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Call for cycleway to keep
students safe near school
• By Noah Graham
BUSY ALDWINS and Ensors
Rds need an urgent cycleway to
keep Linwood College students,
who cycle to school, safe.
That’s the call from school
principal Richard Edmundson.
Mr Edmundson and Andrea
Cummings, a mother of two
children who attend the school,
made a deputation to the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board to reduce
the speed limit along Ensors
and Aldwins Rds and to install a
cycleway.
The board asked city council
staff to investigate options into
installing a cycleway along the
roads.
Ms Cummings said when her
daughter had cycled to school
she worried for her safety.
She said cars travel along the
stretch of road “very fast” and
without a designated lane for
cyclists, someone was going to
get hurt.
“It is only a matter of time
before someone gets seriously
hurt.”
The speed limit on the stretch
of road is 60km/h and on
Aldwins and Ensors Rds about
34,300 and 24,100 vehicles travel
along them each day.
Mr Edmundson did not have
the exact number of students
UNSAFE: Students using Aldwins and Ensors Rds to cycle to school have to ride alongside a
stream of traffic, which Linwood College principal, and parents, are calling dangerous.
PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
who cycled to school, only that
the majority were discouraged
because parents were concerned
for their safety.
He said a cycleway installed on
the road or the pathway, along
with reduced vehicle speed,
would convince more students to
use bicycles.
“Anything we can do to
encourage kids to bike to school
needs to be looked at seriously,”
he said.
Mr Edmundson said the
school’s role was increasing each
year and a cycleway would help
alleviate the amount of congestion
and traffic on the road.
Students often phoned their
parents, talking about the near
misses they have had.
A recent incident saw one
student having to brake quickly
while changing lanes to avoid
crashing into a truck and was
glad it did not end differently,
which it could have.
Andrea
Cummings
Richard
Edmundson
Board member Alexandra
Davids said the stretch of road
was not safe for cyclists.
“At this moment I just don’t
think it is safe enough. If I were
a parent, I would not be keen
on my child cycling down that
stretch of road.”
She said the community board
was waiting on city council to respond
with a report on the possible
options on where and how
the cycleway could be installed.
A city council spokeswoman
said they did not know when the
community board could expect
the report.
She said if they could not have
the speed limit of the road reduced,
the safer option would be
to have a shared pedestrian and
cyclist pathway if it was possible.
It was important for children
in the area to be able to cycle to
school, Ms Davids said.
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News......................................3-6
AS THE city council spends
millions of dollars developing
cycleways across Christchurch, you
have to wonder why busy Aldwins
and Ensors Rds is not a priority.
As we reveal on page 1 today
those roads carry upwards of
33,000 vehicles a day. The roads
also carry very precious items –
Linwood College students.
Now principal Richard Edmundson
and parent Andrea Cummings
are spearheading a campaign to try
and convince the city council to
put in cycle lanes to make matters
safer for students.
There’s been a number of near
misses between vehicle and
cyclists. Both roads carry lots of
heavy vehicles.
Let’s hope the campaign is successful.
A good news story on page 3
– Gordon Lee, 90, has ticked off
another wish on his bucket list, a
motor-cycle ride. – Barry Clarke
A Woolston girl through and through
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90-year-old takes ride of his life
• By Noah Graham
GEORGE LEE had two goals
when he was told he had bowel
cancer two years ago: Celebrate
his 90th birthday and have a
ride on a motorcycle.
On Monday, the resident of
Chatswood Retirement Village,
Opawa, ticked both those goals
off his bucket list as he donned
his black helmet and climbed
into the sidecar of a Moto Guzzi
motor-cycle on his 90th birthday.
With his new bike companion,
John Beardsley, the pair set off
from Opawa for a 20-minute
trip out to Sumner and back.
“It was a really good experience.
It wouldn’t be everybody’s
ideal birthday present but I certainly
enjoyed it,” George said.
He had wanted to ride on a
motor-cycle for a few years and
was pleased he had managed
to do it, even if it was “a wee bit
drafty.”
George’s daughter Catherine
said when he was diagnosed
with cancer two years ago, he
was told by the doctor he would
not make it to his 90th birthday
– he proved them wrong.
She had flown over from Australia
for the birthday and was
pleased her father had gone for
the ride, as they were worried he
would not be well enough.
