Southern View: August 06, 2019

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TWO SEASIDE identities have

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Redcliffs resident Tony

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Johnson and Nancy Meherne,

of Sumner, have both turned

90.

Mrs Meherne and Mr

Johnson live less than 500m

from the sea and have enjoyed

catching a wave in their day.

In fact, Mrs Meherne still

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Celebrations for beachgoers

MILESTONE: Tony Johnson, of Redcliffs, and Nancy Meherne, of Sumner, have both recently turned 90 and have fond

memories of growing up near the beach.

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Burglaries

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safety

meeting

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

A SPIKE in burglaries in the

greater Halswell area has prompted

a community safety meeting to

gauge the extent of the problem.

City councillor Anne Galloway

and Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board

candidate Narrinder

Singh Warraich

have organised the

meeting, which will

be held on Saturday

from 10.30-11.30am

at the Harvard

Community Patrol

Lounge.

In June, five

homes in Bibiana St, Felicitas

Anne

Galloway

Grove and Eaglesome Ave were

targeted in a series of burglaries.

CCTV footage from nearby

properties filmed a tall, European

man wearing a hoodie and a black

mask, roaming the streets during

all five burglaries.

The meeting will be attended

by Greater Christchurch

Regeneration Minister Megan

Woods, Community Constable

Li’Ying Cai and representatives

from Hornby Community Patrol

and Neighbourhood Support will

be present.

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Litter lovers recognised with award

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

IT’S A dirty job, but someone

has to do it.

That is Hornby’s Trevor

and Alison Murray’s reason behind

why they will pick up any

litter, broken glass and

dog faeces they see while

walking throughout the suburb.

“Somebody has got to do it,”

Mrs Murray said.

Every day while walking their

two dogs Abby and Macey, the

couple will clean up the suburb’s

parks and streets, along with reporting

anything on city council

property needing repairs.

They will now be presented

with a Keep Christchurch Beautiful

Award in recognition of

their hard work at the Tūranga

Library tonight.

Mrs Murray, who is also a

member of the Greater Hornby

Residents’ Association, said

she was “thrilled” to have been

acknowledged.

The couple will often walk to

areas including Oakhampton

Reserve, Trevor Reserve and

the old Branston Intermediate

School site.

“One day we came home with

three cartons of alcohol cans

and bottles left at the old school.

It is things like that, that really

disgusts me,” Mrs Murray said.

Her message to other residents

is to “clean up after yourself.”

“I am not saying I am perfect,

because I am not, but it never

hurts people to pick up rubbish,”

Mrs Murray said.

Her message also goes to dog

owners not picking up their

dog’s faeces in public spaces.

“You are not allowed to leave

it on the ground but some dog

owners don’t care . . . it is a legal

requirement but it is also a moral

obligation,” Mrs Murray said.

She said she gets annoyed with

takeaway restaurants due to the

amount of rubbish she finds.

Her other concerns are children

injuring themselves as a

result of broken glass left on the

streets.

“The city council can’t

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Trevor and

Alison Murray

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every day while

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dogs Macey and

Abby.

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afford to have the parks

cleaned up . . . it comes back to

us unless they want to put up

their rates.”

Last year the association

obtained a litter picker,

gloves and bags from the

Keep Christchurch Beautiful

organisation to allow Mr and

Mrs Murray to continue their

efforts.

In Brief

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The city council will trial having

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Identities reach

milestones

•From page 1

Mrs Meherne first moved to

Sumner in 1956 with her husband,

Doug, on their wedding day and

taught at Sumner School for most of

her life.

She remembers when she used to

take her classes to the beach to pick up

driftwood and they would come back

and light a fire to cook their lunch.

“I tried to make their school life

interesting because mine wasn’t,”

she said.

She still teaches music, and

has written several operettas

over the years for children

based on the true stories and memoirs

of orphans in New Zealand.

Mr Johnson has been involved

with the Sumner Surf Lifesaving

Club for almost 70 years.

He moved to Sumner from the

central city during the end of World

War 2 to a house “down by the

Esplanade near where the old surf

club was.”

The ex-cabinet maker would put

his carpentry skills to good use back

in the day, by making popular surf

craft like skis and boards.

“I made a lot of those for friends

and club members. It was really

more of a hobby, myself and an old

friend would work on them after

school and after work,” he said.

