Western News: November 06, 2018

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018
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• By Anan Zaki
DENTON PARK is again the
subject of controversy.
The Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton Community Board
last week rejected an application
from the Hornby Rugby Football
Club to cover legal bills in their
campaign to keep Denton Park’s
reserve status.
Save Denton Park chairman
Mark Peters – who was at the
meeting – said voters would
remember the decision at next
year’s local body elections.
HRFU requested their full legal
bill of $1380 be covered.
The club refused to comment
to the Western News.
The Council Delegations Register
states that community boards
cannot grant money from its
discretionary response fund to
cover legal challenges against the
city council.
But board deputy chairwoman
Helen Broughton argued that the
board should ask the city council
for an exception and grant the
money to HRFU.
She was backed by board member
Debbie Mora.
“The reason I think it’s important
that council grants [the
money] if they will, is [because] on
this occasion the hearings panel
decided that the community was
correct and they did not wish to
give up the reserve status for Denton
Park, “ Ms Broughton said.
“They had to battle it from
August 2017 to May 2018. I think
it’s a reasonable, low-level request
for funding,” she said.
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Club would
have been
a show of
good faith.
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the precedence it would create
throughout the city would be
huge,” she said.
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LAST WEEK we reported on Halswell
Hornets’ Jeff Whittaker’s life membership
honour at the Canterbury Rugby League
awards.
This issue we have caught up with two
other awardees (page 11) who received recognition at the same
ceremony – Riccarton Knights’ Shane Tamatea (sportsman of
the year) and Tony Grenfell (volunteer of the year).
Tony, who is also a life member of Riccarton, was described
at the awards as “someone who lives and breathes rugby league
from the pre-season until the very end of the national season,
offering assistance every step of the way.”
Said Tony: “There are heaps of jobs and they all have to get
done,” he said.
A real club man so to speak.
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• By Anan Zaki
A SUPERMARKET chain
wants to build laneways and
“New York-style” apartments in
Halswell, designed by the host of
Grand Designs NZ.
Woolworths NZ, which own
grocery chains Countdown,
FreshChoice and Super Value,
lodged a resource consent
application for
a mixed-use
development at
a 21ha site at 201
Halswell Rd.
The design team
is led by Grand
Chris
Moller
Designs NZ host
Chris Moller.
Public
submissions opened on
Wednesday and will remain open
until November 28.
The residential part of
the development includes
248 dwellings, including 24
units of two level “New Yorkstyle”
apartments, a covered
swimming pool facility, extensive
landscaping and 3.1991ha of
reserve and stormwater detention
areas.
Said Countdown general
manager property Adrian
Walker: “In New York, these
[apartments] were conversions of
old brownstone factories but new
replica-style buildings typically
replicate the key characteristics
of weathered brick, high stud and
saw tooth roof.”
The commercial component
of the proposal includes a
Countdown supermarket,
medical centre, cafe, childcare
facility, retail space for 21
tenants, a tavern, 522 car
parks, covered outdoor spaces,
landscaping and lawn seating.
There are no groundwater
springs below the proposed site.
The company lodged the
resource consent application in
December last year.
In its application, Woolworths
said a dimension often missing in
contemporary suburbs is a sense
of community or collective life.
The vision for the project
includes a “village life” approach,
which will be encouraged by
lanes, bridleways and pocket
parks.
“The Halswell project is
already zoned for residential and
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on Halswell Rd is currently
covered in overgrown weeds
but could soon have a
subdivision with “New Yorkstyle”
apartments.
commercial as part of the larger
Halswell key activity centre
development to be built over the
next 25 years,” Mr Walker said.
This is not Woolworths NZ’s
first foray into a mixed-use
development. The company built
31 buildings in Vinegar Ln, in
Ponsonby, Auckland.
“We’re excited to bring a high
quality development to Halswell,”
Mr Walker said.
A construction management
plan is yet to be submitted.
Should the resource consent be
approved, construction would
start about a year after a design
and tender process.
