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Sports Guide 2018
Contents Sports Department Contact Details 4 Student Leaders 2018 4 Sport Council 2018 4 House Captains 2018 4 Leadership of Sporting Codes 2018 5 Rights and Responsibilities 6 St Margaret’s College Sports Awards 7 Senior School Sport – Years 11-13 7 Middle School Sport – Years 7-10 8 Red Roses 8 Sports Dinner 8 Sports Committee 8 2018 SPORT OPTIONS (A-Z) – Weekly Competitions Archery 9 Badminton 9 Basketball 9-10 Climbing 10 Football 10 Football – Indoor 10-11 Hockey 11 Hockey – Summer 6-aside 11-12 Life Saving – Royal 12 Netball 12-13 Netball – Indoor 13 Polo 13-14 Rowing 14 Rugby 14-15 Rugby Sevens 15
Squash 15 Swimming 15-16 Tennis 16-17 Touch 17 Volleyball 18 Waka Ama 18 Water Polo 19 Other Sporting Options 20-21 Year 1-6 Sporting Options 22
Sports Department Contact Details
Director of Sport
Mrs Helen Belcher
Ph: 03 353 2560 extn 8511
Cell: 027 430 7168
Email: helen.b@stmargarets.school.nz
Assistant Director of Sport Sport Administrator & General Fitness
Mrs Sharon Lloyd Mrs Julie Seymour
Ph: 03 353 2560 extn 8579 Ph: 03 353 2560 extn 8813
Cell: 021 522 602 Cell: 021 384 415
Email: sharon.l@stmargarets.school.nz Email: julie.s@stmargarets.school.nz
Principal School Address
Mrs Gillian Simpson 12 Winchester Street, Merivale
Email: gillian.s@stmargarets.school.nz PO Box 25-094, Christchurch
School Office Contact Details
Ph: 03 379 2000
Student Leaders 2018
Head of Sport Aimee Brown
Head Girl Jemima Vaughan
Deputy Head Girl Mia Thomson
Sport Council
Aimee Brown Annabel Coates
Polly Forbes Alex Cooper
Charlotte O’Brien Katie Hamilton
Jemima Vaughan Molly Leckie
Lucy Roberts
Caroline Wells
House Captains
Konini Alice Elworthy Matipo Charlotte O’Brien
Kowhai Riley Marshall Rata Emily Stewart
Manuka Nadia Edmond Rimu Georgia Robinson
-4-Leadership of Sporting Codes 2018
Code Captain Vice-Captain
Archery Katie Ellis
Athletics Tara Keenan and Victoria Wells
Badminton Alexandra Lay Alexandra Baird
Basketball Emily Evans Madison Eder
Climbing
Cross Country Amelia Persson
Cycling
Equestrian Katy Silva
Football Emily Taunt
Gymnastics
Hockey Charlotte Lee Ruby Spencer
Life Saving Emily Stewart
Multi Sport Amelia Persson
Netball Aimee Brown and Jemima Vaughan
Rowing Alice Elworthy Gyda Heidtke and Ally Taylor
Rugby/Seven’s Lucy Jenkins
Sailing
Skiing
Swimming Annabel Norris
Tennis Ruby Spencer Annabel Coates
Touch Aimee Brown Evie McPherson
Volleyball Mia Thomson Holly Wild
Water Polo Annabel Norris
Copies of Sports Draws and results for mid-week sports competitions are available from Canterbury
School Sport on their website – www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz.
Other weekend sports have their own websites – these are noted with the sports information in this
booklet.
Any queries should be directed to the St Margaret’s College Sports Office.
-5-Rights and Responsibilities
St Margaret’s College believes in educating the whole person and Sport is an important vehicle
through which students will learn life skills and have key values reinforced. Teamwork, responsibility,
honesty and perseverance are essential.
Sport involvement will provide opportunity for students to have fun, make friends and improve
physical skills and fitness.
