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TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2020

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60 years of Burnside HS

REUNION: Former student Clive Chandler is organising a reunion to celebrate Burnside High School’s 60th year.

(Inset) Mr Chandler pictured in 1960 as part of the school’s rugby team.

MAIN PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

• By Georgia O’Connor-

Harding

WHEN CLIVE Chandler

arrived for his first day

at Burnside High School,

othing more than two lonely

H-shaped buildings stood on a

large block of farmland.

As the school was started in

a staggered approach with initially

only third-formers, there

were just over 200 students

and Mr Chandler, now 74 and

living in Cashmere, “did not

know what to expect.”

Sixty years on, the school has

skyrocketed to a role of more

than 2000 earning it the title

of the largest school in New

Zealand outside of Auckland.

Next month a reunion will

be held to celebrate 60 years

since the school opened, with

Mr Chandler playing a key role

in organising the event.

Attendees invited to celebrate

the milestone will be first-day

students who were at the

school when it opened on

February 2.

• Turn to page 5

Mixed views

on plan

to lower

Riccarton Rd

speed limit

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

PLANS TO lower the speed limit

on Riccarton Rd has sparked

mixed feedback.

The city council wants to introduce

a 30km/h limit between

Matipo St and Straven Rd.

As part of a package deal, it

is also proposing to introduce a

40km/h speed limit on the side

streets between Riccarton Rd and

Riccarton Bush – including Rata

St, Rimu St, Titoki and Kauri St.

The Riccarton Bush-Kilmarnock

Residents Association is

calling for as much feedback as

possible from Riccarton residents

so it can make a submission on

its behalf. It has complied a 3min

survey to get an indication from

residents on what their views are

on the proposal.

City council operations manager

Steffan Thomas said the

proposal is a response to concerns

raised by residents about drivers

who short-cut at speed through

these streets.

Association chairman Tony

Simons said early indications

from residents have been people

like the idea of reducing the speed

limit on Riccarton Rd – but the

side streets should be reduced the

same amount. •Turn to page 6

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70 years of friendship – and counting

• By Sophie Cornish

AS THE saying goes, it takes

a long time to grow an old

friend.

And for this group of ladies,

it’s been a long time – close to 70

years in fact.

As 14-year-olds, the group

of women met when they were

placed in the same class at

Avonside Girls’ High School in

1950 and have reunited every

year since.

For three, Rosemary Harper,

Valerie Percy and Eleanor

Gillespie, all now in their 80s,

their friendship dates back to

when they were five-years-old,

after meeting at Opawa School

in 1941.

“We had some breaks in

meeting to be young wives and

mothers. We are all either 83 or

84 now, but were only 14 when

these special friendships were

made. We meet each two to

three months and stay in touch.

We are still the same women,”

Mrs Gillespie said.

Mostly the group meet at each

others homes for afternoon tea

and each bring a plate of food to

share.

This way they can laugh and

make as much noise as they like,

Mrs Gillespie said.

Three of the group have

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recently, Fay Rabone-Powell, in

December.

“It was a month to the day

that we met (this month). She

badly wanted to come too, she

knew all about it. But she had

been in and out of hospital,

sick. We use to go to Fay’s quite

a bit, she had a big home,” Mrs

Gillespie said.

The group were in a small class

of 21 at Avonside, where most

had 30 pupils, something they

believe may have contributed to

their close friendships.

“I don’t know what the secret

is; it is very special, especially for

the women who are widowed.

I just want to tell any young

people, it’s difficult when

you have young children but

suddenly it becomes very

special. Your school friends,

you have to make a point of

staying in touch,” Mrs Gillespie

said.

Between them, they have 26

children, 54 grandchildren and

10 great-grandchildren, with

another on the way.

FRIENDSHIP: A group of friends who met

at Avonside Girls’ High School in 1950

have come together to meet every year

since. Their class was form 3CB (above).

(Back row, from left) – Norma-Ann Prior,

Valerie Percy, Anita Blake and Rosalind

(Rosie) Fahey. (Front row) – Moira Forsyth,

Joy Masters, Eleanor Gillespie, Alison

Royfee and Rosemary Harper.

