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Repurposed to honour the<br />
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The four, freestanding frond<br />
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The fronds, made of pre-weathered<br />
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In a precautionary step, workers<br />
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the artwork marks an important<br />
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remind us to engage with our<br />
past,” he said.<br />
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Public speaking trophy for Marian College<br />
ACHIEVEMENT: Archbishop Paul Martin with Marian<br />
College students who took out the top spot at a public<br />
speaking competition across the Canterbury diocese. <br />
MARIAN COLLEGE has<br />
won the Bishop Lyons’ Shield<br />
Competition for <strong>2021</strong>.<br />
The annual competition was<br />
held at St Thomas’ College with<br />
teams from the seven Catholic<br />
secondary schools in the Canterbury<br />
diocese competing in<br />
public speaking events for the<br />
coveted title.<br />
While the Marian College<br />
team had taken out some<br />
early points including second<br />
in impromptu speech, third in<br />
the junior prepared speech and<br />
first in senior prepared speech, it<br />
wasn’t until the final events that<br />
the students realised they might<br />
just win the competition.<br />
“We were in fourth place most<br />
of the weekend, and then when<br />
Valelia Taaso won the scripture<br />
reading, suddenly we moved into<br />
the top spot. It was then we realised,<br />
if our religious questions<br />
team got a placing, we would win<br />
the shield,” student Taylor Fasi-<br />
Fidow said.<br />
“We felt the pressure going<br />
into that,” Amy Williamson,<br />
who was part of the religious<br />
questions team said.<br />
The religious questions participants<br />
had studied hard over<br />
the past month, learning about<br />
interreligious dialogue which<br />
they say ignited a renewed passion<br />
for their faith and a fresh<br />
perspective of what it means to<br />
be Catholic in <strong>2021</strong>.<br />
“We prayed, a lot, going<br />
into the competition,” student<br />
Malaika Sequeira said.<br />
“Praying just gave us this<br />
oN sAle Now!<br />
sense of calm as we went out to<br />
compete.”<br />
The team won the religious<br />
questions competition, and the<br />
Bishop Lyons’ Shield became<br />
Marian College’s once again.<br />
This is the fith time Marian<br />
College has taken out the shield<br />
since the competition’s inception<br />
in 1945.<br />
While the win was a great<br />
achievement, the Bishop Lyons’<br />
team insist it wasn’t what they<br />
went there for.<br />
“Going into the competition,<br />
we weren’t thinking ‘we want to<br />
win this,’ we were just excited<br />
to meet other Catholic students<br />
who share our faith, and we<br />
spent most of the weekend cheering<br />
other teams on,” Amy said.<br />
“It was so great just meeting<br />
other students and because it was<br />
a public speaking competition,<br />
no one was particularly shy and<br />
we found it really easy to mix<br />
and mingle with everyone.”<br />
“What made this different to<br />
other competitions where you’re<br />
in it to win it, is the fact that we<br />
really felt like we came to know<br />
the other competitors – it was<br />
like getting a little glimpse into<br />
each other’s lives particularly<br />
through the speech competitions,”<br />
she said.<br />
Amy Regenvanu, who was<br />
part of the debate team, said the<br />
experience has brought the participants<br />
closer together in their<br />
own friendships.<br />
“Even within ourselves, we<br />
were really cheering each other<br />
on as we knew how much effort<br />
we had each put into preparing<br />
for our events. As a team, we<br />
really were so positive and supportive<br />
and we celebrated our<br />
wins. We’ve become so much<br />
closer.”<br />
Scripture reader Valelia Taaso<br />
said the camaraderie between<br />
the schools was overwhelming.<br />
“When I finished doing the<br />
scripture reading, the girls came<br />
up and sung a waiata. Then when<br />
the results were announced,<br />
Whaea and Taylor a performed<br />
a haka and some others from<br />
other schools joined in, including<br />
my cousin who was MC for<br />
St Thomas’. I was just speechless.<br />
It was very emotional.”<br />
For several of the team members,<br />
participating in Bishop<br />
Lyons was extra special as they<br />
had mothers and siblings who<br />
had also previously competed in<br />
the competition.<br />
“It’s cool we now become part<br />
of that history.”<br />
Final results for Marian College<br />
First – senior prepared speech:<br />
Taylor Fasi-Fidow<br />
Religious questions: Malaika<br />
Sequeira, Amy Williamson, Danielle<br />
McKenzie<br />
Scripture reading: Valelia Taaso<br />
Second – impromptu speech:<br />
Madeline Kriigsman<br />
Third: junior prepared speech –<br />
Ellen Scott.<br />
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Musical therapy a way to support children<br />
IN HER NEARLY three-decade<br />
tenure as a musical therapist,<br />
Julie Wylie reckons she’s<br />
witnessed a miracle every single<br />
day.<br />
Music plays an integral part of<br />
life at the Champion Centre in<br />
Burwood – a non-profit organisation<br />
providing early intervention<br />
for babies and children with<br />
disabilities, or born prematurely.<br />
Looking back, she has seen<br />
a child sing their first words,<br />