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STYLE: George Lee went for a ride on his 90th birthday in the
sidecar of a Moto Guzzi motor-cycle with John Beardsley.
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“I have not seen him smile
that much in a long time. He
was stoked,” she said.
“He was smiling from ear to
ear.”
She said George would always
“give something a go” but had
not done something like the bike
ride since 1997, when he and
his late wife, Lois, paraglided in
Australia.
George initially wanted to
ride pillion on the bike, but his
health would not allow it, so he
had to settle for a sidecar.
George’s son, Stephen, was
there to celebrate his dad’s birthday.
He said his dad deserved a
bit of fun after a tough start to
the year.
“It has been a bit of a year for
him. He’s had a big few weeks
with mum passing away in
March and him moving into the
retirement home.”
George and his wife were married
for 67 years.
Stephen said he and his sister
had no idea what the plan would
be for their dad’s 100th birthday.
In Brief
GRAFFITI DECLINES
Graffiti in south Christchurch
has decreased over the past
month. The number of incidents
in Linwood, Woolston and
Hoon Hay has reduced by 11 per
cent, 39 per cent and 19 per cent
respectively. However, Spreydon
had an increase of 44 per cent.
CONSTITUTION SIGNED
The Hoon Hay Community
Association’s constitution was
signed by the 10 founding
members last week. Chairwoman
Suzie Sauer said it was good
the group was now official and
could start the process of taking
over the lease of the Hoon Hay
Community Centre.
FUND APPLICATION OPEN
Organisations in south Christchurch
have the chance to apply for
funding to help boost community
projects. Applications for the city
council’s 2017/18 Strengthening
Communities Fund are open and
can be applied for through the
city council’s website
https://ccc.tfaforms.net/16.
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The first section of the Little
River Link cycleway is open. The
route runs from Hagley Park
across Moorhouse Ave and along
Grove Rd, Collins and Jerrold Sts,
before connecting to the Southern
Motorway.
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Multi-complex not wanted
Studholme
St resident
Martin
Flanagan
talks about
the effect a
high density
residential
development will have
on their street if the city
council gives it approval
The Retain Somerfield’s
Character action group formed
in response to bring attention
to Multay Development Ltd’s
proposal to build a four-unit,
two-storey, multi-complex, at 23
Studholme St.
This group of local home owners
are concerned a development
so out-of-character with the
surrounding neighbourhood will
negatively impact on existing
residents’ property values and
street parking, resulting in a
loss of privacy, street appeal and
school pedestrian safety.
Some will say we’re nimbys or
anti-development. I would reply
by saying we are concerned for
our properties and our community
neighbourhood because
city council and the Government
processes are no longer protecting
what we own.
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or require neighbours’ approval,
in the desire to increase housing
density in the city.
This section in the Residential
Suburban Density Transition
zone is supposed to be a buffer
between low density and medium
density housing.
Replacing a three-bedroom
bungalow with a multi-unit
complex, adding 12 bedrooms –
is not transition. This would also
directly impact all properties on
the opposite side of Studholme St
who are in the low density zone,
as the zone boundary is drawn
down the middle of the street.
Building this proposed complex
will almost fill the 857m2
section, beyond the guidelines
and rules allowable by city council’s
City Plan.
We can’t help but think this is
solely for the developer to make
a huge profit, off the very special
character and charm of the street
which a huge complex would
ironically destroy.
We have had a lot of discussions
with local MPs and councillors
to voice our concerns. We
are hopeful the new Minister for
Greater Christchurch Regeneration,
Nicky Wagner, will support
our call for amending flaws in
the district plan zoning to protect
what remaining residential
character we still have in our
garden city neighbourhoods.
•Martin Flanagan is the
spokesman for Retain
Somerfield’s Character
action group.
We said:
Worsleys Rd residents
understand that trees
damaged by the Port Hills
fire earlier this year need
to be cleared but are
concerned city council
would not properly monitor
or maintain the road
You said:
Lynn Mortlock – I think
they do have a genuine gripe
especially seeing how little the
city council cares for our roads.
Spending millions on cycleways
and ignoring the state of some
roads around town. It’s seriously
bad.
Joshy Fitzy – They’re only
doing their job. It won’t be long
until you have peace and quiet
again.
Dean MacKenzie – There’s
been a disaster, now it’s getting
fixed.
Amanda Perham – Good
grief. What is the alternative?
Isn’t it important to clear the
Port Hills?
