This term, our Level 3 Outdoor Education students have been exploring AS 91504 – Analyse issues in safety management for an outdoor activity to devise safety management strategies through the exciting and ever-changing environment of surfing.

Nau mai haere mai its Week 8 already, and here is your latest installment of our pānui.

NCEA Literacy and Numeracy Co-Requisite Information Evening

On Friday 28 February, ten of our Te Manawa students had the opportunity to go out fishing for the day with the Wish 4 Fish charity.

The Bay of Plenty Regional Debating competition was recently held at Tauranga Boys’ College.

Do you have any second hand uniform that you would like to donate to the kura?

Empowering Future Tradeswomen: Wahine in Trades Event

Maia Poutawera and Ruby Jones have delivered exceptional athletics performances this term.

The recent summer sports exchange against Hamilton Girls’ High saw Tauranga Girls’ College athletes showcase exceptional skill, sportsmanship, and determination.

Anya Apanui represented Tauranga Girls’ College in the Bay of Plenty Secondary Schools Golf Championship held at Opotiki Golf Club on the 4th March.

15 students represented Tauranga Girls' College at the BOPSS Swimming championships held at Baywave.

Our Premier 3x3 basketball team, comprising Kaia Kereama, Jayla Teki, Areta Kahura, Pahlyss Hokianga, and Graecyn Parahi claimed victory at the Bay of Plenty Champs on Friday 14 March.

Recently, the TGC Senior A, B, and C Volleyball teams battled it out at the Bay of Plenty Volleyball Championships. Over three weekends, 34 teams from across the region competed at Mercury Arena in a demanding six-day tournament.

On Monday 10 March, ākonga in Level 1-3 Drama and our new ‘Behind the Scenes’ course went to Baycourt Theatre to see the live theatre show ‘Prima Facie’.

We believe regular attendance is essential for your young person’s road to success and engagement in learning and being a part of the wider community.

A Special Report: Social Media & Comparison Culture

If you are interested in immersing yourself in a new culture and going overseas, please come to G1 on Tuesday 25 March at lunchtime.

The library has had fun celebrating Sea Week with a colourful display and lunchtime craft activity.