Pegasus Post: March 25, 2021

THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 2021
Connecting Your Local Community
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Young gardening
judge makes the
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Crusaders keep
environment
in mind
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GRATITUDE: Christ’s College senior A basketball players use the new basketball hoops they helped fundraise for at St
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The portable hoops at St
James School were no longer fit
for purpose, so the Christ’s College
senior A basketball team
raised just over $1000 in partnership
with the Canterbury
Regional Basketball Foundation
and the Canterbury Rams.
Due to the sport’s growing
popularity within the school,
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the importance of ensuring
the Covid-19 recovery doesn’t
overshadow progress on
regenerating assets in the eastern
suburbs.
In its submission for the city
council’s draft 2021-2031 long
term plan, the board outlined a
number of priorities that need to
be addressed, determining how
funding should be allocated.
The budget focuses on how the
city council can deliver its services
better while keeping rates
increases affordable, particularly
when responding to climate
change and the pandemic.
In spite of an array of completed
assets such as He Puna
Taimoana and the New Brighton
Clock Tower, the board did not
want long-standing issues in the
area to be forgotten about.
This includes increasing basic
levels of maintenance such as
street cleaning, weeding and
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what’s on
this week
SeniorNet
Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
10am-noon
202 Marine Pde, New Brighton
Go along and learn how to use
modern technology and the internet,
such as smartphones, tablets, laptops,
cameras and more. Bookings
required. Phone 382 6048 to register.
JP Clinic
Friday, noon-2pm, at Parklands,
Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at Shirley and
Linwood
Linwood, Parklands and Shirley
libraries
A justice of the peace will be
available to witness signatures
and documents, certify document
copies, hear oaths, declarations,
affidavits or affirmations, as well
as sign citizenship or rates rebates
applications.
Lions Club Fundraiser
Saturday, March 27, 9am-1pm
104 New Brighton Mall
The Lions Club of New Brighton
will be selling pea straw and compost
next month, with 100 per cent
of proceeds going towards Lions
projects in the eastern suburbs. In
the meantime, you can place a phone
order with Neil at 021 169 7293 or
Sharon at 027 223 1227. $10 per bale
of pea straw, $10 per bag of compost.
Free delivery.
CSO Music Trails, Wednesday, 10.30-11.15am, Shirley Library. Join the
musicians of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra as they travel around
the city’s libraries for a series of fun performances filled with song, dance
and storytelling. Catered for two to six-year-olds. Performances start at
10.30am. Free, no bookings required. ​
Rotary Market
Sunday, 8.30am-12.30pm
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St
A variety of stalls will be available,
including fresh produce, jams and
preserves, and recycled clothing,
books and tools. Every fine Sunday,
with all proceeds supporting the local
community. For site inquiries, phone
Vance at 022 382 0086.
Laurel and Hardy Club
Monday, 6pm
New Brighton Museum
A new Laurel and Hardy club for
fans of the classic comedy duo has
been established. Quintin Sumner
and Jim Insull will speak about the
pair’s history and will show a film. $2
donation.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Tuesday, 11am-2pm
Linwood Library
Citizens Advice Bureau provides
free and confidential advice. They
take the time to listen and equip you
with the information, options and
support that fit your needs. Phone 366
6490 for more information.
North Beach Bridge Club
Wednesday, 1-4pm
St Andrews Anglican Church, Marriott’s
Rd, North New Brighton
Go along and join other friendly
members of the bridge club. Every
Wednesday. Phone Margaret Keall at
382 0274 for more information.
South Brighton Voices Choir
Wednesday, 7.30-9.30pm
New Brighton Methodist Church
If you love singing, go along
and join the friendly choir each
Wednesday. New members, especially
tenors and basses, are welcome.
Reading music is helpful, but not
essential. Phone 388 3727 for more
information.
Not-for-profit organisations
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“To the south east, Christchurch has two extinct volcanoes
(though they wobble occasionally) which are broken up with
bays, harbours, pockets of bush and farmland which has a
sparse road network and a strong sense of isolation in parts.
