Pegasus Post: December 01, 2022

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Packed with festive spirit 

• By Natalie Pham 

PUPILS AT a primary school 

in Richmond have been given 

an early Christmas surprise. 

A new mud kitchen and 30 

backpacks filled with essential 

school supplies have been 

delivered to Pareawa Banks 

Avenue School after being the 

lucky winner of a Christmas 

giveaway. 

Principal Toni Burnside said 

it was nice for some pupils to 

get a bit extra at this time of 

year. 

“We are proud of our school 

and our tamariki. And it’s 

nice to have that positive community 

recognition. We know 

that when our tamariki get 

those backpacks, they will be so 

excited,” she said. 

The giveaway, which was 

open to all schools across New 

Zealand, received more than 

150 entries. 

Two pupils from each class 

who represent the school’s values 

will be selected to receive 

the backpacks. 

Burnside said there will also 

be a small, added criteria. 

“We know some of the 

children in those classes need 

a wee bit ‘pick me up’. Things 

are tough at the moment for 

families and the community, 

so teachers will be looking 

through that lens as well.” 

The new mud kitchen is now 

ready to go, but has not yet 

been installed in the school 

playground. 

Said Burnside: “To get that 

as part of the prize, it’s amazing. 

Our juniors love playing 

with water and pretending to 

GIVEAWAY: Ebony-Rose (left) and Claire, with two of the backpacks won by Pareawa 

Banks Avenue School. Right – Principal Toni Burnside (right) with Furnitoyz owner 

Michelle Dickie, who delivered 30 backpacks and a new mud kitchen to the school. 

make plates.” 

This year marked the fifth 

annual Christmas giveaway by 

Furnitoyz – a Hornby-based 

company that makes children’s 

toys and furniture by hand. 

Owner Michelle Dickie said 

the school giveaway was a 

chance to give back to the community. 

Since opening the business, 

the former pre-school teacher 

and her husband Euan have 

been trying to have a giveaway 

every year. 

“Last year we were watching 

the news . . . and people were 

struggling to get schoolbags 

and all the bits and bobs that 

go along with it to get kids into 

school,” she said. 

“So we thought this year, we 

will see if we can do roughly a 

classroom-size worth of schoolbags.” 

Last year, the business 

donated three pallets of foods 

and hygiene products to 

Christchurch, Auckland and 

Wellington city missions. 

Resource 

consent 

resumes for 

contentious 

development 

• By Natalie Pham 

A RESOURCE consent 

application for a controversial 

medium-density housing 

development near the beach has 

resumed. 

Pegasus Post reported two 

weeks ago the planned Williams 

Corporation units on Marine Pde 

– opposite the North Beach Surf 

Lifesaving Club and the North 

New Brighton Community Centre 

– were on hold. 

City council head of planning 

and consents John Higgins 

said further information about 

earthworks was submitted 

and processing restarted last 

Thursday. 

“We don’t have a date for the 

application going to a decision 

maker yet, as that will depend 

on the assessment of the further 

information,” Higgins said. 

Residents have raised concerns 

about the development exacerbating 

parking issues in the area. 

In fact, car parking was the 

main discussion point at a public 

meeting with Williams Corporation 

staff in October. 

North Beach Residents’ 

Association co-chair Phillip 

Ridge said residents were only 

notified about the development 

not providing off-street parking at 

the meeting. 

“People were asking questions 

about what that actually entails 

and also voicing their concerns 

about what that meant.” 

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• From page 1 

Under new Government 

regulations, developments 

like Williams 

Corporation are 

only required to 

provide car parks 

designed and 

marked for use 

Philip 

Ridge 

by persons with a 

disability or with 

limited mobility. 

Ridge said the association and 

the surf lifesaving club will keep 

fighting. At the moment, they 

are waiting to hear back from 

the city council for available 

options. 

Two weeks ago, the association 

and the club jointly requested 

the Waitai Coastal-Burwood- 

Linwood Community Board did 

not issue resource consent for 

the development until off-street 

parking was provided. 

Williams Corporation 

managing director Matthew 

Horncastle said he was not 

aware of the joint submission. 

When Pegasus Post asked 

how the company will address 

residents’ concerns, Horncastle 

said it will not. 

He also said provision of 

off-street parking would not be 

considered for the development. 

