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You are invited to a screening of the Documentary 'Our kids Online, Porn, Predators and How to Keep them Safe', by Rob and Zareen Cope on Thursday 4 March from 7pm - 8.30pm in the Marsden School Auditorium. Please see the invitation below (it is for Marsden parents AND interested members… View moreYou are invited to a screening of the Documentary 'Our kids Online, Porn, Predators and How to Keep them Safe', by Rob and Zareen Cope on Thursday 4 March from 7pm - 8.30pm in the Marsden School Auditorium. Please see the invitation below (it is for Marsden parents AND interested members of the public) and RSVP with you name and number attending to RSVP@marsden.school.nz
We recent featured a photo sent to us from Robina Davies who was trying to identify those in the picture from her mother's collection.
Her mother was Olive Whitelaw, who played cricket for Wellington Technical College Old Girls. She suspected it might be from before 1939.
Journalist and … View moreWe recent featured a photo sent to us from Robina Davies who was trying to identify those in the picture from her mother's collection.
Her mother was Olive Whitelaw, who played cricket for Wellington Technical College Old Girls. She suspected it might be from before 1939.
Journalist and sports historian Ron Palenski has come up with a name for us.
"I'm pretty sure the pic is of Violet Aline Caton and Stuart Dick on their wedding day at All Saints', Kilbirnie, on Feb 26 1944.
The big clue was women in the uniform of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps presenting a bouquet of vegetables; another clue was that it was most likely a newspaper photo because of the quality.
Stuart Dick is wearing an RSA badge in the photo. He was a sergeant in the 25th Battalion."
He even attached a picture of the gravestone.
This could be a toughie but for a hint, it is one of Wellington's most well known buildings.
Kia ora Wellington neighbours
We are a small team of professional, reliable and dedicated painters. We deliver excellent service and quality craftsmanship, from quick clean up jobs to detail orientated high end projects, single rooms to whole residential properties. We also offer rental repaints of… View moreKia ora Wellington neighbours
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For more information kindly visit our website:
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We are booking projects from the 8th March 2021
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The weather is looking perfect for Wings 2021 this weekend and we can't wait!
Don't miss out on an action packed weekend and tonnes of fun.
The air display programme is here now www.wings.org.nz......
Get your tickets there also.
DON'T DELAY
Gate sales will only be available if there… View moreThe weather is looking perfect for Wings 2021 this weekend and we can't wait!
Don't miss out on an action packed weekend and tonnes of fun.
The air display programme is here now www.wings.org.nz......
Get your tickets there also.
DON'T DELAY
Gate sales will only be available if there is capacity. Gate sale tickets will be an additional $5 per ticket.
This weekend (Feb 26-28th) sees this spectacular air show return to Hood Aerodrome in Masterton. See your Dompost today for useful info on what's on, when and how to get to the show with ease. This much loved show has an incredible line up of aircraft plus family fun on the ground all weekend.… View moreThis weekend (Feb 26-28th) sees this spectacular air show return to Hood Aerodrome in Masterton. See your Dompost today for useful info on what's on, when and how to get to the show with ease. This much loved show has an incredible line up of aircraft plus family fun on the ground all weekend. DON'T WAIT TO BUY YOUR TICKET - secure yours today at www.wings.org.nz....
We are desperately searching for our precious two kiwi soft toy friends that were lost in the carpark of Ataturk Memorial Park, Strathmore Park, Wellington, between 3 and 4pm on Saturday 20 February 2021.
They were wearing white and yellow Japanese fortune charms as in the photo (left) and … View moreWe are desperately searching for our precious two kiwi soft toy friends that were lost in the carpark of Ataturk Memorial Park, Strathmore Park, Wellington, between 3 and 4pm on Saturday 20 February 2021.
They were wearing white and yellow Japanese fortune charms as in the photo (left) and were in a blue drawstring bag (right top). There is also a small tag “NativeZ Made in New Zealand” (right bottom) attached to them.
They have been with us for over 15 years since our first visit to NZ and have shared all the memories of our life in Aotearoa.
Any information to Yusuke (021456580) or Nanase (021456510) would be much appreciated.
