Pegasus Post: October 22, 2020

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2020
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Work starts on multi-million
dollar Parklands sports hall
WORK ON the second stage of
a new multi-use sports hall in
Parklands is under way.
City councillor Phil Mauger
turned the first sod at the
Pūkeko Centre this week
- a community sports and
recreation hub currently under
development on Chadbury St.
The four-stage development
is being undertaken as a joint
venture between the Parklands
Bowling Club and Parklands
Junior Rugby Club.
Said Jane Mahoney, of
the Pūkeko Centre: “When
complete, the Pūkeko Centre
will not only provide clubrooms
for the founding clubs, but will
serve as a multi-use sports and
recreation facility for the whole
community, and a home base
for other grassroots clubs and
groups in the wider Parklands
area.”
Stage one - the clubrooms and
pavilion - was completed and
opened in December 2017 at a
cost of about $1.3 million.
Stage two involves the
construction of a full-sized,
multi-use sports hall, a
breezeway connecting the two
buildings and a major upgrade
of the car park area.
The second stage has an
estimated cost of $2 million,
of which $450,000 has already
been raised through grants from
the city council’s Capital Endowment
Fund ($200,000) and
from the New Zealand Lottery
NEW BEGINNINGS: City councillor Phil Mauger, along
with Braxton Winder and Leighton Parry, of the Parklands
Rugby Club, turn the first sod at the new Pūkeko Centre.
Grants Board ($250,000). There
was already a demand for the
sports hall, which will be used
by people of all ages and abilities
- including three local primary
schools, basketball, a fencing
club, karate groups, indoor
bowls and many more.
It will also become home to
Parafed Canterbury, which has
signed an agreement to hire
office space in the stage two
facility, and will run all of its
programmes from there.
The Pūkeko Centre Project
Committee is now actively
seeking more funding to
complete the project from
other funding providers,
philanthropic organisations and
local businesses.
“The aim of the Pūkeko
Centre is to welcome and
support a connected, healthy
and vibrant community by
enabling and facilitating a range
of activities for people of all ages
and all abilities,” said Mahoney.
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Gautam’s determination pays off
• By Bea Gooding
AFTER MIGRATING from a
small town in India to building
a life in Christchurch for the last
17 years, Sunita Gautam believes
it’s her time to give back.
A determination to serve
her community has paid off,
as she has now been elected to
represent the Central Ward in
the Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board.
Last week’s by-election results
saw the Edgeware resident
receiving 958 votes for the
seat, over candidates Celeste
Donovan, Clive Antony, Paul
Lonsdale, Wayne Hawker,
Faimeh Burke and John Stringer.
Gautam is looking forward to
the journey ahead and is taking
over the position after the death
of long-serving community
board member and former city
councillor Sally Buck.
“I’m excited, this is just the
beginning. I’m really proud of
the Central Ward,” she said.
“I really want to thank the
people of central Christchurch
for seeing beyond my skin
colour. I’m grateful for the opportunity
and I will not let them
down.”
Her vision for the ward includes
making it a place where
PRIDE: Sunita Gautam wants to improve the state of Linwood Village as the newlyelected
Central Ward representative of the Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community
Board.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
everyone felt safe, valued and
had a sense of belonging.
“We also need to sort out
parking for residents, unhosted
home-share accommodation and
footpaths and roads.”
A major focus was on encouraging
more civic participation in
her ward as she identified a lack
of engagement and education on
what a community board can do
for residents.
The recent by-election saw a
23.46 per cent voter turnout, and
33.43 per cent at the local elections
last year.
“Engagement – it’s what is
lacking and it’s a frustration.
I want to make sure the community
understands the process
as people have no idea what the
structure is,” she said.
“Like if people want to move
a tree on their street, you need
to go through the community
board. Most of the time the
process isn’t clear to the public.”
She also wanted to prioritise
taking steps to ensure Linwood
Village gets a revamp and becomes
a safer place to be in.
Gautam moved from Shaktinagar
(UP) – a small Indian town
700km north-west of Kolkata
– to Christchurch nearly two
decades ago after an arranged
marriage to join her husband,
Sunil Ranjan, in the city.
In that time she has worked as
a business mentor, a justice of the
peace, a marriage celebrant, and
a business and management lecturer
at Canterbury University.
She will also be finishing her
PhD later this year in immigrant
entrepreneurship at UC.
Gautam’s experience in the
migrant and wider community
and a passion for people was
what drew her to the Central
Ward role.
“The council is doing great, but
I wanted to be at the table where
decisions are made,” she said.
“I’m not a complainer, I’m a
person who looks for solutions
and I was getting frustrated that
things weren’t getting done.”
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Heritage areas to derelict properties
KIA ORA koutou.
September was a big month for
the Waikura/Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board.
Now we are back in level 1 we
are looking forward to easily
welcoming more of you to our
board meetings.
While we commemorated 10
years since our first September 4
earthquake, we also said goodbye
to our dear friend and colleague
Sally Buck.
Sally was a staunch advocate
for the communities she represented
and worked tirelessly
behind the scenes to make true
positive change in Ōtautahi. I
would like us to acknowledge
the inroads she made for our city
especially in the environmental
sector.
The board has now started the
process of looking at derelict
properties on the east side of
Christchurch.
We are seeing massive issues
with many properties that have
been left by owners for many
different reasons. These properties
lower community well-being
and are causing health and safety
concerns for so many.
We are hoping to create a
plan around locating all properties
that are in our ward area
then work with owners, city
council and direct communities
to come to a conclusion
From the board
Alexandra Davids, chair
Waikura/Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board
that finally will see antisocial
behaviours, litter, illegal dumping,
health, safety and fire risks
addressed.