Lorna Bray – I feel if it needs
to be done, it needs to be done.
Pretty sure it won’t be like that
forever. Hang in there.
Rachel Christian – A bigger
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concern to me is drivers not
used to following log trucks.
Make the three-second rule four
to five seconds to stay safe. It
saved my life.
Deborah Hansen – They
are only clearing away the
mess left behind. Are you never
happy?
Nic Davies – Get over it you
soft lot. Stop your moaning and
smile.
Frank Littlewood – It’s only
temporary. It’s not like its going
to be a regular thing forever,
but I can see how it wouldn’t be
pleasant for those who live there.
Maree Brogan – Well they
have to do a job. Imagine clearing
that burnt smelly wood. It’s
messy and someone has to do it
and the trucks clear it. Let them
do their job and deal with it.
Won’t be forever.
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Pupils plant trees along Heathcote
Laura McIntosh –
We had a drainage contractor
move in next door and they
had massive rolling stock
going up and down our street
six days a week for
over five years. We had to
have a big residents battle to
get the contractor out. The
city council have never
bothered to repair our road
since. Worsleys Rd residents
do have a reason to be
concerned, but I’m sure city
council will repair their road
quickly simply because of its
location.
John Robb – New Zealand
has become a nation of whiners.
Do you want it cleaned up
or not?
Laura Hardie – I know a
solution. Get into groups of
50, climb the hill, put some
gloves on and carry each of the
thousands of logs back down
the hill and across town. It
shouldn’t take you more than
a decade.
Marcus Isbada – There
are new subdivisions planned
for the area, so Worsleys Rd
residents (many of them just
moved in to the area) will get
even more traffic, plus the
thousands expected for the
adventure park. Lack of planning.
Brian Cox – Get over it.
We had to live next door to
red zone demolitions for three
years.
Kathleen Dawkins – Stop
griping for goodness sake.
Give it a couple of months and
you will be moaning nothing is
being done.
Te Waka Unua School pupils planted about 230 native trees along the
Heathcote River. A variety of trees were chosen representing those
that were originally planted in the area. It is hoped they will enhance
the walkway by the river and encourage birdsong, organiser Dugald
Wilson said. Ongoing care of the trees will be undertaken every two
months.
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Club’s quiz night fundraiser
• By Noah Graham
THE WOOLSTON Club is hoping
to raise more than $1800 for Breast
Cancer Foundation NZ at this year’s
quiz night.
About 160 people filled the club’s
first Pink Ribbon quiz night fundraiser
last year. The club is hopeful
it can raise more money tomorrow
night, club marketing, functions and
events manager Victoria Laird said.
“People absolutely loved it,” she
said.
There is an extra element to this
year’s quiz – a spray and shaveathon
event where people can donate and
spray or shave their head for cancer.
Raffle prizes this year include Crusaders
tickets and a trip on the TranzAlpine
train worth hundreds of
dollars. The winning quiz team wins
a winter weekend in Lake Tekapo.
•Teams will need to register
through reception or phone 03
389 7039. The quiz starts 7pm
tomorrow.
Call your GP team 24/7 for health advice.
If it’s after-hours a nurse is available to give free health advice.
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Church project to improve health
A GROUP of five Canterbury
health organisations are
collaborating to help improve
the lives of the region’s Pacific
communities through their
churches.
The initiative known as the
‘Tutupu Project’ has been widely
welcomed.
Seven churches
from around
Christchurch and
as far afield as
Ashburton and
West Melton are
participating in a
Maria
Pasene
nine-month commitment
to educate
and empower
nominated ‘health champions’
who will then take information
back to their communities.
“I wanted to be involved in the
Tutupu Project because this is an
opportunity for me to learn and
gather information about health,
so I can then pass on to my
family, church and community,”
said Teuila Saafi, youth leader of
Christchurch’s Tongan Seventh
Day Adventist.
Pegasus Health, Community
and Public Health, Rural Canterbury
PHO, Etu Pasifika and
Healthy Families Christchurch
will mentor the health champions
in nutrition, exercise and ways to
improve their health literacy.
Pegasus Health’s Pacific health
manager and project leader,
BREAKOUT:
Health
champions
taking an
exercise break.
Maria Pasene, said the health
champions will attend health
education sessions to expand
their knowledge about nutrition
and the importance of physical
activity with a particular focus
on children and young people.