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Turning restrictions for
Blenheim Rd and Main South
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Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
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intersection of Annex and
Blenheim Rd in Middleton
will have no U-turn
restrictions. The restriction
will be installed in about
four weeks. Main South Rd
will get two no-right turn
and U-turn restrictions.
The board voted restrictions
be placed at the road’s two
intersections with Harvard
Ave and Green Lane. The
board also requested staff
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Extra funding for community groups
CITY COMMUNITY groups
will receive an increased amount
of funding this year from
Christchurch Casinos Charitable
Trust annual grants distribution.
A total of $186,500 in grants
was announced last week at the
CCCT grants presentation.
Since it was established 23
years ago in 1995 Christchurch
Casinos Charitable Trust has
given a total of $4,092,250 in
grants to support community
groups working to support
and educate for prevention
of compulsive and addictive
problems.
CCCT chairwoman Lady
Karen Hadlee said funds were
distributed to an increased
number of 35 agencies this year
working in areas of community
support, education and youth,
telephone and other counselling,
sexual abuse agencies, refugee
centres and prison-related
charities.
“Recipients of funding are
achieving positive results of
significant change for individuals
and families impacted by
addictive behaviour, including
gambling,” she said.
The 35 agencies receiving
funding are all fully engaged
in community services support
work and making an important
difference through their commitment
and diverse projects,
Lady Hadlee said.
Through a long-term commitment
the CCCT has exceeded
$4 million in total funding for
Canterbury community support
groups.
Donations were presented to
recipients comprising of:
Church agencies
Christchurch City Mission –
$12,500
Christchurch Apostolic Trust
– $4000
Enrich Community Chaplaincy
Trust – $3000
Total – $19,500
Community support
agencies
Age Concern Canterbury
Incorporated – $10,000
Aviva (incorporating Christchurch
Women’s Refuge) Charitable
Trust – $8000
Battered Women’s Trust –
$4000
Canterbury Men’s Centre –
$8000
Home and Family Society
Christchurch – $8000
Kingdom Resources Ltd –
Karen
Hadlee
$8000
Birthright Canterbury Trust –
$2000
NZ Council of Victim Supports
Group Inc – $2000
Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support
Group Christchurch Incorporated
– $6000
Tenants Protection Association
(ChCh) Incorporated – $6000
Stopping Violence Services
(Christchurch) Incorporated –
$3000
West Christchurch Women’s
Refuge Society Incorporated –
$8000
The Order of St John South
Island Region – $5000
YMCA Christchurch Inc:
$5000
Citizens Advice Bureau –
$3000
Total – $86,000
Education and youth
agencies
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Christchurch – $5000
Cholmondeley Children’s
Centre – $8000
Christchurch Children’s Holiday
Camps Trust – $5000
180 Degrees Trust – $3000
Korowai Youth Well-Being
Trust – $8000
Life Education Trust Canterbury
– $4000
Life Education Trust Mid and
South Canterbury – $2000
Opawaho Trust – $2000
Spirit of Adventure Trust –
$5000
Cross Over Trust – $3000
K2 Youth Development Trust
– $2000
Total – $47,000
Sexual and child abuse
and prison-related charities
Project Esther Trust – $10,000
Pillars Incorporated – $8000
Total – $18,000
Telephone and other
counselling
Caroline House – $5000
Lifeline Foundation Charitable
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Youthline Central South Island
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Petersgate Counselling Centre
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Kitchen fire destroys home
• By Sophie Cornish
A HOUSE fire which destroyed a
family home in Avonhead started
in the kitchen.
Fire and Emergency New
Zealand were called to a property
in Kirkdale Pl, Avonhead around
1.30pm on October 29.
Fire investigator Darren Aiken
confirmed the fire was not suspicious
and started in the kitchen.
He could not confirm how it
started until the investigation was
complete.
However, Mr Aiken said the
fire highlights the need for people
to be careful with any heating or
hot materials in the house.
No one was injured in the fire.
“Unfortunately, we have had a
whole family displaced and lost
all their possessions,” said Mr
Aiken.