SHORTAGE: North Beach 

Residents’ Association 

co-chair Philip Ridge 

said car parking near the 

surf lifesaving club was 

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residential development 

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School Update 

Manukura Korero 

After the success of our Senior Prize giving, we look forward to the opportunity to thank our 

Stakeholders and contributors from the business community at our annual He Mihi Maioha - 

Appreciation Night. We are also looking forward to celebrating the successes of our Y1-10 ākonga 

at the Junior Prize giving ceremony. The Y9/10 prize giving will take place on Wednesday 14th of 

December and the Y1-8 prize giving on Friday the 

16th of December. 

As we rush towards the end of Term 4 we are 

excited with the prospect of the Christmas gift 

celebration for our Year 1-8 ākonga. This is an 

initiative organised by our Studentleaders. We are 

currently after donations of empty shoe boxes, 

wrapping paper and any items that can be gifted 

to ākonga 5-13 years old. We would like to thank 

the generous members of the wider community 

that have responded to our request for support of 

this initiative. If you would like to donate towards 

this, please contact Natalie Malan on mnn@ 

haeata.school.nz. 

Our ākonga hosted a mini community market 

on Friday 18 November. This featured some 

goods that they had designed and made. Te 

Tai O Mahaanui was filled with excitement and 

our young entrepreneurs enjoyed a successful 

afternoon of engaging with kaimahi, peers and the 

community. 

Keep an eye out for the Cell phone policy survey 

that will be sent to whānau via hail. Ākonga will 

have the opportunity to complete this at kura. 

Preparations are well underway for the AFFIRM 

community event happening on the 3rd of December. We have some solo artists as well as our 

Pasifika and Kapa haka groups performing on centre stage at 12pm. Thank you to ACTIS for this 

opportunity. 

Dr Peggy Burrows, Manukura 

Children’s 

University 

This unique learning opportunity aims to 

raise our tamariki’s aspirations for higher 

education and encourage their lifelong 

learning. The University of Canterbury 

and Lincoln University are working in 

partnership to deliver the programme, which is the first of its kind in New Zealand. So proud of 

our talented academics who graduated in the Passport to Learning programme for ākonga aged 

7 – 14 years. 

Graduates receiving the Bronze Award for 30 hours: 

Armani Leigh Waipouri 

Anahera Witeri 

Graduates receiving the Gold Award for 100 hours: 

Krishtika Kirti 

Mariah Tumai 

Graduates receiving the Bronze Certificate for 130 hours: 

Nixie Te koha Arts 

Graduates receiving the Gold Postgraduate Diploma for 700 hours: 

Dayton 

The Christchurch School Music Festival 

2 November 2022 

After a few months of practising the songs for the festival we had our first rehearsal where a 

number of schools within the Canterbury East area came to Haeata for the afternoon. This gave us 

an opportunity to see what it feels like to sing as a whole group. 

On November the 2nd we took a van to the Christchurch Town Hall for our final rehearsal. We 

were there for most of the day. We went through all of the songs. We practised and practised. 

All of the schools that were going to sing that evening were there. Some of the orchestras were 

also there practising. 

We were pretty excited as it was a big deal for Haeata as it was the first time our kura joined the 

festival. 

We sang our hearts out. The orchestra was amazing as were the special singing items. It was a 

very long day but enjoyable. 

We had fun! 

Haeata Choir Singers 

Alyssa Riley-Firth Yr 8 

Tilea Andrew Yr 6 

Bella Port Yr 6 

Skye McMillan Yr 6 

Xzavier McMillan Yr 5 

Pheonix McMillan Yr 5 

Haylin McKay Yr 6 

Kaiako: 

Con Van den Berg 

and Anj Wirtitsch 

Hospitality 

On the 29th of September 2022 a group of Kōmanawa ākonga were very fortunate to attend the 

AuKia ora and greetings from our wonderful commercial kitchen facilities at Haeata. 

Term 4 is always such a great opportunity for reflection and, as I look at my ākonga now, 

compared to where they were at the start of the course, I am hugely filled with pride as I reflect 

on how their kete of skills, knowledge and confidence has grown from strength to strength. 

Incrementally and progressively from the “I can’t do that”, to the “Wow, I can’t believe I just made 

that!”. Each one of those moments makes me so proud! 

The seniors have now left with a plethora of practical cooking and hospitality credits to their 

name. They are armed with the skills to try new recipes, substitute ingredients, implement healthy 

and cost effective alternatives, and have the vision and confidence to be creative in the kitchen 

and stand proudly by their work. They deserve the privilege of wearing a chef’s jacket and, if I still 

owned a restaurant, I would employ them in a heartbeat. 

