Stories

Their theme this year is  “Whiria te tangata – weaving the people together”. All the stories on these pages really show just how much the Year 13 SIC volunteers weave our community together - we are very proud of you all!

So the 1000th SIC form has been filled in for the year and we're making a cake to celebrate ... could it be yours? All will be revealed tomorrow (June 18th) ... and of course, even for the non-cake-winners, it is fabulous that there have been more than 1000 SIC forms...

Listen to Holly Sienna Jackson, age five and a half, share her thoughts about the time she's spending with Year 13 student Nicole Pittaway, who has been visiting Wanaka Primary School as a volunteer.

Julie, Amanda (manager) and Bronson (SIC volunteer) in the Sally Army Store If it's Friday then you'll find Bronson Toghill volunteering after school at the Salvation Army Family Store. He is "FANTASTIC" says manager Amanda Hodge. We think so too.

to Jasmine Murray for making all the difference at the Wanaka Swim Meet last weekend - they said you were FANTASTIC. Keeping all the ducks in a row...

Last night the Cavalcade committee held their thank you evening for all people involved in volunteering for them.Since we had a small contingent of SIC students go along to help outlaw e were invited to go and accept a cheque and their thanks. However, it was decided...

This is a great initiative introduced to us today by Madi Gainsford and Ruth Bennie, representing SADD (Students Against Dangerous Driving) - next week, between 27th and 31st May, can you go phone free for an accumulated 48 hours? More info on the official SADD...

Devlin Lynden and Flynn Rosie volunteered as two of the 'Yamster' crew that made it possible to put on this music summit. YAMI = Youth and Adults in the Music Industry. It is a chance for people of all ages to work with and learn from musicians like Tiki Taane,...