HOT SUN SUMMER FUN! - Tasman District Council

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Bring on Summer!
Boredom Busters
is back with
another mega
packed magazine
full of cool things
to do these school
holidays. Looks
like our Holiday
Programmers have
been busy putting
together a whole heap
of fun filled activity days
for you guys to enjoy and
get amongst.
CONTENTS
Inside this sizzling hot summer edition of BB are
more fun competitions with heaps of cool prizes to
win and great stuff to give away thanks to Village
Cycles and State Cinema’s.
Read on to find out about the places to be and the
things to do to bust the boredom these summer
holidays. Inside you’ll find out how to build your
own slippery slide, and how to create tasty summer
treats for you and your friends to eat up – Yum! Plus
we have some cool activities, reviews and previews
to keep you amused and smiling for hours on end.
So slip, slop, slap, wrap and enjoy another
sunsational Nelson-Tasman summer holiday.
Get out there and enjoy it!
Paul McConachie
Full of exciting stories
& great games & prizes!
WIN! 3x copies of Demi Lovato’s
new album to give away
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WIN! 2x double movie passes to give away 5
What’s on? Cool events in the region
6-7
Holiday Programmes - don’t miss out!
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How to make a waterslide - slippery fun
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Caught on camera - see who you can spot! 18
Wacky Christmas present list
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Top 5 Nelson Tasman swimming spots 23
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Boredom Busters is published by Tasman District Council and produced by Dry Crust Communications. www.drycrust.com.
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Age: 8
School: Birchwood Primary School
Holiday Program Attending:
Not sure yet – need to show my Mum
this copy of BB!
Interests and Hobbies:
Rugby and Skating
Favourite Super hero/
Role Model: Ma Nonu
Favourite Food / Disliked
Food: Chocolate / Peas (what
about chocolate covered peas
Cade? )
Cade Hill
Purchase the entire All Blacks
forward pack and make them do my
household chores
What do you want to be
when you grow up? An All Black
What part of the summer
holidays are you most
looking forward? Playing rugby
with friends and skateboarding
What is santa going to bring
you this xmas? Rugby Ball
Any words of wisdom?
Follow your dreams
Age: 11
School: Nelson Intermediate
Holiday Program
Attending:
Not sure yet – there are loads I
like the look of
Interests and Hobbies:
Singing, soccer, acting
Charlotte Burns
What would you do if you
became a millionaire? Favourite Super hero/
Role Model:
Best friend Rebecca
Favourite Food/Disliked
Food: Suishi / Lamb
became a millionaire? Buy a
house and heaps of designer clothes
when you grow up?
Singer/performer or a vetenarian
looking forward?
Going on holiday to Christchurch and in
particular going on a shopping spree
you this xmas? A wad of cash
Any words of wisdom?
Stay strong
Age: 6
School: Henley
Primary School
Interests and
Hobbies:
Patrick
Wilson
Motor Rush
computer game
Favourite
Super hero/
Role Model:
Batman
Favourite
Food: Salt n
Vinegar Chips
became a millionaire? Buy a
Suzuki sports car
when you grow up?
Be a builder/handyman
looking forward?
Not going to school
you this xmas? Hacki Sack
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profiles on local kids:
MUSIC REVIEW
AVAILABLE AUGUST 10
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Demi Lovato
Here We Go Again
Demi Lovato had lofty goals for Here We Go Again: “I wanted
not only to make a great album, but I also want my music to
inspire people, to help them get through whatever they’re going
through in their lives. That’s the ultimate goal with every piece
of music I make.” On Here We Go Again, with ultra-personal
songs like the irresistible, buoyant title track, the hard-rockin’,
sultry ‘Got Dynamite’ and confessional pop perfection of ‘Solo’,
Demi met - and exceeded - her goals. The multi-talented 16year-old became a household name thanks to TV smashes - her
starring roles in the Disney Channel sitcom Sonny With a Chance
and movie Camp Rock - but, Demi says emphatically, “music is
my first love.”
Demi, who has written nearly 300 songs in her young life, was
beyond thrilled to co-write with the Grammy winner on her
second album. The pair worked up two songs in the studio,
collaborating on words and music, with the winning, thoughtful
We have three copies of the new
Demi Lovato album to give away!
Just answer the following question:
What is Demi’s first love?
Jot your answer on the back of an envelope and post to:
Demi Lovato Contest, Dry Crust Communications,
PO Box 3352, Richmond, Nelson 7050, with your name
and contact details, by December 18.
Or you can drop it in to: 3 Wensley Rd, Richmond.
Adverts x 2
ballad ‘World of Chances’ landing on Here We Go Again, and a second
tune saved for later. Likewise, she was excited to write ‘Every Time
I Lie’ and ‘Falling Over Me’ with singer-songwriter Jon McLaughlin,
admitting to being “totally star struck, but trying to act cool.”
MOVIE PREVIEWS
American astronaut Captain Charles “Chuck” Baker lands on Planet 51 thinking he’s the first person
to step foot on it. To his surprise, he finds that this planet is inhabited by little green people who
are happily living in a white picket fence world, and whose only fear is that it will be overrun by
alien invaders...like Chuck!
Under the Mountain
10 December 2009
Teenage twins Rachel and Theo investigate the spooky
house next door, only to discover the Wilberforces
– shape-shifting creatures that lurk beneath Auckland’s
ring of extinct volcanoes. With the help of the
mysterious Mr Jones (Sam Neill) and their older cousin
Ricky, the twins must rekindle the unique powers they
once shared if they are to destroy this ancient evil.
The Princess And The Frog
31 December 2009
It is, of course, a fairy tale. The setting is New Orleans
in the Jazz Age of the 1920s. Tiana is a waitress at
the very bottom of the social ladder, until her life
is changed by a talking frog. The leggy character in
question turns out to be Prince Naveen, labouring
under a spell cast by the evil Dr. Facilier. Together they
begin a quest to get the spell reversed…
Fantastic Mr. Fox
7 January 2010
The classic Roald Dahl novel animates into life with
George Clooney’s honey and gravel tones bringing
the wily hero who must evade the clutches of three
dastardly farmers in order to provide food for his
furry family - and loses his tail in the process.
Alice in Wonderland - 4 March 2010
A combination of live-action and 3D computer animation will be used
to tell the story of a young girl, Alice, who falls down a rabbit hole into a
magical world full of strange characters. Johnny Depp continues his working
collaboration with Burton by playing the Mad Hatter.
We have two double movie passes to give away!
Just answer the following question:
What movie would you most like to see from our movie previews page?
Jot your answer on the back of an envelope and post to:
Movie Contest, Dry Crust Communications, PO Box 3352, Richmond, Nelson 7050,
with your name and contact details, by December 18.
Or you can drop it in to: 3 Wensley Rd, Richmond.
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Planet 51- 10 December 2009
WOW!
1 December 2009 -7 February 2010
The Nelson Provincial Museum
presents: SOUNDS AMAZING exhibition
HEAPS OF COOL
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STUFF TO DO!
December 2009
Christmas in the Park
Motueka Recreation Centre
(03) 528 8228
[email protected]
This is the second annual MoreFM
Christmas in the Park.
Featuring local schools, groups and individuals
displaying the great talents that this region
has to offer. It is a family event that will have
something to entertain the very young
through to the very old. There will be
giveaways, food stalls and loads
of other entertainment avalible.
This will be a great day so make
sure you don’t miss out.
Ph. 03 5489588
www.nelsonmuseum.co.nz
Sounds Amazing is a hands-on exploration of
sound and music.
It includes a large number of hands-on exhibits to
explore and try, as well as a display of portable music
players dating from 1880 to the present.
A feature of this exhibition will be the programme of
live music we are putting together each weekend of
the exhibition.
This exhibition will prove to be very popular with
families over the summer and the live music
at weekends will be attractive to all ages.
Hands-on fun with science, music
and sound!
Wednesday 30 December
2009 WHK Hintons
Richmond Market Day
Pam Williams
Ph. 03 544 4898
[email protected]
www.richmondnz.co.nz
With hundreds of stalls along Queen
St, it’s a great day for the bargain
hunters, arts and crafts lovers,
and foodies. Live music and
entertainment also on offer
for the whole family to
enjoy.
6 - 10 January 2010
Steam & Cinders 2010
Ph. 03 548 6216
[email protected]
www.nelsonmodellers.org.nz
Miniature train, traction engine and boat
rides. Up to 50 visiting engines from around
NZ. * Train rides on both the raised and ground
level tracks. * Models of traction engines and
steam road vehicles operating. * Boat rides
on the paddle steamer ‘Navy Lark’. * ‘OO’
and ‘N’ gauge railways operating in the
clubhouse. * Model stationary engines
operating in the clubhouse. *
Antique stationary engines.
