As a result of the changes to our timetable we are using the “25th hour” as time to connect as a whole school. This time will be a mixture of full school assemblies, year level meetings, house meetings and house events, guest speakers, careers education and other opportunities that come our way during the year without having an impact on learning time.

Just a reminder about our upcoming open day.

This is some further information regarding "no phones at school".

A new way to connect parents and whānau with their students learning and progress.

In Term 4, 2023, I informed the community that we were starting to use drug detection dogs to screen the school site in order to try and eliminate drugs at Te Aroha College. In 2024 we will continue to have random screening throughout the year.

It is time to start thinking about this amazing experience for our Year 9 students.

Head Students Jessica Bray and Thomas Lauder with Deputy Head Students Erica Dodge and William Bethell.

A great group of students, lots of new experiences and learning.

Feel the aroha.

Te Aroha College's musical production of "Little Shoppe of Horrors" has begun with casting being completed this week.

Te Aroha College Swimming Sports was well attended on Friday, 16 February.