A group of uniformed schoolboys and men in front of the Christchurch Boys High School Worcester Street entrance in the central city.
Barbara Chapman, one of the organisers of Orientation Week, completes a display at the University of Canterbury.
Graffiti on a wall in front of the University of Canterbury registry building.
University of Canterbury students, C.E. Lim, K.K. Yeo, Stephen Tan and James Tan, play mahjong.
Branston Intermediate School students, (from left) Frank Stace, Karl Lineton, and Colin Weavers in their school hall attempting to beat the record for the longest recorded hop scotch marathon.
Close-up of "The press express", a train and carriages made from waste newspapers, exhibited by students from Cobham Intermediate School. The trains forms part of the "Wonderful Waste" exhibition at...
Maureen Haynes (with hands raised) and volunteers from Christchurch Boys High School packing donations for victims of Cyclone Ofa in a Sydenham warehouse.
Chisnallwood Intermediate pupils, John Cannard (left), Maria Franklin (seated) and Natasha McQuoid dressed as rubbish to promote a World Vision 40 Hour Famine they are involved in with their teacher...
Banks Avenue Primary School pupils spelling out the word "hope" with coins on their school playground for Operation Hope, a fundraiser for Ethiopians. Pictured, from left, Perry Lorier, Steven Magrath...
Woolston Primary School students handing the president of the North Canterbury Red Cross centre a cheque for aid relief for Tonga.
Students from Casebrook Intermediate School dressed as book characters. From left, standing, are Keri Palmer (Worzel Gummidge) and Craig Buchanan (Robinson Crusoe). Front from left, Natasha O'Dea...
Inspector Tom Lynch (left), police community liaison officer, in the playground at Christchurch South Intermediate School teaching a self defence class to a group of students.
A group of first and second form pupils from Russley School going down the hydroslide together at Sockburn Park swimming pool. Pupils from top, Lincoln Chung, Nicholas Clarke, Stephen Rose, Melissa...
Mr Joseph Mercurio and his wife Carolyn in their home. Mr Mercurio has just completed a PhD thesis on New Zealand educational policies where he conducted field work at Christchurch Boys' High School.
Firefighter, S. McNair, helps Nichola Phillips use a firehose at a demonstation at Isleworth Primary School in Bishopdale for Fire Prevention Week.
Portraits of Susan Roberts, a student at Papanui High School as well as being the youngest and newest member of the Canterbury women's cricket team.
Views of David Sellars, a 17 year old graduate of Christ's College who is due to travel to the New Hebrides to teach at a local school.
Pupil at Phillipstown School, Wayne Wood, wearing a Santa Claus costume created by his mum for the school fancy-dress party.
Film crew from Wainoni Primary School with award as winners of the Spot-On video competition. From left, Shane Magee, Sara Tamati, Richard Samaeli, Fred Williams, Bich Trieu, Matthias Luafutu, Susan...
Director of "The Mark of the Taniwha" Susan Butters (right with camera) with the cast and crew. All are students at Wainoni School who won the "Spot On" video contest for two consecutive years.
Students, Terry Williamson and Chris O'Reilly in their "Sloth Mobile".
Two physical education students during the summer holidays relaxing by the Centennial Swimming Pool on Armagh Street. Pictured are, from left, Jackie Fisher and Suzanne Smythe.
Director of "The Mark of the Taniwha" Susan Butters (left) with star performer Carra Smith who is holding a model. Both are students at Wainoni School who won the "Spot On" video contest for two...