DOCSLIB.ORG

DHS Dispatch the ISSUE 8 THURSDAY 30 MAY

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
DHS Dispatch the ISSUE 8 THURSDAY 30 MAY DHS Dispatch The ISSUE 8 THURSDAY 30 MAY 2013 Stage Challenge Page 3 Stage Challenge 2013 Circus Challenge Page 5 Congratulations 3rd Place Maggi Magicians make Regional Finals of Maggi Kitchen Showdown Making Choices, Spirit of Taking Opportunities Adventure Today, many will awaken with a fresh sense of inspiration. Why not you? Today, many will open their eyes to the beauty that surrounds them. Why not you? Today, many will choose to live in such Inset: Kylie Sisley a manner that they will be a positive Visiting the school this week was Karina Pateman took part in one of role model for their peers. Kylie Sisley from The Spirit of these adventures last year and would Why not you? Adventure Trust who came to highly recommend it to anyone. If speak to a group of Years 11 and you would like to fi nd out more Today, many will take the action 12 students interested in fi nding out information about these sailings and necessary to make a difference. more about the youth development how to apply, contact Ms Tangney Why not you? courses run by the organisation here at school. throughout the year. Today, many will make the commitment to be a better mother, father, son, daughter, student, teacher, worker, boss, brother, sister, & so much more. Why not you? Today is a new day! Many will seize this day. Feilidh O’Dwyer-Strang, Victoria The last few months have been Many will live it to the fullest. University, Wellington exciting for the Our Voice team. Why not you?” In attendance last Thursday at a The 0800 Pupils number has been in presentation on Tertiary study at place since the start of the year and Victoria University were Genevieve so far has proved to be an extremely Steve Maraboli once wrote this in Jebson, Calum Gray, Katie Murphy, useful resource. The 0800 Pupils his book "Life, the Truth, and Being Gordana Rodden, Hannah Wilson, number is a number that can be rung Free." It is talking about taking the Michaela Woolf, Maddie Searle, anonymously to report bullying and most of every opportunity thrown Kennedy Evans and Emily Tasker. crime in the community. your way. Be a volunteer, help others, Keen to fi nd out more about what As well as this, a large group of go hard out for the hungry, watch choices Victoria University has to senior leaders have been working what you say and treat others the offer them for next year. closely with the Our Voice team to way you want to be treated. These help produce a new and creative are just some of the many ways to resource that will be available to live a happy and fulfi lled life. students of Darfi eld High School in As Jarod Kintz once said, the coming months. "Whether you live to be 50 or 100 It has been good to see this hard work making a positive impact in our makes no difference, if you made no school and community environments. difference in the world." We are looking forward to introducing more Our Voice resources to school in the near future. The Last Word by Genevieve Jebson 2 Issue 8/ DHS Dispatch Stage Challenge making front page news Taking all the accolades, making the main part because of her dance and mask, which they took off in the fi nale front page of our local newspaper, drama abilities. All up there were to reveal a red heart painted on the and justifi ably so, this year’s Stage 79 performers and 20 support crew. inside of the mask. The rest of the Challenge team took third place in We started rehearsals Week 10 of day consisted of watching the other the RAW Division and gained an Term 1 through lunchtimes, and had rehearsals, meetings which included additional seven awards. I asked Sunday rehearsals from 1pm to 5pm. raves and chant offs, eating, and Rosie Forbes how they got to this There were six main groups getting ready, which took about eight point: representing different hours! We have our lovely crew, ideas, which consisting of Year 13s plus Poi, Sage When I tell people Michaela and I all came and Sam, to thank for directed Stage Challenge for our all their help school, they don’t quite understand behind the what I mean. Stage Challenge is scenes. a national competition where By 9.20pm schools use drama, we were dance, and design tired, but so to portray a excited to message. We get on and entered the perform! RAW division, Everyone which meant did a great we weren’t job allowed sets, and the our team could not exceed 122 members, and