On Wednesday 27 March, a group of Level 3 Geography students along with Mrs Handley, Mr Wilson, and Mr Young, went on a field trip to Akaroa.

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. Kia Orana. Malo e lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa atu. Namaste. Kumusta. Haere mai ki Te Kura Huruhuru Ao o Horomaka. Warm greetings to the Hornby High School community.

Kia Ora. Our awesome year has continued into March with lots of CARR postcards heading to the homes of our Year 9 students. It is great to see our learners not only making such a positive start to the year, but maintaining this energy into the middle of the term.

Your prefect team has had a busy term so far.

Term One has been very busy with Hornby High School teams competing in after school Touch, Indoor Football and Volleyball competitions.

A coherent plan for the development of our school sport

Maia, Vicky and Anna attended the the International Womens Day Breakfast at The Elms Hotel on Friday.

To download the app use the following link. http://hornbyhigh.apps.school.nz/share/

Hornby High School will hold an Information Evening on Wednesday 15 May at 6pm in the auditorium.

A programme for Years 9-13. Come and play ball, learn new skills, and have dinner with the crew.

Daunte is doing Drop for Youth and he needs to fundraise $1000. He will be skydiving in Ashburton.

Please visit their 'give a little' pages to donate

School Docs - www.schooldocs.co.nz - click Dashboard

Free sessions for anyone interested in learning more about the role of trustee on a school board.

Since January 1994, the law has required that cycle helmets must be worn, meet an approved standard and be securely fastened for all cyclists on New Zealand roads.

Since 26 February 2019, the number of cases in the latest Canterbury measles outbreak has been steadily climbing and as at 5 March we have had ten confirmed cases, with more likely to be confirmed over the next days and weeks.

School Office Hours are Monday – Friday, 8am – 3.30pm

Holden Street Smart is a world-class, cognitive based driver programme that aims to positively influence the lives of young kiwis across the country, and help them to become a safer and more aware driver on our roads. The Programme has been developed with the involvement of world-renowned road safety expert, Peter Sheppard. In addition, passionate road safety advocate, Greg Murphy, is our Programme Ambassador.

The 2019 McDonald's Duathlon will be held at Hagley Park on Sunday, 7 April 2019. This event is run by volunteers from Garden City Rotary Club.

Which Way NZ has been recently developed by Mid and South Canterbury Road Safety and after thorough testing is now available nationwide!

The foundation is looking for young people with a passion for saving Aotearoa's Taonga species and who are motivated to spread awareness and fundraise for endangered species.