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

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Burnside HS celebrates 60 years

• From page 1

Mr Chandler said while there

is planned to be between 35-40

students to mark the milestone,

there are still many students he is

trying to track down.

He is asking for any former

student at the school on its opening

day to contact him.

The two-day event will include

poetry, a speech from former

principal John Godfrey on the

school’s past successes, lunch and

dinner and tours of the school.

Mr Chandler is hoping his former

fellow classmates will be able

to catch up, renew their friendships

and stay in touch, especially

if they live in the city.

The school was first formed

on farmland which was named

Burnside by early pioneer William

Boag, who came to New

Zealand in 1853.

The cabbage trees located on

the school’s grounds – which are

part of the school’s logo – were

used by Maori and European settlers

to guide themselves across

the swamps of Christchurch to

the Canterbury Plains.

Mr Chandler described the

school as having “all changed”

since he began. There was no

school hall, no gymnasium and

no swimming pool.

The school has also established

a reputation for having a strong

performance music programme

HISTORIC: Burnside High School the day it opened on

February 2, 1960.

over the last 60 years with talented

alumni including singers Hayley

Westenra and Julia Deans.

But Mr Chandler said right

from the beginning, Burnside

had a big emphasis on music,

which was encouraged by the

school’s first principal Jim Cross.

He described Mr Cross, who

was formerly the deputy principal

at Riccarton High School, as

setting a “very high standard.”

“He was strict on discipline,

high standards, courtesy and

kindness to everybody. He was

supported by all the staff. I have

met a few of them since and they

all recollect their time at Burnside

as one of the happy times in their

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teaching,” Mr Chandler said.

He said the school has always

been big on language and it

received requests from other

schools for students to come

and learn German – which was

an uncommon language to be

taught at the time.

Other notable people to have

studied at Burnside are former

Prime Minister John Key, former

Air New Zealand chief executive

Rob Fyfe and author Eleanor

Catton.

Since leaving Burnside, Mr

Chandler has led an exciting

career travelling the world and

working as a baker.

When he left school he completed

a baking apprenticeship

and worked in the family business

Chandler’s Bakery for three

years before moving to Canada to

work in 1967.

He then travelled throughout

the United States and worked in

Fort Lauderdale in late 1969 where

“racism was rife” and “was one hell

of an eye-opener.”

Mr Chandler continued to travel

on to the United Kingdom before

returning to New Zealand in 1970

where he worked and eventually

ran Chandler’s Bakery until it was

sold in the early 2000s.

The business, formerly located

at the now Christchurch Bus

Exchange, was demolished as a

result of the February 22, 2011,

earthquake.

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He said Burnside taught him

good public speaking skills, the

ability to think for himself and to

look at the big picture.

He said what he appreciated

most was the fellowship and

friendship at the school.

“Don’t be blinkered on your outlook

of life,” Mr Chandler said.

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Proposal for faster

speed on side streets

surprises residents

•From page 1

“You shouldn’t be allowed

to go faster on the side streets

. . . other suggestions were Riccarton

Rd and the side streets

should be 40km/h.”

Dumplings

on Riccarton

owner Peter

Wah, who will

be making a

submission on

the proposal,

Peter Wah

questioned

why the speed

limit needed to be lowered when

there will be no where for vehicles

to stop on the street.

“It is only going to cause more

congestion.”

He has previously raised concerns

businesses on Riccarton

Rd will lose all of its car parking

following the completion of the

road works.

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there will be time-restricted

parking provided to the east

of Rotherham St and south of

Riccarton Rd.

RBK residents’ association

member Lyndon Telfer said he

did not know why there was

a proposal to lower the speed

limit when the traffic on Riccarton

Rd “hardly moves.”

He said what was surprising

was the 40km/h proposal for

the side streets – which would

allow the traffic to go faster

than on Riccarton Rd if implemented.

City council data showed

as of June, on average 1472 vehicles

were using Rimu St north

and 1595 were using Rimu St

south.

Mr Telfer said he suspects

the number of vehicles shortcutting

side streets will increase

significantly if the proposal

goes ahead.

As of June, 399 vehicles on

average were using Rata St west

and 804 vehicles were using

Rata St east.

Mr Telfer said normally about

1100 vehicles travels from Kauri

St onto Rata St but there was

a decrease when the Kauri St

entrance was blocked off temporarily.

