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BOT News Hurunui Primary Schools Writing Competition Results for 2019
Confident, Respectful, Curious Kids Tuesday 20th August 2019 Community Issue: Term3 —Week 5 23 Princes Street Principal: Yvonne Blair Waikari 7420 Ph: 03 3144250 Ph: 03 3144250 Email: [email protected] Fax: 03 3144350 Board Chair: Jenny Cholmondeley Email: [email protected] Webpage: waikari.school.nz Tena Koutou Katoa Hurunui Primary Schools Ski Trip—THIS FRIDAY Writing Competition Ski Trip: Please see the attached equipment list. We have 16 children and 10 adults going skiing. Let’s all Results for 2019 hope for good weather. We will be leaving at 8 a.m. This year the judges said that the narratives were ex- sharp. Please be at school by 7:45. I will let you know as early as possible if this trip is cancelled and everyone is tremely well written with excellent descriptive language. skating It would speed things up if children know their Congratulations to the following students who placed. shoe size. I will be the teacher in charge of the ski trip. Year 1—2 1st Jens Grove Hurunui College Skate Trip—This FRIDAY 2nd Mason Rodgers Hurunui College Remember to bring a warm jacket, gloves, warm long 3rd = Max Beach Waikari School socks and a bike helmet. (They can supply if you haven’t got one) I would also include a change of socks and a 3rd= Patrick Frame Hurunui College towel. Skaters will be leaving at 9:15. There are 16 chil- Year 3—4 dren and 8 adults going skating. Please make sure your 1st Amelia Saric Hanmer Springs School children know their shoe size as this will also speed 2nd Eva Roberts Rotherham School things up. -
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Rails and trails Climb aboard the 11:30am departure from Glenmark Station, arriving into Waikari Station at 12:15pm. After viewing the locomotive turn on the turntable and checking out the historic station building, cross the road and head down the willow-lined Waikari Village Walkway. A short stroll down the walkway leads you to a yellow sign pointing towards the ridgeline. This is the beginning of the 1½ hour return Weka Pass Historic Reserve walkway across farmland to a large limestone overhang shelter, containing examples of ancient Maori rock art in vivid kokowai clay. The subjects of their drawings were simple human figures, fish and dogs. Some drawings are more imaginative; others are little more than scribbles. Please note the walkway is closed during the lambing season in August. After a bite to eat in one of Waikari’s great food outlets, climb aboard the 3:10pm departure back to your car at Glenmark. An afternoon family escape Invite the whole family along for an afternoon out in North Canterbury. Invite the grandparents too – they may be eligible for a GoldCard discount on this afternoon trip. Climb aboard the 2:00pm departure from Glenmark Station. Enjoy a heritage train ride through the scenic Weka Pass from the open air viewing decks, or from the heated carriages if the sun’s not out. A 25 minute stopover at Waikari allows just enough time for an icecream and the all-important photo next to the turntable! Climb aboard at 3:10pm for your return journey. Perhaps you could call into the Amberley Domain on your way home? The large domain has a playground and a huge slide, and there’s a couple of great fish and chip shops and dairies nearby for a late afternoon treat! On your bike Climb aboard the 11:30am departure from Glenmark Station, placing your bike into the guards van with the help of a friendly staff member. -
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If You Are Thinking of Buying, Selling Or Renting, Call Your Local Harcourts Hanmer Springs Ofice Today!