A fantastic area of exploration and a playground which I enjoy
and paint, sometimes from afar and sometimes from within.
I particularly enjoy painting the dry summer tussock colours
against the blues and greens of the sea water and the low sun
sparking off the water which deliver contrast and warm vibrant
colours.
I hope some of these paintings remind you of some adventure
you have had on Banks Peninsula, the smells and tranquillity
when you can sit for a moment to rest and enjoy the view.”
Born in 1959 in Christchurch New Zealand where he lives
and works, Philip works in oil, water-colour, dry-point and
monotype. His immediate environment is Christchurch, where
he lives, with its cityscapes, the Canterbury plains, the Southern
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Gardening competition’s youngest ever judge
• By Bea Gooding
AT JUST 14-years-old,
Sea-am Thompson is the
youngest ever Christchurch
Beautifying Association summer
garden competition judge.
Joining a panel of judges who
are decades in age older, he was
asked to lend his vast horticultural
expertise to judge contenders
of the Betty Hart Memorial
and Peter Lawrence Challenge
trophies.But he was barred from
considering his own pride and
joy – the eye-catching gardens at
Avon City Motel, on Main North
Rd, Redwood, owned by his
parents won the Galey Trophy
for colour impact.
These gardens were also partially
responsible for the production
of nearly 60,000 swan plants
and seeds he donated to people
who also desired to save the
monarch butterfly population.
The year 10 St Andrew’s College
student helped judge about
20 gardens across the city, covering
secret gardens and retirement
villages.
“I feel really lucky and proud
because I’m not the normal person
to be a judge,” he said.
Determining an awardwinning
garden was a huge task
itself, up against strict criteria:
Ground cover and lawn, cultivation
and maintenance, annuals
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“I didn’t want to judge them
because they were all so good,
but I knew I had to do the job, I
couldn’t be too kind on them.”
Trevor Tubman, the association’s
head of media and events,
said the 14-year-old was the
youngest judge the competition
invited to participate “by a long
shot.”
The motel, where he got to
know Sea-am, often won awards,
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“I suggested to his dad that he
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and how we do it, and he jumped
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wonderful plant knowledge - it’s
amazing the amount of knowledge
he has,” he said.
Sea-am has been pottering
about the garden since he was
2-years-old. Born opposite the
ocean, his name in reverse - “I
am the sea” – roughly reflects his
Kaikoura upbringing.
Aside from swan plants, he
favoured butterbeans and tuberous
begonias.
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“It’s been longer than I remember
because I can’t remember
when I started.”
His father Terry reckoned
family roots got his son into
it, being keen gardeners
themselves.
Said Sea-am: “Our motel is
really mainly about our garden,
without it, I wouldn’t have done
it as much. In Kaikoura when I
was young, I did a lot of vegetable
gardening and I was really
proud to pick all the veges and
give them away.”
When a teacher introduced
monarch butterflies at primary
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school in Kaikoura, it sealed the
deal for good.
Knowing they were plummeting
towards extinction due to
factors like climate change and
farming, he planted swan plant
seeds to encourage monarch butterflies
to reproduce.
Since then they have grown
in size and number, attracting
hundreds of butterflies to the
motel gardens and at the original
Kaikoura garden.
In three years, he has donated
thousands of plants and seeds.
Each pod sometimes contained
80 seeds.
“Butterflies can smell the scent
of swan plants from over 2 miles
away.”
Sea-am may be the youngest
gardening judge, but he also
might be one of the youngest
to keep the tradition of organ
playing alive at a time when
the number of players dwindles
nationwide.
His love for choral music
landed him a scholarship at
Cathedral Grammar and later
St Andrew’s College, resulting
in a family move to Christchurch.
Between gardening, sport,
homework and flying lessons,
Sea-am wouldn’t give any of it
up, even if it means being out of
the house 12 hours a day.
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Sense of pride
wanted in area
• From page 1
“With the New Brighton street
scaping almost completed, the rebuild
of two local surf clubs under
way and the red zone regeneration
team about to launch, there is a lot
to be grateful for and excited about
in the days ahead,” the submission
read.