our performance performance looked had to be stunning. between The results four and six ceremony minutes. It is refl ected all our hard work: student-run; we got eight awards in total! the students Award of Excellence for Soundtrack, are in charge Award of Excellence for Costuming of organising, Character, Award of Excellence for choreography, Concept, Award of Excellence for soundtrack, together in the Choreography, Award of Excellence fundraising, happy heart- for Visual Enhancement, Award of dealing with the money warming fi nale. Excellence for Performance Skill, and forms, and costumes. We all learnt Award of Excellence for the Spirit of Our journey began at the that repetition Stage Challenge and the third place start of March. Michaela was the key: we title overall! and I managed to twist practised and I was so honoured to lead Stage the arms of Mr Jermyn, practised. Challenge with Michaela this year. Miss Blakemore and The performance day was an early All our hard work, tears, meetings, Miss Rawson and got together start of 6.20 am at the bus bay, from brainstorms and happy jumps were a committee. We recruited where we travelled to CBS Arena. defi nitely worth it. It was amazing choreographers Megan Cunningham, We had three run-throughs on stage to see everyone work together to Chevonn Walker and Ashley Corden, to perfect it and set the lighting. get ready and make sure everyone as well as Genevieve Jebson and There were a few elements which was feeling ok. When I stood on the Claudia Thomas. They did an made Darfi eld High’s performance Stage collecting all our awards, I can amazing job and we wouldn’t have stand out against the others; we honestly say I have never been so had a performance without them. had fi nger lights, glow sticks, and proud of Darfi eld High School. We quickly picked the theme “Face glow-in-the-dark body paint in one the Masks” which is based on self- Rosie Forbes of our crazy scenes, and everyone consciousness, then rushed on to (except Chevonn) was wearing a hold auditions. Chevonn gained the Issue 8/ DHS Dispatch 3 Principal’s Comments Malvern Learning Community Cluster Plan – Working Document Overview Every child/young adult has the a collaborative plan is co-constructed opportunity to access the quality and implemented in the Malvern The Ministry of Education has set up education/opportunities regardless of area. These contextual elements clusters of schools in Canterbury to who/where they are were grouped as negatives and consider the provision of education positives. following the earthquakes. The Increased student learning cluster of Malvern schools and 1. Negatives/Barriers/Disablers For all students in our cluster to meet early childhood centres have been their potential RTLB Management developing a plan for how we will continue to work together to provide Every child reaches their potential MoE Funding the highest quality education for Every young adult that leaves the Affordable ECE participation for all Malvern. school system will be celebrated by children Included below are some initial all our communities Time, money, resources, expert ideas the group has discussed. Extending teacher capability advice and support Any feedback or suggestions to admin@darfi eld.school.nz would be Our remoteness is not our barrier - it appreciated as we develop a draft is our strength 3. Special Needs education plan for further consultation. Time to meet as leaders To work together to support special Malvern Cluster Vision - needs children, teachers and families Lack of funding - release, 100% quality teachers Participant Responses Special needs provision PD - Board training Participant response to the question 4. Technology – “What is the most important Uncertainty, Ministry changes, Relevance - technology and thing for you to achieve out of this standards/reporting community process?” Quality PD for ECE teachers (in Use of reliable digital technology to Christchurch) overcome distance issues 1. Working collaboratively Fibre cost, co-ordination of new 5. Future focus technologies Communication and sharing of Future foundations information Property limitations - Modern A future focused plan Learning Environment (MLE) Skill and resource sharing Sustainability Cultural identity A shared vision with pathways to achieve an outcome State of the art schools Stronger links with High School, Stronger schools - future proof 2. Positives/Supports/Enablers particularly Years 7 and 8 To come up with unique, innovative Success from