Shirley Boys High School Offices Set Up in Papanui High School...

Shirley Boys High School Offices Set Up in Papanui High School Hall

4 June 2011

After the 22 February 2011 earthquake Shirley Boys High School was forced to abandon their buildings due to earthquake damage. The school moved in with Papanui High School at their Langdons Road site and both schools shared the facilities. This photograph of the Papanui High School hall, taken during that school's 75th Jubilee celebrations, shows the offices of Shirley Boys High School set up temporarily in the hall.

Creator: DanielAyers

Area: North West / Papanui

Contributor: DanielAyers

Reference ID: CCL-DW-107271

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Shirley Boys High School Offices Set Up in Papanui High School Hall

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