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Open Evening 2019
Our Open Evening is Thursday 1 August from 6-8pm.The school will be open for prospective students and their families to have a look around, to view pe...
School for Young Writers
As part of gifted and talented opportunities at Christchurch South Intermediate, 10 year 7 students were selected for a two day intensive workshop wit...
Battle of the Bands
Term 2 was brought to a close with another outstanding Christchurch South Intermediate "Battle of the Bands" event. Seven students bands and one made ...
PALs Netball Competition
This term the P.A.Ls leadership group organised a netball tournament for the Year 7 classes and the Year 8 classes. It was an outstanding competition and very successful. All the classes played fair and in good spirit. Each class had to organise their own team and the tournament was student led. The final winners were: Year 7: N1Year 8: R3They both did very well and showed great sportsmanship and commitment throughout the tournament. The scores from their final games were quite close with R3 beating H2 12-9 and N1 beating S1 14-5. The winning classes will receive a trophy made in the CSIS Digitech Room and some juicies and chocolate for the students to share. Overall the tournament was a great success and all the students had a great time showing their competitive self while still showing the South Way. Article by Eva MacMillan and Leah Westaway
CAIMS Artistic Gymnastics
On Wednesday 12th June, Ruby Roy, Livia Henderson and Amelia Quinn represented Christchurch South Intermediate at the Canterbury AIMS Artistic Gymnastics Competition. These 3 students represented our school very well and displayed excellent skill and ability. Congratulations to Livia for coming 3rd in the vault and also Ruby for coming 2nd in beam, vault, floor and bar and as a result, finishing 2nd overall against a very competitive field of gymnasts.
Matariki Celebration
On the evening of Tuesday 25 June a Matariki Celebration was held in the School Hall. Those in attendance were treated to performances by the Pasifika and Kapahaka Groups as well as the opportunity to try their hands at a range of activities celebrating Māori and Pacific Cultures.