Office will be open from

9:30am – 12:30pm on Wednesday 25th,

Thursday 26th, Friday 27th and Tuesday 31st January

(the office is closed on Monday 30th January).

Growing in Wisdom and Stature, Stand and Be Confident.

For more information, contact us on: (03) 338 8153

or enrol@aidanfield.school.nz

or go to our website www.aidanfield.school.nz

awareness amongst our students.

We want to ensure that our precious

coastline is protected by all.

The photo above is of our students involved in

a Sci-tech challenge

environment will capture your interest

and attention in a manner that will

ensure your success.

Recognised as a leader in its field,

Chisnallwood is nationally renowned for

its achievements particularly in the areas

of music, the arts, sport and all academic

endeavours. This success is brought

about by the quality of the resources

we have and by the commitment of the

highly trained and dedicated teaching

staff.

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Filename: Banks Avenue School FG9127 welcome enrolments for 2017 and beyond.

We are a continuing school looking forward to providing high

quality teaching and learning programmes for many years to come.

• The school office will be open and staff available from

Monday 23 January 2017 (8.30am – 3.30pm daily).

Call in or phone 03 385 4163.

• School opens for instruction at 8.55am on

Monday 30 January 2017.

• Stationery packs may be purchased from school between

12.30 – 3.30pm on Thursday 26 January and from

9.00am – 12.00noon on Friday 27 January 2017.

Principal: Toni Burnside

For further information contact our school office:

91 Banks Avenue, Shirley • Phone: 385 4163

Email: office@banksave.school.nz

Website: www.banksave.school.nz

Marian College

Marian College is a Catholic state

integrated school for girls with a

maximum roll of 430 students, that

combines high academic standards

and a progressive approach to

modern education. There is a genuine

commitment to the values inherent in

the traditions of the religious orders of

the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred

Heart and the Sisters of Mercy.

Preference for enrolment is given to

Catholic girls and some places may be

available for non-Catholic students.

Marian College is fortunate in being able

to remain small with a friendly, family

atmosphere which comes from teachers

and students knowing each other well.

Every student at Marian is nurtured and

her skills and talents fostered. Students

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Description: MERRIN SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Years 1 – 8

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families and fantastic students on

Wednesday 1 February 2017

for the first day of our school year

MERRIN SCHOOL

A warm invitation is extended to

new families for 2017

The school is open for enrolments

from Monday 30 January 2017

Enquiries: please contact

Merrin School

03 358 8369

www.merrin.school.nz

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Welcome back to our Year 8 students. Hopefully you

have all had a good holiday and are excited about your

learning for this year.

2017 school year commences:

Year 8 students - Monday 30th January at 8.50am

Year 7 students - Tuesday 31st January at 8.50am

On Tuesday 31st January – Year 7 & new Year 8

students are to assemble on the front courts as we

are holding a Mihi Whakatau at 9am to welcome new

students to Breens. Parents & Whanau are welcome to

join us for this welcome to our school community.

School office will re-open on Tuesday 24th January, 2017

have every opportunity to contribute

through participation, service and

leadership.

Our school culture is based on traditional

values and expectations and Marian is

also focused on supporting 21st century

teaching and learning. Marian College

is committed to preparing students with

the skills they need for the real world

environment. Marian uses information

technology for blended inquiry based

learning and we use google applications

extensively.

Marian staff create a positive climate,

which is conducive to effective learning

with the development of personal

responsibility, using collaboration,

problem solving and encouraging

students to be critical thinkers.

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Full Primary Years 1-8

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37 Cunningham Place, Halswell 8025

Phone: 03 322 8735

Email: admin@oaklands.school.nz

new enROLMenTS/

PAYMenT OF FeeS

Thursday 26th January, 10am-3pm

Friday 27th January, 1-3pm

STATIOneRY SALeS

2017 Stationery packs are available online

Please visit the school website for more information

www.oaklands.school.nz

TeRM One BeGInS

Monday 30th January, 9am

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Office Hours

Filename: Will be available FG9131 from Thursday 26th January 2017,

from 10.00am - 2.00pm.

School commences

Year 7: Thursday 2nd February.

Students to assemble in the Hall at 9.00am.

School finishes at 2.00pm.

