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Mum of 9-year-old boy who took his own life: 'Why couldn't I have saved him?' - Vimarsana News

Mum of 9-year-old boy who took his own life: 'Why couldn't I have saved him?'

WARNING: This story deals with suicide. Please see below for help and crisis information. Sage Matutaera Ross was a beautiful, bright 9-year-old with his...

Mum of 9-year-old boy who took his own life: 'Why couldn't I have saved him?' - Vimarsana News

Mum of 9-year-old boy who took his own life: 'Why couldn't I have saved him?'

WARNING: This story deals with suicide. Please see below for help and crisis information.  Sage Matutaera Ross was a beautiful, bright 9-year-old with his

Oceanview Heights School's $1.6m building development - Vimarsana News

Oceanview Heights School's $1.6m building development

A $1.6million redevelopment of Oceanview Heights School is almost complete, which will enable it to expand.

Timaru school teaching pupils to be more independent at zebra crossings - Vimarsana News

Timaru school teaching pupils to be more independent at zebra crossings

“Also, if we’re teaching the children from a young age the rules as drivers, they will know when they're older.” Guthrie said the school is taking part in Project Zebra – a community initiative aimed at educating children and motorists about the rules around pedestrian crossings – this week to help expand its own road safety campaign. Project mascot Zephyr the Zebra has been helping pupils over the Grants Rd pedestrian crossing while they carry signs which read ‘earn your stripes’ or 'cross at the zebra’ as part of the high-visibility safe crossing initiative. Bejon Haswell...

New arrivals welcomed to South Canterbury schools - Vimarsana News

New arrivals welcomed to South Canterbury schools

“For the new students, it’s an opportunity to sit in the shade on the first day, and make new friends.” Zonnevylle said the numbers were slightly up on previous years, while the school’s roll was sitting at 490 pupils. JOHN BISSET/Stuff Enjoying their first day at Bluestone School are 5 year olds Carter Welch and William Jackson. “It’s probably one of the biggest batches of new arrivals we have had in quite some time.'’ Zonnevylle said teachers were always looking forward to a new year with new classes, and she advised parents to take the time to hear about the pupils’ fir...