Now that we are back at Level 1, we are ready to receive any donations for the Marsden Gala again, gently loved toys, designer clothing, general clothing, books, deli (no white elephant or electronics this year!)! Check out the drop off details below. Note, the event will only be run in Alert … View moreNow that we are back at Level 1, we are ready to receive any donations for the Marsden Gala again, gently loved toys, designer clothing, general clothing, books, deli (no white elephant or electronics this year!)! Check out the drop off details below. Note, the event will only be run in Alert Level 1 or lower.
Why does mould appear in the first place?
Mould grows in damp areas where there is a food source such as dust, dirt or organic material. That’s why single glazed or drafty windows, where condensation and dust are common, are often a problem area.
What are some tips for preventing mould … View moreWhy does mould appear in the first place?
Mould grows in damp areas where there is a food source such as dust, dirt or organic material. That’s why single glazed or drafty windows, where condensation and dust are common, are often a problem area.
What are some tips for preventing mould growth?
Clean soft furnishings regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This usually involves a regular light vacuum, with less frequent dry cleaning or laundering. Regularly clean windows and wipe down window surrounds and venetian blinds or shutters with a mild detergent in warm water.
Does the material of the curtains affect how much mould will grow?
Yes, consider selecting window coverings manufactured from man-made materials, particularly in damp areas such as the bathroom, kitchen and on south-facing windows. It’s best to use a wipe-able, water-resistant blind or shutter in wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Even man-made fabrics don’t cope well in those environments.
How do I remove the mould?
Once mould develops it’s best to nip it in the bud as early as possible with a thorough clean. Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Check out Marsden Preschool for your daughter or son. Warm and welcoming, use your ECE hours, based on the green and spacious Marsden campus. A few places available this term and next. You are warmly invited to come and visit us and talk to our Head of Preschool Helen McConnell about your child.
Last week Preschool have been talking about the Māori gods, Ranginui, Papātuanuku and Tane God of the forests, learning about his journey to get the 3 baskets or kete of knowledge. Inspired by Tane's story, Preschoolers have each decorated their own kete of knowledge. During their time at … View moreLast week Preschool have been talking about the Māori gods, Ranginui, Papātuanuku and Tane God of the forests, learning about his journey to get the 3 baskets or kete of knowledge. Inspired by Tane's story, Preschoolers have each decorated their own kete of knowledge. During their time at Marsden Preschool we will add objects to the kete that reflect our children's learnings so they can take this knowledge with them when they turn 5 and transition to Primary School. We also continued celebrating Chinese New Year, saying farewell to the Year of the Rat and welcoming the Year of the Ox.
Jade Otway's great season of tennis, just got greater! Tennis NZ have selected her as the 2020 Junior Female Player of the Year. Congratulations Jade, and well done on all the hard work to win this national award. #MarsdenInspiringGirls
The Dragon Boat Fun Day really lived up to its name on Saturday as our Marsden teams paddled their hearts out on our beautiful Wellington harbour. Thanks to all the supporters who spurred them on! #MarsdenInspiringGirls
We are so proud of Olivia Boulieris (Marsden Graduate 2020) whose Level 3 Photography portfolio was selected for the Top Art Exhibition, now showing at Massey University. This selection of the best art folios from across the country will shortly tour New Zealand. Massey's Professor Anne Noble … View moreWe are so proud of Olivia Boulieris (Marsden Graduate 2020) whose Level 3 Photography portfolio was selected for the Top Art Exhibition, now showing at Massey University. This selection of the best art folios from across the country will shortly tour New Zealand. Massey's Professor Anne Noble praised Olivia's portfolio as one of the most creative and imaginative in the exhibition - such wonderful feedback from a renowned photographer whose work Olivia had studied in school!
Dogs, chickens, roosters, geese, sheep, ducks, goats, pigs and a peacock (overnight) have passed through the doors of the Moa Point Dog Shelter – and it’s now getting a well-earned facelift.
The dog shelter, which has been on site for 53 years, is getting an upgrade to its facilities and … View moreDogs, chickens, roosters, geese, sheep, ducks, goats, pigs and a peacock (overnight) have passed through the doors of the Moa Point Dog Shelter – and it’s now getting a well-earned facelift.
The dog shelter, which has been on site for 53 years, is getting an upgrade to its facilities and security systems, including new cages, self-contained kennels, a plumbing refurbishment, and improved security cameras installed.
The upgrades are estimated to cost $120K and be completed by the end of February.
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