* Classic boats.
Featuring..
Tasman Karaoke Superstars
– Grand Final
Paul McConachie
543 8525
The Agricultural and Pastoral Show
where town & country meet!
Regional TKS Heat winners battle
it out to be crown Tasman
Karaoke Superstar
Champion
Sunday 13 December 2009
Cityfitness Jingle Bells Jog
Ph. 03 548 3655
[email protected]
http://www.nelsonevents.co.nz
An entertaining, approximately 5 km
city to beach fun run or walk. Open to
everybody (including the family dog)!
Dress up with your family and friends
and enjoy the scenic coastline route
to support the National Heart
Foundation charity (the family
dog is welcome too)!
Saturday 12
December 2009
& Saturday 6
February 2010
Drag Racing
Ph. 03 576 5585
[email protected]
www.ndra.co.nz
Come and see 3000HP cars
covering 1/4 mile in 6 secs
reaching up to 240kmp.
Street cars doing 9sec
1/4s. Bikes and
more...
Sunday 6 December
2009 - 10am
Motueka A&P Show
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Saturday 2 January 2010
Riwaka Market Day
Ph. 03 543 3620
[email protected]
The Market Day has been held at the
Riwaka Domain for the last thirty years.
There are lots of stalls, with pottery,
woodwork, clothes, jewellery, food and
much more. The popular children activities
are, paint a pot, have a play with clay and
a lucky dip. And while you enjoy a cup
of coffee and listen to the music in
pleasant surroundings you can
watch throwing on the pottery
wheel demonstrated.
Saturday 2
January 2010
Port Nelson
Street Races
Ph. 03 546 4991
[email protected]
Motorcycle Racing taking place
on the closed streets of Port
Nelson.
Race Circuit: Vickerman St /
Wildman Ave / Low St / Carkeek
St / Graham St / Roger St.
Food and Merchandise
Stalls on site.
Sunday 13 December
2009
Tiny Tots Toys & Teddies
Xmas Party
Ph. 03 543 8525
[email protected]
The magical and mystical Washbourne
gardens are about to become alive with
the joyful sounds of tiny tots playing with
their toys and teddies.
The afternoon features of solid lineup of
entertainers, performers and activities
to amuse young and old.
So come along, bring your
teddy, and join in the
celebration.
6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23 & 30
January 2010
Tasman Skatepark Tour
Ph. 03 543 8525
[email protected]
www.tyc.co.nz
The epic Sk8 and BMX tour returns to Tasman this
summer, showcasing the best boarders and bikers
region has to offer.
Entries taken on the day, with lots of cool prizes up
for grabs thanks to Cheapskates, Village Cycles and
MoreFM.
Mapua Wednesday 6 January, 5.00 pm
Takaka Saturday 9 January, 2.00 pm
Tapawera Wednesday13 January, 5.00 pm
Motueka Saturday 16 January, 2.00 pm
Brightwater Wednesday 20 January, 5.00 pm
Richmond Saturday 23 January, 2.00pm
Nelson Saturday 30 January,
2.00pm
Sunday 24 January 2010
19th Annual Nelson Summer
Kite Festival
Ph. 03 548 8707
[email protected]
The Nelson Summer Kite Festival started in
1991 and is the longest running kite festival
in New Zealand. Kitefliers from New Zealand
and overseas annually come to Neale Park to
put on this display. This amazing family event is
organised by the Nelson Kite Club. Funding to
hold this event comes from local businesses,
grants and public donations collected on
the day.
Interested in helping, please
contact us. phone Nelson
Kite Club.
Ph. 03 545 9327
[email protected]
www.bwff.co.nz/
The Brightwater Wine & Food Festival - a
summertime showcase of local Nelson region
wine, beer, food and craftstalls with superb musical
entertainment
From modest beginnings as a country fair, the Festival
has now become one of the iconic events of the Nelson
Region’s summer season, attracting 5000-6000 visitors.
The focus is on providing a great family day out,
packed with high quality entertainment for all
the family at low cost. The Festival aims to
showcase wine, food and breweries from
the Nelson region, along with
selected craft stalls.
WOW!
HEAPS OF COOL
STUFF TO DO!
Saturday 27 February
2010
Collingwood Street
Trolley Derby
Sunday 31 January 2010
Collingwood Summer
Food Fair
Ph. 027 2205 111
[email protected]
www.derby.co.nz/
Harnessing gravity, the most powerful
and mysterious of the unseen forces, the
Trolley Derby is an annual celebration of
backyard ingenuity, recycled materials
and daring, fun and furiously speedy
downhill racing as part of the NCC
Summer Festival with drivers
aged from two to well in
their eighties!
Ph. 021 072 6573
[email protected]
www.collingwoodrugby.co.nz
Food caught, shot, harvested,
cultivated, hooked and cooked
locally.
Games, competitions, tug-o-war,
bar, spit roast, live music and
dance.
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Sunday 7 March 2010
Taste Tasman
[email protected]
www.tastetasman.co.nz/
Taste Tasman, is a biannual, family
friendly event celebrating our region’s
artists, talent, products and produce.
Come and experience what our region
has to offer in a relaxed atmosphere. See
artists working on site, contribute to
a community art project, listen to
the sounds, purchase an object
of desire, and taste the
produce.
Saturday 20 - 21 March 2010
Nelson’s Model Railway
Exhibition
Ph. 03 547 7226
[email protected]
Bi-annual event of model railway
layouts from around the South Island
along with other associated models.
There will be computer train
simulations for the young ones
and those young at heart.
Sunday 21 March 2010
Nelson Central School
Gala
Ph. 03 5484972
[email protected]
www.nelsoncentral.school.nz
Nelson Central School’s Gala is always
a great family day out. The atmosphere
is electrifying and all the family have a
fun time whilst supporting the school in
their biggest fundraiser of the year.
Come along to get bargains for
Easter.
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Are you bored? Play paintball, you won’t regret it.
Action-packed excitement for all ages.
We require a minimum of 10 players and can run up to 38 players at a
time. We can fit you into another time slot if you can not get 10 players.
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Sunday 21 February 2010
Brightwater Wine and Food Festival
The Motueka
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Recreation Centre
Offers of range of fun activities all school holidays.
Our programme uses all the great indoor space that the
centre has to offer, as well as Goodman Park, which is
right next door. We run both a 5 to 13-year programme
and a High Flyers 9 to 13-year programme for those
children who need a challenge. Both programmes run
from 9.00 am – 4.00 pm daily throughout the school holiday
period.
Our programme is OSCAR and WINZ approved and we are
about to start Te Korowai Kounga, the Cloak of Quality
pilot project through the OSCAR foundation.
Jody, our programme manager, has completed the OSCAR
certificate. All our staff are involved in OSCAR training
and both programme managers have attended child
protection training.
Some of the kids’ favourites are: skating, Mot Rock, bouncy
castles, sport challenges, rifle shooting, fishing and beach
adventures.
Advert
Our staff are active, fun,
friendly and approachable.
If you’re looking for a fun,
sports-based programme
then this is for you.
ASB Aquatic
Centre
B-Active Kids
Contact:
Reception – ASB Aquatic Centre
Phone: 03 543 9755
Email: [email protected]
Programme Dates:
Monday 11 January to Friday 29
January 2010
Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
Age: 5–13 years
Cost: $30-$40 per day depending on
activity, venue, transport, etc.
Programme Venue:
meet at ASB Aquatic Centre
Payments essential with bookings.
After 1 child is booked in, a 10%
discount applies for other siblings
booked onto the same day; PLUS
pre-care from 8am and after-care to
5pm is available – bookings can be
made at reception.
Pre-care from 8.00am and
after-care until 5.00pm is available bookings can be made at reception.
B- Active Kids has an awesome
line up of exciting activities for
you these holidays. There are the
popular favourites like walking and
boating, 10 pin bowling, climbing
at Vertical Limits, not to mention
heaps of opportunities to challenge
yourself on the aquarun or surf the
waves at the ASB Aquatic Centre.
The highlight for the B- Active Kids
Holiday programme will be the
welcome return of scuba diving to
the programme. With the help of
Dom and his experienced team from
AWESOME SCUBA we bring you not
1, not 2 but 3 days of massive scuba
diving action. This is such a great
introduction to scuba diving and a
day not to be missed.