Year 7/8: Friday 3rd February -

Full school. All students to go to their classrooms at

8.40am. School finishes at 2.50pm.

Sharon Keen, Principal

www.casebrook.school.nz

Email: office@casebrook.school.nz

Phone: 359 7428

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Casebrook - ʻA School

of opportunity that will

engage and challenge

Casebrook Intermediate students will

tell you they love their school and the

learning.

Happy students are engaged students.

Engaged students succeed. At

Casebrook, we constantly review our

programmes to find the best possible

way to excite and challenge. We provide

a flexible programme that moves with

the needs of the students and the

learning that excites them.

Our classrooms promote innovative

ways of learning, with all students having

access to modern digital technology, and

learning through researching, thinking

and acting on new understanding. All

our students are catered for by adapting

our programmes to find the best ways

to teach our students and providing

learning support and extension where

needed.

Casebrook’s school culture is driven

by our REP programme. We expect

our Casebrook REPs to demonstrate

Respect, Excellence and Perseverance

to provide a positive environment where

student wellbeing is central to our school

and community. We celebrate their

success as Casebrook REPs through

our school houses and REP badges. Our

students tell us they love being part of

the Casebrook REP community and are

proud to display their achievements.

Beyond the classroom we look for

opportunities to engage our students

in cultural, artistic, musical, technical,

sporting and community programmes.

We have expert teachers who strive to

involve as many students as possible in

our groups. It is our aim to find the right

extra-curricular programme for every

one of our students.

Our students leave Casebrook filled with

new experiences, great friendships and

most importantly a newfound confidence

that can be found in a supportive,

learning-rich environment like ours.

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Size: 18x4 Kia Ora, Talofa, Welcome

Description: CHRISTCHURCH BOYS HIGH SCHOOL

Account: CBHS School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: Office FG9144 Opens: Monday 16 January 2017, 8:30am-4:00pm daily

email: enquiries@cbhs.school.nz ☎ 03 348 5003

Enrolment enquiries: email: larterjtl@staff.cbhs.school.nz

Uniform Shop:

Stationery:

www.myschool.co.nz

eLearning Information: www.cbhs.school.nz/students/curriculum/e-learning

Casbrook

Intermediate

Students.

Christchurch Boys’ High School

Our opening procedures for 2017 are as follows:

www.cbhs.school.nz (click on new students & select PTA uniform shop)

Monday 30 January

8:30am – 4.00pm Staff Only Day Staff and Department Meetings

Tuesday 31 January

9:00am – 3:00pm Year 9 Some Year 9 classes will be in for eLearning workshops.

Confirmation to parents by email. (Full school uniform)

9:00am – 2:00pm Years 11, 12 & 13

(Main foyer)

A – G 9:00am

H – N 10:00am

O – Z 11:00am

Compulsory course confirmation for all Year 12 & 13 students,

including hostel students. All students must attend on Tuesday

or risk losing their place in a course. Year 11 students who have

course selection concerns or timetable issues can also see the

Dean at this time.

(School uniform not required for Years 11, 12 & 13)

10:00am – 2:00pm Year 13 Peer Support Training — Monitors & Peer Support Leaders.

(School uniform not required)

Wednesday 1 February

9:00am – 3:00pm Year 9 Remaining Year 9 classes will be in for eLearning workshops.

Confirmation to parents by email. (Full school uniform)

12:45pm – 3:00pm All Year 9 Assemble at the Te Kura St Gates for Mihi whakatau at 12:45pm,

parents welcome.

12:45pm – 2:00pm

New Students

(Years 10-13)

Assemble at the Te Kura St Gates for Mihi whakatau at 12:45pm,

parents welcome. (Full school uniform)

Thursday 2 February

9:00am – 3:00pm Year 9 Report to Form Rooms (PE uniform — togs & towel)

9:30am – 12:30pm Year 12 Report to Big Gym (Full school uniform)

9:30am – 12:30pm Year 13 Report to Small Gym (Full school uniform)

Friday 3 February

9:30am – 3:00pm Year 9 Report to Form Rooms (PE uniform — togs & towel)

9:30am – 12:30pm Year 10 Report to Big Gym (Full school uniform)

9:30am – 12:30pm Year 11 Report to Big Room (Full school uniform)

1:00am – 3:00pm Years 10 & 11 Drop in centre ICT help — School Library

Monday 6 February Waitangi Day School closed

Tuesday 7 February

8:45am – 3:10pm Years 9 – 13 Full school timetable for all year groups

NOTE: The school canteen will not be open until Tuesday 7th February. If your son is in for a full day they will need to bring lunch with them.