Now the patron of the club, Mr

Johnson saw about 70 people attend

his birthday bash at the new surf

lifesaving clubrooms on July 20.

Repairs required on sea wall

• By Louis Day

THE SUMNER Esplanade

rock retaining wall will need to

be rebuilt, says a University of

Otago professor.

Associate geography Professor

Mike Hilton said if the 1.2km

sea wall is not rebuilt within

10 years or so, there will be an

increased risk of exposure to

waves coming

over the wall.

This comes

after a report on

the wall from

engineering

consultant Jacobs

found there

Mike Hilton

are 19 points

along the wall

where repairs are

required.

However, Prof Hilton said

there is no immediate danger.

“In the next few years, the

storm surge on that coast is not

particularly large. However,

when you look beyond the

short-term to the medium-term,

those storms are going to get

significantly larger and will

have a greater impact because

the sea level will be higher,” he

said.

City council manager of

regional parks Kay Holder said

there are no plans to rebuild the

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setback wall, which separates

the promenade from the

esplanade,” she said.

“The whole structure provides

two lines of defence, which

effectively manages existing

sea-level conditions. We’ll be

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Paul Lonsdale

• By Louis Day

FORMER CITY councillor

and mayoral candidate Paul

Lonsdale is making another bid

for local government.

Mr Lonsdale was the only

councillor who stood for reelection

in 2016 but did not

retain a seat. He stood for the

newly-formed Heathcote Ward

and lost

out to Sara Templeton by 1585

votes.

Mr Lonsdale will now run

in the Halswell Ward as an

independent against current

city councillor and The People’s

Choice candidate Anne

Galloway

and independent Sam

Yau.

He said he wanted

to restore a bit of fiscal

responsibility around

the council table.

“With current rates

increases, I have a

concern that home

ownership is going to

become unaffordable

for a wide range of people,” he

said.

He said he was considering

running for mayoralty again

in spite of losing out to current

Sam Yau

mayor Lianne Dalziel

in 2013, he received

22,855 votes while Ms

Dalziel got 72,600.

“There is a

mood out there for

a change and I just

want to test that and

see if that is real,

sometimes you get

told things that don’t

have a lot of depth

to them, I just want

to make sure that whatever

decisions I make in this election

period are good solid ones that

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Christchurch.”

Bid to reduce crime in Halswell, Wigram Skies

•From page 1

Cr Galloway said the concerns

are primarily coming from

multi-ethnic communities.

She said residents had also

noticed a spike in burglaries in

Wigram Skies.

Mr Singh Warraich also said

one street in Wigram Skies had

five burglaries between June and

July.

“That is pretty scary . . . I

hear from a lot of people from

Wigram Skies it is a big issue,”

he said.

Mr Singh Warraich said the

goal of the meeting is to hear

residents’ stories and work with

police and the community patrol

to find a solution.

Said Cr Galloway: “I think

the reason why we are hoping

to get a response from the

multi-cultural community is

that they are perhaps not aware

of what is out there in terms of

support.”

She is also hoping for

reassurance police and

community patrols are

monitoring the area and for

neighbours to start looking out

for each other.

The meeting will be held at

31 Corsair Drive, Wigram.

For more information, email

nswarraich@yahoo.co.in.

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noticed a spike in burglaries

in the Halswell/Wigram

Skies area in the last couple

of months? Email your

views to georgia.oconnor@

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Well-preserved tram tracks were

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on Marriner St, near the

intersection with Burgess St.

A tram line connecting Christchurch

and Sumner was first proposed

in 1855, but it was not until the

1880s that the idea became reality,

with the Sumner tram line extension

opened in 1888.

City council’s planning, delivery

and transport manager Lynette Ellis

said the on-site archaeologist was

able to record and photograph the

sleepers and take a sample for later

testing.

However, the construction of the

road means that the site is not able

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Contractors are currently in stage

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• By Jess Gibson

THICK, see-through walls will

allow the public to peer into the

history of Ferrymead’s 149-yearold

cob cottage.

New designs show what the

building in Scott Park will look

like after it undergoes $530,000

repairs as part of the city council’s

plan to restored heritage

buildings across the city.

The building, which is known

as Penfold Cottage, was severely

damaged in the Canterbury

earthquakes – with two of its

walls mostly collapsed.

Standing walls at the front of

the building will be strengthened

with an interior steel frame,

while the two partial walls will

be encased in clear materials. The

roof will also be fixed.

