GENEROSITY OF SPIRIT Head of Community and Global Connections • Tania Morgan gives an overview of the generosity of spirit that our Rangi community showed in the past year. As in previous years, we continued to have special relationships with a number of organisations • such as Ronald McDonald House, City Mission, YMCA, Cholmondeley Childrens’ Home, World Vision, Christchurch City Council, Christchurch Hospital and Nurse Maude Hospital. In addition, we supported many worthy local charities including KidsCan, Aviva, St John, The Cancer Society, Pillars and the SPCA. The highlights of 2019 include: 32 students volunteered on March
the largest contingent of volunteers
3rd to help at Children’s Day which
of all schools in Christchurch that
was held in the Red Zone, New
help on Children’s Day. Feedback
Brighton. This continues to be a
from Marge Carran, the Children’s
popular event with our students
Day coordinator, was very positive
who really enjoy helping families to
and the students were a great credit
have a fun day. We continue to send
to our school.
10 Rangi Girls present cheque to St John.
As in previous years, a large number of Years 12 and 13 students also helped out at the YMCA holiday camps during term breaks.