Stationery is not required for Year 9 students from Tuesday 31st Jan – Friday 3rd Feb apart from their device and a pen.

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Lives

Description: St Marks School

Account: Through School Open Daysthe St Marks Story

Colour: F

Filename: An Anglican FG9164 integrated, co-educational school for children in Years 1-8 (Ages 5-13)

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Artwork: FG9148

Size: 9x4

Description: HORNBY HIGH SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: FG9148

2017 edition

St Mark’s our tradition and

the future, our difference

St Mark’s is the only anglican

StateIntegrated Primary School in the

South Island.

As a school of Special Character we

focus on growing the unique gifts,

talents and abilities of every student

within a Christian family atmosphere.

This holistic view ensures the students

spiritual, academic, physical, emotional

and cultural needs and potential are the

heart of all we do, the way we think and

the way we live.

Students who can collaborate, act

adaptively, are actively involved in their

own learning, and solve problems using

a range of thinking skills are hallmarks St

Mark’s our tradition and the future, our

difference.

Of the child at the centre of teaching and

Cholmondeley Avenue, Christchurch

Phone: 03 332 7339 | Fax: 03: 332 4485

Email: office@saintmarks.school.nz

www.saintmarks.school.nz

Monday 23rd January

School Office Opens. New Enrolments welcome

Thursday 2nd February

8.30am – Years 7 - 11 Normal Timetable all day

learning. These are also the skills that

will propel students into their future and

our ever changing world.

Positive relationships between students,

staff and whanau is a strength at St

Mark’s.

Knowing every student, their strengths

and abilities creates a scaffold for inquiry,

curiosity, collaboration and fun!

Come and visit us! Take a look at our new

and innovative campus. Hear from our

families. Talk to our talented students.

talk to the teachers who inspire them.

But most of all see how we are all

connected by faith to a place that

creates a sense of belonging and worth

for everyone.

Applications are currently being accepted for 2018 new entrants.

Contact the school office for

further information.

Limited vacancies currently exist in

other year levels.

Te Huruhuru Ao o Horomaka

Start of year 2017

Tuesday 31st January

2 - 3pm Years 7 & 8 Open Afternoon

Wednesday 1st February

9am - 2pm – Years 7, 8 & 9

9am – Mihi Whakatau for new students. Whanau welcome

10.30am - 11.30am – Year 10 assembly & form time

11am - 12pm – Year 11 assembly & form time

12pm - 1pm – Year 12 & 13 assembly & form time

Friday 3rd February

8.30am – Years 7 - 13 Normal Timetable all day

180 Waterloo Road, Hornby - Ph 03 349 5395 www.hornby.school.nz

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2017 edition

Welcome to Christchurch

Boys’ High School

Altiora Peto – I Seek Higher Things

Welcome to Christchurch Boys’ High

School. This is a great place to learn and

we have a history of over 130 years of

educating boys to be fine young men.

We have high expectations of our boys

and strong relationships with them.

Academic success and moral strength

are considered paramount, and our

boys excel across academic, cultural

and sporting fields. We value tradition,

we honour excellence, we teach values

and we celebrate success in a school

environment that cares for student

welfare, recognises cultural diversity

and meets the learning needs of a wide

range of students.

Our rich history includes Old Boys, who

have made their mark in the worlds

of the military, the arts and culture,

commerce, law, community service

and sport. We have close ties with our

very supportive and active community,

and we are proud of our place in New

Zealand education.

Our success in academic, sporting and

cultural fields is due to a desire to make

a difference to all of our young men’s

achievement. The staff of Christchurch

Boys’ High School share a vision of

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Artwork: FG9192

Size: 18x4

Description: MAIREHAU HIGH SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: FG9192

Monday

23 January

Monday

30 January

Tuesday

31 January

Wednesday

1 February

Thursday

2 February

Friday

3 February

Monday

6 February

Tuesday

7 February

Wednesday

8 February

standing alongside our students and

supporting them to high standards of

performance and character.