If you are thinking of buying, selling or renting, call your local Harcourts Hanmer Springs Ofice today! 03 315 7084 [email protected] Your home for local property Shop 3, 12a Conical Hill Road Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd | Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Four Seasons Realty Family Violence – It’s Not OK – get help on 0800 456 450 Women’s Refuge 0800 REFUGE (733 843) For emergencies ring 111, North Canterbury Police 105 Lifeline 0800 543 354, Youthline 0800 376 633 or text HELP (4357) for free, 24/7, confidenOal support . Hanmer 0274 337 985 Christchurch, Hanmer Springs, Kaikoura, Cheviot, Waiau, Rotherham, Waikari, Waipara Amberley, Rangiora, Greta Valley, Culverden [email protected] ! Peter Moody Phone 021 927 037 E: [email protected] For all your flooring needs. OPINION Ah, the joys of doing the Pinkie. The subject of Covid and the anti-vaxxers has brought something out of the woodwork, although I am none too sure what it is that came out. Electronic Version I haven’t had so much fun since someone left a turd in my letter box when I was living in Woodbank Road and Each week we will send you a constantly carping about the dirt the developers were reminder to click on raising at the expense of the street’s clean washing. Someone has taken it upon themself to keep me informed h\p://thepinkie.co.nz/ of anti-vax disinformation and has been doing a regular drop in my letterbox of a pamphlet produced by an organisation calling themselves Voices for Freedom. -
Waipara School Being the Best W E Can Be Ekea Ka Tiritiri O Te Moana
22 July 2019 Waipara School 2 Loffhagen Drive, P.O. Box 11, Waipara 7447.Phone (03) 3146814 Fax (03) 3146815 Email: [email protected] Website: www.waipara.school.nz o te moana ONE HUNDRED DAYS AT SCHOOL FOR 2019 On Thursday 4 July, Harakeke celebrated having been at school for 100 days this year and above are one hundred lollies that we divided amongst all of the children present in the school on that day! Ekea ka tiritiri o te moana te o tiritiri ka Ekea beingthebestwe can be ekeakatiritiri BOT Meeting The next meeting of the Waipara School BOT will be on Thursday 25 July, 6.30pm in Kanuka – all parents are welcome to attend. The Board of Trustees members are: Victoria McGuckin, Nathn Trethowen, Deb Dellaway-Curtis, Karen Duncan, Matt Ford, Scott Holland and Di Officer. A CHALLENGE FOR YOU Play a board game as a family The kindly donated by the PTA Chocolate Fish have been awarded to: Noah Trethowen – trying hard at adding tens and ones Will Ford – great work in adding two digit numbers Aria Holland – creative artwork and ideas Henri Morgan – working hard in Maths, especially place value Noah van der Lee – conscientious milk and ICT monitor Haidee Ottaway – having a positive attitude and being the best she can be Alice Hoban – challenging herself with trying new things Mielah MacGregor – being the best she can be Kyla Trethowen – super effort in reading Savannah Hammond – super worker, giving 100% effort in all subject areas Rowan Morgan – first to complete the cryptic crossword this week Riley Girdlestone – working well at Maths, especially with problem solving Isobel and Tony Whyte – thanks for allowing the school green rubbish to be dumped on your property Val Thompson – thanks for cleaning our school in Megan Hardacre’s absence Congratulations and well done to you all. -
Waipara School Being the Best W E Can Be Ekea Ka Tiritiri O Te Moana
11 November 2019 Waipara School 2 Loffhagen Drive, P.O. Box 11, Waipara 7447.Phone (03) 3146814 Fax (03) 3146815 Email: [email protected] Website: www.waipara.school.nz o te moana HARAKEKE IN BLACK ON COLOUR DAY Or combinations thereof!! The next Dress Up Day is going to be a Ekea ka tiritiri o te moana te o tiritiri ka Ekea Free Choice Theme Day on Friday 6 December. On this day, fish and chips will be available for lunch and parents are more than welcome to come and join us for this. beingthebestwe can be ekeakatiritiri BOT Meeting The next meeting of the Waipara School BOT will be on Thursday 21 November, 6.30pm in Kanuka – all parents are welcome to attend. The Board of Trustees members are: Victoria McGuckin, Nathn Trethowen, Deb Dellaway-Curtis, Karen Duncan, Matt Ford, Scott Holland and Di Officer. AMBERLEY SHOW HANDWRITING WINNERS!!! Rosa, Mia and Lucy were our A CHALLENGE FOR YOU three handwriting winners this Fly a kite. year and have earned our school a free time afternoon each!!!!! Fly a Rosa’s will be taken by the end of the year….Thanks girls! The kindly donated by the PTA Chocolate Fish have been awarded to: Arina Kuznetsov – always trying hard and being the best that she can be Hannah Northover – always being helpful and having a positive and caring attitude Kyla Trethowen – really good thinking with the Maths Number of the Day Alex Berry – super duper reading Toby Coxon – helpfulness inside and outside the classroom Riley Girdlestone – great basic facts knowledge Martha Sidey – showing caring to others both young and old! and to these wonderful adults in our community: Dugald McLean – thanks for helping at long jump on Athletics’ Day Lynda Ball – thanks for hanging the artworks in the Tin Shed for Amberley Show Jayne Sidey – services rendered! Congratulations and well done to you all. -