Rights
¨ All students can expect to be challenged in a safe and supportive environment
¨ Equipment and facilities will be appropriate and adequate
¨ Coaches and managers will understand the level of skill and student expectations
¨ Appropriate goals will be set by coaches, managers and athletes
Responsibilities
St Margaret’s College students will –
¨ understand the need to be role models and ambassadors when representing the school
¨ wear the uniform proudly
¨ show real commitment and determination to improve
¨ be modest in victory and humble in defeat
¨ will acknowledge the Fair Play Charter and show respect to all opposition, officials and
spectators
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failure to participate for the school in an appropriate manner and fulfilling set responsibilities may
result in a partial suspension or permanent removal from a specific code or from school sport.
-6-St Margaret’s College Sports Awards
Senior Sport – Years 11-13
Colours
This is the highest achievement in sport at St Margaret’s College and it allows the selected students
to purchase and wear the Red Blazer. This Honours Award (Colours) is for girls in Years 11-13 who
have performed to an outstanding level in their sport in top College competition, given service through
coaching and/or promoted their sport through their actions as role models to younger students and
ambassadors while representing St Margaret’s College.
The criteria listed below are guidelines only and the awarding of Colours is not automatic. Guidelines
specific to the individual codes are available from the Sports Department and are in addition to the
general criteria listed below.
Colours are presented twice during the year for Year 13 and for Year 9-13 at the annual Sports
Dinner.
Recipients of Colours must:
§ Represent St Margaret’s College in their recognised sport for a minimum of TWO full seasons
§ Give service to sport through coaching, umpiring or active promotion and administration
§ Be recognised by associated coach(es) and sports personnel at St Margaret’s College as
outstanding performers in their sport
§ Gain provincial, regional or national representative selection at secondary schools’ level or
above (normally Under 18)
§ Be recognised by appearance and behavior at practice, in competition and around the College
as a true role model for younger students
§ Be an ambassador for St Margaret’s College at all times
§ Performance and service to sport at a previous school will be taken into consideration
Pockets
Pockets are awarded to students in Years 11-13 for achievement in their chosen sport. This is a
patch that is worn on the Pocket of the school blazer. A Pocket must be earned before consideration
is given to the awarding of Colours. A high standard of athletic achievement is required – with some
individual codes such as Athletics and Swimming, a specific time or distance is required to be
achieved consistently. In team sports, coaches ‘rank’ students on their ability and contribution to the
team.
-7-Middle School Sport – Years 7-10
Year 7-10 students have the opportunity to gain Middle School Badges for excellence in sporting
performance while representing St Margaret’s College. An exceptional sports girl who has gained
this recognition can then apply for Middle School Colours in Years 9 and 10. The Middle School
Colour is recognised with a red band on the green blazer.
Consideration is given to a student who:
§ Displays exceptional athletic performance as part of the top selected ‘Senior’ St Margaret’s
College team that gains top results at National or Provincial level.
§ Achieves outstanding results while competing and representing St Margaret’s College in an
individual sport
Red Roses
Red Roses are awarded at Assemblies to girls who have been placed 1st or 2nd in a New Zealand
Championship event in the highest grade of competition available to them.
Sports Dinner
The annual Sports Dinner is held in late October every year to celebrate and acknowledge the
achievements of student athletes and coaches. This is the major Sports Awards evening that is open
to students from Years 7-13 and their parents and family members.
Sports Committee
The role of the Sports Committee is to maintain standards and comparability amongst the various
sports and activities and to make decisions re awarding of Colours, Pockets, Middle School Colours
and Badges. The Committee revises or amends sporting achievement criteria. Proposals and ideas
can be forwarded to the Convenor of each sport to be discussed by the Sports Committee.
The Committee reserves the right to make decisions where it considers exceptional circumstances
are involved.
‘Sign Up / Registration’ will be held on Thursday 1 February in the Gymnasium from 3.00-4.00pm for
Term 1 Summer Sport and Winter Codes.
Term 4 Sport will have a further sign-up at the end of Term 3.
Numbers of girls ‘signing up’, availability of teachers and/or other adult support at venues or with
teams could determine whether the sport goes ahead in any one season.
Most sports are played on Wednesday unless stated.
