Two innovative business products which featured in the November 2 issue of Cambridge News have scored awards at the recent Young Enterprise Scheme Regional Awards. Bianca Rayner, a member of St Peter’s business team Get…
Two innovative business products which featured in the November 2 issue of Cambridge News have scored awards at the recent Young Enterprise Scheme Regional Awards. Bianca Rayner, a member of St Peter’s business team Get…
Blackadder Goes Forth is now playing at the Gaslight Theatre, Claire Robson went along to check it out. A massive Blackadder fan, I was excited to go and check out this show and I was…
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Local student Miranda McArthur won six categories at the New Zealand Open Dance Championships held at Claudelands recently. As a result, the St Peter’s School student was selected to attend the Australian Dance Sports Championships…
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Has been fantastic, the displays are awesome. Came up for national model competition and this was a bonus.
I think it’s a great event, I’ll bring the rest of the family next year.
There’s great stuff for the kids…it’s really nice and this is a great setting.
Julie and her family brought their tank over, which was offering free rides for kids. It’s come along really well.
All the boys in the family were free so we thought we’d come along, really enjoying it.
A collector, Shawn goes to a lot of these, however he said the displays this year were amazing, and he enjoys the vehicles on show.