He said the association is

planning to ask the city council

to permanently block off the

Kauri St entrance into Rata

St to decrease short-cutting

vehicles.

SKILLS: The Canterbury age-group beach volleyball team

celebrate from the national provincial champs last week.

Beach volleyballers

in the medals

• By Jacob Page

CANTERBURY age-group

beach volleyballers found plenty

of success at the provincial

championships at Mt Maunganui

last week.

Canterbury finished first and

second in the under-17 girls category

with St Andrews College’s

Tineke Hinton and Burnside

High School’s Taylah Holden

claiming gold over Burnside’s

Rosa Vesty and St Margaret’s’

Ella Ballantyne 21-14,-22-20.

Ironically, both Taylah and

Rosa have won South Island secondary

school titles together and

will be a strong chance of winning

a national title together at

the same location this weekend.

Burnside High School coach

Sam Ryburn said the success was

down to a renewed commitment

to the beach volleyball game in

Canterbury.

“It’s been a long time since

we’ve had this kind of success,”

he said. “I don’t think five years

ago we would have sent a team.

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Surman and St Margaret’s’ Emily

O’Connor finished fifth.

The St Andrew’s duo of Marijke

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the under-19 category.

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BROTHERS ZACH and Seb

May were able to turn heads at

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Zach, 17, finished runner-up

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Zach finished at +3, two shots

behind Sam.

“I was pleased with the week I

had, last year was tough for me,

the first six months was a struggle

with the way I was playing

and I worked really hard at it so

it’s nice to see the results coming

from that,” he said.

“My driving off the tee was

my issue, it became a mental

thing for me, I could go out

onto the driving range and hit

quality drives time-after-time

but then I’d play a round and it

would all fall apart – I’d get the

yips really.

“The positive thing is that my

short game has got better because

I’ve become used to playing

in positions on the course

that are tricky,” he said.

Seb was the outright leader

heading into the final round of

the under-16 tournament before

a 77 saw him finish at +7, eight

shots behind the winner, Ryan

Rooney from Fielding.

“I thought it was a pretty good

week against some tough golfers,”

he said.

“I haven’t played much in the

North Island because I have had

a wrist injury but it was good to

get the opportunity and backing

my ability.”

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Brothers

Zach (left),

and Seb May

both had

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finishes at

the North

Island agegroup

golf

champs in

Hamilton.

Neither of their parents

played golf but they Zach was

taken to Russley’s junior golf

clinics at the age of five and Seb

followed.

Their sister, Maddie, 15, also

plays golf and has represented

Canterbury.

Zach said his next focus

would be the Canterbury

strokeplay this weekend at

Harewood Golf Club then the

South Island strokeplay in Dunedin

in a fortnight.

Seb will switch his focus to

cricket for the short-term.

TAKING UP judo five years ago

has changed the course of life for

former Christchurch Boys’ High

School student Lorcan Fivet.

He has the Olympics to work

towards, he has changed his

studies to a sports-related qualification

and he has gained more

personal confidence than he

thought was possible.

Fivet, a Strowan

resident, trains twice a

day, and balances his

passion for judo with his

bachelor of sport coaching

majoring in sports

science studies at the

Canterbury University

and has a job at UC’s

Recreation Centre.

The training has paid

off, with national titles

in the junior men’s category in

2017 and 2018, a world ranking

of 13 in June last year, and a first

senior men national title in 2019.

The 20-year-old travelled to

Brazil recently for an intensive

training opportunity.

The training will take place for

three months before he competes

in Argentina, Peru and Chile, as

part of a dream to compete at the

2022 Commonwealth Games.

Fivet has his sights set on the

2024 Olympics and that means

SPORT

Judo provides

new life direction

Lorcan Fivet

full-time training for the next

four years.

“I want to take it as far as possible,”

he said.

He has been passionate about

judo since he first tried it five

years ago.

“I tried it and loved it. After

the first year I was competing

and training 12 times

a week. I went through

the grades to black belt.”

He teaches the three

to 10 year-old class at

his club, Premier Equipe

Judo, and “would definitely

recommend judo,

especially for young

kids.”