Inside it will be historic items

of interest.

Heritage programme manager

Richie Moyle said the building

will be “vandal-proof” from graffiti

or scratch-marks.

He said staff have ensured

the building will have adequate

ventilation, and that drainage

systems have been redone to

prevent the glass from fogging up

on the inside.

Mr Moyle said staff hope to get

contractors on the job in October

so that work can be completed by

February 2020.

City councillor Sara Templeton

said the cottage will be an asset

to the community as it will be

a destination along the coastal

pathway.

“I think it’s great that the building

is finally getting its repairs.

There was a really good consultation

with the community and

what came out of it was that people

wanted to be able to value the heritage

and be able to see it, but didn’t

necessarily want to go inside.”


Clear materials for cottage

DESIGNS: Ferrymead’s cob cottage in Scott Park will be

strengthened with an interior steel frame, while the two partial

walls will be encased in clear, strong materials.

The cottage was built by sea

captain James Penfold.

However, it was lived in by

migrants in the late 19th-century

before being largely rebuilt

in the 1940s using cob style

construction – a mixture of clay

and tussock or rushes.

•HAVE YOUR SAY: What do

you think of the new designs

for Penfold Cottage? Email

your views to jess.gibson@

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Board members

cleared; East

inquiry continues

• By Louis Day

THREE OUT of the four

individuals embroiled in code

of conduct complaints

over allegations city

council staff tampered

with the District Plan

have been absolved.

The city council

has chosen not to

proceed with code of

conduct complaints

over Linwood Central

Heathcote Community

Board member Darrell

Latham, Coastal-

Burwood Community

Board chairwoman and

deputy chairman Kim

Money and Tim Sintes.

A city council

spokeswoman said they

were close to concluding

the remaining code

of conduct complaint

involving city councillor

David East.

Said Cr East: “I can continue

with discussions with the council

or I can indicate that I’m at

a stalemate and I’m going to

withdraw from further negotiations

in which case a code of

conduct hearing may or may not

proceed.”

The board members

and city councillor

David East, had

been facing code of

conduct complaints

since September over

their allegation city

council staff had tampered

with the District

Plan which led to

Greater Christchurch

Regeneration Minister

Megan Woods approving

the city council’s

proposal to amend it.

They alleged city

council staff had omitted

a clause which

gives leeway to people

in specific coastal areas,

deemed at risk of

flooding, to build and

extend homes.

However, an audit,

which the city council

commissioned, by Environment

Canterbury councillor and

former Environment Court

judge Peter Skelton found there

never was a missing clause.

David East

Darrell Latham

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IT IS 70 years since artists in the

Sumner area first met at Sumner

Artist Reg Holcroft’s home to

paint, critique and support each

other by forming the Sumner

Art Society and they are still

going strongly.

Early members of the group

like 93-year-old Ralph Woodward

are still actively creating

and learning new methods, and

many others – Beth Cook, Ruth

Palmer and Helen Egglestone –

to name a few, regularly attend

the weekly painting group

and pass on their extensive

knowledge of the mysteries of

watercolour.

Though the earthquakes have

resulted in many residents moving

away and therefore a muchreduced

membership, new residents

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painting group so it continues to

grow and flourish as will be seen

in their much anticipated annual

exhibition to be held at the Redcliffs

Mt Pleasant Bowling Club

from August 9 to 11. Please mark

your calendars.

Our member of Parliament

Ruth Dyson will open the exhibition

at 5pm on Friday so come

along and thank her for her

sterling work on our behalf as

she steps down from the political

arena and take the opportunity

to view and purchase items on

Friday night.

The exhibition runs also

between 10 am and 4pm on

Saturday and Sunday.

The Sumner Art Society maintains,

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Art Society

runs a

popular

Wednesday

painting

group at

Christchurch

South

Library.

work in the Redcliffs Mt Pleasant

Bowling Club function rooms.

The Wednesday painting

group exhibited successfully at

the Christchurch South Library

again this year as this library has

a policy of promoting community

initiatives. The opportunity

to hang larger works in such an

open space is always exciting.

Luckily these artists have

many more new paintings to

show along with works from the

other members of the Sumner

Art Society presenting large as

well as small pictures in a wide

range of mediums to enliven

your homes.