“We have discussed the ways
in which Pacific peoples can help
clinicians to assist them in their
health journey. This includes
pushing past their natural shyness,
speaking up and providing
important information at visits to
the GP and hospital and asking
questions when they aren’t sure
about what’s being discussed. It’s
important to assert our needs
to improve our communities’
health.”
Ms Pasene said Pacific communities
were at a point where
they see themselves as part of the
solution rather than the problem.
“They are willing to investigate
ways to improve the health of
their families and communities.
We have the ability to link them
to resources and services that
will work with them in a way that
makes sense, such as church environments
where Pacific peoples
naturally connect, support and
communicate with each other.”
Cashmere students form volunteer army to do good
• By Noah Graham
THE CASHMERE Volunteer
Army is getting stuck in with the
community.
The army was started at Cashmere
High School in March last
year and has been helping out
community groups since.
From its initial clean-up of a
park in Cashmere View Tce to
helping with planting on the
Port Hills, the year 9 to 11 students
have done their best to do
good in the community.
School year 11 dean Margaux
Hlavac helped organise the
group alongside the year 10 student
council.
“It’s been a fantastic thing to
get under way as it is helping our
young people to feel connected
and valued in their community
and to feel like they can make a
difference.”
She said it was lovely to see
the students working alongside
people of different ages with a
common purpose.
The students’ most recent efforts
to make the community a
better place included the year 11
students hosting a school dodgeball
tournament, which raised
$250 for the Port Hills Restoration
fund, as well as helping with
the Mother of All Clean Ups.
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community projects to help
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Jackie Simons
Getting people aware of Woolston
New Woolston
Residents Association
chairwoman
Jackie Simons is
a ‘Woolston girl’
through and through.
She talks to Noah
Graham about what
Woolston residents
need and how
important the area is
to her
What do you think you can
bring to the association and the
community?
I joined the committee for the
first time last year. Having been a
single parent and raised my family,
I now have time I want to give
back to the community. I grew up
in Woolston, I went to Woolston
School, my daughter went there,
I now have grandchildren there.
I am very much a Woolston girl.
We have many families with
intergenerational welfare dependence
and this is not entirely their
fault. I have been one of the fortunate
ones, I was able to get a good
education and have a reasonable
job with reasonable income. I
look around and see how I can
make this better. What can I do
that will improve our community
for the good of our children and
the adults? I went to the Woolston
Community Association last year
and asked what they were doing?
So I sat on the committee for the
last year and saw what these people
do. The previous chairwoman,
Robin Ross-Smith, had done 30
years with the association and
she wanted to step down and I
thought: ‘I can do this.’
What do you want to do with
the association?
I want to make the community
more aware of what is going
on. It is about finding ways to
get the word out there that the
community centre is there, is
available for different groups to
use and that things are going on.
We need to utilise the resources
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PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
we have to find out what people
want and what they need. I’d like
to connect with other groups
that are working in the community.
We have the potential
for a community garden in the
area. I’d like to connect with that
group and say how can we work
together to make this better?
How can we help you and get
this going?
What issues do you think
need addressing?
We deserve a swimming pool.
We deserve a playground. We will
be heard on the issues around
lowering the speed outside Te
Waka Unua School. We will be
COMMUNITY
SPIRIT: The
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Residents
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Jackie Simons
was a local body
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year running for
the Linwood-
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Community Board.
heard on the issues surrounding
what city council is going to
do with the Ferry Rd shopping
centre in Woolston. We will be
seeking to utilise the city council’s
resources in our community
development. To work with them,
to grow our client base and the
usage of the centre.
There are some people who
say Woolston and the east side
Christchurch has been forgotten
and is dead, what do you say
to those people?
We are very forgotten on the
east side and I think while we do
have some very good community
board members, we also have
much louder ones on either side
of us. So, yes we do get missed.
It’s about growing the use of the
centre and growing the awareness
of the association and getting
the people of Woolston more
involved where we can. We’re
fighting apathy. That’s our struggle.
When you get knocked back
and knocked back, what’s the
point? You have people saying
why would we bother, why would
we vote? We have to change it.
Could you tell me a bit more
about your family.
I went to Woolston School
and then went to a private girls’
school which gave me a real taste
for the other side of life. I experienced
various extremes. Growing
up, my father was very strong
about getting an education. This
manifested in different ways
in his four children but for me
what I discovered was the most
important thing is family. Family
extends to your neighbours
and your community. It is people
that matter. My daughters are
both full-time working mothers.