Go online and check out our website
for full programme details
www.asbaquaticcentre.co.nz.
Alternatively ring reception and they
will post a brochure out to you.
SwimMagic
Contact:
Lisa Stove – ASB SwimMagic Swim
School
Phone: 03 543 9755
Time: Between 8.30am – 1.00pm
Age: School Age and Pre School
Cost: $55 per week for 5 lessons
Venue: ASB Aquatic Centre
Bring: Goggles, cap and a big smile.
Intensive Holiday Lessons
Week 1: 11 January – 15 January 2010
Check out or Stroke Clinics
Tasman District
Library
Contact:
Lucy Brunwin
Phone: 03 543 8500
Tasman District Library, 280 Queen
Street, Richmond or ask at your local
public library.
Monday 7 December 2009 to
Friday 22 January 2010
Dive Into Reading
Enrolments open for our popular
annual summer reading programme
on Monday 7 December. Places
are limited and are offered on a
first come, first served basis. Due
to library renovations in Richmond
there will be online registrations
offered for the first time through the
library website, www.taslib.govt.nz
and places are reduced. At Motueka,
Takaka and Murchison you can still
enrol your child for free in person.
To be eligible for the programme
you need to be 5-12 years, a current
Tasman District Library member
and resident in Tasman (sorry
Stoke/Nelson residents must enrol
at Nelson).
The aim of the programme is to
maintain a daily reading habit for
your child of 15 minutes or more
over the holidays and regular library
visits to check-in with library staff,
replenish your reading material and
receive rewards.
Check-ins for Richmond registrants
will be held at the Tasman District
Council buildings and not the library
from Wednesday 16th December.
Check-in times will also be restricted.
For every one who completes the
programme extra reading rewards
are awarded at school assemblies
early in 2010.
Wednesday 13 January
Richmond
Boredom
Busters
Friday 15 January
Contact:
Mary-Ann McNatty-Shaw
Tasman Recreational Resource
Centre, 9 Cambridge St, Richmond
Phone: 03 544 3955
Mobile: 027 544 3955
Registration:
Monday-Friday 11.00am – 5.30pm
(Office closed 23 December 2009
and reopens on Tuesday 5 January
2010). All registrations can be posted
or in person. NO EFTPOS.
Time: 8.30am – 4.00pm with some
½ day options available. (Structured
programme activities run from
approx 10.30am to Noon and
1.00pm to 3.00pm)
Cost per Session:
Per ½ day session (9.00am – Noon or
12.30pm - 3.30pm) $12pp
Full day from 8.30am - 4pm $23pp
Age: 5–13 years
CYF approved/WINZ subsidy applies
Bring: Pack your child’s lunch box as
you would for a normal school day,
with drink, morning/afternoon tea
and lunch. We have a nutritional
policy and will provide some extra
fruit along with your child’s morning
and afternoon tea. We discourage
sweets, chips, soft drinks and other
“treat” foods. Hat for outdoor
activities.
NB: The programme is subject to
change at the discretion of the
programme manager. All options
are modified or adapted to suit the
children attending.
Monday 11 January
Shadow Puppet & Show
Tuesday 12 January
Teepee Building/Movie
Madness
Orienteering/Paper Bag Art
Thursday 14 January
Crazy Science Experiments/
Lark @ the Park
Clay Creations/BB Sports
Tournament
Monday 18 January
Bamboo Creations/Fire
Station Visit
Tuesday 19 January
Hut Building/Big Screen
Movie
Drama with “Empire
Productions”/Kite Making &
Flying
Thursday 21 January
All Day Market Day
Friday 22 January
Sock Puppets/Outdoor
Adventures
Bring an old sock!
Monday 25 January
Fairytale & Superhero Day
Dress up day, fun activities all day
Tuesday 26 January
Construct a Hut/Movie
Marathon
Lee Corlett Sporting
Initiatives Workshop/Mystery
Arvo
Thursday 28 January
Team Sports/Rock & Shell
Creations
Friday 29 January
Scrap Booking/Party Fun &
Games
RICHMOND
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SPECIAL PULLOUT SECTION FOR YOUR PARENTS!
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SKOOL ZOUT
presents…
SUMMER
KRAZE!
TASMAN
RICHMOND
Contact:
Errilyn to register and information
Phone: 03 544 1094
Time: 9am - 3pm
Age: 7-11 years
Cost: $20 per day
Venue: Richmond New Life Café, 85
Wensley Rd, Richmond
WINZ approved
Our programmes have teaching
based from the Christian Bible, that
install values that are relevant to
the issues that children encounter
in their everyday lives. There will
be opportunities where children
can respond to a message when
necessary.
Monday 18 January
Summer Carnival
Come prepared for a day of fun …
bouncy castle, face paint, crazy cake,
games that will make you giggle and
so much more! Bring a change of
clothes – you may get wet!
Tuesday 19 January
Summer Anthem
Be prepared for a day of XTREME
summer fun! Hip Hop dance, crazy
cartoons, outside activities and great
prizes!
Summer Drama
Learn from the best – drama! You
can be an actor! Don’t miss the
great movie and learn how to make
chocolate sundaes!
Thursday 21 January
Summer Rock
Rock painting, femo jewelry, lolly
hedgehogs, funky journals. Crazy
games! Rock on!
Friday 22 January
Summer Treasure
Don’t miss the bus! We are off to
the hydroslide and beach for the
day! X marks the spot … Dig for the
treasure!
Action Kidz
Contact:
Vicky Collis
Phone: 03 543 8222
Mobile: 027 230 8343
email:
[email protected]
Venue: Action Indoor Sports, 30
McPherson Street, Richmond
Time: 9.00am - 3.00pm
Cost: $25 plus excursion costs
($5/hour before 9.00am and after
3.00pm)
Age: 5-12 years
CYF approved / WINZ subsidy
available.
Christmas Programme
Runs from 17 to 24 December
Pick up school available from Noon
on Thursday 17 December all
Richmond Schools. Our Christmas
Programme includes daily arts
and crafts, present making,
tenpin bowling, minigolf, visit to
Broadgreen House and Mudcastle,
Nelson Hydroslide and much much
more.
January Programme
Runs from Tuesday 5 January
to Friday 29 January
Activities include swimming at
ASB and Nayland Pools, weekly
movie visits, arts and crafts, boat
trip, visits to Teapot Valley, Rabbit
Island, Quinneys Bush and Nelson
Gym, tennis tournament, tenpin
bowling, minigolf plus much much
more ... full programme available by
emailing Vicky.
YMCA
Brightwater
Contact:
Lisa Gray for full enrolment details
Phone: 03 545 6636 or 027 237 9078
Time: 8.00am – 6.00pm weekdays
Age: 5-13 years
Cost: $20 half day, $33 full day
CYF approved/WINZ Subsidy applies
YMCA offers full time care over
school holiday periods.
We are open 21 to 23 December
and all of January.
We offer morning and afternoon
activities each day – this holidays we
have heaps of summer fun planned:
Lots of swimming, Bridge Valley visit,
bouncy boxing, games, Natureland,
hydrosliding, cooking, drama, craft,
and much more.
Saxton Sports
Contact:
Dawn Stowell
Phone: 03 547 5689
CYF approved/WINZ subsidy applies
Monday 25 - Friday 29 January
Time: 8.30am – 3.30pm
Age: 8-12 years
Cost: $100 per week or $25 per day
Venue: Nelson Suburbs Clubrooms,
Saxton Field
Throughout the week qualified
coaches will deliver age appropriate
sessions in sports such as: cricket,
golf, tennis, hockey and touch.
A range of other indoor sports and
recreational activities will also be
available.
Children should bring a packed
lunch.
Richmond
Kids Care
Morning, After School
and Holiday care
Contact:
Phone: 03 544 7597
Mobile: 021 1855 254
Richmond Baptist Church,123
Salisbury Road, Richmond
Time: 7.30am - 5.30pm
Age: Juniors 5-7 years,
(in separate teams)
Seniors 8-13 years,
(in separate teams)
Cost: $4.50 per hour. The minimum
booking time is between 9.00am to
3.00pm.
This is an OSCAR programme and
a WINZ subsidy is available if you
qualify.
Friday 18 and Monday 21 to
Wednesday 23 December and
Tuesday 5 January to Friday
22 January
We offer a full day of activities for
children aged 5 to 13 years, with
activities for different age groups
during the day. We are open all day
to cater for working parents. Daily
activities may include mini jeeps,
swimming, horse riding, beach,
bouncy castle, fishing, games, crafts
and much more.