Come along, meet the artists,

chat to your neighbours and

maybe join the society as they

are always happy to welcome

new members.

•Check out the website

at www.facebook.com/

sumnerartsociety.

Youth MPs raise issues

Port Hills MP

Ruth Dyson

writes about

her youth

representative,

Cha’nel Kaa-

Luke, and her

experience

during a twoday

Youth Parliament event

in Wellington last month

Once in every three-year term

of Parliament, each MP and the

press gallery journalists have

an opportunity to send a young

person from their electorate to

represent them in our Youth

Parliament.

My representative this year is

Cha’nel Kaa-Luke, a student at

Van Asch Deaf Education Centre

who is studying at Hillmorton

High School. She did a fantastic

job and was elected to chair the

Maori Affairs Select Committee

– a real privilege.

For many people, Parliament is

an alien environment and it is so

good to see it being taken over by

young people who are all bursting

with fresh ideas about how to

make our country better. Cha’nel

raised the profile of deaf students

and issues impacting on them

in a way that no hearing person

is able to do. And her fluency in

three languages is impressive and

unusual in New Zealand born

people.

The Youth MPs got to not

SOUTHERN VIEW

DEDICATED: Cha’nel Kaa-

Luke (left) and Mia Wright.

only work in the select committee

environment but also to

debate in Parliament itself. They

raised issues which need to be

debated and considered more,

particularly around access to

mental health support, climate

change and respect for the voices

of young people. They certainly

earned that respect.

Our electorate was honoured

to actually have another “local”

represented as Mia Wright from

Sumner was also a Youth MP for

my colleague Nicky Wagner. She

described it as “amazing and a

cool experience.”

It is an experience which I

certainly hope breaks down

some of the barriers between our

young people and understanding

how Parliament works. Our

Youth MPs are the leaders of the

future (in fact several current

Members of Parliament were

Youth MPs) and I know that both

Cha’nel and Mia represented

us well and I am proud of them

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South, Linwood and Te Hapua:

Halswell Centre libraries

Technology Help Drop-in

Sessions

Today, 10.30-11.30am at Spreydon,

2-3pm at Halswell, and tomorrow,

11am-noon at Spreydon

These free drop-in sessions are

available to help you with specific

issues, such as using email,

searching the internet, using the

library catalogue, using electronic

resources and any other

general computer-related queries.

Go along with your laptop, tablet,

smartphone or use one of the library’s

desktop computers if you

need help with anything digital.

Te Hapua: Halswell Centre and

Spreydon Library

Citizens Advice Bureau

Today, 11am-2pm

The Citizens Advice Bureau

provides free and confidential

advice to everyone. It takes the

time to listen to you and equip

you with information, options

and support.

Linwood Library

SENIOR LIVING

Makerspace

Today at South, 3.30-4.30pm

and Monday, 3.30-4pm at Spreydon

Drop-in for fun activities every

week at the Makerspace. There

will be a variety of activities for

all. Free.

South and Spreydon libraries

Mainly Music

Wednesday, 10-11.30am

Go along for fun and learning

with music for mums with

children aged up to five. The first

visit is free and $4 per family

after this. Held each Wednesday,

10-11.30am, in school terms.

Morning tea provided.

St Johns Anglican Church,

Woolston, corner of St Johns St

and Ferry Rd

Knit ’n’ Yarn

Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm at

Linwood, Thursday, 1pm-3pm

atHalswell, and 1.30-3.30pm

at South, Saturday, 1pm-3pm

atHalswell

Head along for a craft corner

session. Take your knitting, crochet

or other craft projects. Free

and beginners are welcome.

Linwood, Halswell and South

libraries

Cook Islands Storytimes will be held at Linwood Library on Thursday from 11-11.30am. Celebrate

Cook Islands Language Week with special, interactive storytimes including stories, songs,

rhymes and play. This is a free session.

Creative Writing on Sundays

Sunday, 1pm-3pm

Group leaders work with members

to craft, create and develop

their own work. Take along pens,

paper and ideas. Bring with

you to the group some pens or

pencils, (even a laptop), paper,

and any of your wonderful ideas,

story-telling, or art.

Linwood Library

Scrabble Club

Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm at

Halswell, and Friday, 10.30am-

12.30pm at Linwood

No obligation to go, just head

along to join in on the friendly

games.

