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Canterbury Charters Ltd (learn2sail) operates closley with Canterbury Maritime Training. The Learn2sail sailing school began operating alongside the powerboat courses offered by Maritime Training in 2008, at the urging of Dudley Jackson. The school took over adult learn-to-sail courses from Canterbury Sailing School in early 2008, and has flourished under his direction. Joining the experienced Dudley, Peter Marshall and Mark Quail are occasional tutors on the sail training keeler Good Point, a lovingly crafted timber Whiting 30, rigged for racing. Our instructors hold the necessary commercial qualifications. (Local Launch Operator at minimum) and have thousands of sea hours between them.

The New Brighton Project is an Incorporated Society, founded in 1994. We run on funding from Council, Community Board and Charitable Trusts. New Brighton is a unique seaside area with an active sense of community and of its own history, and a strong local commitment to celebrating and improving the area where we live. Our staff and dedicated volunteers have established a number of groups and run regular events like the Puppet Festival, the International Festival, the New Brighton Community Market in the mall and the annual Christmas Parade. We are also involved with the organisation of the carnival on the foreshore. Together with you we would like to coordinate events and activities that interest you. We liaise with local residents, groups, businesses and organisations, the Burwood Pegasus Community Board and the Christchurch City Council. Subscribe to our e-newsletter so we can keep in touch. We’d like to keep you informed about upcoming events in our area, tell you about what we have been up to lately as well as give you a chance to get involved. At the beginning of every month we publish a printed newsletter called “The Wave” that can be collected at the New Brighton Library and some local cafes and shops. Our Staff: Project Co-ordinator: Martha Baxendell Events Assistant Co-ordinator: Georgia Keen Our Committee: Chairperson: Tracey Keen Treasurer: Alan Perry Secretary: Sarah Butterfield Blanket Bank Co-ordinator: Emily Adcock the Wave Co-ordinator: Geraldine Whelan Committee Members: Jo Wildish, Alice Downie, Amy Burke Feel like getting involved? Join our Volunteers Database, subscribe to our newsletter and become our friend on facebook! New Brighton Project: Because We ♥ Brighton!

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Papanui students who were the class who started 3rd form in 1995 through to 7th form in 1999

Community Shed - a place where people can get together to work on projects for the local community.

You might have seen Redcliffs School on TV. Our school sits beneath a cliff that collapsed in the Christchurch earthquakes. These children have had a rough deal with their schooling last year and this year due to the devastation at their school site from the earthquakes. School was closed for over 5 weeks, the children were in shared rooms for 6 weeks (6 classes in a school hall) and they are still away from their school site. We are currently site sharing with Van Ash College for the Deaf(third move so far in 2011). This year we are unable to hold our famous Redcliffs School Fair (our major fund-raiser), as we are off site. This year we are determined to have our famous school fair.So come join in the fun on Sunday 16th September 2012 at Ferrymead Park, Heathcote, from 11am to 3pm. If you are looking for more information you can also go to http://www.redcliffs.school.nz We are very grateful to all our kind sponsors. Thank you all so much for supporting the children at Redclifffs School.

The Redcliffs Information Centre was established by local residents Vicki and Peter Hyde on 26 February and is coordinated by Fletcher Stanton. Initially the information centre consisted of a large noticeboard on the footpath outside Redcliffs New World. The Redcliffs School Board of Trustees became aware of the group and provided a caravan and when a degree of normality returned to Redcliffs with the return of electricity, the Redcliffs Information Centre established itself in a small office on the corner of Main and Beachville Roads. The information centre began as a place for local residents to access information about evacuations, location of portable toilets, water supplies, and the like, and donated foodstuffs and grocery items were provided at a time where few people remained in their homes, and those who did, did not have water, telephone, or electricity. It serves a broader purpose – providing support for local residents as they returned to the area (and many have), a place for a chat in a friendly welcoming environment.

Paihere Geopark - Te Pataka o Rakaihautu Aotearoa Banks Peninsula New Zealand unifies the landscape, geology, ecology, culture, history community and conservation of Banks Peninsula. Paihere Geopark is formed by two major and a series of smaller volcanoe

We specialize in decoration with balloons for birthdays, baby showers, weddings and other events. We also deliver if required.