The Orion website said power
had been shut off to 15 houses in
the area and remained disconnected
after 4pm, as a result of
the fire.
On October 22, two homes in
Alvaston Drive, Halswell were
destroyed by a fire which started
from a heater being accidentally
turned on.
A couch was up against the
heater and caught alight.
Fire and Emergency NZ
spokesman Andrew Norris
said the two houses were joined
together and both received
“extensive damage.”
FIERCE: An accidental kitchen fire gutted this family home in
Avonhead.
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The bus priority work helps
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passing through the area, reach
their destinations on time.
Christchurch City Council
transport operations manager
Steffan Thomas says the dedicated
bus lanes are integral to the
success of the city’s transport
network.
“It is important that other
vehicles keep clear of these bus
lanes so that everyone can arrive
at their destinations on time,” Mr
Thomas says.
“We all need to support the delivery
of an efficient and effective
public transport network across
the city, and dedicated lanes help
achieve that.”
The bus lanes will be enforced
through bus lane cameras.
“Motorists ignoring the rules
face a $150 fine if they are caught
wrongly using the bus lanes, while
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Award for enterprising Villa students
A VILLA Maria College
team proved too good for the
competition at Wednesday’s
Canterbury Young Enterprise
Scheme awards.
The team, Too Good Foods,
won the supreme award for the
region.
Too Good’s Maddison Barrett,
Kate Beentjes, Isabella Brunel,
Amelia King, Jessica Smith
and Simone Turner worked
together during the year-long
programme to develop their
product, a healthy cracker.
Starting [the competition]
with just $5 each, the girls have
made a $250 profit so far.
They manufactured the crackers,
developed marketing and
social media, created finance
plans, sold the product through
markets and were approved
by Foodstuffs to sell through
supermarkets.
The budding business, which
plans to expand into more
supermarkets, won $300 cash,
an Ara Institute of Canterbury
Scholarship, certificates and a
trophy.
The YES programme develops
entrepreneurial business skills
along with personal development,
confidence, leadership
and real world work experience.
TOO GOOD: Villa Maria College Young Enterprise Scheme winners Simone Turner, 18, Isabella
Brunel, 17, Amelia King, 18, Kate Beentjes, 17, Maddison Barrett, 18, and Jessica Smith, 17
Runners up were The Gro.Up
Group from Cashmere High
School, who developed a social
enterprise scheme that helps
primary school children to learn
about sustainability through
virtual and augmented realities,
growing native trees and planting
them in a designated forest.
The teams had triumphed
over 104 teams in Canterbury to
reach the finals.
As Canterbury was one of
the biggest regions for the event
nationally, the winning and
runner-up teams will both go to
the national final in Wellington
on December 6.
The winners are also invited
to submit an entry for the YES
Singapore trip in January.
Young Enterprise Scheme
Canterbury:
Canterbury Regional
Winners – Too Good Foods
from Villa Maria College
Runners-up: The Gro.Up
Group from Cashmere High
School
Regional Excellence Award
winners awarded on the
night:
ANZ YES Regional Excellence
Award for Finance – Adavika
– Middleton Grange School
XCHC YES Regional
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Customer and Market
Engagement – Anover –
Darfield High School
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Award for Innovation – The
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High School
UC YES Regional Excellence
Award for Sustainability –
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High School
UC YES Regional Excellence
Award for Social Enterprise
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Quarry officials to front up
• By Anan Zaki
FULTON HOGAN officials will
front up in Templeton for the
first time tonight to discuss their
quarry proposal.
Since first announcing the
170ha quarry proposal in Templeton
and Weedons last year,
the company has steered clear of
Templeton.
The company
is planning
a series
of information
evenings from
tonight until
Thursday, in a
marquee next to
the Templeton
Garry Kilday Community
Centre.
Residents can hear the latest
information relating to the
quarry proposal and discuss
concerns with Fulton Hogan
technical experts.
Templeton Residents’ Association
chairman Garry Kilday
welcomed the move but called
for more.
