From 3-7 August Avonside celebrated International Languages Week with lots of activities, finishing up with the International Assembly on Friday.

A message from the Board Chairperson Jonathan Brooks.

Key information for our school community.

Parents and caregivers are reminded that they must not drive in to or through the staff car parks when dropping off or collecting students.

Read below for amended uniform rules

The Wellbeing Council ran a Wellbeing Week at school to support anti-bullying and promote kindness amongst our school community.

Information of interest to our Pasifika community.

Community notices that may be of interest to our school whanau.

Avonside students take part in the national EPro8 Challenge.

Each year we produce a school magazine which provides a colourful record of the year. Unlike other schools, we have not charged students for the magazine, choosing to fund it for everyone from the donations that have been sought from families each year.

Ex-student Aleksia Drain (Y13 in 2019) has been recognised in The Creator's Room 2020 Top 15 Artists awards.

A celebration of our Pasifika success.

Congratulations to Ricochet, a band made up of Avonside Girls' and Shirley Boys' students for winning the APRA Award for best original lyrics at Rockquest 2020. 👏

A casual vacancy has occurred on the board of trustees for an elected parent representative.

An update on Avonside sport by Ms Paton.

The Year 13 business class course requires the students to form companies and run a business throughout the year.

A visit from a Police dog in training!

Librarian Imogen Loakman reviews some of the library's rainbow reads.

Recently ten of Avonside's BIO222 students had a tour around a Biochem Lab at the University of Canterbury.

Nominations will open soon for students to register their interest in being the next student representative on the Board of Trustees.

Kyla Lynch-Brown (Y11) has been selected for the NZ Under 16 Touch Rugby Team

The Junior Fitness Group for Year 9 and 10 students runs on Tuesday mornings.

Encouraging safe behaviour when crossing the road.

GIRLS IN HIGH VIS VESTS - Engineering , landscaping, Infrastructure, construction, water, surveying, roads and bridges

Read the latest from our Kāhui Ako.

An update on the school Pou points

GirlGuidingNZ helps girls become resilient and involved in their community. They will learn new skills in a safe environment while making new friends. In Term 3 2020 their fees are half price!

Shirley Plunket is hosting a family portrait fundraiser.