Along with

fitness, co-ordination,

discipline and coaching

skills, judo has given

Fivet another important

life lesson.

“I used to be extremely

introverted; I hated any kind

of social interaction. My first

two or three years of judo I

would stay at the back, in the

shadows, and avoid attention.

Ever since I started judo, my

parents and coach said the same

thing, that it takes you out of

your shell and gives you so much

confidence.”

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Newly opened, the Shoe Room in Riccarton Road,

just across from the Bush Inn Centre, offers an

extensive range of specialised footwear for people

that have foot problems, difficulty finding shoes or are

simply looking for stylish, comfortable shoes.

This bright, modern and attractively laid out store is

owned by podiatrist Charlotte Russell, who also owns

and operates the podiatry clinic Feet First in Upper

Riccarton. The Shoe Room was previously part of the

clinic, but increasing demand for “fashionable, functional

footwear” meant they needed to expand, Charlotte says.

As a stand-alone store with much more space, the

Shoe Room is able to offer an extended range of brands

and styles to accommodate feet requiring specific

features, such as wider, deeper or more narrow fitting

and for those who are on their feet all day.

The Shoe Room Shop assistant Wendy, left,

business owner Charlotte Russell, centre,

and shop manager Maxine.

At present, the majority are women’s shoes, but the

men’s range will be expanded with the arrival of the

winter season collection, Charlotte says.

Brands on display include Mephisto from France,

which is exclusive to the Shoe Room in New Zealand,

Australian brands Frankie 4, Revere and Propet, and

Taos from the United States.

The shop has been thoughtfully designed with seating

and large mirrors to the side of the display areas, so

customers have plenty of space to try shoes on and

walk around in them. Shop manager Maxine and shop

assistant Wendy both have extensive experience in

footwear, so can assist and advise customers on the

best fit and style to suit their needs.

“This is a point of difference for the Shoe Room –

having people who know about shoe fitting to help our

customers,” Charlotte says. “We will also be having a

For the next two weeks –

January 27 to February 8

The Shoe Room is having a

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giving customers the chance

to buy stylish, functional

summer footwear at

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The Shoe Room offers an extensive range of

stylish, comfortable footwear.

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For customer convenience there is an off-street

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Neck assessment vital after

concussion injury

What role does the neck play in

concussion injury?

Research shows that the average

concussion injury involves 95g of force to

the head. It can take as little as 4g of force

to cause an injury to the upper cervical

spine.

This means it is virtually impossible

to have a concussion injury without

also injuring the structures at the top

of the neck. The latest medical research

acknowledges that the neck plays a

significant role in post-concussion

symptoms.

The symptoms of an

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will usually resolve within the first

two weeks post-injury. However,

some people will experience

symptoms for a lot longer. It is

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it can be the cause of lingering

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The neck can be mistakenly

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however, the upper cervical spine

is completely different from the rest of

the spine, both in structure and function.

This area is particularly vulnerable

during a concussion injury and has a

major influence on brain function, as the

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spine.

Children, teenagers and females are

more susceptible to concussion injuries

due to the muscles of the neck being

smaller and weaker in these groups. This

means that the acceleration of the head is

greater during impact, increasing the risk

of damage to the brain and structures in

the neck.

If you have sustained a concussion

injury and have ongoing symptoms,

you need to get your neck checked by a

practitioner with specialised knowledge

and post-graduate training in the upper

cervical spine. This is a delicate area and

needs to be carefully examined to ensure

that injury and dysfunction are diagnosed

correctly.

The team at The Headache Clinic have

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extensive knowledge and experience in

treating post-concussion syndrome. The

Headache Clinic use a targeted approach

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ensure strength and stability in the neck is

restored to decrease the risk of re-injury.

Concussion is a complicated injury that

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Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am and

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Knit ’n’ Yarn

Tuesday, 1-3pm, at Bishopdale,

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Friday, 10am-noon, at Papanui

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other craft projects and have fun

with a social group. This is a free,

drop-in event.

Bishopdale, Redwood,

Fendalton and Papanui libraries

Lunar New Year Bilingual

Story Times

Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am

Celebrate Lunar New Year

with a special Storytimes. Listen

to the story of Zodiac animals.

Sing songs in Chinese and

Korean.