-8-Archery
Convenor:
Registration / Selection Criteria: Year 9-13
Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: tba
Competitive Season: Terms 1, 2 and 3
Estimated Costs: $60 per player per term (including equipment hire and
coaching) plus taxi transport costs
Official Uniform: SMC sports shorts, t-shirt and tracksuit if applicable
Badminton
Convenor: Mr Byron Clarke
Registration / Selection Criteria: Year 9-13
Trials: end of March
Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings are held weekly in the Gymnasium for
all players to attend
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3 (the ‘A’ team competes at Winter
Quadrangular Tournament)
Estimated Costs: Senior A - $50 plus transport and Tournament costs
Other teams - $40
Official Uniform: SMC sports shorts and t-shirt, white socks. Non-
marking shoes
Website: www.badmintoncanterbury.com
Basketball
Convenor: Ms Amanda Hardy
Registration / Selection Criteria: Year 7-13
Trials: February
Previous Experience Required: Preferable but not essential
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings are held in the school Gymnasium
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3
Year 9-13 games are held on a Friday at various gyms
Senior A games will be held on either a Monday or
Tuesday night
-9-Year 7 and 8 games are held on a Monday at Pioneer
Stadium
Estimated Costs: Senior ‘A’ - $140. - plus Tournament expenses
Intermediate ‘A’ - $65
Other teams - $55
Year 7 and 8 - $45
Official Uniform: SMC Basketball shorts and singlet, white socks.
Mouthguards must be worn for all trainings and games
Website: www.canterburybasketball.co.nz
Climbing
Convenor: Ms Stacey Rod
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
Trials: None
Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: Thursdays after school at the Roxx Climbing Centre
Terms 1-3
Estimated Costs: $12 per session for hire of harness and shoes. This is
reduced when student has own equipment
Official Uniform: SMC singlet and spandex and SMC tracksuit
Football
Convenor: Mr Keith McDonnell
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
Trials: End of Term 1
Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings are held 1-2 times a week at SMC
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3
Estimated Costs: $40 plus transport
Official Uniform: SMC shorts and t-shirt, green socks
Website: www.mainlandfootball.co.nz
Football - Indoor
Convenor:
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
Trials: None
- 10 -Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: Weekly trainings. Wednesday competition at various
school gymnasiums and Action and Howzat locations
Competitive Season: Terms 1 and 4
Estimated Costs: $20 for Term 1, $15 for Term 4 plus transport
Official Uniform: SMC sports shorts and t-shirt with white-soled non-
marking shoes, white socks. No track pants
Hockey
Convenor: Years 9-13 – Mrs Wendy Shannahan
Years 1-8 – Ms Amanda Surridge
Trials: Year 9-13 February, Y1-8 March
Training Expectations and Venues: Girls are required to attend all trainings as directed by
the Coach. Trainings will be held on the SMC turf.
All teams will play on a Wednesday except 1st XI
(Friday night) and Senior (Monday night).
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3. NB – some teams will be required to
play during holiday weekends
Tournaments: 1st XI and 2nd XI compete in Tournaments during Winter
Tournament Week. 2018 dates are Monday 3 –
Saturday 8 September.