My older daughter is a single
mother. My younger child works
full-time and supports her four
children. It’s a very busy life.
What do you do as a full-time
job?
As a pharmacy technician I
run a robotic packaging unit and
we do a lot of rest home packaging.
It’s a niche job. It’s not the
be-all and end-all, though. My
life is outside my work. I’ve been
with the same company for 18
years now. Before that I had a
career with Telecom as a testing
technician and before that I was
a pastry cook. My father was
a baker. I started out working
in a bakery when I was eight.
I would get up on a weekend
to go early on a Saturday and
Sunday morning. I was working
full-time when I was 17. I went
and became a temp and then
nine years later I got redundancy
as a senior technician. I then
went to the college of natural
medicine and did a diploma in
clinical herbal medicine. An
advertisement went up for job
in a pharmacy in Northlands. I
went to work in that pharmacy
for natural health. I then went to
work at Eastgate Pharmacy and I
thought let’s be a technician and
went and did that.
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Two tough assignments
for Cashmere High
• By Andrew King
CASHMERE High has two
major football assignments
this week – keeping the
No 1 spot in the Connetics
first XI competition and
winning the school’s
equivalent of the Ranfurly
Shield.
Cashmere takes on St
Bede’s tomorrow night at
the Christchurch Football
Centre (7.30pm), before
travelling to the Nelson region
to challenge Waimea
College for the Alex
Harvey Industries Cup on
Thursday.
The cup is contested
by the country’s leading
secondary school football
teams on a challenge basis
since 1985, and is considered
the Ranfurly Shield of
high school football.
The first time it was won
by a South Island team was
in 2015 when Nelson College
lifted it off Auckland’s
Sacred Heart College 2-1.
Waimea College claimed
it when they beat Nelson in
their opening New Zealand
secondary schools football
championship qualifier 2-1,
in 2016.
Now Cashmere has the
opportunity to bring the
CLASH: Cashmere
High first XI coach
Craig Squire, and
the Alex Harvey
Industries Cup.
silverware even further
south.
“We will be fizzing for
that game,” coach Craig
Squire said.
He said it was rare to see
the trophy in the South
Island, but if Cashmere has
their way they will look
to keep both hands firmly
on it.
Squire said it will be a
tough turnaround but they
are ready to give it their
best shot.
But the immediate goal is
to beat St Bede’s tomorrow
night.
The match will be difficult
for Cashmere without
SPORTS
SITTING
ONE OUT:
Cashmere
captain Lyle
Matthysen
will not be
available for
the St Bede’s
match after
being sent
off against
Burnside last
week, but will
be ready to
play against
Waimea on
Thursday.
the services of their star
player and captain Lyle
Matthysen who will serve
a one-match ban after being
sent off after receiving
two yellow’s in the match
against Burnside.
Squire said it would be
another tight match, but
the boys were up for it after
clawing their way back
from a 3-1 deficit against
Burnside to salvage a 4-4
draw.
“We will go back to the
defensive drawing board,
but that game was played
by two sides that love to
attack, so goals were always
going to be on the table,”
he said.
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Beginners Guide to Family
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Today - June 13, 6-8pm
Go along and start your New
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with a six week course. Key life
events such as births, marriages
and deaths will be researched,
along with sources covering
migration, military and electoral
information. Take along as much
as you already know about your
forebears - names, dates, places,
etc and the rest will be filled during
the course.
$15 per term and bookings
are required. South Library, 66
Colombo St
The White Room Presents
Today until May 31, 9am-6pm
This space supports people
who want to use visual art as a
vehicle to communicate their
thoughts, dreams, views, personal
experiences, knowledge
and aspirations with other
people. Focusing on art, not disability,
the works are the result of
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Today, 7.30-9.15pm
Do you get nervous when you
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when you speak? Learn by doing
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Hargood St
Creative Writing Wednesdays
Tomorrow, 4-5.45pm
If your imagination runs wild
and you want to learn how to
put those ideas on paper in a way
that makes sense, head along
to this creative writing class. It
will suit people new to creative
writing, or those wanting to
hone their skills, pick up some
tips and learn from other aspiring
writers. Find some fictional
books while you’re at the library,
or some books on creative writing.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre. Free entry.
