With the last day for our senior students fast approaching, here is some key information for both students and parents.

For your information on what is happening at school:

It is essential you notify the office if your student will be away from school for any reason. By law, the school is required to account for student absences. It is the responsibility of parents to inform the school office regarding any absences.

As we begin Term 4...

Senior Students wishing to sell their Uniform after final exams

STAR and Gateway opportunities exist to provide Senior ākonga at HHS with opportunities to explore career pathways.

Jane Higgins, author of young adult dystopian novels "The Bridge" and "Havoc", recently led class 9M in a fascinating discussion of this popular literary genre.

Organised by a team of Social Enterprise students, 23 keen minecraft players took over the school computer labs to determine who will be the last person standing in a Hunger Games style competition.

HHS students lend an arm to help others

Upland students interact with others in the community

Robotics Club Members - Cameron Bartram, Cameron Price and Alex Gray have built a robot from e-waste for the Eco Shop annual challenge.

Natasha Baldwin, Caleb Scarlett and Chantelle Owens looking amazing at this year's Senior Formal held at Addington Race Course.

As the academic year comes to an end, some of our international students are heading to their home countries, some are preparing for NCEA assessments, and some are 'summering over' in New Zealand.

Although cancelled flights and heightened alert levels looked set to cancel another event in 2020, with the Inter-regional Cross Country Event being cancelled in Wellington, South Canterbury organisers came to the rescue.

Starts at 6.30pm in the School Hall

Tell us what you want for 2050

Free community event at Hoon Hay Park, Mathers Road, from 3.30 pm to 7.30 pm

New Zealand's favourite Neuroscience Educator (and host of the documentary “All in the Mind”, and co-host of the TV Series “The Secret life of Girls”) is coming to Cashmere High School for one of his sell-out talks about brain development from childhood to adulthood on Monday 2nd November 2020 - 7.30 pm -9.00 pm

The next and final market for 2020 is November 22nd. A great family and community day with something for everyone...

MoneyTalks is funded by the Ministry of Social Development.

Our students are encouraged to visit Te Hāpua in Term 4.