The juniors fill me with the warm fuzzies too, particularly the year 9’s. It took a while to garner 

a cohesive team but with patience and firm non negotiable expectations, I now have a class 

that I can’t wait to teach and inspire with more culinary creations. The pictures are some of my 

favourites of when we had a design, a sweet and also a savoury, bread of your choice. We also had 

a stack of pancakes competition. Those are the teaching moments I love. Life long skills using at 

hand, or inexpensive ingredients. 

The other pictures are of some cakes, and finger food platters created by the year 11’s, and my 

favourite picture of them all, my top Hospitality students hard at work. 

Y8 Technology: Soft Materials 

Year 8 ākonga completed their soft materials project where they 

made a cushion or an apron. Most ākonga painted while others 

tie-dyed their fabric. Skills learned 

included pattern making, measuring 

seam allowance, cutting fabric and 

sewing skills. Some ākonga found the 

tasks challenging and all found the 

sewing process relaxing. 

At the end of Term 4 ākonga will be 

able to take their soft material project 

home. 

Taking enrolments, please visit: https://haeata.school.kiwi/index.php/enrolment to complete an 

online enrolment form or email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries 

Haeata Community Campus 

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Christmas isn’t Christmas without a decoration or two around the home. 

GRADUATION: The New Zealand Blue Light Life Skills programme 

participants at the end of their course. 

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“MY BIGGEST challenge 

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On winning the Peer’s 

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said: “I was really excited 

to be chosen for this award 

and enjoyed the camp, 

especially the activities, 

I loved all the physical 

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Samaldie, of Aranui, 

was voted by his fellow 

peers, Defence Force and 

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award. 

Said Blue Light southern 

co-ordinator Nicola Patterson: 

“Samaldie was 

awarded the Peer’s Choice 

Award through his efforts 

to foster a team environment, 

encouragement and 

respectful communication 

with fellow team members.” 

Said Catholic Cathedral 

College careers adviser 

Danielle Herrick: “This 

camp provides our ākonga 

with a range of positive 

experiences. Our ākonga 

can take away the skills 

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RESPECT: Canterbury 

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commander Inspector 

Peter Cooper and the 

Peer’s Choice Award 

winner Samaldie Eti. 

from attending the camp 

into many areas of their 

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our youth leaders of tomorrow. 

Our Rangatahi 

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and learning about 

themselves, a fantastic 

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The camp offered Samaldie 

the ability to learn 

life skills such cleaning, 

rising early, making his 

bed, and cleaning his room 

by 6am for inspection. 

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Whether its outdoor lights with a waving 

Santa or just draping tinsel across your 

mantelpiece, there are many ways to celebrate 

the festive season in your home. 

Go natural 

Driftwood painted white with LED lights 

wrapped around, or pine cones with a 

touch of silver spray paint, make beautiful 

natural additions to the home at this time 

of year. If you have a tree branch around 

the home, why not cut it up into discs and 

spray paint white stars and reindeer on the 

disc. Drill a hole in the top and thread some 

gardeners string through the hole and you 

have an instant decoration to hang on the 

tree or somewhere around the home. Cover 

polystyrene balls in ripped linen, hessian and 

cotton strips. These can either be hung up or 

a number placed in a bowl on the table. 

Tinsel town 

Many love the glitter and sparkle that 

tinsel brings but how about using it in 

different ways. A three-tiered cake plate with 

tinsel laid on each plate with baubles then 

placed on top, can look really impressive 

as a centrepiece for the table. Make your 

own wreath by wrapping tinsel around and 

around a polystyrene circle. Hang just as it 

is, or hot glue gun baubles on to create extra 

wow. 

Table setting 

Sometimes the simplest decorations on 

the table can look the most stunning. A 

beautiful napkin rolled up with a piece of 

red and white ribbon, or rosemary wreath 

looks amazing. Why not place a hessian 

runner down the middle of the table and add 

greenery and candles in jars on top to create 

a wonderful centrepiece. 

If you have a children’s eating table, why 

not put a long piece of brown paper as a table 

cloth. Draw large circles where the plates 

can go and write Christmas questions beside 

each plate outline. A little bottle with a red 

and white paper straw is great too. Put a jar 

of red and green crayons on the table. When 

the kids are finished their dinner, they can 

play noughts and crosses or hangman or just 

draw pictures. 