Decision No. 2013 Nzenvc 59 of Resource Consent. Applications
BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT Decision No. 2013 NZEnvC 59 of resource consent. applications IN THE MATTER directly referred to the Court under Section 8.7C(1) of the Resource Management Act 1991 MERIDIAN ENERGY LIMITED BY (ENV -2011-CHC-000090) Applicant Hearing dates: 27, 28 August, 2012; 3-7, 10- 14, 24-28 September, 2012; 1-5, 15-17, 23 October, 2012. Site visits: 29 August, 19 September (Te Uku), 14 & 24 October, 2012 Court: Judge M Harland Commissioner MP Oliver Deputy Commissioner B Gollop Date: 15 Apri12013 INTERIM DECISION A. The applications for resource consent are granted subject to amended conditions. B. We record for the ·avoidance of doubt, that this decision is final in respect of the confirmation of the grant of the resource consents (on amended conditions) but is interim in respect of the precise wording of the conditions, and in particular the details relating to the Community Fund condition(s). C. We direct the Hurunui District Council and the Canterbury Regional Council to submit to the Court amended conditions of consent giving effect to this decision by 17 May 2013. In preparing the amended conditions the Councils are to consult with the other parties, particularly in relation to the condition(s) relating to the Community Fund. D. If any party wishes to make submissions in relation to the Community Fund conditions, these are to be filed by 17 May 2013. E. Costs are reserved. Hurunui District Council Respondent Canterbury Regional Council Respondent Appearances: Mr A Beatson, Ms N Garvan and Ms E Taffs for Meridian -
Mainpower Participant Rolling Outage Plan
MainPower Participant Rolling Outage Plan The information contained herein is confidential to MainPower and may not be reproduced without express permission. MainPower New Zealand Limited Operating Standard Contents 1. Purpose......................................................................................................................... 3 2. Definitions .................................................................................................................... 3 3. Background ................................................................................................................... 4 4. Supply and Demand ...................................................................................................... 4 5. Actions for Immediate (Category B) Events .................................................................... 5 6. Developing (Category A) Events ..................................................................................... 6 Table 1 - Priority Loads ......................................................................................................... 6 Table 2 – MainPower Staff Responsibilities .......................................................................... 8 7. Rolling Outages ............................................................................................................. 9 Table 3 - Customer priority consolidated to feeder priority ................................................. 10 Table 4 - Load breakdown from feeder priority ................................................................. -
Hanmer Springs Day Tour
HANMER SPRINGS DAY TOUR Travel north from Christchurch via the townships of Woodend and Amberley across the Canterbury Plains. Learn about the early Maori history relating to the Kaiapoi settlement and the early pioneering farming industry here. A brief stop will be made to view Pegasus Bay and the coastline near the township of Amberley. There may be an opportunity to spot the Hectors dolphin here in the surf off the stony beach, with views all the way south to Banks Peninsula. Turning inland at Waipara our journey takes us through the Weka Pass with its limestone rock formations and the rolling country of the foothills. On reaching the thermal resort of Hanmer Springs you will have the opportunity to stroll around this alpine village, visit the hot springs for a relaxing soak in the mineral baths or walk up Conical Hill for breath taking views over the surrounding countryside. Take lunch in one of the many cafes the village has to offer in your own time. On our return drive to Christchurch a stop will be made at one of the vineyards in the Waipara area for a wine tasting. The region is renowned for producing aromatic whites and Pinot Noirs and New Zealand wines and their makers are highly regarded around the world. Tour Inclusions: Pick up from inner city accommodation Travel by deluxe mini coach Entrance to Hanmer Hot Pools Wine Tasting Pick up at 9:00 from inner city accommodation . -