Bridge Valley
Adventure
Centre
Monday 11 January to Friday
15 January
Island Paradise - Destination:
Hawaii!!
Day Adventures
Time: 9.00am – 5.00pm (pick up and
drop off times vary)
Costs: 5 Day Special $135 or $30
per day
OSCAR Approved
Age: 11-13 years
January
Age: 8-10 years
For full details including activities
see www.bridgevalley.co.nz. Costs
include pick up and drop off, lunch,
snacks, activities and supervision so
come and join the Hawaiian action,
aimed to challenge you physically,
mentally spiritually and socially.
Monday 11 January to Friday
15 January
Week Camps
Time: registration opens at Noon
Costs: starting @ $145
OSCAR Approved
Age: 11-13 years
January
Age: 8-10 years
Come for a full week of outdoor
activities and Hawaiian summer
action. Cost includes all activities,
food and 24hr care in a positive
environment where children are
challenged physically, mentally,
spiritually and socially. Full details
www.bridgevalley.co.nz.
8 January
Extreme Camp
Age: 10-14 years
Cost: $250
For those who want to go to the
next level, this camp includes
possum shooting, wake boarding
and X-treme off site activities.
LIMITED SPACES! Full details and
registration form
Teapot Valley
Christian Camp
Contact:
Carey or Denise
Phone: 03 542 3368 ext 3
email: [email protected]
website: www.teapotvalley.co.nz
CYF approved / WINZ subsidy may
be available
Monday 11 to Friday 15 January
Island Wars
Age: 8-12 years
Cost: $125
Swimming pool, 100m water slide,
carts, archery, slug guns, spinner,
flying fox, climbing, abseiling, sleds,
food, night games, sleep out and
much more.
Tasby Kidz
Holiday
Programme
Contact:
Sal Randall
Tasbay Kidz, Tasman School, Main
Road, Tasman
Phone: 03 526 6818 or 027 406 8109
Age: 5–13 years
Time: Full Day: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Half Day Sessions:
8.30am – Noon & 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Cost: $28 full day; $14 per half day
session
Venue: Tasman School Hall
CYF Approved/WINZ subsidy applies
Monday 18 January
Splash!
Time: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Location: Tasman school pool and
grounds
Fun and frolics! A day of water fun….
pool, water bombs and pistols,
games and slide.
Tuesday 19 January
Blades/Skating & Drama
Time: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Location: Motueka Recreational
Centre and Motueka
Neighbourhood Centre
Skating – roller/ blades or both then
a picnic lunch before an awesome
drama workshop.
Time: 8.30am – Noon
Location: Tasman School Kitchen
A Japanese themed morning
making delicious sushi and magical
origami.
Water Sports
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Tasman School Grounds
Lots of team water games …
guaranteed not to stay dry!
Thursday 21 January
Costume Party
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Tasman School Hall
Dress up as your favourite character
then party! Lots of games and prizes
too!
Thursday 28 January
Puppets Galore!
Tuesday 12 January
Farm Visit
Off to Waiora Farm, Graham Valley
Eco Extreme
Looking after our environment
today
All kinds of puppets – wooden, stick,
walking and sock.
Thursday 14 January
Pet Rocks
Friday 15 January
Trip to Thorp bush
Come along and enjoy the bush and
play some wilderness games
Cardboard Hut Building
Create a design and then mosaic
your own terracotta planter.
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Baigents Reserve/Kina
Beach
Comb the beach for treasure and
collect funky rocks for painting.
Beach Fun
Friday 29 January
Learn how to climb the climbing
wall
Mosaic Planters
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Kina Beach Reserve
BBQ’d bangers, beach games and
sand sculptures.
Friday 22 January
Batiks and Dyes
Time: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Back by popular request! Design an
awesome flour batik cushion then
experiment with dyes on different
mediums.
Monday 25 January
Cooking
Location: Tasman School Kitchen
Make your own morning tea and
lunch … yummy chocolate cake
then homemade filled rolls.
Wall Hangings
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Design a beautiful material collage
to hang on your wall.
Tuesday 26 January
Lee Corlett Fun
Location: Motueka Neighbourhood
Centre
Test your skills and have fun and
games with Lee.
Creatures of the Deep!
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: Mapua Wharf district
Come spy the creatures of the deep
and experience the underwater
magic of the Aquarium at Mapua.
Crafty Party
String balloons, mesh stitching,
wriggling snakes and much more!
Kool Jewels
Make and design your own magical
jewels.
Relax
Time: 1.00pm – 4.30pm
Location: School grounds and pool
Swims, movies, popcorn and lots of
jelly and ice cream!
Motueka
Recreation
Centre 5-13
years
Contact:
Jody Maru, Motueka Recreation
Centre
Phone: 03 528 8228
Time: 9.00am – 4.00pm
Age: 5-13 years
Cost: $23.00 Some half days
available $12.00
Location: Motueka Recreation
Centre
CYF Approved / WINZ Subsidy
applies
Bring: Your togs & towel everyday
Tuesday 5 January
Pirate/Princess Day
Come dressed up for a fun
adventurous day.
Wednesday 6 January
Summer Crafts & Movie
Movie, games and art
Thursday 7 January
Ginger Bread Fun
Make ginger bread people and
houses
Build your dream play hut, decorate
it and play some games with them
Monday 18 January
Motueka
Recreation
Centre
High Flyers
9 – 13 years
Contact:
Andrew Hayward
Phone: 03 528 8228
Time: 9.00am – 4.00pm
Age: 9-13 yers
Cost: $23 day, $12 half day
Location: Motueka Recreation Centre
CY Approved/WINZ subsidy applies
Bring your togs and towel, suitable
footwear, warm clothing, lunch, drink
bottle, morning and afternoon tea.
Motueka Rock/Skating
Monday 18 January
Tuesday 19 January
Playing indoor sports and Rock
Climbing
OSCAR Workshop
Tuesday 19 January
Drama Day
Indoor Sports and Rock
Climbing
Drama Activities and Skating
Enjoy a day at the Motueka Beach
Beach Adventure
Thursday 21 January
Kiwi Kids Fun Zone
Bouncy castle and riffle shooting
Friday 22 January
Team Challenges
Drama workshop followed by skating
Stevens Bay Adventure
Bring your togs and Join us for an
adventure at the beach
Thursday 21 January
Clay Sculptures and Skating
Top team challenges
Making some clay sculptures
followed by skating
Monday 25 January
Friday 22 January
Science Alive/Skating
Exciting science activities, discover
science,
Tuesday 26 January
Sports fun with Lee Corlette
Mot Rock/ Clay Creations
Climb the Mot Rock. What can you
create out of clay
Thursday 28 January
Kiwi Kidz Fun Zone
Bouncy Castles, fun games and
more.
Friday 29 January
Baking/Movie
The name says it all.
Monday 1 February
Party Time MRC Style
Come dressed up as your favourite
movie character
Baking and Big Screen Video
Games
Big screen games and some baking
Monday 25 January
Hut Building
Design and build a hut
Tuesday 26 January
Mini Olympics and Sporting
initiatives
Olympic events and some fun
sporting initiatives.
Day Trip to Nelson
Off to Nelson for a fun filled day
Thursday 28 January
Technical Challenges and
Skating
Work together to solve some fun
challenges followed by some skating
in the afternoon
Friday 29 January
Friday 8 January
Let’s go fly a kite
Make a kite and see if it can fly
Backyard games and a BBQ
Monday 11 January
Circus Antics
Come and join the circus
Monday 1 February
Play some fun backyard games and
cook up a BBQ lunch.
Gala Games
Put together a Gala for all to enjoy
RICHMOND
TASMAN
Sushi and Origami
MOTUEKA
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MOTUEKA
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Motueka Public
Library
Thursday 28 January
Friday 15 January
Mary
Phone: 03 528 1047
12 Pah Street, Motueka
Friday 29 January
Monday 18 January
Contact:
Monday 7 December 2009 to
Dive Into Reading
Enrolments open for our popular
annual summer reading programme
on Monday 7 December. Places
are limited and are offered on a
first come, first served basis. To be
eligible for the programme you need
to be 5-12 years, a current Tasman
District Library member and resident
in Tasman.
maintain a daily reading habit for
your child of 15 minutes or more
over the holidays and regular library
visits to check-in with library staff,
replenish your reading material and
receive rewards. For every one who
completes the programme extra
reading rewards are awarded at
school assemblies early in 2010.