We are also advocating for
Heritage Parks in the ward area
for the community to use to their
appropriate and full capacity.
We, unfortunately, are seeing
our Heritage Parks with so many
restrictions around them that
they are not able to cater to their
communities needs.
Avebury House gardens is an
example of how we could be utilising
a beautiful outdoor area for
NEEDS: The gardens at Avebury House could
be used for the greater good of the community.
The Ferry Rd and Woolston Village upgrades are
still under way, an artist’s impression shows how
the village will look when work has finished.
the greater good and well-being
of the wider community.
The Ferry Rd and Woolston
Village upgrades are still under
way. We want to thank you all
for your patience and support of
the businesses at this time.
We know it’s a frustrating time
for many but thank you all for
continuing to shop local.
Remember you can email
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Linwood charities benefit from uni fundraiser
MORE THAN 1000 packs of
sanitary products have been
donated to two charities in
Linwood who support victims of
violence and sexual harm.
Canterbury University
students are fighting the
country’s period poverty crisis
by donating sanitary products
to Te Puna Oranga and Aviva
Families, raising $1000 in the
process.
In the first week of fundraising,
the students have collected
more than 1000 packs of sanitary
products, which have been
donated to the Linwood-based
charities.
Students Romy Gellen, Serena
Cooper, Caitlin Baker, Olivia
Dobbs and Charlotte Hawkins
have been inspired by their
media and social change course
project.
As part of the project, the
students have analysed a New
Zealand-made short film from
Stuff’s Someday Stories series
named Super Special.
“When we saw the film about
period poverty right here in
Aotearoa, we were upset to
find it was a reality for so many
young people,” said Gellen.
“The group project made us
really passionate and drove us to
actually do something to combat
the issue.”
Baker said they have chosen Te
Puna Oranga and Aviva Families
because they want to support
local organisations.
A 2019 study showed that
“12.5 per cent of students who
had had their first period
missed out on menstrual items
due to cost, and that 7.5 per
cent had missed school because
they couldn’t access menstrual
products.”
In some lower socio-economic
areas, period poverty was as high
as 20 per cent, she said.
Course lecturer Dr Maja
STIGMA:
(From left) –
Canterbury
University
students
Romy Gellen,
Olivia Dobbs,
Charlotte
Hawkins,
Caitlin Baker
and Serena
Cooper have
launched a
fundraising
initiative to
combat period
poverty in New
Zealand.
Zonjić said period poverty is
a fact of life for many people
in Aotearoa New Zealand and
is compounded by the social
stigma surrounding menstruation.
“To see my students get
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is incredibly humbling,”
she said.
“I am very proud of them and
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others to positively contribute to
their communities.”
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Every Day is Open Day
Once again, the New Zealand educational curriculum is
in the firing line – and it is perhaps hard to argue that it
shouldn’t be.* On the all-important international stage, the
latest data from PISA, the Programme for International
Student Assessment, indicates our Kiwi kids are on the
slide. The downward trend in results over the last decade
shows a lost equivalent of three to six terms of schooling in
the key subjects of Reading, Maths and Science.
This is despite a 32% increase in per-child spending since
2001 and, in Christchurch at least, the construction of
purpose-built modern learning environments deliberately
designed to foster the national curriculum’s child-centred
orthodoxy.
Of course, every child should be at the heart of their own
learning. How could they now be! But let’s not throw the
baby out with the bathwater. A child’s education should be
a balance of subject knowledge; essential skills; teaching
programmes developed to suit their demonstrated
knowledge, understanding and progress; and assessment
that offers you, your child and their teachers, honesty and
evidence of this progress.
All parents, teachers and coaches know that children learn
best when they are interested in what they are learning.
Making subject knowledge and skills
interesting is the ongoing and exciting
challenge for all of us who educate and
motivate our children.
Located in the heart of our city, St
Michael’s has been educating and
nurturing the children of Christchurch
for 169 years. 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. ‘Prep’ as in preparation
for secondary school, a foundation for a
fine life. 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. Our classes are small, with year-groups of 20
pupils, ensuring your child is an individual, well known by
staff and fellow pupils alike.
Traditional foundations in English and Maths are
assured. This academic rigour then underpins our wider
curriculums in History, Geography, Science 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 your child’s
foundation, as creativity and problem-solving come in
many forms. Specialist art and music classes are enjoyed
weekly. We have three choirs, and most pupils participate
in instrumental or speech & drama lessons with our ten
itinerant staff.
Nestled on the banks of the Avon, opposite the Riverside
Farmers’ Market, our extended campus is spectacular: the
Art Gallery, Museum, Tūranga – the
central library, and Hagley Park are
just minutes away.
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
comfort of knowing their children are
in school nearby and the benefits of
popping over for an hour to catch a
performance or watch a race. With the
central exchange only a block away,
senior children arrive by bus from all
corners of the city.
You and your child are warmly
welcome to discover our purposeful,
wholehearted and inclusive prep
school. Our next Open Day is
coming up, on Tuesday 3 November. Pop in during
the day between 8.30am – 4.00pm for a tour, and to
book an appointment on the day with the principal,
please contact registrar, Bec Hitchcock: registrar@
saintmichaels.co.nz or 03 379-9790.
St Michael’s School
Your school at the heart of the city
✓ Co-educational, Years 1-8
✓ Small classes
✓ Specialist teachers
✓ Musical excellence
✓ Christian values
✓ Traditional classrooms; academic rigour
✓ Before & after school care: 7.30am - 5.30pm
✓ Central city location; easy access
Taking enrolments for 2022.
Some places available for 2021.
Open Day: Tuesday 3 November
www.saintmichaels.school.nz 249 Durham Street Phone (03) 379 9790 to book your tour.