other clusters Collaborative community schools/systems Fibre, cheaper technology faster Networking throughout the cluster to 6. General outcomes Community connectiveness utilise teacher strengths Philosophy/pedagogy - times are Our uniqueness Successful, seamless transition to changing and from primary school Collegiality, co-operation, similar Keep schools identity issues, open door collaboration We continue to build a culture of To be a great example collaboration, collegiality and lifelong Committed families, students learning A clear vision Retaining the rural schools and Effective leadership leading at knife edge - resources Context Improving teacher effectiveness Participants identifi ed the following through continued collaboration 2.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Ultra-Fast Broadband Programme
    Collingwood Takaka Clifton Marahau Kaiteriteri Riwaka Motueka Tasman Karamea Ruby Bay Havelock The Brook Hope Picton ULTRA-FAST Brightwater Nelson Tapawera Spring Creek Wakefield Roselands Commercial Renwick Blenheim Fairhall Riverlands BROADBAND TASMAN Burleigh Granity Carters Beach Waimangaroa Seddon St Arnaud Westport MARLBOROUGH PROGRAMME Murchison Punakaiki Reefton Blackball WEST Ahaura Runanga COAST Kaikoura Taylorville Dobson Greymouth Hanmer Springs Moana Kumara Waiau Hokitika Rotherham Kaniere Culverden Cheviot Ross Hawarden Waikari Arthurs Pass Waipara Amberley Hari Hari Leithfield Castle Hill Tuahiwi Leithfield Beach Ashley Cust Whataroa Oxford Waikuku Beach West Eyreton Woodend Sheffield Rangiora Mandeville Franz Josef Kaiapoi Belfast Darfield Kirwee Fox Glacier Coalgate Prestons CANTERBURY Hororata West Melton Christchurch Rolleston Lyttelton Methven Springston Diamond Harbour Mt Somers Dunsandel Lincoln Doyleston Duvauchelle Rakaia Takamatua Leeston Akaroa Ashburton Northpark Southbridge Ashburton Little River TaiTapu Kennedys Bush Lake Tekapo Fairlie Geraldine Winchester Hornby Quadrant Prebbleton Pleasant Point Temuka Twizel Timaru Omarama Pareora Otematata Lake Hawea Kurow Waimate Wanaka Luggate Duntroon Glenavy Arrowtown and Lake Hayes Estate Lower Shotover Pisa Moorings Arthurs Point Naseby Weston Queenstown Cromwell Oamaru Omakau Ranfurly Jacks Point Bannockburn Maheno Taranui Clyde Alexandra Hampden Moeraki Kingston OTAGO Palmerston Te Anau SOUTH ISLAND Roxburgh Waikouaiti SOUTHLAND Karitane Manapouri PARTNER: Warrington Mossburn Waitati Waikaia Lumsden Janefield Outram Dunedin Allanton Riversdale Lawrence UFB Additional Fibre Tapanui Mosgiel Ohai Nightcaps Milton Tuatapere Otautau Winton Gore Clinton Stirling Balclutha Mataura Kaitangata Wallacetown Edendale Wyndham Riverton West Invercargill Owaka Otatara Tokanui Bluff.
    [Show full text]
  • Submission on Selwyn District Council Draft Long Term Plan 2018-2028
    Submission on Selwyn District Council Draft Long Term Plan 2018-2028 To: Selwyn District Council Submitter: Community & Public Health A division of the Canterbury District Health Board Attn: Kirsty Peel Community and Public Health C/- Canterbury District Health Board PO Box 1475 Christchurch 8140 Proposal: Selwyn District Council is consulting on their long-term plan to ascertain views on how best to manage infrastructure and services in the district over the next 10 years. Page 1 of 9 Template File Pathway: Y:\CFS\CPHGroups\RMC\SDC\LTP\2018\SelwynLTPSubmissionFinal180503.docx SUBMISSION ON SELWYN DISTRICT COUNCIL DRAFT LONG TERM PLAN Details of submitter 1. Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) 2. The CDHB is responsible for promoting the reduction of adverse environmental effects on the health of people and communities and to improve, promote and protect their health pursuant to the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Act 2000 and the Health Act 1956. 3. These statutory obligations are the responsibility of the Ministry of Health and, in the Canterbury District, are carried out under contract by Community and Public Health under Crown funding agreements on behalf of the Canterbury District Health Board. General comments 4. Health and wellbeing (overall quality of life) is influenced by a wide range of factors beyond the health sector. These influences can be described as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, and are impacted by environmental, social and behavioural factors. They are often referred to as the ‘social determinants of health1. Barton and Grant’s Health Map2 shows how various influences on health are complex and interlinked.
