Christchurch Earthquake

Welcome to our blog site where students at the Royal Children's Hospital can follow our project. Our aim is to gain an understanding of the Christchurch earthquake and how it has affected the young people of Christchurch. Our hope is to fundraise money through our projects that will benefit those affected.































































Sunday, 22 May 2011

THE RESULTS ARE IN. (READ THIS)

The rubber wristbands came out on top with flying colours to be the first fundraising  item  for the Christchurch earthquake.

While we are waiting for approval, tell us some colours & slogans for the bands.

For example:
*red & black - for the Christchurch colours
*green & yellow/black & white - for the New Zealand & Australia coming together.
*blue & yellow - blue for the sea or sky & yellow for the sun or sand.

slogans could be:
*what's cracklacking
*hand in hand
*chch & rch unite
*c'mon! you can do it

Stuck for ideas? See the previous post titled Project Needs for a web link.

Once you have posted your ideas, design an example on your ipad and email it to
guiseppepicone@rchei.vic.edu.au. these will be posted on the blog.
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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous23 May 2011 at 16:34

    I think maybe the colors can be red and black for the Christchurch colors would be good because it's about Christchurch and we should do colors that represent the actual place. A good slogan could be. Be brave and stay strong for those you have lost their place and their family and friends. I think the other slogans are great but I just thought of a new one they could probably use and with the colors I just thought that they could use something that represents the topic.

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  2. Anonymous23 May 2011 at 16:35

    hand in hand - really cool XD

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  3. Anonymous23 May 2011 at 16:38

    You can do it , believe in yourself! In black and white because of new zealand colours!

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  4. Anonymous23 May 2011 at 22:31

    Kia Kaha! Be strong in the Maori language

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  5. Anonymous25 May 2011 at 14:49

    Hi there,
    We are a class at Chisnallwood intermediate and are wanting to send you guys letters about the earthquake. Do you have an address we could post these to? If you dont want to post it on here you can email it to: lhoward@chisnallwood.school.nz

    Thanks :)

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  6. Anonymous25 May 2011 at 21:20

    HI THERE

    i reckon that the colours for the wristbands should be red and black. and i reckon the sky colour can be blue and yellow can be the sun and red black is the cristchurch.

    THANKS.........

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  7. RCH PROJECT TEAM26 May 2011 at 19:16

    Welcome students in Christchurch. We are looking forward to seeing your letters.

    I've emailed the address to your teachers but here it is just in case.

    gp
    8th floor
    The Royal Childrens Hospital
    Flemingtion road
    Parkville
    Victoria
    3052
    Australia

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  8. Anonymous29 May 2011 at 17:15

    Another idea for a slogan for the wristbands is:

    "Help Fill the Cracks"

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  9. Anonymous31 May 2011 at 17:06

    I like the fill in the cracks slogan idea but i think the wristband colours should be red and black because where trying to help Christchurch not NZ and red and black are Christchurches colours so it just makes it more personal to Christchurch that way.

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  10. Anonymous31 May 2011 at 17:22

    I really like the slogans 'hand in hand' and 'help fill the cracks', however I do not think they can be in red and black.... the colours could give off the wrong impression to the one of the worst teams in the AFL.

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  11. Anonymous31 May 2011 at 21:37

    lol i don't think that essendon is one of the worst teams. but if you think i go for collingwood you are wrong i am a cats fan.

    SO GO CATS.

    FROM:BLOG CREATOR

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  12. Anonymous2 June 2011 at 16:31

    we like the colours red and black and think the message should be Kia Kaha, "Be Strong" in Maori language.

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