If you’re looking for ideas why not check 

out Pinterest. Here you will find every style 

and every technique to make sure your 

home looks like a Christmas wonderland 

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OUTSTANDING: (From left) – Tutor Arnya Watson with Prime Minister’s 

Vocational Excellence Award recipients Zane Roberts (Shirley Boys’ High 

School), Adam Barker (Lincoln High School) and Tyler Spatcher-Harrison 

(Hillmorton High School). 

Shirley Boys’ High School 

student cooks his 

way to prestigious award 

AN ASPIRING young 

cook from Shirley Boys’ 

High School has earned a 

prestigious award. 

Zane Roberts was among 

three students who have 

scooped the Prime Minister’s 

Vocational Excellence 

Award. 

The award was launched 

in 2019 to celebrate the 

top high school students 

enrolled in vocational study 

with a $2000 prize. 

Along with Hillmorton 

High School’s Tyler 

Spatcher-Harrison and 

Lincoln High School’s 

Adam Barker, Roberts has 

juggled school this year 

along with two days a week 

completing cookery level 

three at Ara-Te Pūkenga’s 

department of hospitality, 

business and service 

industries. 

Wanting to get beyond 

Young and Healthy Charitable Trust 

and Virtual Adventure founder Kim 

Harvey visited Pareawa Banks Ave 

School last week and gifted a class of 

pupils a pair of Asics shoes each. 

The group was among 22,000 Kiwi 

children in Canterbury joining forces 

with celebrity heroes including Ardie 

Savea, Ameliaranne Ekenasio, Kane 

Williamson and Samantha Charlton to 

washing dishes in a restaurant 

and working toward 

becoming a chef, Roberts 

said his plans are set for 

next year. 

“I’m going to do level 

four in the workplace. I’ll 

go to work, and they’ll 

teach me everything but 

every so often I’ll get to 

come back to Ara to do 

assessments which is cool. 

I’ll get paid to learn so I’m 

happy.” 

Tutor Arnya Watson said 

the award is a wonderful 

bonus for these students 

who have gone above and 

beyond. 

“They’re my high achievers. 

They’ve worked hard 

out of class to practice and 

do extra competitions. 

Anything that was available 

to do – they pushed 

themselves. 

“I still can’t believe we 

had three in one class 

though.” 

Most of her 2022 class 

are planning on returning 

to Ara, which Watson 

said demonstrates how the 

supportive approach to 

learning gives students a 

firm pathway to staying in 

education. 

And because the level 

three course is managed 

through school, there is 

impact on their fees – free 

first year of tertiary study. 

Watson said it is rewarding 

helping these students 

find where their future lies. 

“They get a lot out 

of their experience as 

they seek work. Instead 

of having to be shown 

everything they’ve already 

got skills – they know about 

clean workspaces and food 

safety, so it gives them a 

head start.” 

participate in the 2022 Zespri Young 

and Healthy Virtual Adventure. 

The health and well-being 

programme took the children on a 

virtual trip around the globe, instilling 

healthy habits along the way such as 

moving their bodies, eating extra fruit 

and vegetables, drinking more water, 

getting a good night sleep and reducing 

leisure time spent on screen. 

New Brighton Seaside 

Christmas Parade 

December 10th 

New Brighton’s Christmas Parade is back 

this year to kick off the holiday season. 

This event has been organised by the New 

Brighton Project who are dedicated to 

supporting New Brighton’s growth as a diverse 

and inclusive community through celebration 

and engagement for the past two decades. All 

are welcome to join in the day’s festivities. 

The joy of the season surrounds the parade 

and all the affiliated activities. Bring the kids 

to meet Santa on the beach or stop by yourself 

to let Santa know your holiday wish. Enjoy 

the community parade from the footpath or 

bring a seat to enjoy the participants. Santa 

will close the parade off with all his well 

wishes. 

After the parade walk the short distance 

over to their Seaside Market for Christmas gift 

shopping. They have a huge array of art, crafts, 

gift ware and delicious food. There are stalls 

which offer something for every member of 

the family. 

A bouncy castle for the littlies will be 

available. Free face painting with so many 

options to choose from including fairies, 

elves, animals and more so you can take your 

memories home with you. 

Enjoy the entertainment and don’t forget to 

tell Santa your wish before you leave. 

Mark your calendar to attend the New 

Brighton Christmas Parade, a much loved 

community holiday tradition. 

Event Details 

-Market opens at 10am 

-Meet Santa as he arrives by boat on New 

Brighton Beach at 10.15am. 

