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The Ashburton Toy Library Inc was established by a group of Volunteers in 1994. Since then we have grown in strength to have a current membership of over 150 families and we have approximately 1000 toys for hire. Our large selection of toys are educational and help assist in the social, mental and physical development of our districts children. Membership: Committee $30 annually Non-Volunteer $60 annually Volunteer $30, plus 2 2.5 hr duties annually Casual $10 per month Also $22 concession card can be purchased for $20 Prices: Toy prices are free to maximum of $5.00 for a two week hire: Bouncy Castle $50.00 for a 1 day hire for members and $70.00 a day to hire for non-members, with $50.00 BOND. Included in the fee is a $10.00 non-refundable fee. COMMITTEE 2012/2013 President (Acting): Trudy Hulme Vice President: Kim Wall Treasurer: Stacey Stewart Secretary: Kirsty Moffat Promotions: Tania Marshall Bouncy Castle: Sarah Jane Reynish Grants: Kylie Carr Fundraising: Trudy Hulme Newsletter: Aimee Patterson Auditor: VACANCY Committee: Jo Swords, Penny Newsome, Sandy Helrich Employees: Toy Library Lead Librarian: Elizabeth Johnsen Toy Librarian: Rebecca Kenny Toy Library Assistant: Colleen Harraway

For all your travel needs stop in and see the friendly staff at the Murchison Visitor Centre

With a superb elevated seaside location, our quality 4 star holiday park has amazing views of the Tasman Sea and Port Taranaki. We offer a great range of modern accommodation including Park Motels, ensuite and standard cabins, as well as powered and non-powered sites to suit each person's unique requirements. We are a family friendly holiday park just 1.5km from the CBD and only a short walk along the Coastal Walkway from cafes, restaurants, pools, Breakwater Bay and plenty of other free activities. Wifi internet available for purchase.

Established in the 1983, The Design and Arts College of New Zealand is the South Island’s only tertiary institute dedicated to design and arts education. D&A is New Zealand government funded (TEC) and registered (NZQA). D&A bring around 400 students from New Zealand, the Pacific, Asia, Europe and the Americas together with over 70 professionals to create a community of people passionate about design and arts. D&A offers over 14 qualifications across seven disciplines that are: Fine Arts, Photography, Graphic Design, Architectural Design, Interior Design, Fashion Design and Makeup Design and Production. D&A courses are designed and taught by industry professionals, to ensure student success in the creative industries. As student time is valuable, all D&A courses have an accelerated pathway to work or higher education that ensures what you learn is relevant and moves you into industry in a fast and efficient way. Thousands of D&A graduates are now working as professionals in their field in New Zealand and around the world. Visit our website for more information www.dac.ac.nz

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Kio Kio School is a medium sized rural school catering for students from Year 0-8. It is a located 8 kms north of Otorohanga. Our catchment area is from within our enrolment zone, and from the wider f

Our Philosophy We Aim to Develop the "Mind-Body, Mind-Brain" Connections: The provision of the Gym / Numeracy & Literacy / Extension Group programmes provide an active-learning early childhood environment with special emphasis on balancing the body and the brain. Kinesthetics is vital, particularly to preschoolers, for their developmental learning processes. The physical balances with the intellectual. The FUNdamentals programme allows teachers to extend their expectations of our preschooler's ability to understand and learn. It is a high expectations programme providing fulfilment as children learn how to learn. Total Mind & Body Learning: The gym, classroom and computer times are balanced with free-choice times. We offer sand, woodwork, water play, art, drama and teacher-guided activities based on science, maths and literacy. We offer a Numeracy & Literacy programme for 3 year olds, that includes phonological based reading extension and games. We also incorporate a range of activities from puzzles, shape exploration, small manipulative tasks like threading, to gross motor gym room activities, stories, creative art and music. Our Exciting Perceptual Motor Gym Programme Offers: Our gym programme's aim is to use movement as a teaching tool to create awareness as well as confidence in the children's physical ability. We try to transfer this confidence in ability to other learning areas. In this programme we introduce routines to music and we practice forward rolls, crawls, climbing, spinning, balancing, hanging from bars, and swinging. These activities work on memory, gross and fine motor skills, body awareness, balance and sensory motor development. The integrated nature of this programme will encourage noticeable language development, as we are constantly using words to explain what we are doing and why.

The HVCLC provides community legal services to our community in the Hutt who have insufficient means to resolve their unmet legal needs.

Christchurch South Intermediate School offers a caring, stimulating and challenging environment for students to begin their adventure into adolescence. We have a reputation for being innovative, providing a strong home-room programme and a wide range of specialist subjects. As an intermediate school we focus on the needs of 11 to 13 year old New Zealand and international students.

Producers of fine organic fair trade coffee, gluten free cakes and snacks to have here or takeaway. Stockist of organic food including produces, gluten free products, dietary supplements, Malcolm Harker products, creams lotions and potions, ear candles, lovely cards and lots more.