“We feel this has started in
earnest, but it is important that
the Covid-19 recovery plan doesn’t
overtake our long-awaited earthquake
recovery.
“However, we acknowledge the
current financial situation that
the council finds itself in with the
Covid-19 pandemic.”
The board wants the community
to feel a sense of pride in the area
and will encourage the tidying up
of gateway roads to New Brighton.
“The community board has
consistently heard that the community
feels the council has forgotten
about the east side, and that
current maintenance levels are
not sufficient, creating a negative
perception of the area,” the submission
read.
“There were is still a real sense
of concern in the community that
the current journey into the area is
unappealing and off-putting and
would like to see this rectified.”
Submissions on the proposals
close on April 18.
Pupils benefit from community input
SKY HIGH: Christ’s College student Hunter Adam
jumps over year 6 pupil Fetu Fenika, for a slam dunk.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
• From page 1
“Through the CRBF mentoring
programme, Rams player Joe Cook-
Green identified there was a need
for a new basketball backboard and
hoop at St James School,” he said.
“It has been great seeing the
Christ’s College senior A basketball
team run a fundraiser to support
this initiative and Home donating
all of the install costs and labour.
“It has been a community collaboration
which the keen St James
basketballers will enjoy in the coming
years.”
St James principal Jo Barlow said
the initiative has helped give the
pupils a “great area” to practise their
skills and develop what they learned.
“They were so excited when they
arrived at school and saw them set
up,” she said.
“We are very grateful for this
incredibly generous support of our
students and our community.”
The school also wanted to
acknowledge Home’s building partners
who have supported the installation,
including Safety First Service
Locators, Small Excavation Services
and Allied Concrete.
The CRBF mentoring and Rams
in-schools programmes at St James
involves Rams players and foundation
mentors running weekly basketball
sessions.
Firstly, with a smaller group of 10
AIM: Year 6 pupil Pearl
Mumuta takes a shot.
to 12 pupils in the mentoring programme,
and another group with
35 participating in the in-schools
programme.
The CRBF was looking forward
to installing more hoops in schools
around the city so young people
have the equipment to foster their
enjoyment of basketball and to grow
their skills.

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Strength
in numbers
How we’re rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine
We have secured enough doses of the Pfizer vaccine for everyone
16 years and over in Aotearoa. Any vaccine’s strength is in numbers.
The more of us who get vaccinated, the stronger and safer we’ll all be.
It will give us more freedom in our daily lives, and more options for our
whānau, our businesses and our country. Because when we roll up our
own sleeves, we’re helping to protect all of us.
Here are the key facts about the Pfizer vaccine:
It’s safe
It has been approved by our own
Medsafe experts. It’s also already
been used successfully all around
the world by millions of people,
and by thousands here in
New Zealand too.
It’s effective
The Pfizer vaccine is 95%
effective when you receive
both doses.
It’s free
The vaccine will be free for
everyone in the country. We have
secured over 10 million doses of
the Pfizer vaccine. That’s enough
for all of New Zealand.
New Zealand’s vaccination rollout plan
The rollout plan for the Pfizer vaccine is simple. Everyone in the country aged 16 and over falls into
one of four groups. Firstly, we’ll protect those most at risk of picking up the virus in their workplaces
– and then those most at risk of getting seriously ill or dying from COVID-19.
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More strength. More freedom. More options.
We’ll let you know when it’s your turn for the vaccine. Until then, please
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Crusaders keep environment in mind
PRE-TRAINING rituals were a
little different for some Crusaders
players who kept both the
community and the environment
in mind during a visit to Trees for
Canterbury.
Crusaders sponsor Aotea Electric
Canterbury invited players
George Bridge, Tom Sanders and
Nathan Vela along with them
during a visit to the non-profit
charity.
The players rolled up their
sleeves in the potting shed and
set about planting saplings ready
for the next community tree
planting events.
They also helped water the new
plants and moved them out into
the nursery.
Trees of Canterbury has a
strong ethos to employ, educate
and regenerate.
