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Towards the end of Term 3 there was a certain sense of déjà vu as we found ourselves in a familiar place to last year, having postponed the infamous Essential Workers Quiz Night and now the inaugural Ultimate Hoedown.

Before we look ahead at what is to come, we fondly remember the success of events held to date.

Breakfast with the Boys again showed its popularity, with a record 250 parents and boys in attendance. Guests were treated to an inspiring presentation from current Black Cap and Canterbury Cricketer Todd Astle whilst enjoying a delicious breakfast created by Moveable Feasts and the Medbury Kitchen Staff and served by the Boarders.

Following that came ‘Find Your Own Game’ where an intimate group of Medbury parents were privileged to listen to wellbeing presenter Jessie Kendall at the stunning Christchurch Club. Jessie delivered a moving recount of her personal story and how she now helps people overcome personal challenges, enabling them to live their best life. Despite what is for now a brief hiatus in events, the Medbury Parents’ Association has been full of activity as we look forward to Term 4 activities, fundraising initiatives as well as funding decisions.

Boys are well and truly underway with the creation of their artwork for this year’s art cards. Look out for order forms early in Term 4 to secure a memento of your son’s creativity. We also eagerly anticipate supporting the School Athletics Day, subject to Alert Level conditions, with a ‘beefed up’ sausage sizzle.

The Association is excited to announce the purchase and installation of four Airtime Hoop Basketball Systems to replace the current backboards in the quad. These will be installed over the summer break and will enhance the play opportunities for many boys. Numerous other exciting projects are set to be announced in Term 4…watch this space!

Thank you as always for your support.

The Medbury Parents’ Association

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