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I have a large mini who stands at about 38 inches. I was recently given a small shetland cross that stands at 42 inches. Will eventually they be able to work as a team, or is their height difference too great.
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I have a large mini who stands at about 38 inches. I was recently given a small shetland cross that stands at 42 inches. Will eventually they be able to work as a team, or is their height difference too great.
I would have to say it depends on how they move. Do they have a similar stride length? They need to be able to work together to make a good pair. You dont want them "fighting" all the time, always having to hold one back and push one on, which is very difficult to do in a pair (ask me how I know ;))
My ponies are about an inch different but they have the same movment, stride length etc so they make a great pair - though it was hard getting them there (one always worked single so it took him while to "relax" and let the other guy help out).
Saying that, 4 inches is a huge difference and I would think that they would move quite differently than each other...I personally wouldnt want more than 2 maybe 3 inch difference in my ponies but I'm sure others will have some good (if not better) advice than me :)
Drive them as a tandem. Put the larger pony as the wheel.
4" in large horses tends to be iffy at best; in ponies, and especially minis and small ponies, it is a HUGE difference. So my answer would be no, not even if their strides matched because the bigger would "out-step" the smaller.
I agree with gothedistance. A tandem would be a great idea. There is a mini team around us that has a large difference in size and they drive as a tandem and look great!
I will agree with everyone, that the ponies have to cover the same amount of ground on each stride. We usually walked them ground driving, loose lines, beside each other to try out "matching strides" when we first started doing Pairs. With the original member, any new animal had to match her, and it was NOT easy. We looked at over 40 animals, gave up on color matching! They couldn't keep up with her relaxed walk, let alone her "marching" walk. Never did get to trot. We gave up hunting. Then husband just stumbled across a match at a barn he was working in. Didn't even see it go, she was lame with a cut leg, which was the only reason she was for sale. They didn't want to mess with bandaging her, wound was 3 days old, uncared for. He bought her anyway, right size and color, then we fixed up her leg, got her going. She matched the original horse in gaits about 99%, but if pushed hard, the original horse could leave her in a ridden walking race. Funny enough, the new horse matched well in color but only had 2 stockings instead of four, both had wide blaze faces. Just "one of those things" where we got lucky. There couldn't have been another horse in the State that would have matched the original as well in stride and color, except her dam who was NOT for sale. And the old dam was EVEN FASTER, bigger strided.
Husband has developed a better eye now, can tell if a horse strides well enough to match our present horses to be a candidate for our Team of four. They do take a bit to learn to work together smoothly. But being close to stride sizes to start with, it doesn't take much for them to look well together. They are horses, not ponies though.


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There was a slight odor in the restaurant when we arrived - maybe a dirty mop was used to clean the floor? After a while, we didn't notice it, but that's one of those things a restaurant manager and staff should be aware of.
Unlike most steak places in the area, peanuts do not cover the floor. Longhorn Steakhouse is,...
I was advised by some locals that having dinner at this restaurant would have been a safe choice. Not the most charming place on Earth, I was told, but what you will find in there is good food and friendly service for a reasonable price. After visiting the LongHorn in Clarksville I couldn't agree more with the description above. Good...
Ate many of times at Longhorns and never had a bad experience. Their steaks in my opinion are only 2nd to Ruth's Chris. They have amazing warm bread with butter before the meal and your drink stays over half full. You have got to try the steakhouse Mac and Cheese. It is to kill for.
We were on a road trip and arrived in Clarksville hungry and tired on a rainy Saturday night. We drove around this area and my husband was in the mood for a steak. It was super crowded, being Saturday night, but we were welcomed nicely and found a seat at the bar. We enjoyed some very cold beer and peanuts...
My wife and I went to Longhorn Steakhouse last week. We really enjoyed our food, service was great. It was a little crowded, but that is to be expected since it was a Friday night. In all, it was a great experience for my wife and I.
You get a decent amount of food for the price. Service is usually good. The Flo's Filet is a good steak. If you want a good solid meal without anything fancy or exceptional, then this is the place for you. We usually go there once a month or so and it meets expectations every time.
good food good waitress good time. The staff came around and waited on you without looking for someone.