It has established a community
for people with disabilities and
at-risk youth, providing an environment
of acceptance as well
as support and training for selfdevelopment
and self-esteem.
Decked in Crusaders shirts,
the Trees For Canterbury team
were “very excited” to meet and
work with the three visiting team
members.
There was lots of laughter,
friendly questions and happy
banter.
“You can’t believe how excited
everyone has been this week
about the Crusaders visit. It will
literally make the year for some
of these guys,” manager Steve
Bush said.
Bush explained to the players
how the charity worked and
about the 12 community planting
events arranged throughout the
year, with the ultimate goal of
planting 2,000,000 native trees
across Canterbury.
The players were shown around
the site, with the team eager to
take photos and engage with
players. New friendships were
made and the visit ended with
hugs and signed shirts.
Aotea Electric Canterbury
sponsor both the Crusaders and
Trees for Canterbury charity. It
was heart-warming to involve
both parties in such a positive,
upbeat and memorable visit.
REGENERATE: Crusaders
Tom Sanders (second from
left), Nathan Vela and
George Bridge help Trees for
Canterbury volunteers plant
saplings. ​
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Our Values
School Update
ALOFA
MAANAKITANGA
HANGA WHARE
SERVICE
SUCCESS
Compassion,
commitment and love
ignite action
• For the learner
• For teaching and learning
• For self and others
He kai kei aku ringa
There is food at the end
of my hands
The first term of our Haeata journey
in 2021 is focussed on an exploration
of hautūtanga/leadership. Every akonga
at Haeata is expected to show
hautūtanga/leadership, but what does
true hautūtanga/leadership look like?
In the first instance it looks like a
person who knows, understands,
exhibits and personifies the Haeata
values of Alofa, Manaakitanga, Hanga
Whare, Service and Success.
Term 1 also sees a focus of the “reset,” a complete review of what
works well at Haeata and what needs revision and review. We know
that positive relationships work well, we know that absenteeism and
disengagement doesn’t. We know that curriculum underpinned by our
cultural narrative and based on local knowledge and content works well.
We know that curriculum underpinned by social media and fake news
content doesn’t. The reset has challenged us to unpick our assumptions
about how ākonga learn and focus on curriculum delivery that first and
foremost demands accountability and commitment from all participants.
A Haeata leader will take the stage in the 21st century when they leave
this kura as captains of industry, professionals, business people, politicians,
entrepreneurs, parents and providers. By focussing on personal
success, on being the best versions of ourselves, on ensuring we have the
skills and expertise required to lead we will set ourselves apart. Haeata
acknowledges that future leaders in the 21st Century require more
than an NCEA qualification, they require a keen sense of self belief, they
require cultural competencies that allow them to walk in multiple worlds
with confidence, but most importantly they must understand the importance
of hautūtanga/leadership as service.
It is in the service of others that true leadership is observed.
Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui.
Dr. Peggy Burrows
Manukura
Every learner having a
sense of belonging
• Learners are at the heart of
what we do
• Mana, well-being and identity
are valued
• Every learned is welcome,
engaged and heard
Building the foundation
for ALL learners to leave
our school MORE curious
than when they arrived
• Enterprise, innovation &
curiosity provide the framework
for the daily life of our school
• We redesign constantly to meet
our changing environment
• Connected locally & globally
All learners mindful
of their unique role in
making a difference
• All learners are leaders and role
models
• All learners act with
responsibility and respect
• All learners are mindful of their
influence on the environment
• We learn from our community and
our community learns from us
Every learner crossing
the stage with dignity,
purpose and options
• High expectations of self and
others
• Is defined by Whanau, school
and students to meet the
unique needs of each learner
• We are responsible for
individual and collective
success
Polyfest 2021 Haeata Performed Proudly
Polyfest exploded on the stage in The Red Zone this year, March 13th, with
what was arguably the best performances yet. To be there was a sensational
experience of Pasifika culture. Haeata only had 10 days to practice and perform
their Pasifika routine and it was amazing to see their perseverance, skill, discipline,
inner strength and musicality under the stunning leadership of Haeata’s Head Boy,
Meshach Faafoe, along with Year 12 student Letty Senituli, and dedicated teacher,
Omai Mailei. If you have never been to Polyfest, then mark it on your calendars for
next year because it is a spectacular cacophony of rhythm, beats, singing, stomping,
hand clapping, slapping, dancing and graceful wonder. The hula is so beautiful to
Manukura Kōrero
watch and Ashburton College girls excelled in their execution. A comic shout was heard
“Bring back the girls!”, after their performance! Here we saw all that is authentically good in
our young people today. The fabulousness of skill and music, fun and talent was showcased by
schools from all over Canterbury, and Malborough.