The fine young man mission of the

school is supported by wide ranging

cultural and sporting opportunities, and

personal development is an emphasis.

Christchurch Boys’ High School is a warm

and energetic place with staff, students,

parents and Old Boys working positively

together with a strong sense of purpose

and identity.

Whaia te iti kahurangi. Ki te tuohu koe

me maunga teitei.

Nic Hill,

Headmaster

Mairehau High School

Commencing Dates for 2017

School Office opens

NOTE: Canteen opens Tuesday 2 February

First Official Day

Confirmation of Courses:

Year 12 & 13 from 9.30am-12noon

Year 11 from 1pm–3pm

Year 9 & International students only today 9am–2pm

Students assemble in the Hall with Peer Support Leaders

International students orientation, 9am

All students at school (including Supported Learning Students)

8.45am – 10.00am Assembly: Years 10-13

8.45am – 10.00am Year 9 in Form Groups

Timetabled classes from period 2

Canteen opens on this day

Full school timetable today

All students in timetabled classes

Waitangi Day Observance – school not open

All students in timetabled classes today

Harry Romana - Principal

Hagley College

Over 1,000 students enrol into Hagley

each year. They choose Hagley because

of the great choice of subjects and

the unique programmes Hagley offers.

Students go to Hagley because of the

way they are treated and supported.

Every student at Hagley knows that it is

cool to be different and they celebrate

this difference in a dynamic environment.

With over 150 senior subjects available,

Hagley creates opportunities that you

never imagined were possible at school.

Imagine being able to be an animator,

a dancer, a scientist, a film producer, a

fashion designer, or a chef. At Hagley you

can live your dream.

If you are looking for a high school where

you can be yourself while achieving your

goals, where high standards are set and

maintained, and staff will work closely

with you to ensure you get the very

best out of your high school years, then

consider enrolling at Hagley College for

2017.

Head to one of Hagley’s Enrolment

days on Monday the 30th and Tuesday

the 31st January from 10am- 2:30pm to

discuss your options, personalise your

programme, meet their teachers and

enrol into Hagley for 2017.

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Artwork: FG9168

Size: 18x4

Description: PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: NB: FG9168 SENIOR STUDENTS (Year 11 – 13). Students will be notified if

course changes are required. The Senior Course Tutor will be available

from January 23 for consultation.

Monday 23 January - School Office opens

Wednesday 25 January – Friday 27 January

Peer Support training camp

Monday 30 January

Teacher Only Day

Tuesday 31 January

New International students report at 8.45am

Year 9 students report in full uniform to Hall 9.00am – 2.30pm.

Transferring students (Years 10 – 13) in full uniform to Hall 9.00am – 12.00noon

Powhiri for all new students – 9.00am

School Canteen open

Wednesday 1 February

All Year 9 students report to form classes at 8.30am – 2.30pm

All Year 12 students report to hall in uniform at 9.00am – 10.30am

All Year 13 students report to hall 10.00am – 11.30am

School Canteen open

Thursday 2 February

All Year 9 students report to form classes at 8.30am – 2.30pm

All Year 10 students report to hall in uniform at 9.00am – 10.30am

All Year 11 students report to hall at 10.00am – 11.30am

School Canteen open

Friday 3 February

Timetable starts

Monday 6 February

Waitangi Day - School closed

PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL

START OF SCHOOL YEAR 2017

Papanui High School

30 Langdons Road, Christchurch 8053

Tel: (03) 352 6119

Email: admin@papanui.school.nz

Jeff Smith - Principal

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Hagley College 2017

Enrolment

Days

JANUARY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

10am-2:30pm

Hagley College Student Centre

Corner of Hagley Avenue and St Asaph Street

Our Enroment Centre re-opens on January 17th, please phone them

on (03) 364 5156 to find out what you need to bring.