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It was definitely funny and you have good conventions you follow for animation. But I think this was overdone. Im not sure if there would have been any other way to do it xD.
I'm gonna send this to my mom!
Truly a work of art. Any flash that shows forest animals hanging themselves and Rick Astley being decapitated is a good one in my book. Just look out for animal right activists... I don't think they'd take too nicely to watching a Panda being set on fire.
Also, be careful of being too crude with the dick jokes - I only knocked off one star 'cos I think you went slightly over the top, but others just went completely mental when they saw it and accidentally clicked '0' or '1'.
Well, at least I hope they were retarded.
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Officials are treating a large Wellington scrub fire which forced the evacuation of dozens of people from their homes as suspicious.
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Incident controller Rachael Thorp said a fire investigator would be joined by detectives at the scene about 4.30pm this afternoon.
''It's being treated as suspicious, but we need to confirm that with the fire investigator.''
It is thought the blaze began near Landfill Rd, she said.
Residents were evacuated about 2am this morning after the fire began moving up a hill south of Brooklyn, covering 10 hectares on Landfill Rd, just off Happy Valley Rd in Owhiro Bay.
The flames, up to five metres high at times, threatened houses early this morning but firefighters were successful in diverting the blaze away from the area.
Fire crews were now working frantically to dampen hot spots before an expected southerly change between 2pm to 3pm this afternoon.
Winds were expected to build in strength to peak at an average speed around 35kmh this evening. Cloud was expected to increase this afternoon with drizzle developing tonight.
At the moment it was looking good, but there were some concerns, Thorp said.
''There's the odd hot spot where it gets into gorse and flares up.
''We're working really hard to get active fronts out so it doesn't jump the containment lines that we've got at the moment.''
Two helicopters with monsoon buckets were still dousing flames while another was transporting firefighters to different areas.
Fifty firefighters were at the scene, Thorp said.
Despite the fire, Happy Valley Rd and Owhiro Bay School were open.
A family of seven, including 22-month-old triplets, fled as a wall of flames approached their Wellington home.
"It was like armageddon," said Chris Sadler.
The family, including five children under five, were woken by shouts from neighbours at 2am this morning as the huge blaze took hold in Happy Valley.
"There was a lot of commotion, people sounding really terrified. We opened up the bi-fold doors and the whole hill was on fire," he said.
Wearing just shorts and shoes, Sadler, 35, began scooping up children.
His partner Bonnie Phillips, 37, also grabbed the dog and a hard-drive containing photos.
Sadler had just minutes to get Poppy, 4, 22-month-old triplets Jesse, Jade and Fern, baby Tilly, and the family dog to safety.
"When you've got more kids and hands it gets pretty awkward," Sadler said.
The family fled up a nearby hillside, and watched the flames draw nearer to their home.
When Wellington resident Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri was woken early this morning she saw "a ring of fire" around her home.
"It was massive," she said, describing the moment a neighbour banged on her door and told her to get out.
Carlile-Alkhouri evacuated with her husband, nine-year-old daughter, six-year-old son and the family cat.
"It looked like it was encroaching on the development - it was pretty scary.''
The family left behind three chickens, 20 doves and two rabbits which they had been worried about.
Resident Terri Shaw said it was a shock to be woken in the night to hear there was a fire.
"It was horrible, really distressing. You could hear the crackling of the fire and see all the smoke and sparks.''
Shaw praised the hard work of firefighters, and said residents were blessed that the damage was not worse.
Caroline Freer said it was a very scary, and she thought she was going to lose her house.
"Our neighbour rang us at 2am and told us the whole hill was on fire and we had to get out. Shortly after the police came to evacuate us.''
Earlier, Owhiro Bay resident Lance Shepherd said wind was not helping emergency services.
"Fire crews are dousing houses and surrounding bush as the prevailing northwesterly wind is driving the fire rapidly down the ridge in their direction."
Residents were told around 7.15am that they could return to their homes, an announcement met with applause by the crowd at a Civil Defence centre at Owhiro Bay School.