Te Hapua: Halswell

Centre and Linwood

Library

Rummikub Club

Thursday, 10am-noon

Go and join in a game of

Rummikub, a tile-based

game for two to four players,

which combines elements of

the card game rummy and

Mahjong.

Linwood Library

Game Zone

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm

Go along and play Minecraft,

charades, Connect Four, Pictionary

and more. Take your friends

or meet some new ones. All children

aged eight to 13 welcome,

no bookings or payment needed.

Linwood Library

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SOUTHERN VIEW

Moreish treats using oats and rice flour

Chock full of fruits, seeds,

and oats, this muesli bar

recipe by Joan Bishop is

a healthy treat. The fat

content and added sugar

is low and the tastes and

textures of the fruits and

spices blend with and

enhance the slightly

nutty flavour of wholegrain

oats. Then top it off with

a decadent yet delicate

black rice steam cake

Pineapple muesli slice

Makes 40-44 slices

Ingredients

50g butter, chopped

3 Tbsp honey

425g can crushed pineapple in

juice, well drained

3 Tbsp lime juice

140g crystallised ginger, chopped

120g dried apricots, chopped

120g dried pineapple pieces,

chopped

1 large egg, size 7, lightly beaten

100g pumpkin seeds

100g sunflower seeds

100g desiccated coconut

140g whole grain oats

100g standard flour

1 tsp ground cinnamon

½ tsp ground nutmeg

Directions

SENIOR LIVING

Place the butter, honey,

crushed pineapple and lime juice

in a large saucepan over low heat

and stir until melted and mixed.

Add the ginger, apricots and

dried pineapple. Slowly bring to

the boil.

Cover with lid and very gently

simmer for 5min. Remove from

the heat and cool well before

stirring in the beaten egg.

Preheat the oven to 180 deg C

on bake. Line a slice tin (about

20cm x 33cm) with non-stick

baking paper.

Combine the pumpkin seeds,

sunflower seeds, coconut,

wholegrain oats, flour, cinnamon

and nutmeg in a medium-sized

bowl and mix well.

Tip the dry ingredients into

the saucepan containing the

fruits and stir to mix. This is

quite a stiff mixture. Tip into the

lined slice tin. Spread out evenly

over base of the tin with the back

of a spoon or wet hands (mixture

does not stick to wet hands). It is

important the mixture is pressed

down firmly into the tin.

Bake in the preheated oven for

30-35min until set and lightly

golden. Do not overcook.

Remove from the oven and

allow to cool completely in

the tin. Leave overnight before

slicing, if time permits.

Using the baking paper edges,

lift the slice from the tin and

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Cut into squares or oblongs as

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Black rice steam cake

Serves 8

Ingredients

200g butter

250g black glutinous rice flour

6 large eggs

250g (generous cup) caster sugar

½ tsp salt

1 tsp baking powder

2 Tbsp sweetened condensed

milk

½ tsp vanilla extract

Directions

You’ll need a cake tin and a

steaming pan or basket large

enough to hold it. Melt the butter

and use a little to grease the

inside of the cake tin well. Dust

with just a little black flour to

help stop the cake sticking. Start

the water boiling underneath

the steamer so it is ready for the

cake.

In a large bowl, whisk together

the eggs, sugar and salt to get a

frothy mixture with the sugar

dissolved. Stir in the black

glutinous rice flour and baking

powder.

Stirring as you go, gradually

add the condensed milk, the

vanilla extract and finally the

melted butter. Keep stirring

until the mixture is smooth and

velvety.

Pour into the cake tin and sit

in the steaming basket.

Wrap the lid with a clean

tea towel – this will stop water

dripping on to the cake and

create a tight seal.

Steam over a medium-low

heat (making sure there is always

water in the pan). How long it

takes depends on the size and

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batter.

Remove from the steamer and

leave to cool for 10min in the tin

before turning out on to a rack to

cool. Serve with strawberries.

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Filtered air supply for summer and filtered

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case of poor or insufficient air intake from

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We are proud of our reputation for being devoted

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atmosphere with a strong values programme.

Breens is an extremely well-resourced

school with modern facilities set in an

environment deliberately designed to cater

for middle school aged students.

Our school is committed to a Rich &

Responsive Curriculum that makes learning

happen through supportive challenge,

active engagement in an authentic learning

environment. We strive for every Breens

student to be, Brave, Bold, Beautiful and

Brilliant lifelong learners who Belong and

apply the BEST learning Philosophy.

