Cookie Time Limited, principal sponsor of the Cookie Time Charitable Trust, was started by Michael Mayell and his brother Guy Pope-Mayell over 25 years ago. They had a goal of creating a business that would bring out the best in the people that chose to work alongside them. From this environment came the desire to make a difference to the lives of young New Zealanders.
Initiatives such as the 'Cool to be Kind' roadshow, which took its anti-bullying message to schools nationwide, and the student driven technology workshop 'Kids Congress', were the early seeds of what was to become the Cookie Time Charitable Trust.
Established in 2003, the Cookie Time Charitable Trust has the purpose of improving the educational opportunities available for children and young people throughout New Zealand.
2004 saw the creation of eTime, a technology rich educational centre located in the heart of Christchurch.
The centre provides programmes for primary and intermediate aged students and professional development programmes for teachers. It has established a reputation for innovation in education and is well supported by schools throughout New Zealand.
The centre has state of the art ICT technology and a learning environment specially designed to motivate and enhance learning for young people.
2009 saw the introduction of a new initiative, with the Trust proudly supporting No Strings Attached - an anti-bullying stageshow for high schools, presented by award winning magician Nick Britt.
The Trust's support of No Strings Attached will continue on in 2010 with a new show with new material set to tour around New Zealand schools. To book a show for your school, please click here.
Cookie Time Limited, principal sponsor of the Cookie Time Charitable Trust, was started by Michael Mayell and his brother Guy Pope-Mayell over 25 years ago. They had a goal of creating a business that would bring out the best in the people that chose to work alongside them. From this environment came the desire to make a difference to the lives of young New Zealanders. 
2004 saw the creation of eTime, a technology rich educational centre located in the heart of Christchurch.
2009 saw the introduction of a new initiative, with the Trust proudly supporting 