“I would’ve preferred the way we
wanted it, if the whole community
is engaged.” Mr Kilday said.
“In a group people will ask
more questions,” he said.
He has not yet decided if he
will attend the information sessions.
Mr Kilday said Fulton Hogan
has previously not visited
Templeton.
Fulton Hogan South Island
general manager Craig Stewart
says it’s an opportunity for
residents to share their concerns
and hear from experts how the
company is planning to deal with
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“We have a lot of information
including the proposed site
layout, the latest technology
looking at issues like wind
direction and weather
monitoring, and new technology
on display like water fogging and
misting machines which stop any
dust leaving the site,” Mr Stewart
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He hoped hearing information
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“We want to be really open and
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After a heated 25min debate,
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the application on the basis it did
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Ms Broughton said it would
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Mr Peters said it was “unfortunate”
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Readers react to the
community boards’ catering
bill, footed by the ratepayer
Heather Wilkins – This has
to stop. They should take their
own food. My hubby goes to
work and takes his own smokos
and lunch just like most others
do. Why should I pay for
their food? They don’t pay for
my morning tea or lunch or
afternoon tea. Why should the
ratepayers pay? Get off the gravy
train and pay for it yourself.
Guess we won’t be seeing our
community board around the
community for a few weeks then.
Natasha Lott – I love the
comment it’s not fair to have people
sitting for two to three hours
with hunger pains, umm eat before
you go maybe. A few biscuits
and snacks every now and then
is fine but having full catering to
every meeting to avoid ‘hunger
pains’ is a little silly.
Sharren Wilson – Absolutely
should not be paid for out of
rates. Every time some CEO has
a meeting with another CEO
and associates . . . they delve into
ratepayers’ funds. With technology
the way it is they could have
meetings via Skype and conference
calling saving on airfares
and food. Stop the rot now. It’s
not necessary.
Maria Lee – Does this council
really not know how many
ratepayers on not on their side.
People we need to vote this council
out in the next election.
Fred Gear – I have absolutely
no problem whatsoever with
this. All the whingers are just
saddos who love to be part of the
chattering class that knock everything
that others deserve.
Tania Jones – A packet of
biscuits and a cuppa would suffice
for morning and afternoon
tea. Eat your breakfast and take
your lunchbox like every other
employee.
Karl Dean – I have no issue
with this but they should have
been making it more clear to the
public that it’s for everyone who
attends. They might get more
people there, and most meetings
for the organisations I am on
have some sort of supplied food
for a snack after the meeting. You
would be amazed at the amount
of productive conversation after a
meeting instead of everyone just
heading off.
Reuben Tekoeti-Mead –
When you look at the actual figure
between the different boards
per year its almost nothing.
People who think $50,000 is
enough to feed seven different
boards ‘lunch and smoko’ every
day for two years must be living
in an alternate universe and
clearly didn’t actually read the
whole article.
PT Patrick Enright – Man
$49,000 could feed hungry kids
for a year rather than corporates
who probably have good jobs in
the first place to even be able to
get on that board. But that’s the
council for you – feed the rich
before fixing the drains.
Paula Rose – Hunger pains
during a two to three-hour meeting
– eat before you go. And if you
are going to waste our rates on
food at your meetings please try
and make some healthier choices.
Seriously, cakes, biscuits, lollies . . .
it’s a meeting not a kids party.
Jonnie F. Omen – Two $20
bags of savouries every two to
three weeks is almost a grand.
Breaking it down like that it’s not
exactly a lot of money, just the big
figure looks like it is.
Lisa Hetherington – There
are a lot of volunteer committees
who also sit around for two to
three hours in meetings who have
to go hungry. Not to mention all
those who go hungry everyday. .
Nikki Macpherson – When
you spend public money you
need to be certain in your justification.
I’ve worked for a DHB.
We had to self pay our Christmas
function. That’s okay. The public
purse was better spent on meeting
more health needs.