However, firefighters expected to battle the blaze for the next couple of days. Initially 20-50 houses were directly affected, with many evacuated.
Fire Service spokesman Brett Lockyer said about 10-15 households on Rarangi Way - about 30 residents - were evacuated in the night.
The fire was burning toward the houses, but firefighters were successful in diverting the blaze away from the area.
While homes were no longer in danger, the slow-burning fire was still going on two flanks, Lockyer said.
Rural service firefighters were on the ground trying to battle the fire, but there were some parts of scrub too dangerous for them to get anywhere near.
Firefighters have worked for two nights to contain a scrub fire near Tapora, north of Auckland.
The blaze has been held at 70 hectares after it was spread rapidly yesterday by strong easterly winds.
The Fire Service used heavy machinery and helicopters to isolate the blaze and stop its growth.
"The crews used tractors to create fire breaks in the north and helicopters held it in the south," said Fire Service spokesman Jaron Phillips.
Yesterday two helicopters and 13 rural fire trucks were working to stop the fire.
Two crews continued to work overnight and will be joined by further crews this morning.
The fire started at around 11pm Tuesday night
''The fire (was) burning in two metre-high gorse and pampas grass, scrub and trees. It grew from a 200m by 50m piece of land at a rate of 150m an hour,'' said Phillips.
There were no reported injuries and no homes were under threat.
''There are some baches north of the fire, but there is no risk to properties as of yet.''
The cause of the fire had not been determined.
Meanwhile, firefighters were still at the scene of a series of suspicious fires west of Hamilton this morning.
Northern fire communications spokesman Jaron Phillips confirmed there were four fires this morning on Old Mountain Rd.
Eight fire trucks fought the fires on Old Mountain Rd, Karamu, after the emergency call came in about 4.30am.
Phillips said the most severe blaze burned through two hectares of gorse and scrub.
It was now contained and firefighters continued to dampen down hotspots.
A fire investigator from Hamilton was at the scene.
Earlier, there were two separate vegetation fires near Kinloch, Lake Taupo, and another on Ruakiwi Rd, Waingaro.
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Dr. Melzer holds a diploma in Computer Science and Physics from Hagen University (Germany). After working as an airline pilot for fifteen years, he returned to school to undertake Japanese studies in 2002. He received a B.A. in Japanese from SOAS, University of London; an M.A. in Regional Studies—East Asia from Harvard University; and a Ph.D. in East Asian Studies from Princeton University. Exploring the transnational history of technology and science, his research focuses on foreign impact on the development of Japan's aviation industry. His article has been published in Contemporary Japan. During the 2014–15 academic year, Dr. Melzer plans to complete his book manuscript, tentatively titled "The History of Japanese Aviation in an International Context, 1910–1945."
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Yo•kutsˈyoʊ kʌts(n.)(pl.)-kuts.
a member of any of a group of American Indian peoples of the San Joaquin Valley and foothills of the Sierra Nevada.
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the speech of the Yokuts, usu. taken as a continuum of dialects constituting a single language.
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Mariposan, Yokuts(noun)
a Penutian language spoken by the Yokuts in the San Joaquin Valley
a member of the North American Indian people of the San Joaquin Valley
Yokuts Language
Yokutsan is an endangered language family spoken in the interior of Northern and Central California in and around the San Joaquin Valley by the Yokut people. The speakers of Yokutsan languages were severely affected by disease, missionaries, and the Gold Rush. While descendants of Yokutsan-family speakers currently number in the thousands, most of the constituent languages are now extinct. The Yawelmani dialect of Valley Yokuts has been a focus of much linguistic research.
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In Australia's first ever tour of Sri Lanka, the teams played a one-off test at Kandy. Australia won the toss and elected to bat on a flat wicket. Australia piled on the runs and declared at 514/4. Kepler Wessels and David Hookes scored big hundreds. Hookes' hundred came in just one session. Sri Lanka needed 314 to avoid the follow on and never looked like achieving it when their first three wickets fell with just nine runs on the board. A 96 run partnership between skipper Mendis (74) and Arjuna Ranatunga (90) helped Sri Lanka reach a respectable score. They were eventually bowled out for 271, with off-spinner Bruce Yardley capturing 5 wickets. Forced to bat again Sri Lanka needed 243 to avoid an innings defeat. But once again they capitulated to spin, with debutante Tom Hogan taking 5 wickets. The only major contribution was Sidath Wettimuny's 96 in their total of 205. Sri Lanka lost the test by an innings and 38 runs.