Estimated Costs: Years 1-2, $25
Years 3-8, $80-$130
Years 9-13, $280-$550 plus Tournament expenses
Official Uniform: Year 1-6 teams wear SMC PE uniform, i.e. Kukri shorts
and t-shirt
Year 7-13 teams wear SMC skirt and top with SMC
navy spandex, green socks with white trim and
alternative socks - white socks with green trim
1st XI – SMC red dress, Socks – red socks with white
trim and alternative socks – white socks with red trim
Shin pads and mouth guards compulsory for all
trainings and games
Website: www.canterburyhockey.org.nz
Hockey – Summer 6-aside
Convenor: Years 3 -13 – Ms Amanda Surridge
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 3-13
Trials: N/A
- 11 -Previous Experience Required: Secondary School Competition for 1st and 2nd XI
ability players and for Y3- 8 students
Training Expectations and Venues: Y3/4, Y7/8, Y9-13 play Monday evenings
Y5/6 play Tuesday evenings
Competitive Season: Term 1 only
Estimated Costs: Approximately $30 per player for the term
Official Uniform: PE shorts and t-shirts with green hockey socks. Must
have own mouth guard, shin pads and hockey stick
Life Saving - Royal
Convenor: Ms Deb Scott
Registration / Selection Criteria: Sport Sign Up Day on 1 February for Years 9-13
Trials: None
Previous Experience Required: No experience required except the ability to swim
competently
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings are held in the SMC swimming pool or other
community pools. RLSS Badge work is expected
Practices held at a variety of times, i.e. before school,
lunch and after school
Competitive Season: Terms 1
Estimated Costs: Cost of badges and lane hire if necessary
Netball
Convenor: Years 3-13 – Ms Amanda Hardy
Trials: Year 9-13 February, Year 3-8 March
Training Expectations and Venues: Girls are required to attend all trainings as directed by
the Coach
Senior A and B, 10A, 10B, 9A and 9B teams are
required to attend fitness sessions as provided by
SMC
Competition Games: Senior A compete in the Premier grade of the CNC
competition on a Tuesday night at either Bishopdale
YMCA or SMC Gymnasium and on a Wednesday in
the SSC Supernet competition at either the SMC or
StAC gymnasiums
All other teams from Years 9-13 compete on a
Wednesday in the SSC competition at various schools
throughout Christchurch or at Hagley Park. They also
compete in the CNC competition on a Saturday at
Hagley Park
Year 7/8 teams compete on a Saturday in the CNC
competition at Hagley Park
- 12 -The Year 3-6 team compete on a Thursday or Friday
after school at Hagley Park in the CNC competition
Competitive Season: May - August
NB – Games are held on Queen’s Birthday weekend
as well as the first and last Saturday of the holidays
All girls are expected to be available for all games
Tournaments: Senior A compete at SISS during Winter Tournament
Week from 3-6 September 2018
9A and 10A compete in the Junior SISS Tournament in
the first week of the July holidays at Hagley Park
7/8A compete at Koru Games in September. All girls
must play for SMC Year 7/8 in the weekly competition
to be eligible to attend Koru Games
Year 5-8 teams will be involved in the Independent
Schools’ Winter Tournament during Term 3
Official Uniform: Kukri skirt and top with SMC navy spandex/undershort,
white socks. SMC baselayer may be worn under
playing top
Senior A – SMC red dress
Estimated Costs: Senior A - $480- plus Tournament expenses
Year 5-13 - $120-$250 plus Tournament expenses for
9A and 10A
Year 3-4, $90
Website: www.netballchristchurch.org.nz
www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz
Netball - Indoor
Convenor: Mrs Pauline Henriksen
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
Trials: None
Previous Experience Required: None
Training Expectations and Venues: No trainings. Wednesday competition at various
school gymnasiums and Action and Howzat locations
Competitive Season: Term 1
Estimated Costs: Approximately $40 per term plus transport
Official Uniform: SMC netball skirt and t-shirt with white-soled non-
marking shoes and white socks
Polo
Convenor: Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
- 13 -Trials: None
Previous Experience Required: Limited positions are available. Players must have
riding experience and commitment is essential
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings are held at Roddy Woods’ Polo Grounds,
363 Lower Sefton Road during Term 1 and 4
Competitions: Terms 1 and 4
Estimated Costs: Cost $46 per session. Transport costs extra.
Tournament costs extra
Official Uniform: Own helmet, boots and chaps or long boots, gloves.
Own saddle may be used for Tournaments.