It was not a competition in essence, but it was evident that each school was reaching new
heights of excellence and entertainment, as Shirley Boys High so ably showed with their
stunning, exuberant and highly skilled performance. They roared on stage, lifting the roof with
their routine. It was a joy to be there to witness such unity and super fast hand actions, and
choreography. The screams, shouts and applause from the audience echoed the tremendous
appreciation we all felt for their hard work and skill. But it was not only them, but
every single school that took that stage were outstanding. Every student who confidently
stood up showed mana and pride. The colour of the costumes, the excellence of the routines
and the sheer joy these youth exhibited, all point to a deep community effort that is raising
our strong and bold Pasifika tamaiti.
Helen Lord
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Chorus gears up for extravaganza
FOLLOWING a successful
recruitment drive earlier this year,
with the aim of providing women
from across the Canterbury the
opportunity to perform on stage,
internationally-acclaimed
a cappella group the Christchurch
City Chorus is looking forward
to presenting their next show on
April 10.
Joined by special guests such
as the Woolston Brass, the show
Broadway, Barbershop & Brass
with be an extravaganza of toetapping
songs from movies such
as Mission Impossible and Broadway
shows.
Songs such as Happy will
bring a smile to the faces of
young and old and be sure to
lighten hearts.
The chorus has been working
on putting the show together
since January with master director
Virginia Humphrey-Taylor and
Richard Marrett (musical director
of Jersey Boys which was in season
recently at the Court Theatre) as
their in-house coach.
Said Humphrey-Taylor: “This is
a wonderful opportunity for our
newest chorus members to join
our seasoned members on stage
for an exciting performance. We
just love sharing our musical craft
with the people of Christchurch
and all over the world through or
live stream as well.”
Tickets are available now for
Broadway, Barbershop & Brass
at www.humanatix.com to come
along in person or by live stream.
The show will be followed
just weeks later (April 29–May
1) by the National a cappella
competitions which will be held
in Christchurch this year.
New Zealand is the only Sweet
Adeline’s region in the world
which is able to hold such an
event this year.
Nominations open
to recognise special
people with awards
FOR 25 years, community
boards across the city have been
celebrating inspirational people
who help make local areas a
better place to live.
Five community boards
are now looking for new
nominations in order to
recognise those special people
who go “above and beyond,”
giving their time and energy
freely to help and support
others.
Nominations are open for the
2021 Community Service Awards
in the board areas covered by
Banks Peninsula, Spreydon-
Cashmere, Linwood-Central-
Heathcote, Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton and Coastal-Burwood.
As the boards mark the silver
anniversary of the awards, city
council head of community
support, governance and
partnerships John Filsell
believes that it is “important to
acknowledge those often unsung
people.”
“We are asking local
communities to put forward the
names of those people who make
outstanding contributions to
their area through their actions
and willingness to look out for
others,” he said.
“Many people have really
stepped up over the past
year during one of the most
challenging periods in recent
history.
“We want to recognise those
amazing volunteers who often
support the more vulnerable,
young people and families by
taking on an extra role within
their community.”
Nominations are now open and
close at 5pm on April 16.
The five community boards
will host awards ceremonies in
June and July.
•To find out more or
apply for the community
service awards, visit https://
ccc.govt.nz/culture-andcommunity/communityawards/csa
Nomination forms are
also available from city
council libraries and service
centres.
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