Shirley Library

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Tuesday, 2.30-4pm

Can you upcycle a piece of

paper into a beautiful butterfly?

Go along to the library and find

out.

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library

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Bishopdale Thursday Book

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Thursday, 1-3pm

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Thursday, 1-2.30pm at

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Redwood and Bishopdale

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Friday, 11-11.45am

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Papanui, Shirley, Bishopdale

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Monday, 10-11am at Shirley

Help for families to get online

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in your home. Free event. Phone

941 7923 to register.

Shirley Library

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Monday, 2-4pm at Papanui

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mahjong. Free. Register for the

Shirley Library event.

Shirley and Papanui libraries

Activity Zone

Monday, 3.45-4.45pm

The after school club has

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books. This is suitable for

children aged six to 10 and

caregivers are asked to remain

in the library during the session.

Free – no bookings required.

Shirley Library

Super Saturday Storytimes

Saturday, 11-11.45am

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become a member

Do you enjoy cards, like

challenges and want to

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Then discover BRIDGE with

the Christchurch Bridge Club

Established in 1952, the

Christchurch Bridge club

was rebuilt in 2013 after the

earthquake. We are the largest

bridge club in New Zealand with

a membership of approximately

800 members, from teenagers to

90+ years.

Our modern, architecturally

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centrally located in Nova Place,

off Barbadoes Street and has

extensive off-street parking.

Our modern design combines

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offering the ability to divide the

space for multiple users, not

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The Christchurch Bridge

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utilise the latest technologies for

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practiced and reviewed at home

on the Internet. After 10 weeks

you will be ready to set out upon

the highway to bridge success

and will have developed a skill

and passion to last a lifetime.

Many opportunities will be

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Two further Free beginners

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For further details or to

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website: www.chchbridge.

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Aikido beginners

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is the advice instructor Andrew

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“Every new student is naturally

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At Aikido Shinryukan Canterbury

we take care to ease beginners into

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With that first step onto the mat, we

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“We want students to develop

technically and physically as quickly

as possible”, notes Williamson. “We

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advanced training and international

instructors and build the total

knowledge base of our group.”

Aikido Shinryukan Canterbury

has dojos in Burnside and Linwood

and provides daily classes for adults

and children. Beginners are very

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For more about Aikido

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Andrew 021 343 672 Website

www.christchurchaikido.co.nz.

Students learn range of skills

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Teaching a variety of dance styles to

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the Patricia Paul School of Dance aims to

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The teachers develop their students’

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movement and expression, with jazz, stage

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all offered to extend their dance skills.

Established in Christchurch over 20

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years ago, the Patricia Paul School of

Dance has seen many of its students

develop from pre-school ballet through

the various levels and move on to careers

in dance and theatre.

These include Kase Craig, currently

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continuing education

“Have a go” at something

new this year at your WEA

This year to encourage new learners the

CWEA (Canterbury Workers Educational

Association) has programmed a number

of one off and “have a go” sessions for it’s

first term. From Middle Eastern Dance

to Ikebana (Japanese Flower Arranging),

from Compassionate Communication to

How to “De-plastic your home” you can

The start of a new year is the ideal

opportunity to get inspired to get out and

learn something new and meet some new

people? Papanui High School is offering

a wide range of Nightclasses for Term 1 so

why not begin 2020 by taking some time

for yourself and join one of our courses.

Classes for Term 1 begin from Monday

10 February and the options are extensive

from Art to Yoga and everything in

between we are sure regardless of your

age or interest you will find something

to tempt you. Classes at Papanui High

School are held in a warm, friendly relaxed

environment and our tutors are supportive

and well qualified in their chosen fields.

workshops by visiting www.cwea.org.nz

Centrally located (just opposite the

Christchurch Art Gallery on Gloucester

Street) and committed to making

education accessible to all, the WEA offers

more than 50 affordable workshops, talks

and short courses each term.

Be inspired by their huge range and

make 2020 your learning year!

Papanui High School

Term 1, 2020 nightclasses

We have a number of new courses on

offer for Term 1, which complement

our usual range. Cake Decorating, Oil

Painting, Portrait Drawing, Guitar and

Ukulele for Improvers, Cooking for those

with Dietary needs eg Vegan, Gluten Free

etc, Special Effects Make-up, 3D Printing,

Video Production, Millinery, and a couple

of courses for the Home Decorator one on

Plastering and the other on Wallpapering.