Truthfinders
Motueka
Contact:
Debbie Watters
Phone: 03 528 8975
Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
Age: 5-12 years
Cost: $22
Location: Truthfinders, 78 High
Street, Motueka
Everyday bring togs & towel,
sunscreen, lunch and drinkbottle
WINS Approved
Monday 18 January
Picnic Fun & Games @ Riwaka
Resurgence
Tuesday 19 January
Country School Pool
Sausage Sizzle @ Kaiteriteri
Thursday 21 January
Games/Sporting workshop &
off to Steven’s Bay
Friday 22 January
Rabbit Island Beach Day
Monday 25 January
Tea Pot Valley Waterslide &
Pool
Chillin’-out before school
starts up @ Mot Beach
Salt-Water Pools, Sand, Crabs & a
Sausage Sizzle
Motu Weka
Neighbourhood
Centre
Contact:
Jocie Weka
Phone: Office 03 528 8801 Venue 03
528 4418 Mobile 027 782 1740
Venue: Old Wharf Road, Rec Center
Carpark
Time: 8.00am - 5.30pm daily
Age: 5-13 years
Cost: $33.25 Full Day or $24.50
8.30am – 4.00pm
Payment with booking required.
Last day for booking Friday 13
November 2009.
CYFS/WINZ/OSCAR subsidies
approved
Thursday 17 December
Fish n Chip Day
@ Mapua Wharf – where you catch
the fish n well have the chips.
Friday 18 December
Flower Power ‘n’ Garden Art
Day
Create a posy or a piece of art with
clay.
Monday 21 December
Handmade Gifts for Xmas
Get snapping, take a photo and
make a photo frame
Decorate it and give it away for xmas
Tuesday 19 January
Indiginous Art and Drama
Workshops
Up Up n Away
Kite making and flying @ Kina Beach
Thursday 21 January
Shake Rattle n Roll
Making drums, poi n writing songs
Chocolate Treats for Xmas
Bake and make xmas treats
Monday 11 January
Top Town Team Games ‘n
Circus Tricks with Damara
Bring plenty of energy for this one!
Tuesday 12 January
ZUMBA 4 KIDS
Then mochtails, fruit pops n summer
smoothies
River rafting and BBQ.
WET N WILD
Thursday 14 January
Myths and Mystery
Story and craft @ the library, then a
swim.
Contact:
Berylla Jones
Phone: 03 523 9875 or 021 047 2913
Scott Melzer
Phone: 03 523 9895
Registration at Tasman District
Council Office or Library by 12
December for week one
No Eftpos available
We need parent volunteers to help
with the programme. Please book in
when you book in your children. Not
CYF approved
Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17
December
Nature Kidz Campout
Then were off on a playground trail
Earth to Sea Day
@ Kaiteriteri Beach and bush walk
Monday 25 January
Day Camp
Invite your parents for lunch, were
making pizza in our pyjamas
Tuesday 26 January
Splash n Play @ ASB Nelson
Tour the Tasman Van Quizz
and Swim
Thursday 28 January
Adopt a Pet 4 a Day
Visit to the SPCA – Nelson
Friday 29 January
Fear Factor Finale @ Kina
Beach
Will you survive!
Were heading outdoors for all day
games
Murchison
Community
Resource Centre
Time: 2.00pm on Wednesday to
10.00am Thursday
Age: All ages
Cost: $12.00
Where: Riverview Holiday Park
Bring: Pack with sleeping bag, torch,
tent (if you have one), sleeping mats,
PJ’s, drink and snacks plus warm
wet weather gear, bathing suits and
towels. We will provide dinner and
breakfast. We will have a BBQ dinner,
campfire, games and swimming.
Lots of adventure!
Friday 22 January
And water fun @ the ASB.
Tuesday 26 January
Split Apple Rock Walk/Beach
Then down by the cool of the pool
for Swimming Fun!
Monday 1 February
Water Safety
It’s in the Bag Game Show
Tuesday 22 December
Beach Day @ Kaiteriteri
Water-Fun Day
Master Chef/Beach Ball @
Kina Beach
Games Galore
Moutere Hills
Community
Centre,
Upper Moutere
Contact:
Phone: 03 543 2516
Enrollment forms on our website:
www.mouterehills.org.nz
Cost: $100 per participant for 5 days
Single day options may be available
by arrangement – cost: $25.00 per day.
Monday 18 – Friday 22 January
Time: 8.30am – 3.30pm
Ages: 5–13 years
Places Available: 24
Activities include: softball, tennis,
basketball, gymnastics, soccer, crafts
and much, much more! All levels and
abilities.
Cheese Making
Time: 10.30am – 2.30pm
Age: 5 years and up
Cost: $5
Where: Meet at School Bus stop
Bring: Snack, lunch and drinks
We will learn how to make a yummy
cheese and have fun on a farm.
Friday 18 December
Swing Bridge Adventure
Time: 10.00am – 2.00pm
Ages: 5 years and up
Cost: $10
Where: Meet at school bus stop
Bring: snacks, lunch and drinks. Sun
hats etc. Enjoy a ride on the Sky Wire
& cross the longest swing bridge….
Monday 21 December
BBQ at the Gas Blows
Time: 10.00am - 3.30pm
Age: 5 years and up Cost: $5
Where: Leave from school bus stop.
Bring: Warm clothes, bathing suit
and wet weather gear, snacks, drinks
and sunhats. We will provide the
BBQ food. Wear sturdy footwear.
Come and see where the gas comes
out of the ground and cook yourself
a tasty lunch.
Tuesday 22 December
Christmas Baking & Crafts
Time: 9.30am - 3pm
Ages: 5 years and up
Cost: $8
Where: School Cooking Room
Lots of cookies to make ….. yum!
Crafts for Christmas!!!
Dave Myall at Golden Bay
Community Centre, 88 Commercial
Street, Takaka,
Phone: 03 525 8876, Fax 03 525
9728, Mobile 027 669 7142
Email: [email protected] (we
are able to email registration forms)
Age: 5-13 years
Location: Takaka Primary School
unless otherwise stated
Bring: A hat, snack and drink.
CYF Approved / WINZ Subsidy
applies
Monday 11 January
Crazy Creation Craft Day
Cost: $20
Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
A day of stone carving, kite making,
cooking, painting, Go Kid games and
Theatre Sports with David Dwyer.
Wear old clothes.
Tuesday 19 January
Super Chef
Cost: $22
Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
Pizza cooking in the morning with
our Italian cook. Pizza for lunch and
then biscuit making. Plus Go Kid
games
Space Pirates
Horse Riding
Cost: $15
Time: First session at 11.00am
Join Kris, Pam and the team at Nees
Road, Rototai for beautiful ride
on your favourite horse at Rototai
Beach. Cart rides also available. Wear
loose comfortable clothing.
Cost: $20
Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm
Arrgh, make a Pirate Space Craft,
helmets and ray guns then a moon
landing for a hot dog lunch. PLUS
Theatre Sports with David Dwyer.
Don’t forget the treasure hunt! Bring
$2 if you would like a hot dog.
Tuesday 12 January
Thursday 21 January
Cost: $8
Time: 10.00am – 11.30am
Location: GB Community Centre
Make colourful bracelets and
mobiles with squillions of beads.
Cost: $22
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm
Make a bunch of really mad hats and
costumes. Make yummy party food
for lunch then watch a movie with
really weird characters. Free popcorn.
Crazy Volleyball
Friday 22 January
Bead Bazaar
Cost: $5
Time: 1.00pm – 3.00pm
Three nets available. Toss around
giant see-through beach balls and
play “Trash your neighbours back
yard.”… really loose rules, so anyone
can play and have a good time.
Parents welcome.
Archery
Cost: $7 per session
Time: two sessions: 10.30am – Noon
and 1.00pm – 2.30pm
How far can you shoot an arrow?
Test your eye, hand co-ordination to
the max with these sessions.
Thursday 14 January
Mini MX Bikes
Cost: $8 per session
Time: two sessions: 10.00am – noon
and 1.00pm and 3.00pm
Learn to ride a 50cc mini MX bike.
Wear a bicycle helmet, enclosed
shoes and long pants.
Friday 15 January
Armada Day
Cost: $7
Time: 10.00am to about 1.00pm
Enjoy fun in kayaks and sailing boats
at Aorere Futures Trust, Parapara
Estuary, Parapara Beach Road. BYO
BBQ available. Parents welcome.
We advise parental supervision
for children under 9 yrs. Bring
something for the BBQ.
Mad Hatters’ Party
Big Day in Golden Bay
Cost: $22
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm
A day of fun and games OSCAR style:
Go Kid’s games, archery, mini MX
bikes, cooking and craft.