Captains: LRD Mendis (SL) and GS Chappell (Aus)
Australia 1 Sri Lanka 0
In the only test at Perth, Allan Border won the toss and elected to bat. The top order batsmen handled the inexperienced Sri Lankan attack with ease. Dean Jones scored a hundred. At 346/3, Australia was all set to post a mammoth total. The re-introduction of pace bowlers Kaushik Amalean and Joseph Ratnayeke ensured that Australia were restricted to 455. Sri Lanka came out to bat requiring 255 to avoid following on. They were bundled out for 194 with only Arjuna Ranatunga offering any resistance. Sri Lanka came out to bat again, needing 261 to avoid an innings defeat. The Sri Lankans couldn't stand up to pace bowlers Merv Hughes and Tony Doodemaide captured 9 wickets between them and bundled out the Sri Lankans for 153. The Lankans lost the match by an innings and 108 runs.
Captains: AR Border (Aus) and RS Madugalle (SL)
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In the first test of the two match series Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to field. Australia scored 367 thanks to a century by Tom Moody. For the Sri Lankans, Labrooy captured 5 wickets. Sri Lanka lost Mahanama early, but a stroke-filled innings of 167 by Aravinda de Silva helped Sri Lanka reach 418. Australia batted for the remaining one and a half days of the test. Mark Taylor made a fine 164 and the match was drawn. In the second test at Hobart Sri Lanka won the toss and put Australia in to bat. Rumesh Ratnayake's six wicket haul helped restrict Australia to 224. Before they knew it, Sri Lanka had lost three wickets with just 18 on the board. Aravinda de Silva and Roshan Mahanama rescued the Sri Lankan innings with a fourth wicket partnership of 128 runs. Thereafter the Sri Lankan innings collapsed with the last six wickets falling for just 28 runs. The Australian second innings began badly as well, Boon and Moody departing with 10 on the board. Centuries by Mark Taylor, Dean Jones and Steve Waugh, helped Australia to declare at 513. Unable to bat out little over five sessions, Sri Lanka lost the match by 173 runs despite half centuries from Aravinda de Silva, Joseph Ratnayeke, and Ashok de Silva. Once again, the Sri Lankans had gone down to the Aussies.
Captains: AR Border (Aus) and A Ranatunga (SL)
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The first test was played at the SSC ground in Colombo. Australia recovered from 124/7 to 256 with the help of Healy and the other tailenders. Sri Lanka scored a mammoth 547/8 declared mainly due to centuries by Gurusinha, Ranatunga and keeper Kaluwitharana, making his debut. Australia replied strongly making 471. Sri Lanka had to score 171 to win the test match, and they were well on the way at 132/3, when Warne and Matthews triggered off a collapse. With the last 7 wickets going down for 32 runs it was all over for Sri Lanka. It was Warne's first major performance in a test. Sri Lanka lost the test by 16 runs, Matthews was named Man of the Match award for his all round performance. The 2nd test was affected by rain and bad light. Australia was bowled out for 247. The Sri Lankans suffered yet another collapse when they went from 240/4 to 258/9. McDermott did most of the damage. Australia declared at 296/6, with Dean Jones scoring an unbeaten hundred. Sri Lanka had to make 286 in 54 overs to win and were not able to do so. The match ended in a draw. In the third and final test Australia were dismissed for 337 with Border scoring a century and the last five wickets putting on 279. Ramanayake claimed 5/82. Sri Lanka lost early wickets and declared at 274/9. Rain caused delays and the test meandered to a draw. Greg Matthews scored his fifth consecutive fifty. Allan Border was declared Man of the Match.