For further information and

enrolment in any of our courses please

visit our website https://www.papanui.

school.nz/com-ed/categories, or email

Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz

or telephone our office on 3520701.

christchurch School of Music

Christchurch School of Music (CSM)

has offered high quality music tuition and

ensembles to Cantabrians for 65 years,

with many of its alumni now performing

in orchestras, bands and choirs across New

Zealand and the world.

“From an engaging preschool

programme to high quality adult tuition

and everything in between, CSM caters

to everyone aged from 2 to 92, whatever

their level of playing or singing” says Music

Director Celia Stewart.

It offers tuition in all orchestral

instruments, recorder, ukulele, guitar,

piano and voice, and musicianship classes.

A wide range of ensembles includes

orchestras at every level; two choirs; wind,

guitar and recorder ensembles; chamber

music; jazz combo; concert band; big band;

and rock bands.

CSM’s outreach programme takes tutors

into schools to offer strings, band, ukulele,

recorder and percussion tuition.

“The school is a place where all the

family can learn and enjoy being part of

an ensemble at their level,” says Celia “It

is always wonderful to see a mother and

daughter playing in the same orchestra.

There is a strong sense of community on

a Saturday with music coming from every

space.”

Saturday and after school tuition will

take place starting in 2020 at Linwood

College on the old Avonside Girls’ High

site on Avonside Drive.

CSM offers a range of performing

opportunities from solo recitals, regular

soirees to its annual Showcase.

“CSM has an important role to play,

regardless of whether students go on to

become professional musicians, or listeners

with a well-grounded knowledge and love

of music,” says Celia, who started at the

then Christchurch School of Instrumental

Music as a six year old and has worked in a

wide range of roles within the School.

The school has always championed the

recorder, a beautiful instrument in its own

right as well as a great starting instrument

so it is offering a very special deal. For

just $52 a year, students receive a quality

instrument, a tutor book and group tuition

with excellent tutors for the full year.

For more information please check out

the CSM website csm.org.nz or phone

03-366-1711.

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Risingholme’s adult and community

education courses for term 1, 2020

Have you always wanted to learn to paint, draw or develop your

creative side by trying printmaking, wood sculpture or pottery?

Equally do you want to explore or develop a skill further!

Do you have a trip planned to Russia, Germany, Italy or Spain

and want to have a basic understand of the language and culture of

the country before you arrive?

Do you have an interest in sustainability and want to learn to

sew or how to preserve foods or live free of plastics?

Are you in the process of renovations and have a piece of

furniture that needs to be upholstered or upcycled?

Are you wanting to learn or improve your Te Reo Māori or Sign

Language to assist you at work or in your community?

Enrolling in a Risingholme course maybe the solution you are

looking for. Check out our website www.risingholme.org.nz

For Term 1 2020 we are offering a wide range of courses – Arts

& Craft, Digital Skills, Exercise, Wellbeing and Health, Fabric Arts,

Food and Cooking, Language, Pottery, Music and Woodwork.

Our courses are offered at different locations throughout the city

such as Riccarton High School, Christchurch Girls High School,

Hornby High School and Risingholme Community Centre in

Opawa.

Our full range of courses and their locations can be viewed

on our website www.risingholme.org.nz If you have an enquiry,

please do not hesitate to email us at info@risingholme.org.nz or

telephone the office on 03 332 7359.

Course brochures

are available at the

Risingholme office and

CCC public libraries.

Enrol now and avoid

disappointment!

Adult and Community Education Term 1, 2020

Come learn with us

Risingholme Community Centre offers

a wide range of short courses, each term,

at a range of venues.

Risingholme Community Centre

Art (Creative Arts, Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with Acrylics,

Drawing & Sketching), Embroidery, Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, Pottery,

Sewing Skills, Upholstery, Using your Overlocker, Weekend Sewing classes,

Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork, Woodwork for Women, Zentangle,

Printmaking, Fermented Foods, Plastics Free, Te Reo Maori, Patchwork and

Quilting, Massage, Writing & Illustrating Children’s Books, Screenprinting,

Preserving Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs, ESOL Intensive Level 2-3, NZ Sign

Language.