Takaka
Memorial
Library
Contact:
3 Junction Street, Takaka
Phone/Fax: 03 525 0059
Website www.taslib.govt.nz
Tuesday 22 December
Holiday Storytime and Craft
Cost: free
Time: 10.30am – 11.30am
Age: 4–9 years.
No bookings required.
SwimMagic
Swim School
Nelson
Contact:
Riverside Pool, Nelson
Phone: 03 546 3221
Nayland Park Pool, Stoke
Phone: 03 547 0292 or 03 546 3221
Or call in and see us at either facility
Age: 3-15 years
Cost: $50 per week
Monday 11 to Friday 15 January &
Holiday Intensive Lessons
Riverside Pool
Time: From 9am
Nayland Park Pool
Time: From Noon
Nelson Public
Libraries
Contact:
Children’s Library Staff
Phone: 03 5460 409
Tuesday 8 December 2009 to
Dive Into Reading
Nelson Public Libraries is proud to
offer the annual Summer Reading
Programme for 5-11 year olds this
summer. Enrolments open for this
popular programme on Tuesday 8
December at Elma Turner Library.
Places are limited and are offered
on a first come, first served basis. To
be eligible for the programme you
need to be a current Nelson Public
Libraries member and resident of
Nelson (sorry, Richmond residents
must enrol at Tasman District
Libraries).
maintain a daily reading habit of
15 minutes or more throughout
the holidays. Participation involves
making regular library visits to
check-in with library staff, replenish
your reading material and receive
rewards. Every one who completes
the programme will have their final
reading reward presented at their
school early in 2010.
Kidpower Trust
Contact:
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower
Trust
206 George Harvey Road, RD1,
Upper Moutere
Phone: 03 543 2669
www.kidpower.org.nz
NOT CYF Approved – NO WINZ
subsidy, but other funding is
available.
Kidpower Holiday Workshop
Time: 9.00am - 3.00pm
Age: 8-12 years
Cost: Contribution from $20 onwards
(the break even costs are $55)
Location: Tahuna – to be confirmed
when booking
How to take charge when alone,
bullied, intimidated, touched
inappropriately or assulted. A fun way
to learn important life skills through
hands-on practice. Children have
an opportunity to practise Everyday
Safety Skills together, and to practise
physical Full Force Emergency Skills
with a padded instructor.
Saturday 13 February
Parent/Child Workshop
Time: 1.00pm – 3.30pm
Age: 4-7 years
Cost: 4-5 years $15
6-7 years $25
Venue: Tahuna – to be confirmed
when booking
Children and their adults practise
Everyday Safety Skills together plus
have the opportunity to practice
physical Emergency Skills Full Force
with padded instructor.
Awesome
Atawhai
Activities
GOLDEN BAY
Contact:
Monday 18 January
Contact:
Phone: 03 545 1223
Time: 8.30am – 5.00pm
Age: 5-12 years
Cost: $28 Full day or $18 half day.
15% discount if booked and paid
for by 20 December. Half days not
available on all days.
Venue: Atawhai Community Church,
Cnr Todd Bush and Wakapuaka
Roads, Atawhai
There is also a pick up/drop off
service to the Nelson i-site. The seats
are limited and a cost of $1 per day
applies. If you are interested, ask
about this when you register. Oscar
Approved/ WINZ subsidies available
Tuesday 5 January
Scavenger Hunt!
See how many weird and wacky
things you can find on our list!
Afterwards, make your own pizza
for lunch.
Wednesday 6 January
Berry Picking and Swimming
Heading into Richmond to pick
some berries, then off for a swim
before returning home to make
berry smoothies! Bring: Togs, towel,
and a sunhat.
Thursday 7 January
Fire Station and Movies
Want to spray a fireman’s hose and
check out the station? Don’t miss
out on this activity then! After the
station it’s movie time.
Friday 8 January
Abel Tasman Trip!
Head over to the Abel Tasman
National Park for a hike and a swim.
Bring: Togs, towel, solid footwear.
Monday 11 January
Dance and Drama Day
Have a go at some dance and drama
games and activities. We’ve got an
expert coming in to teach us!
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Golden Bay
Boredom
Busters
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Tuesday 12 January
Tahunanui Fun Day
Who likes hydro slides, bumper
boats, mini golf, and swimming?
Come along to our Tahunanui Fun
Day! Bring: Togs, towel, and a sunhat.
Electronics and Crafts
Ever used a soldering iron or made
your very own circuit? Now’s your
chance to give it a go!
Thursday 14 January
Wearable Arts!
Your chance to make your own
costume out of recycled materials
and take it down the runway. Then,
treat your parents to a fashion show
and a shared pizza dinner.
Friday 15 January
Ten Pin Bowling
Head to Richmond to test your skills
at bowling, then head to Rabbit
Island for a swim and a game or two.
Bring: Togs, towel and a sunhat.
Monday 18 January
P.E. Party
Lee Corlett is coming in to teach us
a few games and test our physical
capabilities, sounds good right?
Tuesday 19 January
Teambuilding Games
Tuesday 5 January
Morning catch up with every body
then lunch in the park. A games and
fun at the park.
Burn off some energy playing in
Chipmunks adventure playground
before heading to a park for a picnic
lunch.
Wednesday 6 January
Swimming at Nayland Pool and
other activities. Please remember
your togs.
Thursday 28 January
Thursday 7 January
Maitai River Fun. Games and
swimming, please bring your togs.
lunch provided! Bring: Togs, towel
and a sunhat
Chipmunks Play Day
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Get a digital camera and a list of
items and see how many you can
snap before the time runs out. You’ll
have to be fast!
Friday 29 January
Swimming at Riverside
Head to Riverside Pool for one last
dip before heading back to watch a
DVD and eat some popcorn!
Barnardos NZ
Nelson
Contact:
OSCAR Coordinator
Phone: 03 539 0019 ext 20
Times/Cost: 8.30am-3.00pm $30
8.30am-5.30pm $35
plus $10/day on trip days only.
Fees to be paid in advance
Age: 5-13 years
Venue: Nayland Primary School
How well do you work in a team
situation under a little stress? Come
along and find out!
Monday 11 January - Friday 29
January
CYF & Oscar Approved
WINZ subsidy available
Natureland and Beach Fun
Come along to Natureland for a fun
filled afternoon. There’ll even be
time for a swim at the beach! Bring:
Togs, towel and a sunhat.
Thursday 21 January
Water Fun Day
Dust off your super soaker and wear
some clothes that you don’t mind
getting wet cause you certainly will
on this day! Lots of fun games and
activities that all involve water. Bring:
Togs, towel, change of clothes and a
water gun.
Friday 22 January
Mapua Aquarium
Head across the bay to Mapua for a
trip to their aquarium! Then head to
the beach for some fun in the sand.
Monday 25 January
The Infamous Cook Off
Get left in the kitchen with a pile
of ingredients and no recipe book
and create something fantastic for
the judges. How well do you think
you’d do?
Tuesday 26 January
Rabbit Island Fun Day
Head to Rabbit Island for a fun filled
day, a swim on the beach and a BBQ
School Holiday Programme
every holiday
Chipmunks
Nelson
Contact:
Jo Rose
Phone: 03 548 7055
Time & Cost: 8.00am to 3.30pm $30;
8.00am to 6.00pm $35
Age: 5-13 years
Location: Chipmunks, 311 Hardy
Street, Nelson
Monday 21 December
Morning Queens Gardens photos
and games. Afternoon making
Christmas crafts
Tuesday 22 December
Morning ASB Aquatic Centre please
bring your togs. Afternoon making
picture frames
Morning Christmas baking.
Afternoon free play at Chimpunks.
Morning free play at Chipmunks.
Afternoon Christmas movies.
Friday 8 January
Morning fun and games at Central
School. Afternoon free play at
Chipmunks.
Monday 11 January
Morning fun and games at
Hampden Street School. Afternoon
swimming at Hampden Street Pool,
please bring your togs.
Tuesday 12 January
Morning crafts - make a wheat head.
Afternoon drama workshop.
Morning visit to Natureland.
Afternoon Tahuna Beach, and
collecting things for our crafts on
Friday plus sand castle competitions.
Thursday 14 January
Wheels day at Central School. Bring
your wheels along to show every one.
Friday 15 January
Morning crafts with the items
collected from Tahuna Beach.
Monday 18 January
Chipmunk Big Day Out! We’re off to
Cable Bay for some fun at the Beach.