Captains: A Ranatunga (SL) and AR Border (Aus)
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Sri Lanka toured Australia to play a three test series. In the first test Sri Lanka were bowled out for 251 with McGrath claiming four wickets. An opening stand of 228 between Taylor and Slater ensured that Australia would set a massive total. Slater helped himself to 219 and M. Waugh scored 111. Australia declared at 617/5. Sri Lanka needed 366 to avoid an innings defeat. They fell 36 runs short despite a fighting century by Tillekaratne. In the second test Sri Lanka put Australia in to bat. The Australians piled on the runs and declared at 500/6. Off-spinner Muthiah Muralitharan was called for chucking by umpire Darrell Hair seven times. The Sri Lankans were bundled out for 233, with McGrath claiming 5/40 in 23.4 overs. Sri Lanka were forced to follow on. They scored 307 led by Gurusinha's 143. Australia reached their victory target of 41 runs easily.At the beginning of the thirt test veteran opener Boon announced that this test would be his last. Australia batted first and Steve Waugh was in immaculate form scoring 170. Sri Lanka dropped four catches and helped Australia amass 502/9 declared Sri Lanka was then dismissed for 317 with Reiffel and McGrath claiming five and four wickets respectively. Australia declared their second innings at 215/6, setting Sri Lanka a target of 401. Sanath Jayasuriya started off aggressively and Sri Lanka reached 50 in the ninth over. He scored 112. However yet another batting collapse ensued and enabled Australia to make a clean sweep of the series.
Captains: MA Taylor (Aus) and A Ranatunga (SL)
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The Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center presents its "An Evening in C Major" Annual Campaign Celebration from 5:30 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 20, at the Rockford Country Club. Admission is $35 per person.
Cocktails will be served at 5:30 p.m., and the program runs from 6:15 to 8 p.m. This year the celebration will focus on the past 50 years of nourishing "noteworthy" youth, as Mendelssohn honors the 50th anniversary of their Chandler Starr Miller Youth Scholarship Competition.
A group of past Chandler Starr Miller Scholarship Competition participants will perform throughout the evening. Mendelssohn will also welcome L.A. Frisbie Miller as a special guest. He is the great-grandson of Blanche Ellis Starr, the founder and longtime president of the original Mendelssohn Club. Frisbie is also the son of Chandler Starr Miller, the namesake of the Youth Scholarship Competition.
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Friday Forecaster: Writer, Director, Comedian Taika Waititi
This week's Friday Forecaster is writer, director, actor and comedian Taika Waititi. Taiki's new film "Boy" will be in select theaters today, March 2nd.
The year is 1984, and on the rural East Coast of New Zealand "Thriller" is changing kids' lives. Inspired by the Oscar nominated Two Cars, One Night, BOY is the hilarious and heartfelt coming-of-age tale about heroes, magic and Michael Jackson.
BOY is a dreamer who loves Michael Jackson. He lives with his brother ROCKY, a tribe of deserted cousins and his Nan. Boy's other hero, his father, ALAMEIN, is the subject of Boy's fantasies, and he imagines him as a deep sea diver, war hero and a close relation of Michael Jackson (he can even dance like him). In reality he's "in the can for robbery".
When Alamein returns home after 7 years away, Boy is forced to confront the man he thought he remembered, find his own potential and learn to get along without the hero he had been hoping for.
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Sometimes I marvel at how long we can struggle in a situation before we think to talk to God about it and listen for His voice. We complain about our problems; we grumble; we murmur; we tell our friends; and we talk about how we wish God would do something about it. We struggle with situations in our minds and in our emotions, while we often fail to take advantage of the simplest solution there is: prayer. But worse than that, we then make perhaps the most ridiculous statement known to man: "Well, I guess all I can do is pray." I am sure you have heard that before and maybe you have even said it. We all have. We are all guilty of treating prayer as a last-ditch effort and saying things like, "Well, nothing else is working, so maybe we should pray." Do you know what that tells me? It tells me that we really do not believe in the power of prayer as we should. We carry burdens we do not need to bear - and life is much harder than it has to be - because we do not realize how powerful prayer is. If we did, we would talk to God and listen to what He says about everything, not as a last resort, but as a first response.