Community-Led Youth Wellbeing Needs Analysis for the Cheviot Area School Catchment and the Wider Hurunui District
Community-Led Youth Wellbeing Needs Analysis for the Cheviot Area School Catchment and the Wider Hurunui District Prepared by Michelle Cole, Sarah Wylie and Dr Janet Spittlehouse of The Collaborative Trust for Research and Training in Youth Health and Development, for Cheviot Area School, and of relevance to Together Hurunui and Tipu Māia Kāhui Ako January 2021 Executive Summary Background With support from Lotteries Community Research Fund, research was undertaken in the latter part of 2020 focused on the strengths and opportunities of young people in the Hurunui district, and how these can be assisted to grow. The research was initiated by Cheviot Area School, and undertaken by Michelle Cole, a Hurunui-based youth mental health specialist and Sarah Wylie, a researcher from The Collaborative Trust for Research and Training in Youth Health and Development. The research sought to answer the following questions: 1. What are the current and likely future wellbeing needs of children, young people and whānau in Hurunui? (Evidence of service and support needs, barriers to service access, service and support gaps etc.) 2. What model of service delivery and support provision is best-placed to address these wellbeing needs locally? (What services and supports are most needed, how are they best delivered, and what is possible from both a school, community and service provider perspective?) 3. If a wellbeing hub is found to meet with support, what is the best approach to develop a wellbeing hub at Cheviot School in a sustainable manner? Although commissioned by Cheviot Area School, the research is of relevance to all youth service providers across Hurunui, and is intended as a community resource. -
Visitor Guide Prospectus
HANMER SPRINGS & HURUNUI offVISITOR GUIDEicial PROSPECTUS 2018/2019 Make sure your business is in! RELEASED OCTOBER 2018 2019 OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE BONUSES FOR ALL LISTED BUSINESSES The Official Visitor Guide is an extremely important In addition to your advertising listing in the Hanmer Springs part of our marketing activity and combines the visitor & Hurunui OVG, all participating businesses will receive a guides traditionally produced by Hanmer Springs FREE listing on the Visit Hurunui website – normally $143 Business Association and the Hurunui District. Our extensive distribution throughout the South Island includes WHY YOU SHOULD BE IN YOUR rental cars, hotels/motels, and info centres and i-SITEs. The cost for this OFFICIAL GUIDE distribution of 60,000 visitor guides is $26,000, including extensive distribution at the Christchurch International Airport and at i-SITEs It is designed to encourage more people to visit, to stay throughout the top of the South Island. longer and to spend more. Enhance your opportunity for increased business and ensure your services are featured. It helps promote your destination and it helps promote you! ADVERTISING OPTIONS: FULL PAGE - 2 FORMAT OPTIONS HALF PAGE - 2 FORMAT OPTIONS 1/4 PAGE YOUR OWN FORMAT $ YOUR OWN FORMAT $ SET FORMAT $ • W 87mm x H 192mm 1200+gst • W 87mm x H 96mm 750+gst • Business/operator name 450+gst • Provided as 300dpi jpg, For HSBA • Provided as 300dpi jpg, For HSBA • 1 image (300dpi jpeg or tiff) For HSBA members: members: members: pdf OR vector file & links pdf OR vector -
Experience North Canterbury Drink in the Country’S Most Diverse and Unique Wine
REGIONAL TRAVEL it’s road trip time! A haven of artisan food, boutique wine makers and craft beer brewers, North Canterbury has something on offer for everyone. WORDS Lizzie Davidson IMAGES Naomi Haussman t’s summer. And with summer holidays come visitors. We Since I moved to Christchurch 16 years ago, I’ve seen Ioften have a full house and love to leap in our trusty chariot North Canterbury blossom into an international food and and hit the road to show our guests some serious day trippin’ wine destination, celebrated for its Pinot Noir, Chardonnay good times across the North Canterbury wine region. and Riesling, and for the quality of its local produce. Now we We like to head out on a Saturday morning to catch have one of the finest wine regions in New Zealand right on Amberley Farmers’ market because we’re a little bit obsessed our doorstep, which is pretty darn awesome. with Rachel Scott’s delicious ciabatta stuffed with goat cheese With around 20 varied and interesting wineries north of and studded with a few Mt Grey Olives. Then, if we can the Waimakariri River, we can’t do them all justice in one day. resist the magnetic pull of Mumma T Trading Lounge – an Inevitably some good-natured wrangling commences, with emporium stuffed to the rafters with New Zealand gifts, people requesting their favourites. But we’re on a mission to vintage goodness and curiosities – we’ll keep on cruising, our try a few new flavours each trip. For our next roadie, we’re next destination the local wineries.