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Bike racks approved By SHELLEY TOPP NEWS The North Canterbury News, October 26, 2023 15 Bicycle racks are to be installed at the Pegasus Bay Beach car park thanks to a group of Pegasus Bay School students. The students, who are Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) ambassadors for the school, recognised aneed for the racks at the car park and earlier this year wrote to the Waimakariri District Council asking for them to be installed there. They were told to make apresentation about their idea to the WoodendSefton Community Board, and prepared for that opportunity by creating avideo presentation. They also held asurvey at the school in which 77 percent of 396 students said they would cycle to the beach if abicycle rack was available. Atotal of 70% said they would rather cycle to the beach than go by car. The ambassadorsalso surveyed the wider community and the results showed it was not just kura (school) children who would use the bicycle racks. The ambassadorsshowed board members aphotograph of the bicycle racks they would like to see at the beach, and provided information about alocal business, Refined Engineering, which could build them and how much they would cost. WoodendSefton Community Board chairwoman Shona Powell said the board members were impressed by the students and their presentation at the September meeting. ‘‘They are an amazing group of students who want to make apositive difference,’’ she said. ‘‘They had realised there was aproblem if you biked to the beach there was nowheretosecure bikes. ‘‘They did their research to see if the problem affected others, looked at possible solutions and what the benefits Making adifference ... Pegasus Bay School’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Pou (leader) and New Entrant Lead teacher, Sally Patterson, with some of her SDG ambassadors from the school. PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP would be if bike stands were installed. Then they did an outstanding presentation for the board which highlighted this.’’ It had been an easy decision for the board to approve the project, she said. The school’s SDG Pou (leader) and New Entrant Lead teacher Sally Patterson said the students were ‘‘ecstatic’’ when told about the board’s decision during a meeting at the school on with Ms Powell and council’s GreenSpace manager Grant MacLeod. The students were also excited about how the bicycle racks will provide more opportunities for the community to be fitter and enjoy the outdoor environment. ‘‘The process has allowed the students to understand the influence they can have to make change for the greater good,’’ Ms Paterson says. ‘‘The children are keen to be abig part of the design and build process and will be consulted throughout the process until completion.’’ Community Cupboard ... Kidsfirst Kindergarten Bush Street teacher Katrina Wright (left) with Scarlett Lamb, aged 4and Charlotte Foley, 5, as they stock up their new community Cupboard. PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE Community treasure What started as afun exercise in sustainability and recycling has become anew community cupboard run by the children attending the Kidsfirst Kindergarten Bush Street in Rangiora. Teacher Katrina Wright said ‘‘Originally we had awee trolley which we put out each day containing family clothing and things plus extra harvested foods. ‘‘It soon got much bigger than what we had expected’’. She says they used to park it in front of their gate and it proved so popular they have cleared the parking area in front of the kindy to give people better access to their new community cupboard. Staff soon spotted on the Enviroschool Facebook page alarge cupboard they were using was no longer required, several then went into Christchurch, collected and renovated the cupboard. ‘‘It’s taken on alife of it’s own,’’ The kindergarten started in 1976 and Katrina says the needs of the community have got bigger and bigger over the years. ‘‘We asked what can we do with our surplus, and the great thing about the cupboard is that we can support our community, while we demonstrate to our children about zero waste and sustainable living.’’ The cupboard accepts fresh fruit and vegetables, non perishable dry foods such as pasta and cans, plus childrens clothing, shoes, books and toys. ‘‘It’s away for our children to offer others what they have just grown out of.’’ Katrina says one family came down and donated abasket full of shoes, many of which were brand new and had never been worn. Their children had simply grown too fast. 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