Te Puāwaitanga, Term 2, 2024

Te Maurea Whiritoi, our combined Hamilton Girls' and Hamilton Boys' High kapa haka rōpū, spent Week 9 of Term 2 in Nelson taking part in Ngā Kapa Haka Kura Tuarua o Aotearoa 2024.

Zarah Rattray won Gold in the U18 400m Hurdles at the Oceania Championships.

Jasmine will perform at the 2024 “Panda’s Singing” Chengdu International Children’s Chorus Week as part of the Hamilton based Tron Songsters Children’s Choir.

After considerable thought, 2023 alumna Sariah Ibarra has signed her first full-time professional rugby contract with USA Rugby. She will be plying her trade on the world stage on the Sevens circuit playing for the USA.

Zarah Rattray and Loseline Lose experienced great success as part of the NZSS Under 18 Track and Field Team who competed at the 2024 Australian Athletics Championships in Adelaide.

Our First XV Rugby Team has taken out the Chiefs Manawa competition for 2024.

Peyton represented New Zealand skiing at the Trans-Tasman Waterski Challenge, held at Lake Charm, Australia on the 13th and 14th April.

The Teaching and Learning whenu at Hamilton Girls’ High School has been bustling with activity this term, as senior students diligently complete their Internal Assessments while actively participating in various curriculum pathway opportunities.

Year 12 and 13 Japanese Language students had a great time at Shinjuku Restaurant on June 17th!

ACE Week is a long standing tradition and involves a week-long initiative undertaken and carried out by the Academic Council of Hamilton Girls’ High.

Pippa Mihaka has been named in the NZ Swimming Team to compete at the Tri Series meet against two Australian states, Victoria and Western Australia, in October this year.

This year the Y9 and Y10 Ignite students battled it out with paper aeroplanes, marble runs and self-propelled vehicles made from scrap material…

The Careers Department continues to offer a wide range of experiences to assist all students with their future pathway decisions. It is never too young to begin the conversation about who you want to be.

The World Vision Youth Conference was held at the Trusts Events Centre in Auckland.

International Languages week is an event specifically dedicated to celebrate the diversity of languages spoken around the world.

Level 1 Geography explored their own backyard by collecting data on the health of Hamilton Lake and the wider domain.

On the 23rd of May, Hamilton Girls’ High School was proud to recognise an important day for many wāhine in Aotearoa, Pink Ribbon Day.

Tēnei te mihi nui ki Ngāti Wairere, a huge thank you to Ngāti Wairere for hosting the incredible Taiora Symposium 2024 on June 19th in beautiful Kirikiriroa.