    [Show full text]
  • Sensational Selwyn Walking & Biking Guide
    ARTHUR’S PASS Sensational Selwyn Walking & Biking Guide www.sensationalselwyn.co.nz walking tracks 1 ESCAPE TO SELWYN JUST 20 MINUTES FROM CHRISTCHURCH Beautiful Scenery | Historic Homesteads & Gardens | Artisan Wineries & Food Producers | Restaurants & Cafes | Country Golf Courses | Walking & Biking | Ski Selwyn Six | Boutique Accommodation | Conference & Event Venues | Country Markets & Shops Sensational Selwyn stretches across the great Canterbury plains and is bounded by the mighty Rakaia and Waimakariri Rivers, with Arthur’s Pass National Park in the Southern Alps to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. For more information on what there is to see and do in Selwyn visit www.sensationalselwyn.co.nz Selwyn District Council 2 Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston Ph: +64 3 347 2800 Arthur’s Pass National Park Visitors Information Centre State Highway 73, Arthur’s Pass Ph: +64 3 318 9211 CONTENTS Track Grades 5 SELWYN MAP 6 Safety Information 8 ARThur’S Pass SHORT WALKS Cockayne Nature Walk 9 Dobson Nature Walk 10 Lake Misery Walking Track 10 Millennium Walk 11 Old Coach Road 11 WALKING TRACKS Arthur’s Pass Historical Walk 12 Arthur’s Pass Walking Track 12 Bealey Valley 13 Devils Punchbowl Waterfall 13 TRAMPING TRACKS Avalanche Peak 14 Bealey Spur 14 Carroll Hut 15 Cass Saddle - Lagoon Saddle 16 Hawdon Hut 16 Mt Aicken 17 Mt Bealey 17 Mt Cassidy (Cons Track) 18 O’Malleys Track 18 Otira Valley 19 Temple Basin 19 ROUTES Avalanche Peak - Crow River 20 Carrington Hut 21 Casey Saddle - Binser Saddle 21 Edwards - Hawdon Via Tarn Col 22 Edwards
    [Show full text]
  • Walking, Biking and Camping in Selwyn SELWYN.NZ
    walking, biking and camping in selwyn SELWYN.NZ Washpen Falls Track contents Selwyn District Map ................................................2 Safety Information ..................................................4 Track Grades ...........................................................5 Short Walks .............................................................6 Darfield Town Walk – A and B ......................................................7 Harts Creek .................................................................................8 Lincoln Historical Walk .................................................................8 Old Coach Road Track ..................................................................8 Walking Tracks ........................................................9 Coopers Lagoon .........................................................................10 Devils Punchbowl ......................................................................10 Helicopter Hill ............................................................................10 Hogs Back Track ........................................................................11 Kirwee Walk ...............................................................................11 Kowai Bush................................................................................11 Kura Ta¯whiti/Castle Hill ..............................................................11 Lake Coleridge Tailrace ..............................................................12 Little River Rail Trail ...................................................................12
    [Show full text]
  • The Rural Settlements of the Canterbury Plains in the Area Between the Rakaia and Waimakariri Rivers
    THt: HUHAL ;Jj~~r'l'Ll~Hl'JWr'S OF 'l'lm CAN'r:;nBUHY Pl,AIN;:) IN 11HZ AfiliA BZ'=',JZGN TtE IlJ\.KfUA AND VlAU'J!.G:AIUH.I IUV [~H~ R. G. CANT Universi ty of New Zealand 'rheds presented for the Degree of I\jaster of Arts in Geography University of Canterbury 1960 I Introduction 1 n '}"'I16 9 III of ~)(cl'l:tlernent the of COw!!lu.nic IV loc;,tion Dnd i:;i t(~ 31 E:volution 41 and 53 VII Function VIII Conclusion 73 of 13. on th£] J of into Tlit'bl,::; of Linitn" ~'unc tional 64. the releyent the trsxt. ( \ (2) (3) (4) (~) ) filled in. (6) 1 .. Loe IJamlform Division on vlhich (Ire loc~::.tted the page 11. 4. J'J:1Dual cl11. • • , ) am: c;ur 1 l1b.,V been j r1b,G.V cnt er~ in ·bt Dei.i '" @ .F]. L~ B 1 uno 0 :1n~ 11 bnu :5 ·Vi i n,~) l)t'<.:S in of their map. 6. Ilmp. of the lIla.p. 1)Erl;\'18~m vegetation and the of' in the A:relil.. pag\:J. 20. ~rhe 26 10. I;lnin lines Pre;::,ont. 11 .. 12. Compa;r:ison loc"lUon t'l11d the ~~;oilI7J farmoct und~r a 1'Iuter table The J!;volu'tion of th(7 ;:;ettlelllent(', .. " • • • • • • map. li'tmctional .. • • • • . • • • • • • , • • follo.,·Jillg .paee 15. General store:" and 16. • at rear' of volume. Grouml Plang of F.l!hi County TotiIH3 • • • • at re¢l.:t:' of volume. tbe the of Tin1tw.ld str.cff lJntvcr,;j Ghri::.otchurGh FubHc IJ:11e inforrnation on the functton of t1.le numerous loc[J1 their inter1'j;;t Urban has in He,¥ Zeali:nd over the there have been a number of ,;Ludic:: on Rural ~)ettlement,;, 11'01 on the [fl .