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Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 November, 10am – 3pm
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Riccarton league stalwarts awarded
• By Jacob Page
TWO OF the Riccarton
Knights’ most influential people
got their moment of recognition
at the Canterbury Rugby League
awards.
Veteran senior player Shane
Tamatea was named sportsman
of the year, while Tony Grenfell
was named volunteer of the year.
Grenfell, who is a life member
of the club, was described at the
awards night as someone who
lives and breathes rugby league
from the pre-season until the
very end of the national season,
offering assistance every step of
the way.
Grenfell said he came to
the club in 2002 when his son
Dwayne wanted to play premiers
and has never left.
“I love the club [and] the
people and for me it’s become a
big part of my life.”
Grenfell is on the club
committee and has been the
premier team’s manager since
2005.
However, you’re just as likely
to see him sweeping the floors
or marking the field for a day’s
play.
“There are heaps of jobs and
they all have to get done,” he
said.
“If you want something done
right, you have to do it yourself.
It’s quite humbling to receive
an honour like that, it’s not
really what I do it for, but to
RECOGNITION: Riccarton Knights stalwarts Tony Grenfell and Shane Tamatea with their
Canterbury Rugby League awards
be recognised, that was a great
feeling.
Tamatea has been a premier
player since 2000, when he
debuted at 18. The 37-year-old
second-rower has also coached
the under-18 Knights team and
has been a player-coach, pulling
double-duty for the premier
reserves side. If Tamatea plays
a full season next year, he will
bring up 300 games for the
club’s premier team.
“Looking at all the names
on the cup made it really sink
in how special this award is,”
Tamatea said.
He said he would keep playing
premier rugby league for as long
as his body holds up.
“We won it all in 2002 and
2004, so I got a taste of that
success early, but I’d really like
to get the team back to another
one before I give it away.”
•Halswell Hornets, page 12
SPORTS
Violette to
throw discus,
javelin in Aussie
• By Jacob Page
ST MARGARET’S College
student Violette Perry is used
to splitting her talents between
various sports.
The 15-year-old from
Papanui will compete for New
Zealand in Cairns next month
in both the discus and javelin
at the Australian All Schools
Games. Violette is one of three
South Islanders to be selected in
the team of 18 athletes.
The Canterbury representative
is also a New Zealand age-group
star in the pool and is currently
in the 2003 water polo team
preparing for the age-group
world championships in 2020.
She broke the under-15
Canterbury secondary schools
record in the discus in March
and was part of the St Margaret’s
College under-15 freestyle
swimming team.
Violette has won the New
Zealand secondary schools
junior discus title and the South
Island secondary schools javelin
and discus titles as well. She is
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the Papanui-Innes community
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Austin goes from the
Halswell Hornets to
Canada Wolverines
HALSWELL Hornets’ Brad
Austin is set to become the first
New Zealand-based league
player to be selected for the
Canada Wolverines later this
month.
Austin, 27, has
been selected for
the forthcoming
Americas
Championship,
which will also
act as a qualifier
for the 2021
Rugby League
World Cup in
England.
The University
of North Florida,
Jacksonville, will
host two doubleheader
rounds
on November 13
and 17.
Austin’s
selection comes
about thanks to
a conversation
with his grandmother about
her father, who died during
World War 2 while on duty with
the Queen’s Own Cameron
Highlanders of Canada.
“To be given the opportunity
to represent Canada in the
World Cup qualifiers is an
absolute privilege,” said Austin
to the website Total Rugby
Brad Austin
League.
“My nana, who was born
in Winnipeg, was excited to
hear the news of my selection,
as were family members I still
have living over there and
in Vancouver.”
Austin,
initially played
for the Halswell
Hornets, South
Island Scorpions,
Canterbury
Bulls and the
Canterbury
Maori team,
before moving
to Australia
and joining
Wests Devils
and winning a
championship
with them in the
Illawarra league.
Austin is still
a member of the
Hornets’ premier
squad and his
dad, Lance, is still an active
member at the club.