Breens is fortunate to have purpose built,

specialist learning areas. Our current of

approximately 300 means students have

much greater access to these areas and

opportunities. The school is very much

‘family based’ with strong values which

underpin our learning, attitude and

behaviour.

I welcome the opportunity to personally

walk you around our school. Bookings

for a tour can be made on our website:

www.breens.school.nz

Welcome to

Casebrook

Intermediate

School

Year 7 & 8 students are a unique age

group that we specialise in educating.

Our staff and school resources are all geared

for this stage of personal development and

focus on providing as a diverse range of

learning opportunities to create a rounded

and engaged individual.

Our learning environment is supported

by a strong focus on our school values

of Respect (Whakaute), Excellence

(Panekiretanga) and Perseverance

(Hiringa). Through these ‘REP’ values

we develop within each student a sense of

self worth to realise their importance as a

member of our Casebrook community.

Our school environment is one where

students are safe and have the confidence to

take risks with their learning. In this way

the students at Casebrook are supported

and encouraged to become self-motived,

independent learners.

We value the partnership between home

and school. Together we can create an

environment where we foster feelings of

pride and belonging. We are sure you will

enjoy being a part of our community and

would welcome the opportunity to meet

with you to discuss your child’s future at

Casebrook.

Papanui

Primary School

The Papanui Pathway

Kimihia te ara tōtika – seek the right path

Papanui Primary School caters for new entrants to

Year 6 children in the Redwood and Papanui areas.

The school has an enrolment scheme and zone but

will have places available for out of zone children

starting school in 2020.

We view education as an active partnership

between home and school with parents / caregivers

and teachers working together for the benefit of

children’s learning.

We have an enthusiastic and dedicated team who

provide a supportive learning environment where

the children are engaged, challenged and supported.

If you wish to find out more about the school or

make an appointment to visit, please phone (03)

352 8271 or email: principal@pps.school.nz

A School of Opportunity

for Year 7 & 8 Students

Strong and well embedded school values linked

to learning.

Professionals who are focused on the specific needs

of early adolescents.

A challenging and responsive curriculum.

Specialist teaching in Digitech, Design,

Art, Science, Foods.

Diverse opportunities for all students to excel in

Academia, Leadership, Sport, the Arts and Culture.

Phone: 359-8108

Email: office@breens.school.nz

Website: www.breens.school.nz

Enrol now for the 2020 Academic Year.

Contact the school office for an enrolment pack or to

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your child’s learning needs.

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Call to arrange

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Heartfelt learning

at St Michael’s

For 168 years, St Michael’s has been at the steps that support their shared holistic

heart of our city, educating and nurturing goals. Small class sizes enable teachers

the visionaries and dreamers who continue to effectively monitor and manage these

to shape our city and the world beyond. interactions.’

We have the joy of inspiring every child, In preparation for secondary school,

encouraging them to flourish, in mind, our specialised Y7&8 Programme offers

body and spirit.

education outside the box, from financial

At the heart of St Michael’s are the literacy to leadership challenges, new

essential values of Christian faith and good technologies to a wide range of sports and

citizenship: respect, integrity, faith, hope outdoor education.

and love. Building on this foundation, Located on the banks of the Avon, our

our rigorous curriculums in English, extended campus is spectacular: today, the

Mathematics, Science, History, Geography, Art Gallery; tomorrow, Tūranga; anyone

Spanish, Music and Art teach good for tennis in Hagley Park?

citizenship in a global context.

Like the heart of our city, our school

As ERO reported in June, our pupils ‘are family is flourishing. We’d love you to join

engaged in their learning, show respect for us. Walk-up on Wednesday 21 August, or

staff and each other, and take responsibility you can arrange a personal tour to suit:

for aspects for their own progress and contact our registrar, Bec Hitchcock,

development… Teachers give students registrar@saintmichaels.co.nz or phone

useful, personalised feedback with next 379-979

Developing citizens that have the skills

and attitudes to succeed in a cultural diverse

and global environment is a key focus for

year 7-8 at St Joseph's School Papanui. In

2018 the school joined the Global Youth

Ambassador Programme which provides

students the opportunity to travel to China

and learn along side Chinese students. This

opportunity was reciprocated this year with

Full and satisfying lives

Shirley Intermediate School Mission Statement

Educating locally for lifelong connection

Do you remember the days of knowing your

neighbours? In this digital age, building

local connections creates lifelong anchors

for our children. Whether it’s bringing the

community into the classroom, or making

classroom learning relevant for the real

world, Shirley Intermediate has - since

1934 - been a core part of the wider Shirley,

Richmond and Dallington communities.