A pony, gear and stick are provided
Rowing
Convenor: Mrs Trudy Keys
Registration / Selection Criteria: No new members in Term 1 (Year 10-13)
Sign-Up: End of Term 3 only
Previous Experience Required: None. Must be able to swim 100m in rowing clothes
Training Expectations and Venues: Up to eight sessions per week
Competitive Season Term 1
Estimated Costs: Detailed information is available from Mrs Trudy Keys
Official Uniform: SMC rowing cap, t-shirt, singlet, spandex and socks
for full details – see Rowing Handbook
Website: www.zeus-sport.com/ROWINGNZ
Rugby
Convenor: Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
If insufficient numbers for a SMC team, girls will have
the option of playing for the Forward Foundation
combined team
Trials: Term 1
Previous Experience Required: Experience preferred
Training Expectations and Venues: Trainings held once a week – Wednesday games
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3
Estimated Costs: tba
Official Uniform: SMC rugby jersey, rugby shorts and green socks or
Forward Foundation jerseys and shorts
- 14 -Rugby Sevens
Convenor: Mrs Sharon Lloyd
Registration / Selection Criteria:
Trials:
Previous Experience Required: Preferable
Training Expectations and Venues: Term 1 – Once per week
Term 4 – Twice per week
Competitive Season: Term 1 – Tournament
Term 4 – Weekly games held on a Friday
Estimated Costs: $30.00 per term plus tournament expenses
Official Uniform: SMC rugby jersey (provided) and rugby shorts
Squash
Convenor: Mrs Jane Sharman
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 9-13
Trials: N/A
Previous Experience Required: Preferable
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3
Estimated Costs: Court hire plus tournament costs
Official Uniform: SMC singlet and skirt
Swimming
Convenor: Ms Christine Lindsay
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 7-13
Trials: Year 1-6 Swimming Sports – February. Year 7-13
Swimming Sports - March. Top swimmers
compete at ISSA, CPS, Summer Quadrangular
Tournament, CSS, SISS and NZSS Champs
Training Expectations and Venues: Term 1 and 4 Year 9-13 Swim Club held every
Tuesday and Thursday morning from 7.00-8.00am.
Year 4-8 Swim Club held on Wednesday from 2.30-
3.30pm
This is ideal for general fitness, stroke correction,
along with fitness for Water Polo and Life Saving
Specific coaching can be arranged with Ms Lindsay –
costs will be notified
Competitive Season: Terms 2 and 3 (Swim Club Terms 1 and 4)
Estimated Costs: $30 per term
Official Uniform: SMC togs (or plain navy) and swimming cap
- 15 -Tennis
Convenor: Years 9-13 – Miss Julia Madden
Years 1-8 – Hot Shots - Mr Andrew Falck (Senior Head Coach)
Trials: Senior A, B and C
• Configure rankings as at 1 February will
determine player placings
• The six person team to compete at
Quadrangular Tournament will be selected by
the panel by 10 February
• The five person team to compete at SISS and
NZSS will be selected by the panel by 23
February
The following factors will be considered in determining
the final teams:
• Configure rankings
• Performance at January Nationals and results
from the 12 months preceding
• Head to Head results (only if two or more
players are close in ranking)
• A player’s doubles ability will be considered
• Recent tournament activity
• Attitude, behaviour, fitness, commitment and
teamwork
The selectors may request that trial matches are
played to determine positions. NB These and other
factors will be considered by the selection panel using
their experience and expertise in selecting individuals
to form a team which, in their opinion, best fulfills the
aim of achieving the objectives for that team. Other
Year 9-13 teams – these girls may play with a group of
friends or as determined by the Tennis Convenor
Training Expectations and Venues: Senior A, B and C players are expected to attend
coaching sessions with Andrew Falck on a Tuesday
morning from 6.45-7.45am and on a Thursday at
lunchtime. They are also required to commit to a
fitness programme as supported by SMC.
Year 1-6 players can be committed to the Hot Shots
Programme and will have coaching sessions once a
week in Term 1 and 2.
If sufficient numbers Year 7 and 8 players will be able
to have coaching sessions with SMC Head Coach
during a Friday lunchtime in Term 1 and 4
- 16 -Competition Games: All Year 9-13 teams compete in the School Sport
Canterbury competition on a Wednesday afternoon at
various locations throughout Christchurch. Players
can compete in championship play in Term 4
Competitive Season: Year 9-13 Terms 1 and 4
Year 1-6 Hot Shots Programme – Terms 1 and 4
Tournaments: Senior A will compete at Summer Quad Tournament in
February and at SISS in mid-March. If they qualify they
will then go on to compete at NZSS in late March
Official Uniform: Senior A SMC red dress, white socks
Other Year 9-13 teams wear Kukri skirt, singlet, and
white socks
Year 1-8 wear SMC PE uniform
Estimated Costs: Senior A, B and C Term 1 - $150 including coaching
and fitness
Tournament expenses extra
Term 4 - $80 plus championship entry
Year 1-6 Hot Shots - $95 for 6 lessons
Year 7-8 Coaching - $100 for 6 lessons
Other Year 9-13 - $25 per term
Website: www.canterburytennis.co.nz
www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz
Touch
Convenor: Year 9-13 – Miss Sophie Beaumont Year 7-8 – Ms Amanda Surridge
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 7-13
Trials: Term 1, Week 2 and end of Term 3
Previous Experience Required: N/A
Training Expectations and Venues: Practices held after school and before school for
some Senior teams. SuperTouch team compete at
Summer Quad Tournament, CSS, SISS and NZSS
Championships, depending on qualification results
Competitive Season: Terms 1 and 4
Year 7 and 8 play at St Andrew’s College after school
on a Friday.