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"Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints;"
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"O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee: my soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee in a dry and thirsty land, where no water is;"
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Thinking of Moving to Pakenham
Started by creepycookie , Jan 15 2013 07:22 PM
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:22 PM
Hubby and I are thinking of moving to the Pakenham (Vic) area. We are currently in the eastern suburbs but keen on the idea of having a nicer, new house, and need a bigger house now with another bub on the way. of course all this means moving further out of town, which we are slowly coming around to!
We have spent a bit of time looking around, but would like to get opinions on the local schools, and also kinder/ early learning? If anyone knows what they are like, if your kids go there what do you like/ dislike about them, which do you recommend and which should we stay away from?
I have a 1 year old and one on the way, but feel this is something worth looking into before we up and move. I'd like to have ds in both 3 and 4 year old kinder when the time comes, and we would be looking at comparing public and independent private schools in the area, absolutely no religious schools.
Appreciate your input, TIA!!
Posted 15 January 2013 - 08:08 PM
I lived in Pakenham for a number of years and am now in Nar Nar Goon which is about 6mins out of Pakenham. I teach at a small school about 15mins out of Pakenham and have done casual teaching in a few of the Pakenham schools so will tell you what I know of them.
I'll start with my experience of childcare. My DS goes to Ryan Rd Childcare in Pakenham and I absolutely love it. I couldnt speak more highly of the facilities and the staff. I have 5 friends who also send their children and they love it as much as I do. They have an indoor swimming pool there so your child gets a swimming lesson once a week included in the fees as well as a pony ride once a fortnight. They also do a music program. Definitely check it out. DS will be doing 4yo kinder there this year. I have no experience of other childcares in Pakenham so cant comment on others.
Most of the Pakenham schools have a fairly bad reputation unfortunately. I know alot of people who travel the extra distance and send them to one of the smaller schools just out of Pakenham. There are currently 3 public schools in Pakenham. One is Pakenham Hills which has a shocking reputation as a rough school. All the teachers I know who have worked there would never send their child there. Pakenham consolidated used to have a bad rep, but is getting better I believe. Heritage Springs is the newest and I have heard both good and bad things about it, and it is very large. All schools have good and bad points though and parents will tell you different things so it would be a case of looking at them and seeing what you think. There are a number of smaller public schools within 10-15mins of Pakenham which are all lovely and attract quite a few pakenham kids. By the time your children start school, there may be another public school open in Pakenham.
As for private schools, there is Beaconhills which has a great reputation. Fees are quite high. There are some lovely little catholic schools just outside pakenham too but you said you dont want religous schools.
Pakenham can have a bit of a rough reputation but Ive never had any problem with it. There are some lovely areas and another shopping centre has just opened up. Plenty of parks and a couple indoor play centres. And Fountain Gate Westfield is only a 15min drive away.
Best of luck with your search.
Posted 16 January 2013 - 03:34 PM
I dont think any of the private schools around Pakenham are independent (ie non-religious). Closer to Berwick and Officer you have St Margaret's (non denominational co-ed for ELC up to year 4 then girls only) in Berwick with Berwick Grammar (in Officer) being the boys equivalent from year 5. The fees are quite pricey for that one, and Hailebury in Berwick is even more expensive (co-ed in ELC and junior levels, then single sex classes but on the same campus) Pretty much everything else is either multi-denominational (Beaconhills is affiliated with three churches), Catholic, Lutheran, Muslim, other smaller Christian groups etc.
Some of the state schools have a fairly good reptuation, others not so much. Pakenham Consolidated used to have a really bad rep, but has changed alot I have heard. Pakenham Springs seems to be one with a not so good rep at the moment, but I suppose it depends who you talk to, same with Pakenham hills. As with PP I have heard of a number of people who live in Pakenham but send their kids to state schools further out, Officer, Cardinia etc. The state secondary school has had a bad reputation for quite awhile, was even on the news a few years ago with all the issues they were having with bullying, non-attendance, violence towards other kids and teachers, drug problems etc. Dont know if that has improved or not.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 12:19 PM
I would NOT do it. Not over my dead body. There is a reason why Pakenham is so cheap, honestly.