    [Show full text]
  • Names & Opening & Closing Dates of Railway Stations
    Names & Opening & Closing Dates of Railway Stations in New Zealand 1863 to 2010 Researched & Written by Juliet Scoble for the Rail Heritage Trust of New Zealand JRS/291 © Juliet Scoble 4/2010 © Rail Heritage Trust of New Zealand 4/2010 Introduction This document lists the names of railway stations and the dates they were opened and closed. Included are the dates stations were opened for goods and or passenger traffic before the lines were officially opened or handed over to the Working Railways Department. Often the Public Works Department would run goods and passenger services whilst the list was still in their custody. These services were operated by the Public Works Department's ballast engine. Goods were carried in Working Railway's wagons. Occasionally a passenger car or covered wagon fitted with seats were provided, but most times passengers were carried in Public Works' ballast wagons. I have included the stations on the lines owned by the government railways, and private lines where government rolling stock was run thereon. This is an on-going work as I am still looking through files and am finding more names and other information to include in this document. Revised versions will be issued from time to time, the frequency depending upon the new information I find. Juliet Scoble 4/2010 Acknowledgements Most information has been obtained from the Rail Heritage Trust's Station Archive created and researched by Juliet Scoble, and from research specifically undertaken for this document. Additional information supplied by: Auckland
    [Show full text]
  • 3454 the NEW Zeaf-JAND GAZETTE [No 137
    3454 THE NEW ZEAf-JAND GAZETTE [No 137 *61318 CroSB, Charles, Farm Labourer, Bennett's, Oxford. r 61388 Hutchison, Gilbert, Shepherd, "Davaar," Scargill, Christ. 61319 CryseII, Thomas, Labourer, Kirwee. church. 61320 Cunningham, Pat, Farm Labourer, care of Devan's Hotel, *61389 Inwood, Ernest Arthur, BushfeIIer, Irwell, Ellesmere. Ashburton. 61390 Irvine, Charles, Labourer, Annat. 61321 Dalley, Stephen Thomas, Farm Labourer, East Oxford. 61391 Ivory, Edward William, jun., Nurseryman, Rangiora. *61322 Dalzell, Henry, Farmer, Mount Grey Downs, Sefton. *61392 Jackson, Frank, Cartcr, Ashley St, Rangiora. *61323 Deane, Oswald Gordon, Farm Hand, care of W. Buss, *61393 Jackson, Henry, Farmer, Fernside, Rangiora. Scargill. 61394 Jamieson, Thomas, Laboure,., care of McLaughlin Bros., 61324 Dennis, William Edgar, Farm Hand, Glenroy, Canterbury. Duusandel. Cant,erbury. 61325 Denton, Harry, Farmer, Domett, Cheviot. 61395 Jelfs, Joseph George, Farm Hand, Rotherham. 61326 Diokhoff, Frederick George, Farmer, Southbrook, Rangiora. 61326 Judson, James, Shepherd, Snowdale, East Oxford. 61327 Dickie, Douglas, Farm Hand, Riverslea Rd, GIentunncl, 61398 Keir, William Thomas Niven, Carpenter, Empire Hotel, Selwyn. Blenheim. 