“I believe we have a great
chance to make history by
qualifying for the Rugby
League World Cup, and I
will do everything possible to
help achieve this goal for my
teammates, my family and for
Canada,” Austin said.
Cobham beat rivals in
water polo final
• By Jacob Page
COBHAM Intermediate got one
back in the final of the South
Island year 7 and 8 water polo
champs at Dunedin’s Moana
Pool.
Cobham beat Christ The King
7-5 to win the title on October
28. They previously drew with
Christ The King 4-4 during
the round-robin and lost the
Canterbury title decider to them
the previous week.
Cobham beat Canterbury
Combined 8-3, Southland
Combined 7-6, Balmacewen
Intermediate 7-2, James Hargest
College 3-2 and Casebrook
Intermediate 8-5 on their way to
the title.
Cobham won five of their
six games and reversed the
Canterbury championships
result in which they were beaten
by Christ the King.
Teacher in charge of water
polo Kate Dore said it was
Cobham’s first South Island title
in six attempts.
“Christ The King had been
the benchmark all season, so
for us to draw with them in the
round-robin game gave us a
lot of confidence that we were
able to use for the rest of the
tournament,” she said.
Dore said the team trained
once a week at Christ’s College.
Six of their players are part of
the Canterbury set-up, while the
rest are first-timers.
“The team has really improved
SPORTS
WESTERN NEWS
TOP TEAM: Cobham Intermediate’s year 7 and 8 water polo
team won their first South Island title at Dunedin’s Moana
Pool.
PHOTO: KATE DORE
throughout the year and for
them to end up winning the
tournament is a big boost for the
sport here at the school.”
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Nuturing the young for 167 years
The late US journalist
Herb Caen wrote: “A city
is not gauged by its length
and width but by the
broadness of its vision and
the height of its dreams.”
Caen might have been
writing of Christchurch,
as our visions for the new
city pay homage to the
dreams of the founders
while unleashing our own
dreams for a lofty future.
At the heart of the
city since those earliest
aspirational days when the
founders laid out the first
roads and planted the first
trees, St Michael’s has had
at its heart the vision and
dreams of our city and its
children.
Indeed, for 167 years,
St Michael’s has been
educating and nurturing
the visionaries and
dreamers who continue to
shape our city and step
out into the world beyond.
For our young pupils have
limitless potential to lead
exciting and generous
lives, and we have the
responsibility to educate and inspire
them, to encourage every child to
flourish, in mind, body and spirit.
St Michael’s is a prep school for girls
and boys in Years 1-8. Our classes are
small, fewer than 20 pupils, and our
specialist teachers ensure each child is
an individual, well known by staff and
fellow pupils alike. For at the heart of
St Michael’s are the essential values
of Christian faith and good citizenship:
respect, integrity, community, faith,
hope and love.
An independent school education
at the primary level is a great gift
and so traditional foundations in
Counting the beat, an exploration of rhythm. Year 1
and 2 Music.
English and Maths are assured. This
academic rigour then underpins our
wider curriculums in Science, History,
Geography and Spanish. IT literacy is
taught, not assumed, and computer
use is measured. We like teaching and
talking to our pupils!
A prep education offers balance.
St Michael’s cultural and sports’
programmes further develop each
child’s foundation, as creativity and
problem-solving come in many forms.
Specialist art and music classes are
enjoyed weekly. We have two choirs,
and most pupils play at least one
instrument or study speech and
drama with one of our nine
itinerant staff.
Located in the heart of
the city, on the banks of
the Avon and the new City
Promenade, our extended
campus is spectacular:
today, the Art Gallery;
tomorrow, the Gardens;
tennis later in Hagley Park.
A recent school survey
indicates that many of
our parents now work in
the thriving city centre,
or Lincoln and Riccarton
Road hubs but they live
city-wide. They comment
on the benefit of knowing
their children are in
school nearby and the
convenience of popping
in for an hour to catch
a performance or watch
a race. With the new
central exchange only a
block away, a number of
children arrive by bus from
all corners of the city.