Mid-Week Laughter Club
Tomorrow, 6-7pm
The focus of the club is to get
over the stress of the first part of
the week and have a positive outlook
for the rest. The event aims
to release endorphins and help
you relax and lower stress levels.
Go and celebrate Samoan Language Week at Linwood Library at the Eastgate Shopping Centre
with creating and designing your own Samoan Se’evae Toso Toso (jandal). From 10-11am,
participate and enjoy learning some new Samoan words and greetings as part of Vaiaso o le
Talofa Lava, Afio ma susu Mai (Samoan Language week).
There is no comedy, stand-up or
jokes at this session. Instead, you
are encouraged to make yourself
laugh at nothing at all for the
purpose of relaxing.
St Marks Methodist Church,
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Sts. Entry $2
Christchurch Woodturners
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Tomorrow and every fourth
Wednesday of the month, 7pm
Go along to the Christchurch
Woodturners Association
monthly meetings on the fourth
Wednesday of every month.
There is usually a demonstration,
show table and a cup of tea. The
association also runs classes for
people wishing to learn wood
turning using our club equipment.
Phone Rick Bolch for
more information 03 980 5156.
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Board Games
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
10am-6pm
Go along and enjoy a variety
of board games with all sorts to
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Maker Space - Family Times
Thursday, 10am-noon
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crafts, LEGO, 3-D colouring,
clay, interactive games and
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Storytime/Wa Korero
Thursday, 10-10.30am
Encourage learning through
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and play.
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Linwood
College
PERSONALISED
PATHWAYS
TO SUCCESS
2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth
2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie
3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin
Enrolling now for 2018
Message from the Principal
Kia ora koutou. Talofa.
Kia Orana. Malo e lelei.
Bula. Fakaalofa atu.
Namaste and Kumusta.
Greetings to our
Community.
There is considerably
increased community
interest in Linwood
College. People are hearing about our
school’s re-development and they want to
know more. I am often asked at various
community events, “Why Linwood?” More
and more people are keen to know what
Linwood College can offer their children.
There are three clear answers to this
question.
Firstly, our school nurtures personal
excellence by providing varied opportunities
to meet individual needs. At Linwood
College learning success and personal wellbeing
are inseparable. All Linwood learners
can expect to be challenged, enriched and
supported to reach personal excellence.
Learning is personalised for a ‘love to learn’
culture so that each learning stage builds
upon one another to form an integrated,
personalised pathway.
Secondly, Linwood provides a safe, caring
physical and emotional environment with
positive systems and processes to support
students and communicate with families.
Well-being is at the heart of our school.
Finally, Linwood College embraces diversity
and inclusiveness. We see this as reflective
of both New Zealand society today and of
New Zealand’s global future. Linwood
learners have a global understanding.
These three answers about our school can
be summarised in one phrase: Pathways to
Excellence: learning and social well-being.
In this season of school open nights I am
holding regular appointments for families
keen to learn more about Linwood College
and meet me personally. Please phone the
school office, phone 9820100, to book in a
time.
Nga mihi nui to our community as the
positive activity of the year continues. I
am always keen to meet people so if any
member of the community wishes to talk to
me about anything, please contact the office
to arrange a time for this to occur. My door
is open.
Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki-Principal
Congratulations - Rise in NCEA Results
In early May our school received a letter
from the Minister of Education, the
Honourable Hekia Parata, congratulating
the Board of Trustees and wider school
on the significant improvements in our
2016 NECA results. Students, staff and
the Board are all pleased to receive this
positive acknowledgement.
Stepping into the Future - the shape of
things to come
Masterplanning is underway for our total
school rebuild on our site with the physical
work beginning in 2018. The time frame is
three years, so that the College can function
sensibly over the rebuild period.
Responding to the clear community voice on
Linwood College’s future direction, we will
have purpose-built general and specialist
facilities for classroom learning, sports and
Duke of Edinburgh Expedition
Seventeen students from Linwood College
deployed on a 3-day, 62 kilometre journey
with the Joshua Foundation to complete their
Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Award
(DOEHA) Expedition.
The expedition took place in challenging
conditions through Motukarara, Little River,
then through the Kaituna Valley to the
Packhorse Hut and down to Gebbies Pass
- with the last part of the expedition over
the Banks Peninsula to Godley Heads and
terminating at Taylors’ Mistake Beach.
cultural pursuits.