All other teams compete at Hagley Park on a
Wednesday
Estimated Costs: SuperTouch - $70 for Term 1, $35 for Term 4
Year 9-13 teams - $20 per term
Year 7 and 8 - $10 per term
Official Uniform: SuperTouch players wear elite sports uniform
Other teams wear SMC sport shorts and singlet and
white socks
Website: www.touchcanterbury.co.nz
- 17 -Volleyball
Convenor: Ms Amanda Hardy
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 7-13
Trials: Term 1, Week 1 or 2
Previous Experience Required: N/A
Training Expectations and Venues: Competitive sport with one or two trainings per week.
Competitive Season: Term 1 and 4. Year 9-13 competition is on Monday
after school. ‘A’ team play at Quadrangular
Tournament, CSS, SISS and NZSS Tournaments. Top
Year 9/10 team may compete at CSS and SISS
tournaments in Term 4
Year 7/8 team compete on a Wednesday in Term 4
Estimated Costs: Senior A - $200 Term 1 plus Tournament, $50 Term 4
Junior A/B – $50 per term plus Tournament costs
Year 7 and 8 - $40 per term
Other teams - $40 per term
Official Uniform: Senior A - SMC elite singlet and SMC spandex
All other teams wear SMC singlet and SMC spandex
with white socks. Black knee pads (optional)
Website: www.canterburyvolleyball.org.
There will be weekly ‘Introduction to Volleyball’
coaching sessions during Terms 1 and 4. ‘A’ team
may compete at the Canterbury Primary Schools’
Tournament in June
Waka Ama
Convenor: Mrs Julie Seymour
Registration: Sport Sign Up Day 1 February
Previous Experience: Not required
Training Expectations and Venue: 3 trainings per term during Term 1
Competition Season: CSS One Day Competition, Lake Rua and/or Lyttelton
Harbour
Estimated Costs: Possible transport and entry fees
Official Uniform: SMC singlet provided for competition, black spandex
- 18 -Water Polo
Convenor: Mrs Julie Seymour
Registration / Selection Criteria: Years 7-13
Trials: Term 1, Week 2 at SMC swimming pool
Previous Experience Required: Must be able to stay afloat for five minutes
Training Expectations and Venues: All team members will be required to join the school
swimming club unless they swim for a recognised
swim squad at least four times a week. Training will
be held in the school pool
Games can be rostered between 3.00pm and 9.00pm
on a Tuesday or Wednesday for Year 9-13 and on a
Friday for Year 7 and 8 from 4.00-8.00pm
Competitive Season: Year 9-13 Terms 1 and 4 and Year 7/8 Terms 1, 2 and
3
Estimated Costs: Y9-13 Term 1 - $80 plus transport. A team may
compete at SISS and NZSS tournaments.
