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18 Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

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Scholarships awarded Council to care for<br />

TWO SELWYN woman were<br />

among 27 people awarded with<br />

a Freemasons scholarship at<br />

Parliament last week.<br />

Prebbleton’s Kim Doncaster<br />

was granted $6000 and Lincoln’s<br />

Melissa Derby, $10,000.<br />

Mrs Doncaster is studying<br />

towards a Master of Science at<br />

Canterbury University, specialising<br />

in child and family psychology.<br />

Her Masters thesis is named<br />

The implications of contact for<br />

children in care with their birth<br />

families.<br />

Mrs Doncaster said the scholarship<br />

came as a total surprise<br />

and last week’s presentation was<br />

“really cool.”<br />

After graduating, Mrs Doncaster<br />

hopes to work with mothers<br />

and children suffering with depression<br />

and anxiety, attachment<br />

issues, addiction and trauma.<br />

Miss Derby is studying towards<br />

her Doctor of Philosophy<br />

at Canterbury University.<br />

Her thesis, Restoring Māori<br />

literacy narratives to create<br />

contemporary stories of success,<br />

explores the unique experiences<br />

of emerging bilingual Māori<br />

children and the contextual factors<br />

that support their bilingual<br />

literacy development.<br />

Miss Derby says she was<br />

both surprised and humbled to<br />

AWARDED: Prebbleton’s Kim Doncaster (left) with fellow<br />

Freemasons scholarship winners Gina Broom and Rebecca<br />

Graves at Parliament last week. ​<br />

receive the scholarship.<br />

She hopes to research and<br />

teach in the broad area of indigenous<br />

self-determination, with<br />

a particular focus on education,<br />

ethnic studies and human rights.<br />

For 40 years Freemasons from<br />

throughout New Zealand have<br />

awarded almost $5.2 million in<br />

scholarships to 1<strong>16</strong>2 of the country’s<br />

university students.<br />

To be eligible for the<br />

scholarship, students must<br />

be completing a degree, be<br />

achieving consistent A- or<br />

higher grades and show<br />

commitment to voluntary and<br />

community service.<br />

football trophies<br />

SELWYN UNITED Football<br />

Club has loaned its trophies to<br />

the <strong>Selwyn</strong> District Council.<br />

It was the joint winner of the<br />

sports club of the year award at<br />

the Canterbury Sports Awards in<br />

March.<br />

But with no current clubrooms<br />

to house the awards, the club<br />

thought it would offer them to<br />

the council so they could put the<br />

trophies on display.<br />

Club president Darren Sudlow<br />

presented the trophies to <strong>Selwyn</strong><br />

<strong>May</strong>or Sam Broughton last week.<br />

“We are proud of getting<br />

them,” Mr Sudlow said.<br />

“We are also grateful to the<br />

council as our facilities at Foster<br />

Park are second to none, and the<br />

possible/probable sport complex<br />

will only further enhance that.”<br />

<strong>Selwyn</strong> United shared the gong<br />

with Old Boys Collegians Cricket<br />

Club.<br />

The club formed in 2013, an<br />

amalgamation of smaller clubs in<br />

the district, and currently boasts<br />

1200 members.<br />

“That is large in Canterbury<br />

club aspect but we’re only going<br />

to grow [with the district].<br />

“Our club is built on the<br />

goodwill and commitment of<br />

many volunteers without whom<br />

PROUD: <strong>Selwyn</strong> United<br />

Football Club president<br />

Darren Sudlow (left) and<br />

<strong>Selwyn</strong> <strong>May</strong>or Sam Broughton<br />

with the <strong>Selwyn</strong> United<br />

Football Club’s trophies. ​<br />

we would not function. These<br />

people make sports clubs in this<br />

country, often with little thanks<br />

for what they do.<br />

“It is nice that in this case,<br />

that work has not gone unrecognised.”<br />

To showcase their efforts,<br />

Mr Sudlow asked if the council<br />

would display the trophy, and<br />

the councillors accepted the offer<br />

and congratulated the club for its<br />

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