Christchurch United is pleased to advise all its members that following a special meeting on Monday 22 August 2016 the club has approved a plan to partner with the Christchurch Football Centre and the Christchurch Football Academy. Christchurch United was established in 1970 and over 30 years the club became one of the most successful football clubs in New Zealand, winning 6 National League Titles and 6 Chatham Cup Finals. The club won the League & Cup double in 1975 and 1991. In recent years... Read more

We offer a great range of circus classes for all ages and all levels! Read more

I love having children's birthday parties. Having four daughters we had a lot of parties and they were all so much fun. I have a space in my photography studio to have children's parties. All party prices will include decorations, dress ups and a disco to let their hair down and dance. Or I can come to you. I do all kinds of photography, just ask. Add ons are:- Food (you can provide your own) Special Dress Ups Cake (you can provide your own) Photography Read more

Sewing lessons for kids and adults. Teaching fundamental sewing skills in a friendly environment with an experienced seamstress with all sewing machines provided. Class times are during school hours and evenings and Saturday for adults and after school and Saturday mornings for kids. There is a sewing group that runs once a week for people who can sew with confidence. Creative workshops at the Creative Edge Studio gives you the opportunity to learn something different. One-off workshops are... Read more

Play is the Way! Toy Libraries operate throughout NZ for families to borrow toys, games, puzzles and other learning activities. Run by volunteers for the benefit of children in the community. 5 good reasons to join - 1. access to quality toys for minimal charge 2. age appropriate toys always available 3. Opportunity to meet other families in the community and network 4. Hiring is a good environmental option; reducing landfill waste from unwanted/broken toys 5. Volunteers on hand to help;... Read more

Through group music making, and playful games that children love, students develop musical skill, understanding and literacy. This sequential approach develops children's musicianship and confidence. These skills will transfer to any instrument. Kodly students become strong readers, excellent singers, with well developed aural, coordination and memory skills and a lifelong passion for music. Fridays: 3.45pm - 4.15pm: Kea (approx 5 - 6 years old) 4.20pm - 4:50pm: Kotare (approx 7 - 9 years... Read more