Hamilton Girls' High Schools new-look community newsletter.

Our Principal, Ms Marie Gordon, thanks the school for rising above our current challenges.

As a year 11 student, Melelosaline finished on the podium for New Zealand U18 Discus.

Congratulations to Year 9 students Molly Inia and Nadia Gabbiani for their great success at the National BMX Championships.

Here's how we celebrated IWD at HGHS this year...

This months edition: A Biology Scholarship makes for a strong start in Emma Woods' journey into the dairy industry.

The HGHS boarding house, Sonninghill, is now accepting enrolments for 2023. Applications for the first allocation of places are required by April 12.

The latest to join this legacy is 2021 Sports Captain, Kelsey Teneti, who was signed earlier this year.

The school enjoyed the opportunity to celebrate the Top Scholars of our senior school

This month's edition introduces Hylan (Pani) Potts, 2019 Service Captain, who has returned as a staff member in the Māori Department.

The Board of Trustees (BoT) would like to extend a warm welcome to new whānau joining the school in 2022. Together, we wish to ensure that you will enjoy a positive and productive time as part of our school community.

We are very proud of rowing squad and their recent achievements at the North Island Secondary Schools Championships.

Whilst the rain held off it didn't stop the records from falling during the school's annual athletics championships.

Live performance, songwriting, and music technology is the focus of this new NCEA Level 2 and 3 course.

HGHS Head Girl Rebecca Yuan looks forward to attending New York University’s High School Filmmakers Workshop.

Hamilton Girls' High School students will be exhibiting ten paintings and ten photographs in the Welcome Swallow Gallery’s exhibition ‘Still Slices of Life’ from 11 March until the end of April.

Our HGHS Swimming Sports this year was a huge success and saw many of our girls competing against each other at a top level.

Congratulations to Year 10 student Rachael Le Miere, who competed in the Waikato team at the NZPCA Dressage Championships earlier this year!

We had an exciting start to the debating season on Thursday 17th March!

Need help studying? The HGHS Academic Council is excited to announce that student-led tutorials are up and running on Wednesdays.

This month's edition features some outstanding achievements in football, the sprint tri marathon and equestrian!

Ko te kai a te rangatira, he kōrero. Communication and discussion are a leaders sustenance.

A small donation is a way of giving support to the awesome initiatives of our Service Council.

Students in Year 11,12 and 13 have had a busy term settling into their new NCEA courses. The Pastoral Team is here to support students in any way that we can.

Subject selection, course planning, tertiary information, CV writing, job searching, interview skills, career taster day experiences, and work experience are some of the supports on offer by the Careers Department.

Despite the difficulty of online learning, we need our students and whānau to support us with the academic progress of our akonga

Our three runners in the 8km trail run placed 1st, 2nd and 3rd in youth, with Anna Wilson also setting the fastest overall female time.

This is a question new parents ask us, and here is an easy introduction to one of our systems for you.

HGHS has rebranded our social media platforms. Follow us to stay up-to-date with the latest happenings and achievements at our kura!