Hagley College Start Dates and Times 2017

Wednesday

1 February

Thursday

2 February

Friday

3 February

Monday

6 February

Tuesday

7 February

YEAR 9

YEAR 10

YEAR 11

YEAR 12

AND 13

Year 9s at home

Year 10 Orientation

10am - 12noon

BBQ lunch provided

Year 11 Orientation

10am - 2:45pm

Year 12s and 13s

at home

Year 9s at home

Year 10s at home

Year 11s at home

Year 12s and 13s

Welcome & Orientation

9:30am - 2pm

BBQ lunch provided

Year 9 Orientation

10am - 2pm

BBQ lunch provided

Year 10s at home

Year 11s at home

Year 12s and 13s

at home

School closed for Waitangi Day

Normal timetabled

classes from

8:40am

Normal timetabled

classes from

8:40am

Normal timetabled

classes from

8:40am

Normal timetabled

classes from

8:40am

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2017 edition

Hornby High School

We will start 2017 with a bang, quite

literally, as we get set for the first

demolitions that precede our rebuild.

First to go are the administration block,

and the library building, due to come

down in March. Contractors then

begin the build for the first part of the

brand new Hornby High School with

our Hauora, administration, learning

commons and specialist learning spaces

that cover sciences, creative arts, and

technologies.

The work that goes on inside our

buildings is also changing with two

ongoing developments.

We are asking all students to have

Chromebooks available during their

school day. The evidence for their

significant impact on learning is growing,

all of this work underpinned with our

learning methodology of ‘Learn Create

Share’ (supported by the Manaiakalani

Outreach Programme) which we share

with our partnership schools in our Uru

Manuka cluster. This pedagogy develops

deeper learning and digital fluency, both

essential in our modern era.

We are also developing student and

staff abilities to cause learning using

project based learning. PBL is well

known to improve student engagement

and deeper learning, and following

successful trials in 2016 is set to grow in

use this year.

This all forms a part of the backdrop to

our journey towards the school’s exciting

vision ‘A centre of creative excellence’.

Make sure that you are a part of this

exciting future focussed journey.

Robin Sutton, Principal

Riccarton’s Kokiri Lodge

Experience

Outdoor education is an integral and

compulsory part of the Riccarton High

School junior programme. We own our

outdoor education centre, Kokiri Lodge,

situated in Westland, near Lake Brunner.

The Board of Governors bought the old

Kokiri school building and some 5 acres

of land in August 1973. Soon after the

purchase a bunkroom was built and a

dedicated education programme was

developed with the emphasis on inter

personal skills. The first class groups

visited Kokiri in November 1974, 40 years

ago.

The Kokiri Experience fits in well with The

Riccarton Way. Students get involved,

work hard at the challenging tasks, show

care for others, are tolerant, and always

have to be part of team. A key factor in

facing the difficulties of Kokiri is giving it

their best shot.

Each year all Year 9 and Year 10 students

travel by train to the lodge with a

teacher accompanying them on the

train. A specialist Kokiri teacher and

three instructors lead the specialist four

day programme. The four instructors

live at the Lodge for the camps. Senior

students from Year 12 and Year 13 are

involved in the programme as group

leaders – four per camp.

The Year 9 and 10 programmes are

different, and complement each other

in developing self-confidence, team

work and leadership skills in an outdoor

education context facilitated by the

experienced instructors.

Students enjoy the abseiling,

orienteering, confidence and ropes

courses. Year 10 students also

experience an exciting overnight campout

in tents in the bush.

This two year programme, unique to

Riccarton, is designed to provide a

positive introduction to the outdoors

and to develop links in the class and

confidence in the students when

they return to Christchurch. Students

often refer to their time at Kokiri as a

highlight of their school time and a truly

memorable experience.

Robin Sutton, Principal and some

students of Hornby High.

Enrolment

Scheme

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Ad Number: FG9172

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Size: 9x2

Description: RAWHITI SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: Ministry of Education. FG9172

In order to avoid overcrowding, or the likelihood of

overcrowding, the board of Rāwhiti School has adopted

an enrolment scheme, which has been approved by the

Under this scheme, students will be enrolled if they live

within the home zone described below:

From the intersection of Anzac Dr and Frosts Rd:

• North on Frosts Rd to Beach Rd

• East on Beach Rd to Marine Parade

• South on Marine Parade to Rodney St

• West on Rodney St to Union St

• North on Union St to Owles Tce

• North West on Owles Tce to New Brighton Rd

• North West on New Brighton Road to Anzac Dr

• North on Anzac Dr to Frosts Rd

The enrolment scheme may be viewed on our website

www.rawhiti.school.nz or at the school office where

copies of the scheme are also available.