Tuesday 19 January
Morning sports workshop.
Afternoon Years 5-8 visit the Nelson
Library. Years 9- 12 learn to play
croquet at Nelson Croquet Club.
Morning baking - make gingerbread
men. Afternoon chillout movies and
drawing.
Thursday 21 January
Visit to Founders Park.
Friday 22 January
Morning crafts with Stones.
Afternoon lunch and fun and games
in the park.
Monday 25 January
Morning make a boat. Afternoon
lunch by the river and then put your
boat to the test – who’s will win the
boat race?
Tuesday 26 January
Rabbit Island fun day - bring your
togs.
Morning games in the park.
Afternoon fun with fimo.
Thursday 28 January
Morning treasure hunt. Afternoon
lunch by the river then feeding the
ducks.
Friday 29 January
Let’s have a Party. Come in your
Pajamas and chill out at Chipmunks
watching movies, having free play
and a party in the afternoon.
Elim Christian
Centre
PowerZone
Contact:
Elim Christian Centre, 625 Main
Road, Stoke
Phone: 03 547 2533
Monday 25 – Friday 29 January
Time/Cost: 9.00am – 12.30pm $8
9.00am – 5.00pm $28
(includes activity - see below)
Discounts apply on full-week
booking.
Age: 5-10 years
OSCAR/CYF approved – WINZ
subsidy available
These summer holidays
POWERZONE presents the
“SUMMER GAMES”.
Bouncy Castle, team games, fun
activities and prizes! Join `Team
Lightening’ and `Team Thunder’ as
they compete to wine the summer
games. Ring us for a brochure and
we’ll send it to you!!
Afternoon Activities
Monday 25 January
Movies @ the Cinema
Tuesday 26 January
Fire Nelson Station
Summer Games
Outdoor games at Stoke School
Nintendo Wii & Playstation
Thursday 28 January
Quinney’s Bush
Huge playground, flying foxes
and a water slide!
Friday 29 January
ASB Aquatic Centre
Venue: 625 Main Road Stoke, Stoke
Time: 3.00pm - 5.30pm
Price: $5.20/hour (1st child), $4.80/
hour (2nd child same family), $4.50/
hour (3rd child same family)
Age: 5-10 years
OSCAR/CYF approved – WINZ
subsidy available
Other: Pick up from Stoke School
– children from other schools must
arrange transport to our venue at
present
Chill Out at the
Nayland Pool
Contact:
Chris Mckenzie
Nayland Park Pool, Nayland Road,
Stoke.
Phone: 03 547 0292
Time: 8.00am – 5.30pm
Cost: $30
Age: 5-13 years
OSCAR/WINZ approved
Bring: Sun hat, lunch, drink, togs and
towel (we swim most days), suitable
clothing for activity, closed shoes.
Tuesday 5 January
Take 2
We’re off to the movies followed
by a dip at the Riverside Pool and
a lesson with the SwimMagic swim
school.
Wednesday 6 January
Top Town
Compete against other teams in
technology challenges, sports and
pool games. Who will come out on
top and win great prizes?
Thursday 7 January
Wow Day
The morning will be spent at the
World of Wearable Arts Museum
gathering inspiration before
returning to the Chill Out room to
design and make your own pieces of
“wearable art”.
Friday 8 January
Rolling Waves
A day spent at Tahunanui Fun Park,
roller-skating and other exciting
activities at the beach.
Monday 11 January
Lights, Camera, Action
Here you get to show us your
“Hollywood” acting skills with a
drama workshop in the morning and
play/movie making activities in the
afternoon.
Tuesday 12 January
Active Explorers and Swim
Lesson
The morning starts with a massive
Scavenger hunt up the centre
of New Zealand, followed by a
swimming lesson with the swim
magic swim school and a fun swim
at Riverside Pool.
Tahuna day
Down to the Tahunanui fun park for
a day of beach fun including Mini
golf, Natureland and games on the
beach.
Thursday 14 January
Floating on Air
The morning will be spent bouncing
around on our “big floaty” aqua run
and cooling off in our pool complex.
Then we’ll relax with an afternoon of
mini golf and games.
Friday 15 January
Young Designers
Today we are designing costumes
and props for a performance on
stage. The play will be directed and
designed by you. We will also make
pizza for lunch and create a Disney
character cake.
Monday 25 January
A Sportastic Day
A morning full or sports/games of
your choice both in our fantastic
swimming complex and local
schools. The afternoon includes a
“sports inntiatives workshop” hosted
by Lee Courletts.
Tuesday 26 January
Bake N Create
The day starts creating Disney
character cakes in two teams,
making pizza for lunch, followed by
an afternoon session of Adventure
based learning games at local
schools.
Tahuna Wildlife Discovery
Our most popular day last holidays
were we head down to the
Tahunanui fun park for a day of
beach fun including Mini golf and
a animal camera scavenger hunt
around Natureland with cool prizes.
Thursday 28th January
Go for Gold
An action packed day of sports, with
in an Olympic theme. Win a medal
in Adventure Base Learning Games
and sports
Monday 18 January
Friday 29 January
Creating sand sculptures, beach
games, mini golf and then return
to Nayland for a dip in the pool and
create sea art.
A day Packed full of Arts N Crafts
activities from painting to creating
decorating and even gift making!!
Tuesday 19 January
Schools Back
Life’s A Beach
Young Detectives
The morning is spent at ASB aquatic
centre followed by a massive camera
scavenger hunt in two teams. Crack
clues and find things to win great
prizes.
Top Town 2
Compete against other teams in
technology challenges, sports and
pool games. Including our famous
walkie talkie hide N seek. Who will
come out on top and win great
prizes.
Thursday 21 January
Rock N Roll
Rock around the clock by making
some “take home” mosaic creations,
then roll you way round the roller
skating rink in Tahuna.
Friday 22 January
Design, Create, and then Eat
Arts, crafts and gift making are
some of the activities for the day.
Including making a Disney character
cake and taking time off for a dip in
the pool.
Lets Get Arty
Monday 1 February
A last chance to party before
school, we are going to blow up
100’s of balloons and celebrate
with adventure based learning
games, sports and fun technology
challenges.
Tahunanui
Community
Centre
Contact:
Karina for information or bookings
Phone: 03 548 6036 Please ring for
an enrolment pack to be sent to
you. The Centre will be shut from 18
December. Please leave a message
on the answerphone.
Registration Address: 61 Muritai
Street, Tahunanui
Time:
Morning session 8.30am -12.30pm
Afternoon session 12.30pm – 4.00pm
Age: 5-11years
Cost: Morning $16, Afternoon $15
Venue: The Muritai Centre at
Tahunanui School, 69 Muritai Street,
Tahunanui
Monday 18 January – Friday 29
January
An exciting, active holiday
programme including sports with
Lee Corlett, lots of craft activities,
drama workshop with Jasmine
Turner, water fun day and beach
excursion.
Truthfinders
Nelson
Contact:
Debbie Watters
Phone: 03 528 8975
Time: 9.00am – 3.30pm
Age: 5-12 years
Cost: $26
Location: Truthfinders, 233
Rutherford St, Nelson
Everyday bring togs & towel,
sunscreen, lunch and drinkbottle
WINS Approved
Monday 18 January
Picnic Fun & Games @ Riwaka
Resurgence
Tuesday 19 January
Country School Pool
Sausage Sizzle @ Kaiteriteri
Thursday 21 January
Games/Sporting workshop
and off to Steven’s Bay
Friday 22 January
Rabbit Island Beach Day
Monday 25 January
Beach Day @ Kaiteriteri
Tuesday 26 January
Water-Fun Day
Split Apple Rock Walk/Beach
Thursday 28 January
Tea Pot Valley Waterslide
and Pool
Friday 29 January
Chillin’-out before school
starts up @ Mot Beach
Salt-Water Pools, Sand, Crabs & a
Sausage Sizzle
NELSON
PowerZone
- After School Care
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NELSON
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The New Hub
Contact:
The New Hub, 23 New St, Nelson
Phone: 03 545 9147
www.nelsonhub.org
Time: Monday - Friday Noon–
6.00pm, Saturday Noon–5.00pm
Age: 11-18 years
Super Summer Fun
Nelson’s Biggest Youth Recreation
Centre. Daily activities: art, Bball,
soccer, workshops, dance, climbing
wall, skate ramp, table tennis, pool
tables, café, internet, playstation,
music and our Off the Edge Free
New Year’s Eve Party,
YMCA NELSON
Contact:
Lisa Gray for full enrolment details
Phone: 03 545 6636 or 027 237 9078
Time: 8.00am – 6.00pm weekdays
Age: 5-13 years
Location: YMCA 156 Toi Toi Street,
Nelson
CYF approved/WINZ Subsidy applies
YMCA offers full time care
over school holiday periods
We are open 21 to 23 December and
all of January. We offer morning and
afternoon activities each day – this
holidays we have heaps of summer
fun planned: Lots of swimming,
Bridge Valley visit, bouncy boxing,
games, Natureland, hydrosliding,
cooking, drama, craft, and much
more.
