Selwyn Times: May 30, 2018
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10 Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
SELWYN TIMES<br />
Student wants football shirts<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
HELPING OUT: Lincoln High<br />
School student and Halswell<br />
United player Joe Williams is<br />
looking for football shirts to give<br />
to children in Samoa.<br />
PHOTO: GEMMA DIONI<br />
• By Emily O’Connell<br />
A LINCOLN High School<br />
student is looking for football<br />
shirts to give to children in<br />
Samoa.<br />
Year 13 student Joe Williams<br />
wants to do some good during<br />
his social studies trip to the<br />
Pacific Island in July.<br />
During the 10-day trip, 21<br />
Lincoln High School students<br />
will be helping out at the<br />
children’s home, House of Hope,<br />
in Apia.<br />
As part of the social studies<br />
class, each student will set<br />
themselves a personal social<br />
action. Joe wants to collect and<br />
donate about 50 football shirts<br />
for the children and teach them<br />
some ball skills.<br />
His mother, Jane Williams,<br />
says he’s a keen footballer and<br />
plays for both the school and<br />
Halswell United’s top side<br />
which plays in the Canterbury<br />
Championship League.<br />
•Joe is looking for<br />
individual football shirts,<br />
any size, from English and<br />
other European clubs. If you<br />
have spare shirts to donate,<br />
please email Mrs Williams<br />
on jpw0803@hotmail.com.<br />
Caitlin built the Colosseum.<br />
Hunter and his Sarcophagus.<br />
HISTORY COMES TO LIFE : Ellesmere College student Sitiva<br />
baked a cake decorated with the Eye of Horus to accompany<br />
her project on ancient civilisation. Students were given an<br />
assignment sheet with one to 15 questions – they had to<br />
choose five to six activities from those and do their research<br />
over four weeks and present their information in a creative<br />
manner. Students had a range of projects from posters to<br />
mummified teddy bears. <br />
Lily presented her data as an ancient<br />
parchment.<br />
Eve with her<br />
Sarcophagus<br />
and<br />
parchment.<br />
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