150 Leaver Terrace, Christchurch

Ph 388 9519

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Artwork: First FG9188 day of School

Size: 9x2 for 2017

Description: RICCARTON PRIMARY SCHOOL

Account:

Wednesday

School Open

1st February

Days

8.55am

Colour: FAll students are to meet

Filename: FG9188

in the school hall.

New enrolments welcome

office@riccartonprimary.school.nz

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South New Brighton

School’s Got Talent

Villa Maria College

2017 edition

Dance Crew, from left to right: Morgan Bailey, Ella Timbrell, Molly Chalmers and Chloe Timbrell.

One of the great things about our school

is that it is a full primary (Year 1-8). This

means that our students can stay with the

same group of friends and teachers until

high school and get to take on a lot of

areas of responsibility around the school.

This year we had a large group of Year 8

Prefects who have buddied up with new

entrants, visited our local kindergarten,

led assemblies, arranged a staff vs. Year

8’s basketball tournament and worked in

the office at lunchtimes to give our hardworking

office staff a break.

We also have so many talented students

at SNBS! For the second year in a row,

our school has held an SNBS’s Got Talent

Show to showcase this talent. This is

another one of the things that our Prefect

group has helped to organise.

69 of our Year 5-8 students gave up

their morning teas and lunchtimes to

audition for their place in the Semi Finals.

There were Solo and Group categories

of Singing, Dance, Entertainment and

Instrumental. All of this could not have

happened without our dedicated

teachers, who gave up their valuable time

to judge and decide who would make

it through to the finals. Leading into the

final, the competition was fierce. The 8

finalists performed stunningly in front

of the whole school at our Whanau Hui.

It was an intensely difficult decision for

our judges, Tom and Holly from Original

Scripts Theatre School. They decided

that the overall winner was ‘Dance Crew’,

dancing to “It’s the Hard Knock Life”

from the musical Annie, and they won a

$10 subway voucher (a special thanks to

Subway Ferrymead for donating these)

and Miss Gill, our Deputy Principal and

organiser of SNBS’s Got Talent, took

them out for lunch. Every participant

was awarded a certificate at our school

Whanau Hui.

Written by Grace Ward, Year 8 student

and SNBS Prefect

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Description: SHIRLEY INTERMEDIATE 9am, Monday

Account: 30th January.

Colour: F

Filename: FG9244

New students assemble on grass

inside North Parade gate.

(In music room if wet).

Year 8 assemble in hall

for powhiri.

Note: Uniform sunhats

compulsory Term1

Phone: 03 385 2229

Fax: 03 385 2335

www.sis.school.nz

office@sis.school.nz

Villa Maria College is a state integrated

Catholic secondary school for girls

in Years 7 – 13. The foundation for

everything we do is our Catholic faith,

which we express through our Mercy

charism.

We aim to offer spiritual formation and

pastoral care in the tradition of Catherine

McAuley, and the Sisters of Mercy who

founded the College in 1918.

Our Mission is to: “Empower each young

woman to determine her potential, live

Gospel values, confidently embrace lifelong

learning and as a Mercy woman be

inspired to make a difference”.

We have a proud academic history,

annually achieving academic results

which are among the best in the country.

Students set high goals and the College

supports them in striving for excellence.

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Description: VILLA MARIA COLLEGE

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: FG9180

Girls from Villa Maria

College working on

their Science project.

Our most recent NCEA results included

pass rates of 98.9% at Level 1, 96.9% at

Level 2 and 92.5% at Level 3.

Villa Maria College offers many sporting

opportunities, our Sports Director coordinates

over 30 sports for girls to

choose from. It’s not surprising that we

have extremely high participation levels

along with impressive regional and

national successes!

The cultural life of the College is also

filled with extensive musical and choral

opportunities along with bi-annual

Productions and Stage Challenge

entries.