With a major building programme

coming, and the move (to next door) of

Banks Avenue School , the local educational

pathways are increasingly compelling.

Know local, go local - Put a stake in

the ground and put your hand up for the

wellbeing and connectedness of your

children within your community. • Social

cohesion and individual growth • Learning

through inquiry and direct teaching

• Learning in the classroom and in the

community • Academia and creativity

Rachel and Azif share with assembly

their learning about dry ice

Growing global citizens at St Joseph’s

youth ambassadors from China visiting the

school. Principal Aaron Richards explains

that the strength of the programme lies

in immersing students in a culture that

is different than their own. This enables

students to develop an understanding

that cultural diversity is not limited to just

doing things differently, it is more about

thinking differently. Learning this concept

SOUTHERN VIEW

early enhances attitudes such as tolerance,

open-mindedness and inclusion. It also

strengthens students abilities to engage

with and communicate with people from

different cultural backgrounds. It is my

hope that this experience will be a catalyst

for the students who in the future could

be leaders in New Zealand's international

trade Industry.

St Michael’s

Accepting enrollments

for 2020

✓ 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

Your school at the heart

of the city since 1851

ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL

PAPANUI

Te Kura o Hato Hohepa

Catholic Primary School

for girls and boys,

Primary and Intermediate.

Phone: 352 8779

www.stjopapa.school.nz

2020 enrolments close on

Friday 27th of September 2019

37 Cunningham Place, Halswell 8025

Phone: 03 322 8735

Email: admin@oaklands.school.nz

www.oaklands.school.nz

Community • Active thinking • Respect • Excellence

NEW SCHOOL COMING!

Things are happening.

Be part of the future.

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Walk-up Wednesday, 21 August

www.saintmichaels.school.nz 249 Durham Street 379 9790

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60 Shirley Road | office@sis.school.nz | www.sis.school.nz

Serving Our Community Since 1934




A world-class education and

supportive learning environment

Every parent wants to ensure their child

is receiving the best foundation for their

academic future. Selwyn House School

offers this through small class sizes, deep

core learning, talented teaching staff all set

within a nurturing environment and an

extensive range of opportunities.

Selwyn House offers the International

Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years

Programme (PYP) and is proud to be a

leading STEAM focused school. We not only

encourage our girls to work in advanced

STEAM fields, we want our girls to lead

them. Our STEAM Hub provides every

student from Year 1 to 8 access to stateof-the-art

equipment. In Mechatronics,

girls learn the foundations of mechanical

and electrical knowledge. Robotics is

introduced as an interdisciplinary, inquiry

based learning programme drawing mostly

on mathematics, science and technology.

Learning is also enhanced by additional

opportunities including Future Problem

Solving and the 2020 Space Camp trip

where 24 girls will travel to the United States

to attend a week long Space Camp.

A supportive all-girl learning environment

encourages girls to take risks without fear

of failure. As the girls progress they are

confident in their abilities, understanding

that perseverance helps them grow. A

school-wide buddy programme provides

each girl with support and mentoring.

Learning is personalised

and each teacher has the

time to foster authentic and

meaningful relationships.

Strong relationships

between the class teacher

and family ensure each girl’s

learning journey is nurtured

by a partnership of support.

Teachers construct learning

activities to help each girl

identify their personal

strengths.

Selwyn House believes

these strengths can be

applied to academic tasks

and become more powerful

with the acquisition of skills

and knowledge, aiding

intellectual development

and academic achievement.

For this reason core

learning in reading, writing

and mathematics is a

priority. Specialist teachers

in Spanish, Mechatronics,

Art, Science, Physical

Education, Swimming, Performing Arts and

Music work with classroom teachers to help

identify the strengths of every girl.

The environment at Selwyn House

empowers each girl to embrace their future

and develop a love of learning. A Selwyn

House girl will learn to define herself,

accept responsibility, form opinions,

and have compassion for the world.

This combination of achievement,

confidence, and character makes

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For more information about Selwyn

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please contact c.johnson@selhouse.

school.nz or 03 355 7299.

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