61328 Doherty, Joseph, Surfaceman, Lincoln. *61399 Kennedy, Hugh Patrick, Stationmaster, Bennett's, Ox· 61329 Douglas, Victor, Cattle·drover, Doyleston. ford. 61330 Duff, Colin Jamieson, Motuhora. *61400 Kennedy, 'Yalter, Farm Labourer, Camp Rd, Rangiora. 61332 Dutton, Sydney, Ploughman, Waihora Sheep Station, *61401 Kevern. Charles Henry, Farmer, East Eyreton, North Can- Mohikarara. terbury. 61333 Everest, Ernest, Labourer, Kaiapoi. *61402 Larsen, Sqfus, Farmer, Cust. 61335 Falkinder, Joel, Farmer, Sefton. 61403 Lawrence, John, Farm Labourer, Southbridge. 61336 Falvey, John Drcw Sylvere, Mechanic, l81 Peterborough 61404 Lewington, Harry Courtnay, Farmer, Greenpark, Springs. St, Christchurch. 61406 Loffha~en, Arthur Edward, Farm Labourer, Ashley 61337 Fawcett, Albert Edward, Labourer, care of Don Restaurant, Bank.
    [Show full text]
  • Ellesmere Rugby Results 1 April 2017
    Ellesmere Rugby Results 1 April 2017 Luisetti Seeds Division 1 - Section 1 Waihora 29 v Hornby 25 Glenmark-Cheviot 9 v Darfield 17 Celtic 47 v Hampstead 13 Saracens 27 v BDI 17 Ohoka 12 v Prebbleton 19 Luisetti Seeds Division 1 - Section 2 Southern 31 v Methven 17 Southbridge 34 v Rakaia 20 Rolleston 0 v Lincoln 60 Kaiapoi 15 v West Melton 22 Oxford BYE Ellesmere Division 2 Banks Peninsula 29 v West Melton 19 Darfield 25 v Kirwee 21 Southbridge-Leeston 45 v Hornby 3 Rolleston 0 v Lincoln 79 Diamond Harbour 10 v Prebbleton 5 Springston v BYE Ellesmere Division 3 Waihora 24 v Hornby 31 Banks Peninsula 26 v Kiwee 21 BDI v BYE Hawkins Premier Womens Division 1 Cup BDI v Burnside Ellesmere/ Mid Canterbury Combined Colts Darfield 5 v Prebbleton 22 Lincoln Black 18 v Rakaia-Methven 14 Lincoln Red 7 v Celtic 35 Waihora 24 v Springston 35 Ellesmere Mid Canterbury North Canterbury, South Canterbury Combined U18 Lincoln/Prebbleton 12 v Hurunui 24 Rolleston 29 v Aoraki 26 Waihora 58 v Southern/Hampstead 12 Celtic 32 v Methven 15 Pegasus Bay v Ashley/Oxford Timaru Boys High 15 v Darfield 24 Ellesmere-Mid Canterbury- North Canterbury Combined U16 Competition Celtic-Methven v Northern Raiders Rolleston 49 v Tinwald 21 Ohoka/Oxford v Prebbleton Wm/DI/Lstn 24 v Hampstead 27 Waihora/Springston 36 v Ashley/Saracens 10 Ellesmere- Mid Canterbury Combined U14.5 Competition TotalSpan Shield Match: Rolleston 5 v Southbridge 57 Southbridge win TotalSpan Shield Methven 10 v Lincoln 77 West Melton 39 v Waihora 22 Prebbleton 7 v Celtic/Rakaia 68 Hampstead v BYE
    [Show full text]
  • Sensational Selwyn OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE
    sensational selwyn OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE ARTHUR’S PASS | DARFIELD | GLENTUNNEL | LAKE COLERIDGE | LEESTON WWW.SENSATIONALSELWYN.CO.NZ LINCOLN | ROLLESTON | SPRINGFIELD | TAI TAPU | WEST MELTON www.sensationalselwyn.co.nz sensational selwyn OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE JUST 20 MINUTES FROM CHRISTCHURCH Beautiful Scenery | Historic Homesteads & Gardens Artisan Wineries & Food Producers | Ski Selwyn Six Restaurants & Cafés | Walking & Biking Boutique Accommodation | Conference & Event Venues Country Markets & Shops Sensational Selwyn stretches across the great Canterbury plains and is bounded by the mighty Rakaia and Waimakariri Rivers, with Arthur’s Pass National Park in the Southern Alps to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. The Selwyn visitors guide is produced by Sensational Selwyn, for advertising enquiries please contact [email protected] Grey Hurunui District District Driving times to Christchurch Airport Legend ! Town ¯ 90mins Railway State Highway Park and Conservation Land Selwyn District Boundary Westland 60mins Rangiora District Waimakariri District 73 | Arthurs Pass 40mins ! 20mins Oxford Available on all good brochure stands or view online Christchurch City Christchurch at sensationalselwyn.co.nz International Airport r e i v ! R Templet on Camping i Castle Hill i r West Melton ! Springfield a r ! a k ! ! W a i m Pr ebblet on Walking and Biking Guide | ! !Waddington Shef field !Kirw ee 73 Lincoln Tai Tapu Snow !Rollest on ! ! ! | Dar field ! Spr ingston 75 Golf Courses Lake !Coalgate
    [Show full text]
  • Ellesmere Rugby Sub Union/North Canterbury Rugby Sub Union Draw for Saturday 9 April 2016
    ELLESMERE RUGBY SUB UNION/NORTH CANTERBURY RUGBY SUB UNION DRAW FOR SATURDAY 9 APRIL 2016 LUISETTI SEEDS DIVISION 1 - SECTION 1 Methven 18 v. Kaiapoi 23 Southbridge 45 v. Saracens 26 Glenmark 40 v. Lincoln 12 West Melton 3 v. Burn/Duns/Irwell 52 Rolleston 5 v. Hampstead 25 LUISETTI SEEDS DIVISION 1 - SECTION 2 Waihora 20 v. Southern 0 Ashley 42 v. Prebbleton 8 Hornby 27 v. Celtic 45 Darfield 50 v. Ohoka 14 Oxford 19 v. Rakaia 17 ELLESMERE DIVISION 2 Lincoln 19 v. Prebbleton 12 Southbridge 62 v. Rolleston 3 Diamond Harbour 18 v. Kirwee 14 Hornby18 v. Burn/Duns/Irwell 25 Springston 30 v. Banks Peninsula 14 Darfield bye ELLESMERE DIVISION 3 West Melton 5 v. Burn/Duns/Irwell 26 Kirwee 12 v. Lincoln 51 Hornby 28 v. Waihora/Springston 17 ELLES/MID CANT COMBINED COLTS Waihora 5 v. Darfield 18 Lincoln Red 22 v. Kirwee/BDI 6 Celtic 7 v. West Melton 34 Lincoln Black 35 v. Springston 18 Prebbleton 23 v. Rakaia/Methven 27 WOMENS - CUP Burn/Duns/Irwell v. Linwood ELLES/MID CANT/NC COMBINED U18 Ashley-Oxford 22 v. Waihora 22 Malvern 23 v. Lincoln 22 Methven 43 v. Pegasus Bay 12 Rolleston 0 v. Celtic 60 Prebbleton/West Melton bye ELLESMERE/NORTH CANT/MID CANT U16 - SECT 1 Ashley 55 v. Lin/West Melton 52 Malvern 14 v. Hampstead 24 Waihora 43 v. Pegasus Bay 12 Southern bye ELLESMERE/NORTH CANT/MID CANT U16 - SECT 2 Hurunui 50 v. Saracens 0 Methven 24 v. DILS 38 Oxford 19 v. Celtic 35 Rolleston 22 v.