-Parade begins at 10.30am on the corner of 

Marine Parade and Hawke Street 

-Market entertainment Begins after the 

Parade 

-Meet Santa 11:30am – 1:30pm 

-Market runs from 10am – 2pm 

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What’s happening in New Brighton 

Which event are you interested in exploring? 

New Brighton Community 

Gardens Open 10am-4pm Monday, 

Wednesday, Friday & 10am-2pm Saturday, 

everyone welcome! nbgardens@xtra.co.nz 

phone 388 6506, 136 Shaw Ave, Rawhiti 

Domain. www.nbgardens.org.nz 

North Beach Bridge 

Club Join a small 

friendly Bridge Club? We 

meet every Wednesday 

from 1.00pm-4.00pm at St 

Andrew’s Anglican Church, 

Marriotts Road, North 

New Brighton. For details: 

contact Margaret Keall 

03 382 0274 

New Brighton Bowling Club 

Visit the friendliest club by the sea. New 

members welcome. Coaching available 

388-9059, 18A Mafeking Street. 

nbbowls@xtra.co.nz 

South New 

Brighton 

Voices Your 

community choir. 

We welcome new 

members, especially 

men. Wednesdays 

7.30pm 

Ph Helen 

388 5456 

New Brighton 

Photographic 

Club Meets first three 

Tuesdays of the month. 

Ascot Community Centre, 

12 Ascot Ave, 7.30pm. 

Competitions, workshops, 

guest speakers, field trips Guy 

Wright 027 435 8918 or 03 980 1767 

New Brighton Residents 

Association We value your input 

and feedback about issues relating 

to Central New Brighton. Email: 

newbrightonresidents@gmail.com Also 

check us on New Brighton online and 

Facebook. 

Christchurch Circus 

Centre Roy Stokes Hall, 152 

Seaview Rd, New Brighton. 

Classes for children, adults, 

groups. Community open days, 

awesome public performances. 

circustrust@gmail.com 

www.chchcircus.co.nz 

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Full 

workshop 

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repairs 

The best in 

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since 1988 

E-bikes and bikes for transport & fun. 

Spring is here, so it’s time to bring 

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CREMATORIUM 

FUNERALS 

CROSSWORD 

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SUDOKU 

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WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

172 

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once? 

TODAY 

Good 14 Very Good 18 Excellent 21 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

No words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

Solution 171: deer, den, edge, edger, end, ere, erg, 

erne, gee, geed, gen, GENDER, gene, genre, greed, 

word. green, need, nerd, red, reed, reg, rend. 

Good 14 Very Good 18 Excellent 22 

19 20 21 

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1. Pasta dish (8,6) 

10. Icecream flavour __ frutti (5) 

11. Rejoice (9) 

12. On the way (Fr) (2,5) 

13. Underwater missile (7) 

14. Burn with water (5) 

16. Chatty (9) 

19. Husband or wife (colloq) (5,4) 

20. Heron (5) 

22. Flight company (7) 

25. Reduce (7) 

27. Unlawfully (9) 

28. Levy of one tenth (5) 

29. Particular locality (4,2,3,5) 

Decoder 

Down 

2. Consequences (9) 

3. Farewell (Fr) (5) 

4. Large group of musicians (9) 

5. Small island (5) 

6. Sleep for winter (9) 

7. Make happy (5) 

8. Something unsightly (7) 

9. Tension (6) 

15. Act of heroic courage (7-2) 

17. Manner of living (9) 

18. Annoyed (9) 

19. Applause (7) 

21. Painful (6) 

23. Antiquity (5) 

24. Brilliance (5) 

26. Get the better of (5) 

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No.172 

7 9 15 26 17 8 9 25 15 19 9 2 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Macaroni 

cheese, 10. Tutti, 11. 

Celebrate, 12. En route, 

13. Torpedo, 14. Scald, 

16. Talkative, 19. Other 

half, 20. Egret, 22. Airline, 

25. Shorten, 27. Illegally, 

28. Tithe, 29. Neck of the 

woods. 

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Adieu, 4. Orchestra, 5. 

Islet, 6. Hibernate, 7. Elate, 

8. Eyesore, 9. Stress, 15. 

Derring-do, 17. Lifestyle, 18. 

Irritated, 19. Ovation, 21. 

Tender, 23. Relic, 24. Éclat, 

26. Outdo. 

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issue, its, set, sets, sis, 

sit, site, sites, sits, sties, 

sue, sues, suet, suit, suite, 

SUITES, suits, sus, tie, ties, 

TISSUE, use, uses. 

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DECODER 

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No.171 

172 

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