take their first steps, and even<br />
helped a four-year-old boy on the<br />
autistic spectrum find his voice<br />
through music.<br />
But after 28 years, it is time for<br />
Wylie to pass over the conductors’<br />
baton.<br />
“Every child I’ve met has<br />
taught me so much. It’s not about<br />
their limitations, but about how<br />
children can fly musically,” she<br />
said.<br />
“When you allow them to find<br />
their voice and let them be the<br />
leader, they take you on the most<br />
miraculous journey.”<br />
The centre supports children<br />
and their families with disabilities<br />
or whose developmental<br />
progress is at risk through its<br />
early intervention programme at<br />
Burwood Hospital.<br />
Children with Down’s<br />
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cerebral palsy, epilepsy,<br />
IN SYNC: After nearly three decades, it’s time for Champion Centre musical play therapist<br />
Julie Wylie to hand over the conductor’s baton.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
developmental dyspraxia, autism<br />
spectrum disorder or brain injuries<br />
were usually referred to the<br />
centre by paediatricians.<br />
During the 1990s, Wylie and<br />
the centre’s speech-language<br />
therapists studied how music<br />
affected the brain and the wellbeing<br />
of child and parent.<br />
Neuroscience discoveries<br />
showed elements of music<br />
could be used in specific ways<br />
to promote well-being and<br />
regulation.<br />
Said Wylie: “I started writing<br />
and reflecting after every session,<br />
then I came across an amazing<br />
book on music and the mind and<br />
I thought, ‘this is the beginning.’<br />
I could see that music could<br />
bring parent and child into synchronicity.”<br />
When a child is in a calm,<br />
regulated space, “then they can<br />
learn.”<br />
Music rhythm, melody, tune,<br />
dynamics such as “loud or soft,”<br />
music with a clear beginning,<br />
middle and end, and the harmony<br />
of instruments impacted<br />
systems in the brain.<br />
Depending on how they were<br />
used, they can either contribute<br />
to regulating or deregulating a<br />
child’s systems.<br />
“Music that has a steady beat,<br />
close to a resting heart rate, encourages<br />
lower parts of the brain<br />
and the body to come into synch<br />
and produce a feeling of calm,”<br />
Wylie said.<br />
Wylie referred to herself as<br />
a conductor, not the leader.<br />
Parents were the leaders as they<br />
could carry on the music at<br />
home.<br />
And ever since music was<br />
introduced to the Champion<br />
Centre, children and parents<br />
have flourished.<br />
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with disabilities<br />
“Looking back, I have probably<br />
seen a miracle every day,” she<br />
said.<br />
“There was one little boy on<br />
the autistic spectrum, aged four.<br />
He looked like an angel and<br />
had the most incredible voice.<br />
Nobody was seeing anything<br />
cognitively, but music seemed to<br />
make a remarkable impact on<br />
him.<br />
“This little boy has such strong<br />
musicality. I asked his mother to<br />
play him Mozart and he stood<br />
with his ear to the radio.”<br />
A parent could be full of grief,<br />
but “something hilarious” could<br />
happen during the music session.<br />
“The parent then has a good<br />
belly laugh and comments that<br />
they haven’t laughed like that<br />
since the baby was born,” Wylie<br />
said.<br />
“It’s a cathartic experience for<br />
parent and child.”<br />
Many graduates of the centre<br />
who once used music as a form of<br />
therapy have gone on to pursue it<br />
either in their careers or through<br />
study.<br />
Graduate Thomas Eves is<br />
now the chief trumpeter at the<br />
Christchurch Symphony Orchestra,<br />
and Jasmine Butcher was<br />
studying music at university, she<br />
said.<br />
“Another boy, Rohan Soper,<br />
aged 17, who was born premature,<br />
has been learning percussion and<br />
has sat an exam through Trinity<br />
College,” Wylie said.<br />
“India Neville, now 21, is<br />
studying at a music academy in<br />
Canada.”<br />
‘I’ve done everything<br />
I’ve been asked to and<br />
wanted to do, and now<br />
it’s time to bow out.’<br />
– Julie Wylie<br />
Just because Wylie was retiring<br />
from the centre, it did not mean<br />
she was saying goodbye to the<br />
world of music forever.<br />
She will continue to run her<br />
music school, the Julie Wylie<br />
Institute of Musical Play, and<br />
educate the next generation of<br />
therapists through the <strong>Post</strong>graduate<br />
Certificate in the Psychology<br />
of Musical Play – a qualification<br />
she developed.<br />
“When I started at the<br />
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out, ‘please consider music.’ Now<br />
wherever I go, people are singing<br />
and using music,” she said.<br />
“I’ve done everything I’ve been<br />
asked to and wanted to do, and<br />
now it’s time to bow out.”<br />
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ANZAC DAY<br />
SUNDAY APRIL 25, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Remembering our Anzacs<br />
“The darkness, calm and chill of the early morning;<br />
the sound of the single tap of the drum of the parade;<br />
the emotionless faces of the catafalque guard, and<br />
the mournful notes of Last <strong>Post</strong> sounded by a lone<br />
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followed by cadets, youth groups and local dignitaries.<br />
War veterans, proudly sporting their medals lead the<br />