Our classrooms will have the flexibility of
size to suit the student and the nature of the
learning occurring. Our facilities will centre
on learner-autonomy for personalised
success and future-focussed employability
and leadership skills.
A Linwood learner is nationally and globally
prepared.
Under the guidance of Chris Allan from the
Joshua Foundation, the students developed
their leadership knowledge and forged strong
personal relationships with each other with
great results.
Chris Allan and the Joshua Foundation has
worked with Linwood College over the past
nine years serving our school community
with hundreds of students successfully
completing the various awards.
Families roll up for Dessert
This month the Linwood College Hospitality
Department held a dessert restaurant over
two nights. Year 13 hospitality students
worked hard during Term 1, trialling mini
desserts for the degustation event with
Year 12 hospitality students trained in table
service.
The evenings would not have been as
successful as they were, without the hard
work and planning by former Linwood
College student Navneet Narayan. These
evenings are deservedly attracting more
and more attention.
Power Up East!
Pasifika students from any school are all
invited to participate in this programme
involving tutoring, mentoring and
engagement for our Pasifika Community.
This is based at Linwood College every
Tuesday from 5pm to 6.50pm.
Come along with your families to the Linwood
College School Hall. Groups separate into
ECE, primary and secondary sectors and
parents will have their own session too!
Spread the word. Let’s Power Up for Pasifika
success!
David Siumu was the youngest contestant in his section during the recent SPACPAC Speech Competition.
Titi Tomasi (right) came third in the Senior Samoan speech category.
Fuel Up Fundraiser
Our local Z garage on Linwood Avenue are
running the ‘Good in the Hood’ project.
Please support the local Alternative
Education provider KAP (Kimihia Adventure
Programme) by fueling up there and popping
the token in to support KAP.
Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • Email: office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz
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1 tsp Cornflour
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
Time Honoured
Remedy
1 in 2 People
Deficient in B12
According to a country Doctor “D.C. Jarvis”
from Vermont in the USA cider vinegar and
honey (CV & H) can be an important part of
a long healthy life. Dr. Jarvis noted Vermonters
who regularly consumed cider vinegar and
honey had excellent health with many putting
in a vigorous day’s work on the farm even
when well into their eighties.
Dr. Jarvis found the effects of cider vinegar
and honey on arthritis can be remarkable
with many patients reporting almost total
relief after taking a course of the cider vinegar
and honey. Dr. Jarvis surmised that the acid
and potassium in cider vinegar counteracted
calcium deposits and helped the body control
calcium use.
As well as a general tonic Dr. Jarvis found
regular administration of cider vinegar and
honey at the onset of complaints such
as the common cold, sinusitis,
asthmatic attacks, hay fever,
and childhood diseases
such as chicken pox
and measles, was
accompanied by
an improvement
in the condition
with symptoms
either disappearing,
or the conditions were
extremely mild and soon
over.
Apple cider vinegar contains all the goodness
of the apple in a form that is readily accepted
by the body. Scientists have found over 90
different substances in ACV, among them 20
important trace elements, minerals, essential
enzymes, a number of different acids including
malic acid, amino acids and roughage in the
form of potash and pectin. A scientific study
at the Shizuka University in Japan has proven
ACV to have potent antioxidant benefits (It can
destroy free radicals, which are a major factor
in ageing.) and also the ACV can break down
cholesterol formations in the blood vessels.
ACV and H is a powerful tonic that also
promotes digestion, assimilation of nutrients
and elimination of waste, and helps neutralize
any toxic substances that enter the body.
It is important to note not all cider vinegar
is made in the traditional way and results are
likely to prove disappointing with these other
vinegars.
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lowest scores on tests measuring shortterm
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performance. Another study showed
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and prevention of homocysteine a serious
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It can also increase the chances of a stroke.
Harvard researchers found a 34% decrease risk
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The reason so many people lack B12 appears
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Further detailed information is available
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Apple Cider VinegAr - Powerful Natural Health Tonic
ACV is a highly nutritious with all the goodness of apples (one of our most health-giving fruits) in a form that is readily
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• Diabetes – improves insulin sensitivity
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4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing # PI47365
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John Wright 0274 343 323
AH 03 347 4347
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Cell 027 684 4046, email
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All good things must
come to an end
TWIGGERS Dine 'n Dance - Book NOW for the nal
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e Great British Revival; Stars of the Ages; Legends Live
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