Year 7 and 8 - $45 per term of competition
Official Uniform: SMC togs (or plain navy) – two pair required and SMC
swimming caps
Website: www.waterpolo.org.nz
- 19 –OTHER SPORTING OPTIONS
(see Sport Office for further details)
Aerobics – Year 5-13 - Canterbury Primary Schools’ and Canterbury Secondary Schools’
competitions available
Athletics – Club information available
Year 9-13
- SMC Athletic Sports – Thursday 1 March
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Preliminaries – Tuesday 13 March
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Finals – Saturday 17 March
- South Island Secondary Schools’ – Friday 23 – Sunday 25 March
- New Zealand Secondary Schools’ – Friday 30 November – Sunday 2 December
Year 1-8
- SMC Athletic Sports – Tuesday 30 October
- Independent Zone Athletic Sports – Monday 12 November
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ – Wednesday 5 December
Cross Country / Road Race
Year 1-13
- SMC Cross Country – Wednesday 2 May
Year 9-13
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Road Race – Thursday 10 May
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Cross Country – Tuesday 29 May
- New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Cross Country – Saturday 16 – Sunday 17 June
Year 5-8
- Independent Schools’ Cross Country – Monday 21 May
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ Cross Country – Wednesday 20 June
Cycling – Year 9-13
- National School Track Cycling – Tuesday 20 – Wednesday 21 March
- South Island School Road Championships – Saturday 7 – Sunday 8 July
- National Schools’ Road Race Championships – Saturday 29 September – Monday 1 October
- South Island Schools’ Track Championships – Wednesday 10 October
Equestrian – Year 9-13
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Show Jumping – Wednesday 21 February
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Dressage – Wednesday 4 April
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ One Day Horse Trial – Sunday 12 August
- Christchurch Combined Schools’ Event – (SMC / Rangi Ruru / CGHS)
- 20 –Golf
- Lessons available if sufficient numbers
Gymnastics – Year 4-13 (minimum age is 4)
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ Artistic – Monday 11 June
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ Artistic Recreation – Wednesday 13 June
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ Rhythmic – Monday 18 June
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’
Multi-Sport – Year 5-13
- South Island Secondary Schools’ Triathlon / Duathlon – Sunday 4 March
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Triathlon – Thursday 8 March
- New Zealand Schools’ Triathlon – Monday 19 March
- New Zealand Secondary Schools’ Duathlon – Sunday 19 August
- Canterbury Primary Schools’ Duathlon – Monday 26 March
- CPS Triathlon – Wednesday 28 November
Skiing – Year 9-13
- Canterbury Secondary Schools’ – Tuesday 14 August
Surfing – Year 11-13
- Lessons available with ‘Learn to Surf’ during Term 4
-
Sailing – Year 9-13
- Lessons and competitions, contact http://www.yachtingnz.org
Synchronised Swimming – Year 7/8
- Term 1 and Term 2 (five weeks)
- Training twice a week in the SMC pool in Term 1
- Training once a week at Jellie Park in Term 2 up until Queen’s Birthday tournament
- Approximate cost is $250 per student
- Minimum 6-8 students required
- 21 –SPORTING OPTIONS 2018 – Year 1-6
Year 1 / 2 Year 3 / 4 Year 5 / 6
Term 1 Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots
Swim Carnival – 26 February Swim Carnival – 26 February Swim Carnival – 26 February
Jump Jam Swim Club, Y4 (Wednesday) Swim Club (Wednesday)
Summer Hockey Summer Hockey
Mini Ball (Thursday, Pioneer) Flippa Ball – tbc
Duathlon – CPS – 26 March
Term 2 Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots Tennis – Hot Shots
SMC Cross Country – 2 May SMC Cross Country – 2 May SMC Cross Country – 2 May
Hockey Skills Hockey (Saturday) Hockey (Saturday)
Netball (Thursday) Netball (Friday)
Basketball (Thursday, 3.30-
7.30pm at Bishopdale)
St AC Exchange – Hockey and
Netball – 6 June
CPS Artistic Gym – 11 June
CPS Recreation Gym – 13
June
CPS Rhythmic Gym – 18 June
Term 3 Hockey Skills Hockey (Saturday) Hockey (Saturday)
Netball (Thursday) Netball (Friday)
Basketball (Thursday, 3.30-
7.30pm at Bishopdale)
Term 4 Athletic Sports – 30 October Athletic Sports – 30 October Athletic Sports – 30 October
Jump Jam Swim Club (Y4) – Wednesday Swim Club (Wednesday)
Mini Ball (Cowles or
Bishopdale)
Athletics Club (lunchtime) tbc Athletics Club (lunchtime) tbc
Triathlon CPS – 28 November
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