It has been a very busy term at Avonside Girls’ High School.

He waka eke noa – we are all in this together.

School TV is a service Avonside Girls' subscribes to so whanau can access information on how to support the wellbeing of their young people. This month's report is on social media influencers.

We are raising funds for the South Island Secondary School Netball tournament in Invercargill in August 2023. One of our fundraisers is selling boxes of premium toilet paper.

Ten Avonside students trained up.

The Year 10 Integrated Studies class, Writing for Change, celebrated the end of term with the launch of their magazine entitled Chaos.

Here is the girls with the FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy.

Business Studies meets Digital Technology with a purpose!

Grandma’s Garments by Sasha Bruorton

On 7 June students from senior Japanese classes went to the University of Canterbury for a Japanese Language Immersion Day.

Level 3 Drama students performed the play 'Daughters of Heaven' by Michelanne Forster.

Congratulations to Jacinta Hoglund who has been selected for the Canterbury Inferno (women's rep team) as well as the Canterbury Red Devils (U15 Rep team) for ice-hockey!

Wearable art!

It has been a huge few weeks for the Music department – very busy, but very rewarding.

Following Charlotte Thompson’s huge success in her Hawaii Gymnastics Competition held in January 2023, she has decided to retire from her gymnastics career on a high, after 13 years of dedicated training.

The New Zealand Air Force made an exciting visit to our school, landing a helicopter on our sports field.

Shark Tank winners prize: Zoe, Trinity and Renee.

On Saturday, 20 May Georgia Stewart (Yr 12) and Nikita Maulgue (Yr 11) competed in the Vex Robotics Canterbury Challenge, competing against Christchurch Boys, St Andrews, Burnside and Ao Tawhiti at Tūranga in central Otautahi.

On 12th May, the Year 13 Pasifika Studies class went on an exciting and informative trip.

E Whiti! E Whiti! is a program teaming up school students with businesses and the real life problems they are trying to come up with solutions for. Six Avonside students participated over six days - 36 hours of learning, ideating and prototyping and coming up with epic solutions.

Piper Wilson selected into the U18 NZ youth girls AFL

Scarlett Amos has also been selected in the squad to represent NZ at the Junior World Series playing in Dubai later this year

On 25th April AGHS student leaders, teachers and Mrs Law were involved in the New Brighton ANZAC Parade.

Avonside Girls' Cross Country was held on Thursday, 6 April.

NZ Speed Skating Team

At Christchurch International Airport