    [Show full text]
  • Ellesmere Rugby Results Wednesday 28Th June - Saturday 1St July 2017
    Ellesmere Rugby Results Wednesday 28th June - Saturday 1st July 2017 Wednesday 28th June: UC Championship: Lincoln Combined 15 v Christs College 20 Ellesmere Division 1: Rolleston 12 v Waihora 76 Lincoln 13 v Darfield 20 Murray Cooper Shield Match: Southbridge 78 v Hornby 6 West Melton 17 v Prebbleton 56 BDI v BYE Ellesmere Division 2 Southbridge/Leeston Win v Hornby Default Greg Hill Shield Match: Springston 22 v Banks Peninsula 8 Lincoln 62 v West Melton 10 Kirwee 31 v Prebbleton 30 Diamond Harbour 27 v Darfield 13 Ellesmere Division 3 Alex Wright Shield Match: BDI 44 v Banks Peninsula 15 Hornby 34 v Kirwee 22 Rolleston 32 v Waihora 26 Hawkins Premier Womens Division 1 Cup Linwood Win v BDI Default Ellesmere/ Mid Canterbury Combined Colts Springston 30 v Rakaia/Methven 10 Darfield 22 v Celtic 36 Waihora 7 v Prebbleton 18 Lincoln v BYE Ellesmere Mid Canterbury North Canterbury, South Canterbury Combined U18 Semi Finals: Celtic 19 v Ashley-Oxford 0 Hurunui 39 v Darfield 7 Playoffs: Aoraki 10 v Rolleston 5 Pegasus Bay 10 v Lincoln/Prebbleton 22 TBHS 39 v Southern/Hampstead 0 Waihora/BP v BYE Ellesmere-Mid Canterbury Combined U16 Competition Rolleston 33 v Hampstead 17 TotalSpan Shield Match: Waihora/Springston 15 v West Melton/DI/Leeston 34 Tinwald 14 v Celtic/Methven 7 Prebbleton v Bye Ellesmere- Mid Canterbury Combined U14.5 Competition TotalSpan Shield Match: Southbridge 12 v Lincoln 14 Hampstead 36 v West Melton 14 Rolleston (Win by default) v Prebbleton (defaulted) Methven 10 v Celtic Rakaia 32 Waihora v BYE Ellesmere U13 Competition
    [Show full text]
  • Rugby Fun Day 2019 Friday 3 May Draw
    Rugby Fun Day 2019 Friday 3 May Draw Round 1 - 11.30am Grade Ground Marshland v Prebbleton Blue J1 Year 4 B West Rolleston v Fendalton J2 Hillview Knights v Halswell Black J3 Fendalton v Darfield 1a GIRLS Pink Linwood North v Kaiapoi Nth 1b Halswell Red v Merrin 2a Year 5 A/B Hillview Barbarians v Marshland 2b Banks Avenue v Kaiapoi North 5s 3a Year 5 B Fendalton v Leeston 3b Whitau School Juniors v Bamford Panthers 4a Year 5 C Black Rolleston v Kirwee Gold 4b Springston Hares v TPOR 5a Year 6 C White St Martins 1 v St Peters 5b Clearview v Cheviot 6a Year 6 C Orange Hillview Cavaliers v Hororata Gold 6b Round 2 - 11.55am Year Ground Hororata Gold v Bamford Tigers J1 Year 4 B/C Prebbleton White v Kirwee Gold J2 West Melton Gold BYE West Melton White v Hororata Black J3 Year 5 C Red Clearview v St Marks J4 Cheviot v Hillview 1a GIRLS Purple Merrin v West Melton 1b Halswell Yellow v Haeata 2a Year 6 A/B Leeston A v Marshland 2b Kaiapoi North 6s v Fendalton 3a Year 6 B Green St Albans v West Rolleston 3b Hornby v Rolleston 4a Year 6 B Blue St Annes v Whitau School Seniors 4b Isleworth v Oxford 5a Year 6 C Yellow Kirwee Black v St Martins 2 5b West Spreydon v Bromley 6a Round 3 - 12.20pm Year Ground Marshland v Halswell Black J1 Year 4 B West Rolleston v Prebbleton Blue J2 Hillview Knights v Fendalton J3 Fendalton v Kaiapoi North 1a GIRLS Pink Linwood North v Darfield 1b Halswell Red v Marshland 2a Year 5 A/B Hillview Barbarians v Merrin 2b Banks Avenue v Leeston 3a Year 5 B Fendalton v Kaiapoi North 5s 3b Whitau School Juniors v Kirwee Gold
    [Show full text]