Posted 18 January 2013 - 09:35 AM
QUOTE (againagain @ 17/01/2013, 01:19 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I would NOT do it. Not over my dead body. There is a reason why Pakenham is so cheap, honestly.
Lol I have said this kind of thing myself so many times in the past, unfortunately it comes a time where we are just running out of options!
Posted 18 January 2013 - 10:39 AM
QUOTE (creepycookie @ 18/01/2013, 10:35 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Lol I have said this kind of thing myself so many times in the past, unfortunately it comes a time where we are just running out of options!
There are some nice/ok areas of Pakenham. There are some good primary schools, high schools well you still have about 6 years to make a choice if I could afford independant schools I wouldn't worry as much. I know people who went to Berwick, Beaconsfield and Warragul for high school and some that stayed in Pakenham.
Personally I wouldn't move there but that is not because the suburb has a bad name, because it is a fair way out and that bloody Monash is a nightmare! (I only go on it from Eastlink and it is bad enough) and for me I like living close to the water and it is too inland for me. (I know in the other thread I also told the person moving from interstate to not move there first, that is because my preference when moving interstate would be to settle in a subrub known as a good suburb and then look at my options of which other suburbs I may look to stay at. The fact you are already in the state makes it a bit easier, you can drive around Pakenham in the different areas and get a feel for it and different times)
One thing that I will say is that as a teenager there wasn't much to do there (I didn't grow up in Pakenham but my boyfriend lived there so used to visit a lot in our 4 yr high school/young adult romance) This was before Lakeside though, and before Dotti and all that opened (I think there was a Target, & Gloria Jeans to go to) I think Lakeside was just being built at the time, I know that it is much different to how it used to be but not sure if there is still enough to do IYKWIM. We used to catch the train to Narre and walk to Fountain gate a lot, some of the things I saw on that train at at those 2 stations, well lets say it was nothing like catching the train from where I lived and getting to Southland.
I live in a good suburb, the high school really doesn't have a great name though however we plan on religous schools so it is not an issue, if it had been issue and we could only go to public I would have looked at a different suburb or investigated how hard it was to get my child into another public school in another suburb. My surbub also doesn't have much for teenagers either which does worry me - hopefully they will take the bus further down the pennuinsula and not want to hang around a certain shopping centre in the opposite direction, but if you are in the East I take it Knox is not too far? or Eastland? If this is something that will be a big thing for you, somewhere like Berwick or Officer (closer to Fountain Gate and better high school options) may be somewhere to think.
(they too have lots of estates which are not too pricey to get into - depending on which ones of course)
I have said before I would happily move to Berwick if it was closer to the water lol!
Posted 18 January 2013 - 11:02 AM
We live in Pakenham at the moment, and are looking at new areas due to the poor quality of schools in the area. we currently home school our 9 year old daughter due to this.
officer and cardinia PS are great options though
Pakenham is not as bad as its made out to be, we have lived here 6 years and have not had any type of problem that i have not found in more affluent areas that i have also lived in.
As a PP has mentioned the traffic into town is shocking! so if you will need to travel for work then you should take that into account.
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BOSTON, April 8, 2014 — Today, Joslin Diabetes Center opened its new Translational Center for the Cure of Diabetes at its campus in the heart of Boston's Longwood Medical Area. Governor Deval L. Patrick cut the ceremonial ribbon, along with Joslin…
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BioOutsource launches flagship Reverse Signaling Apoptosis Bioassay
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BioOutsource, a leader in the biological analysis of BioSimilars, is pleased to launch the first commercially available Reverse Signaling Apoptosis bioassay to the global BioSimilars market.
The Reverse Signaling Apoptosis assay completes…
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Slone Partners Adds Four New Advisory Board Members to Get Ahead of Healthcare Changes
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Today, Slone Partners, a premier national recruitment firm, announced the appointment of four new members to its Advisory Board to be proactive for the upcoming shifts in healthcare that will affect the job market.
The hiring demands placed on…
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