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parade, which leads to a local cenotaph or memorial gate<br />
where the ceremony includes a service with hymns, laying<br />
of wreaths, dedications, prayers and the Last <strong>Post</strong> played<br />
on a bugle. Morning tea follows and allows people to share<br />
memories and catch up with friends and neighbours.<br />
Anzac Day was first observed by servicemen in 1916 to<br />
mark the anniversary of New Zealand and Australian<br />
soldiers landing on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915. It soon<br />
became a day where all New Zealanders and Australians<br />
took time to remember the men and women who<br />
perished in the Great War. In 1921, Anzac Day became an<br />
official holiday and by 19<strong>22</strong> it was declared a full public<br />
holiday where shops, banks and hotels remained closed<br />
for the day.<br />
Symbol of remembrance<br />
The red (or Flanders) poppy is a symbol of remembrance<br />
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poppy is commonly worn on Anzac Day. The first Poppy<br />
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Citizens’ Service<br />
Transitional Cathedral, Latimer Square<br />
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Guardians of the 19th Battalion and<br />
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Term 2, <strong>2021</strong> nightclasses<br />
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One of our new courses for Term 2<br />
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Herbalism. This course taught by Rebecca<br />
Barrett will teach students the basics<br />
of plant medicine including common<br />
herbs and essential oils for the health and<br />
wellbeing of yourself and your family.<br />
We also have a wide range of other<br />
courses on offer for Term 2 from<br />
Languages, Woodwork, Dressmaking, Art,<br />
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For further information and enrolment<br />
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our office on 3520701.<br />
With over 50 events happening in Term<br />
2 at the WEA, there will be something<br />
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environment and science, history, language,<br />
literature, philosophy and more.<br />
There are regular groups and clubs,<br />
including Pod-Cast-On, who knit for<br />
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to fascinating pod-casts; Craft for a Cause,<br />
making items to support causes and groups<br />
around the city; Book Group, meeting<br />
monthly to discuss an interesting read;<br />
WEA Norwest Branch, meeting every<br />
Friday in Papanui with a varied schedule of<br />
speakers; WEA Outdoor Painting Club who<br />
paint at various locations; and WEA Field<br />
Club, offering monthly trips to encourage<br />
outdoor activity and enjoyment of the<br />
natural environment.<br />
Some highlights this term include Social<br />
Activism – Local and Global, a six-part<br />
course delving into social activism here in<br />
Aotearoa and abroad; All About Eid, an<br />
introduction to the Festival of Eid which<br />
celebrates the end of Ramadan; Afternoon<br />
Tea with Sara Templeton, Councillor<br />
for Heathcote Ward; and The Belief<br />
Continuum – an introductory talk on the<br />
origins of six major religions, what they<br />
have in common and what sets them apart.<br />
Courses are held throughout the week<br />
in daytime, evenings and weekends, with a<br />
strong focus on social and environmental<br />
justice – if it’s good for the people and<br />
planet – then it’s good for the WEA.<br />
On a busy day we can have up to eight<br />
events happening, with dozens of people<br />
coming and going or sitting chatting with<br />
a cuppa in our sociable kitchen space. Our<br />
community is diverse and includes people<br />
from a variety of cultures and ages, coming<br />
together to learn and share skills and<br />
experience, and make friends. As well as<br />
our central city location we also hold classes<br />
in Lyttelton and New Brighton. Committed<br />
to keeping our prices affordable, we offer<br />
some free talks and workshops each term.<br />
Visit us at www.cwea.org.nz to find out<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />
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Adult and Community Education Term 2, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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2020<br />
2019<br />
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Linrose Village offers:<br />
• Archer Group are Award winners and finalists as top Villages and<br />
Homes in the South Island – as voted by residents, families and<br />
friends<br />
• Our Linrose Villas all comprise of 2-bedrooms with walk-in garages<br />
• Weekly fees are fixed for life<br />
• Lovely, spacious gardens<br />
• Maximum RVA certification achieved<br />
• Free weekly Wellness Clinics<br />
• Make new friends, feel supported and safe<br />
• We are 100% non-profit & locally owned<br />
• The Archer Village Leisure Centre is used by residents from our 3<br />
sites. It includes an auditorium, cafė-styled lounge, indoor heated<br />
pool and spa, gym and meeting room<br />
• Rest home & dementia care at Thorrington with hospital care<br />
available at Archer Village<br />
• Our full-time care service offers either Standard Rooms with<br />
no additional daily room fee or a Premium Care Suite with<br />
additional daily room fee<br />
For inquiries: Sue (Sales Manager)<br />
M: 021 902 626 W: 03 943 6006<br />
E: sue@archer.org.nz www.archer.org.nz<br />
ONE ONLY!<br />
$349,900