Christchurch Girls’ High School

Sewing Skills, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Drawing & Sketching,

German Language, Painting with Acrylics, Spanish Language, NZ Sign

Language.

Hornby High School

Sewing Skills, Thai Cooking, Te Reo Maori, Crochet, NZ Sign Language.

Riccarton High School

Calligraphy, ESOL English Intermediate, Indian Cooking,

Italian Language, NZ Sign Language, Russian Language, Sewing Skills,

Spanish for Travellers, Te Reo Maori, Egyptian Cooking, Picture Framing,

Mediterranean Cooking, Yoga, Basic Photography, Creative Writing.

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz

Risingholme office at 22 Cholmondeley Ave, Opawa, Chch

Phone 03 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz

www.risingholme.org.nz

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Gain a second chance at NCEA

NCEA credits after leaving secondary

school, thanks to Vision College. The

Private Training Establishment (PTE) are

spreading awareness to the young people

in the community, making sure they know

that achieving NCEA levels outside of

school is within their reach.

Vision College’s free ‘Ultimate’

programme offers students without NCEA

the opportunity to gain NCEA Level 1

and 2, their driver’s licence, and a range of

skills designed to make them employable.

Students earn their NCEA credits in

a more practical way, through games,

hands-on activities, and by applying their

learning to real life situations. Students

also get to experience tasters of different

career and study paths to help them

decide where they would like to head after

completing ‘Ultimate’.

School leavers can also enrol in

Security, Early Childcare or Business

Administration courses to earn not only

credits towards NCEA Level 3, but also a

career qualification too in just six months.

These courses are all free for anyone aged

between 16 and 19. Upon completion

students can even pathway onto higher

study with Vision College in Web and

Software Development, Early Childhood

Education, and Counselling.

Vision College are enrolling now for

February! For more information on their

courses, call 0800 834 834, txt “VISION”

to 027 557 8839, or visit their website

www.vision.ac.nz.

Each year up to 10,000 young people

in New Zealand leave school with little

or no formal qualifications. Many teens

disengage with school as the teaching

environment simply does not suit their

style of learning. Research shows that

without a qualification they are more likely

to have difficulties entering the workforce,

as most jobs nowadays require NCEA and

a driver’s licence.

Many early school leavers unfortunately

believe that secondary school is the only

way to earn their NCEA qualifications.

This misconception is particularly

concerning for those young people

who don’t necessarily ‘fit’ the schooling

environment, but still want to find

employment or complete certain industry

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Every year dozens of young people

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Tasty Bites

Finding your inner peas

Peas are so often overlooked

outside of being boiled and

dumped on a plate of meat

and three vege. This creamy

pea salad is packed full of

flavour with frozen sweet

green peas, a mayonnaise

dressing, crunchy onions,

bacon, and cheddar cheese

Classic Pea Salad

Ingredients

500g bag of frozen peas (not

minted)

⅓ cup mayonnaise

2 tsp granulated sugar

½ tsp salt

½ tsp pepper

1 small red onion, chopped

1 cup shredded cheddar cheese

100g cooked bacon bits (or 8

rashers, cooked and chopped)

Directions

Remove the frozen peas from

the freezer. Open the bag and

place the peas in a colander.

Allow them to thaw slightly while

you mix up the salad dressing.

In a large bowl mix together

the mayonnaise, sugar, salt, and

pepper with the red onion, cheese,

and bacon bits.

Add the frozen peas to the

salad and stir well, but gently to

combine.

Chill the salad, covered, for at

least one hour before serving.

These pea fritters are easy

to make and can be whipped

up quickly. They taste

delicious both hot and

cold, so any leftovers are

great for the lunchbox

Pea Fritters

Ingredients

400g frozen peas

3 eggs

180g self raising flour

1 spring onion – chopped

55g crumbled feta cheese

2 Tbsp chopped parsley

Directions

Boil the peas for

4min and drain.

Add the flour, eggs,

spring onion and half

of the peas to a food

processor and pulse

until combined.

Fold through the

remaining peas, feta

cheese and parsley.

Fry tablespoons of

the mixture in a little

oil for about 2min

on each side until

golden.

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