Our team standing proud as national Ki O Rahi champions after the Matariki tournament in Rāhui Pōkeka

Our Principal brings education back into focus as we move into the school holidays.

Hamilton Girls’ High’s Student Directed scene from Much Ado About Nothing has won the award for the ‘Most Authentic Elizabethan Production” at the National Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival in Wellington over Queen’s Birthday weekend.

'Met Gala: A Night with Vogue' was the illustrious and classy theme this year.

Congratulations to Year 10 student, Pippa Mihaka, on meeting the qualifying standard and being selected for the Swimming NZ National Age Group Programme (13-18 year olds).

Brooke travelled to New Caledonia to compete in the Oceania Karate Championships and came away with three bronze medals for Kumite.

Pasifika Pride reigned victorious at the Kilikiti Competition this term.

On 22 April, HGHS student Javana Ratana won the 60kg NZ Youth Boxing title, held in Auckland.

On Thursday the 7th of July, the top talents of HGHS and HBHS came together and put on an incredible show in front of a packed audience.

Exciting news - we are getting new additions to our International student family very soon!

Our school will be undertaking a parent election for five School Board vacancies. This process will start with the issuing of nomination papers to our caregiver community by Friday 15th July 2022.

This month's edition introduces Whaea Frankie West, current HOD Māori and past student who joined our teaching staff in 2016 after many years as a kapa haka tutor for Te Maurea Whiritoi.

Reipae Dunn did us all proud in the Korimako Senior English section of the Tainui Ngā Manu Kōrero Speech Competition, achieving 3rd place overall.

Matariki holds great importance to us as a nation, and this year for the first time we were able to celebrate it as a public holiday.

Our kapa haka group, Te Maurea Whiritoi, inspired the Māori All Blacks with waiata and haka before their match against Ireland at Waikato Stadium.

What does it mean to be a Global Citizen?

Excellent results at the Tough Guy and Gal Competition in Ngāruawāhia!

Students have been out and about this term exploring pathway options for their futures.

This term we partnered with Volare to create a new filling for their cronuts.

Everyone gets excited over the release of a new HGHS video clip on social media. We are all eager to see people we know, relive the event or enjoy a few moments of school pride. Many captured memories are only possible because of a team known as Girls’ High Eye.

Monique competed in the Sprint Triathlon at Mission Bay and placed first overall female and first in the People's Triathlon U19 age group.

Introducing issue #7 of the Hamilton Girls’ High School Lionheart (student magazine).

Seven athletes represented Hamilton Girls' at the WAIBOP Cross Country Champs, hosted by Hauraki Plains College, in Mangatarata on Wednesday 8th June.

The Pathway 2 Premier Sports Performance Program has had a huge uptake as it endeavours to unleash the sporting potential of aspiring athletes.

More success for our HGHS Equestrian students!

Our rowing prize giving reflected on the season that had been, and recognised some of our awesome achievements this year.