We invite you to visit our Open Day on

16 May, 2017 and see for yourself our

special character. You will also find a

wealth of information on our website –

www.villa.school.nz

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Artwork: FG9295

Size: 9x2

Description: SOUTH NEW BRIGHTON

Estuary Road • South New Brighton

SCHOOL

Christchurch 8062

Account: Telephone Back To 388-9426 School• Fax 388-1810

Colour: F www.snbs.school.nz

Filename: Our FG9295 vision: To be a community

of learners who Create, Achieve,

Relate and Engage.

Our start date will be Wednesday 1st February

Enrolments taken from Monday 30th January

To contact us for further information

ph 388 9426 or email: admin@snbs.school.nz

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Artwork: FG9184

Size: 9x2

Description: WAIRAKEI SCHOOL

Account: School Open Days

Colour: F

Filename: FG9184

At Wairakei School we aspire to be Absolutely

Brilliant because:

• We work hard

• We think

• We communicate effectively

• We care

• We make meaningful connections

Our school year starts for children on Tuesday 31st

January. The office is open for enquiries from Monday

23rd January. We look forward to seeing you and

showing you around our absolutely brilliant school.

250 Wairakei Rd, Bryndwr

Phone: 351-8033

www.wairakeichch.school.nz

office@wairakeichch.school.nz

Tuesday January 17 2017

REAL ESTATE

Park Outlook

109 Bay View Rd, Redcliffs

Price $739,000

4 bedrooms | 1 living room | 2 carports | Listing # FM5003

Yearning for a secluded hillside sanctuary

away from the hustle and bustle of the

city yet still within easy reach of shops,

waterfront and amenities?

If so this is a must see. Feel like you’re

on holiday in this leafy semi-rural

environment at the far end of Bay View Rd

adjacent to Barnett Park.

A well presented contemporary styled

brick and timber home with double

glazed PVC joinery, 4 bedrooms and 2

bathrooms and open plan living. There

are 3 bedrooms upstairs with sea glimpses

and 1 downstairs set up as a dayroom with

French doors opening onto the deck. The

master has sea glimpses, a feature wall and

a modern ensuite.

Facing all day sun the kitchen in soft

neutral colours, is interactive with the

dining and living area. With all glowing

timber floors and sleek tiles throughout

this creates a clean living environment for

you to enjoy.

With easily maintained 1313sqm

grounds, an enormous sun-drenched

pebbled patio and several decks for

entertaining and BBQ’s, and the park

next door, the entire family will be happy

here. There is under cover parking, lots of

storage and oodles of off street parking for

at least 4 cars.

Our owners have loved living here in

this hideaway for the past 18 years but

with children left the nest and earthquake

repairs completed, it is now time to

downsize, providing you the opportunity

to secure your future here in this natural

secluded microclimate.

Open Home Dates: Saturday 21 Jan

1:00p.m. - 1:45p.m. See you at the Open

Day, or for a private viewing or for more

information contact Alison Carter

of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 384

7950 or mobile 027 4318 960.

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HEALTH & BEAUTY

Make wise

choices for

holiday fun

Don’t spend your holiday

recuperating from a preventable

accident. The double whammy of

the holiday and summer seasons

are in full swing. Accidents lead

the way for ambulance rides and

healing time. An accident is just

that. An event that happens from

a series of events, causing bodily

harm. In most cases those events

could have been prevented with

a little more thought behind the

decision.

At Physiotherapy Associates,

located at 86 Wainoni Rd,

Wainoni, they pride themselves

in assisting the healing process

and they are strong advocates in

that awareness and assessment

are the key to prevention.

“We stress to our clients, the

following; always have a first aid

kit in the car, on the boat, or at

your location and do a first aid

course. Muscle and ligament

strains and sprains are some

of the most common accident

results.” Says head physiotherapist

Richard.

Alcohol consumption is one

of the biggest contributors to

any accident. As people mature

in many cases they acquire that,

“invisible, superhero syndrome”

where they feel they can do

actions with the same buoyancy as

when they were younger. In many

instances this leads to the result

of a fall, tweak or miscalculate in

the action and an injury incurs.”

Richard advises, “If there is

severe pain, deformity or inability

to bear weight seek medical help

or call 111 immediately. If soft

tissue pain does not improve by

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with many notable artists including Suzanne Prentice,

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On lead guitar and vocals: Maurice Sammons, with

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