CENTRAL
Venue: Nelson Baptist Church - 193
Bridge Street (at rear of church).
VICTORY
Venue: Victory School - Totara Street
entrance
BRIGHTWATER
Venue: Brightwater School Hall, 106
Ellis St, Brightwater
Legend Kids
“Be courageous. Be the best you can
... Be legendary”
Contact:
Dulkara Martig or Matt Jackett
Programme Coordinators
Phone: 03 548 3099 ext 717 or 027
335 6904 (texts also welcome)
Location: Nelson College old gym
(Franklyn Street)
www.legendkids.co.nz
Currently undergoing OSCAR
approval.
Please contact us for an information
pack with more specific details.
Kia Ora and welcome to Legend
Kids. We opened at the start of
Term 4 2009 and are excited about
bringing you our very first Christmas
and Summer Holiday Programme.
Our programmes have a strong sport
and outdoor recreation focus. We
have planned a variety of activities
including high ropes challenges
at Whenua-iti Outdoor Pursuits
Centre, a water safety course, rock
climbing, rocket making, mosaicing,
cooking, visiting the hydroslide and
a Treasure Island team challenge.
Wednesday 16 December to
Time: 8.30am to 12:30pm (morning),
to 3.00pm (half day) or to 6.00pm
(full day)
Age: 5-13 years
Cost: $20 morning, $30 half day or
$35 full day
Our Christmas Programme kicks
off with an extended after-school
programme with a school pick-up,
end of year BBQ and pool party.
Time: 8.30am to 3.00pm or to
6.00pm (full day)
Age: 5-13 years
We have just completed sports
degrees and have a team of
energetic staff who are enthusiastic
about getting children involved in all
kinds of activities. Visit our website
to find out more about Legend Kids.
Bridge Valley
Adventure
Centre
Island Paradise
- Destination: Hawaii!!
Day Adventures
Time: 9.00am – 5.00pm (pick up and
drop off times vary)
Costs: 5 Day Special $135 or $30 per
day. OSCAR Approved
January
Age: 11-13 years
January
Age: 8-10 years
For full details including activities
see www.bridgevalley.co.nz. Costs
include pick up and drop off, lunch,
snacks, activities and supervision so
come and join the Hawaiian action,
aimed to challenge you physically,
mentally spiritually and socially.
Week Camps
Time: registration opens at Noon
Costs: starting @ $145
OSCAR Approved
January
Age: 11-13 years
January
Age: 8-10 years
Come for a full week of outdoor
activities and Hawaiian summer
action. Cost includes all activities,
food and 24hr care in a positive
environment where children are
challenged physically, mentally,
spiritually and socially. Full details
8 January
Extreme Camp
Whakatu Riding
for Disabled
Contact:
Co-ordinator/Head Coach, Pam or
Shelly
Phone: 03 546 6366
Age: All
Location: Whakatu RDA, The Brook,
Nelson
Cash or chq on the day
Not Oscar Approved
Monday 18 January
One Day Pony Care
Programme
Time: 9.30am – 2.00pm
Cost: $50
Tuesday 19 January
Pony rides
Age: 10-14 years
Cost: $250
For those who want to go to the
next level, this camp includes
possum shooting, wake boarding
and X-treme off site activities.
LIMITED SPACES!
Full details and registration form
www.bridgevalley.co.nz
All ages, $10 - $15 pp
Time: Between 9.45am and 3.00pm
Contact to arrange time to suit.
Support Works
Monday 25 January
Support Works helps people with
disabilities by:
* Assessing and Identifying their
needs
* Looking at available supports
* Arranging the appropriate support
If you think Support Works could
help please contact them on
Phone: 0800 244 300
www.nmdhb.govt.nz/supportworks.aspx
Support Works is funded by the
Ministry of Health and Nelson
Marlborough District Health Board.
Te Ora Ake
Contact:
Kerri Bowman
Phone: 03 548 65 72 or 027 721 8810
Website: www.teoraake.org.nz
Time: 8.30am - 5.30pm
Age: Junior 5-8 years
Senior 9-13 years
Cost: $3.65 p/h ($155.10 p/w) - cost
may be fully subsidised
Venue: 75 Pascoe Street, Tahunanui
OSCAR Certified and CYFS Approved
Tuesday 5 January to Friday 29
January
Our mission is to reach community
with our programmes. We will
provide a safe and healthy
environment whilst encouraging
positive self-esteem for all those
involved, strengthening Whanau/
Family and empowering our future
generations along the way.
January
2 Day Pony Care
Time: 9.30am – 2.00pm both days
$100 pp. Bring own lunch.
One Day Pony Care
Programme
Time: 9.30am – 2.00pm
Cost: $50
Tuesday 26 January
Pony rides
All ages, $10 - $15 pp
Time: between 9.45am and 3.00pm
Contact to arrange time to suit.
January
2 Day Pony Care Sleepover/
Camp
Time: 1.00pm Wednesday overnight
to 12:30pm Thursday
Cost: $150 pp. This includes 3x rides,
BBQ tea and breakfast.
Nelson
Provincial
Museum
Art programmes are being
held to coincide with the
Sound Amazing exhibition.
When: Wed-Thu 13-14 January,
20-21 January 2010, 9.30 am to
11.00 am, for children aged from 3-6.
Cost: $5
If there are enough children
interested from year 1-3 we could
run a separate programme for them.
Phone the museum on 03 548-9588
to book a place.
WE’LL SEE YOU THERE!
how to Make Stuff
Booooo Yahhhhhh
Who wants to have a go at creating the longest, slippiest, slidiest slidy thing you have ever thrown
yourself down? I see some hands up so here we go, hold tight, it’s gonna be wet and wild!
First - you need something to slide on.
There are a few things you can use. Try 4 or 5 black bin
bags all taped end on end to make a big black rectangle.
Another option is to get some old vinyl/lyno (have a look
in your dads garage or down at the tip). Last choice is at
the garden centre - they sometimes sell plastic sheets off
a big roll so you can get it as long as you like.
Second - get some soap.
Hand soap, dish washing soap, hair shampoo whatever. It
just needs to be slippy. The best bet is some really cheap
own brand dish washing liquid in a squeezy bottle.
Third - stretch the plastic/vinyl/lyno out
on the ground nice and flat. Grass is best. If you have
some old tent pegs then use these to pin down the
corners (be sure to push them right into the ground).
Fourth - squirt your soap over the plastic/
vinyl/lyno then add some water (from a hose pipe or
bucket). The more water the better so don’t be shy
with the H2O
Fifth - make like Evil Knievel and take a
massive run up to your slide. When you get there throw
yourself at it head or feet first and get ready to slide at
lightning speed down your supper slippery creation.
Warning - these things slide sooo fast that you are
likely to fly off the other end at about the same speed as
a speeding bullet. Make sure there is something nice and
soft for you to land on!
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Lilyanne Perez Awesome
Atawhai eyebright trip
Masked parade
Moutere kids Alex O’Hara-Smith,
Sky Barnes, Jack MacNeil, Cody Forward
Masked parade
Jared Clarke Awesome
Atawhai eyebright trip
Sky Barnes and
Emily Bryan
moutere sumo
Masked parade
Maddie Kinzett, Bailey and Luke Whitnall, Tane Kinzett,
Hamner hot springs
Rock Solid brightwater primary school arts festival
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DID YOU
KNOW?
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got 800,000 fan letters in 1933 – an average of
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The largest jigsaw puzzle measured
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Skaterboarder Danny Wainwright (UK)
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The most basketballs dribbled
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Sgt Paul Dean (UK) of the Royal Marines did
116 push-ups in one minute at a training base
in Devon in July 2000.
Bring this advert along for
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Rajkumar Chakraborty (India) stayed in a
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Village Cycles Spring Colouring Competition
WIN!!
A Uni-Cycle
Take your entry to Jim at Village Cycles or send it to:
Boredom Busters Colouring Competition, PO Box 3352, Richmond.
Closing date for entries is 15 January 2010. Get creative and get busy.
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