Is your child one of 15
or 50? Is their classroom a
calm, productive learning
space or is the noise and
movement unceasing? How
much of the teacher’s attention does
your child actually receive? There is
an alternative.
You and your child are warmly
invited to discover for yourselves
our purposeful, wholehearted and
inclusive prep school. Our Open Day
is Tuesday, November 14, or contact
our registrar, Bec Hitchcock, for a
personal tour: 03 379 9790.
On the Alps2Ocean cycle trail as part of the
Year 7 and 8 Mt Cook Camp.
On the go! School Athletic Sports at Christ’s
College.
Cracking good fun! The school’s annual
Holiday Programme.
St Michael’s
Your school at the heart of the city since 1851
✓ Co-educational, Years 1-8
✓ Small classes
✓ Specialist teachers
✓ Traditional classrooms;
academic rigour
✓ Musical excellence
✓ Christian values
✓ Before & after school care:
7.30am - 5.30pm
✓ Cental city location,
easy access
In tune: St Michael’s pupils perform at the Christchurch Schools’
Music Festival, earlier this term.
Open Day: Tuesday 14 November
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Email anan.zaki@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm
each Wednesday
JP Clinics at Fendalton, Te
Hapua Halswell and Upper
Riccarton libraries
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace is on site
to take declarations, affidavits
and affirmations, to witness
signatures on documents and to
certify document copies. They
can also witness citizenship
applications and rates rebate applications.
Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd,
Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd, and Upper Riccarton
Library, 71 Main South Rd
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Tuesday, 10am-noon
Take along your knitting,
crochet or any portable craft and
join the friendly group for an
hour or two of companionship
and crafting. Beginners most
welcome.
Hornby Library, 8 Goulding Ave
Citizens Advice Bureau –
Fendalton and Hornby
Fendalton: Tuesday, 2-5pm,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Monday 11am-5pm. Hornby:
weekdays 9am-5pm
The Citizens Advice Bureau
provides free and confidential
advice to everyone. It takes
the time to listen to you and
equip you with the information,
options and support that fit your
needs.
Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys
Rd, corner Clyde and Jeffreys Rds,
Hornby Library, 8 Goulding Ave
Mahjong Group
Wednesday, 1-3pm
Interested in playing mahjong?
Learn to play at the Upper
Riccarton Library. For beginners
and advanced players alike. If
you have your own set please take
it along, otherwise go and join in
a friendly game every Wednesday
in the community room.
Upper Riccarton Library, 71
Main South Rd, Sockburn
Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm
Have a way with words? Come
along when you can and join our
friendly groups. Some boards
provided, but feel free to bring
your own.
Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
Maker Space
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Join us for fun activities every
week in the Maker Space. There
will be a variety of activities and
fun to be had for all. Term time
only.
Hornby Library, 8 Goulding
Ave
Connecting generations by sharing knowledge. Do you have questions about your iPad,
smartphone or tablet? Want to know how to use Skype, Facebook, or share your photos with
family or friends? What is an app and which ones are the best ones to use? Ask an expert at
Genconnect. Riccarton High School students will be available every Thursday during term
time from 1pm-2pm to help you find answers to all your questions. Upper Riccarton Library,
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Free Legal Advice
Thursday, 6.15-8.15pm
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A lawyer is available at
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Chinese Bookclub
Friday, 6.30-7.30pm
Chat about favourite reads,
discover new titles and authors,
make friends and share your
life experiences with other
enthusiastic readers.
Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd,
corner Clyde and Jeffreys Rds
Super Saturday Storytimes
Saturday, 11am-noon
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, rhymes, craft and play!
Free session during term times.
Upper Riccarton Library, 71
Main South Rd, Sockburn
Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Monday, 10-10.30am
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
This is a free session.
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Removing barriers to everyday living
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no matter what their difficulties. The
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of valuable information about the various
services available to people with short or
long term impairments, to individuals
and professionals from community
organisations.
Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314
Worcester Street Aspire or their online
shop selling a wide selection of easier
living aids, They also hire out wheelchairs,
ramps, walkers, crutches. Check out their
online Community Services Directory
which contains contact details of over 300
Canterbury support organisations.
Aspire also has a mobile service which
is available for free fun, interactive
presentations of all their equipment and
services to retirement homes/villages and
any other community groups wanting a
speaker. Call Kylie Taylor on 022 676 5851
or email for a booking.
McKenzie Lifestyle Village started from
humble beginnings on 12 acres of farm
land growing to an impressive modern
architecturally designed development in a
short space of time.
Offering Independent Living for the over
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of the Leisure Centre. The hub of
village life the Leisure Centre offers everything
from Indoor Swimming Pool / Spa,
gymnasium, Hair Salon, Treatment Room
(Podiatrist/ Nurse /Massage Therapist),
Craft Room, Lounge and a well-stocked
library of some 2,000 books and dvds.
Enjoy the picturesque outdoors in the
generous seating surrounding the Bowling
Green, Petanque, Mini Golf, Table Bowls,
Croquet and Putting Green. If that wasn’t
enough to fill your day, their activities
calendar boasts daily/monthly events from
concerts, lunch outings, shopping Trips,
Housie, Line Dancing and Qigong to name
just a few.
The village team will see to a villa maintenance
plan attending to exterior window
and gutter cleaning alongside the team of
gardeners caring for the delightful grounds
and lawns. They’ll do the everyday tasks,
so you can get on with enjoying the day.
To see if McKenzie Lifestyle Village is
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Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop
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advice to assist people navigate their way to
organisations or services that can provide them
with support or advice.
Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in
to our shop at 314 Worcester Street and view our
range of easier living products We also hire out
wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.
Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme
which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to
eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due
to health conditions, are unable to access public
transport. Contact us for more information on
03 366 9093 or visit our website.
Mobile Service – Fun interactive
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We are working towards a village which will provide around 240 homes
including villas, cottages, apartments and serviced apartments. A village
centre will offer fantastic recreational facilities, and a care centre will offer
rest home and hospital-level care. Plus an award-winning Memory Care
Centre will provide safe, apartment style living for people with dementia.
Register your interest in our village by ordering an information pack today,
and you will be the first to receive information and updates.
Request an
information
pack today
0800 SUMMER (786 637)
avonhead@summerset.co.nz
Find out more - summerset.co.nz/avonhead

Discover the
Summerset life
at our new
Avonhead
Village
Our villages are vibrant, active communities where
everyone can feel at home
Whether you enjoy a game of bowls or prefer a quieter pace, our
range of high quality village facilities bring people together to enjoy
the Summerset life.
It’s a delight to see our residents continue their passions, and
making the most of our village cafe, library and village centre.
They often host their own craft groups, coffee catch ups and
market days, or join in the events and trips planned by our
Activities Coordinator.
A range of living options
Our villages offer a range of homes to suit your requirements and
needs. Our warm, modern homes and care centre are built with
accessibility as a priority. And there’s no need to worry about
maintenance or upkeep. Simply choose your new home and make
it your own. You can even bring along your pet.
When our village is complete there will be a range of living options:
• 2 and 3 bedroom villas
• 2 bedroom cottages
• 1 and 2 bedroom apartments
• Serviced apartments
• Rest home and hospital-level care
• Respite and short term care
To find out about the homes we will be building at Summerset
at Avonhead, or to join our waitlist, speak to our friendly and
professional team today.
Once our village is complete, you’ll have access to a range
of community facilities, activities and events. Our village
facilitates generally include:
Divine Café
Spacious lounge with large
screen TV
Piano and pool table
Residents’ bar
Library with computer and
internet access
Hair and beauty
Exercise room
All-weather bowling green
Swimming pool and/or spa
pool
Barbeque facilities
Communal vegetable
gardens
Residents’ workshop
Regular visits from health
practitioners
Courtesy van and organised
outings and activities
Order your free information pack today, call us on 0800 SUMMER (786 637)
or visit summerset.co.nz /avonhead
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