Kia ora koutou. Crikey! Term 3 has been packed with learning and activity!

Timaru Boys' was delighted to recently host Don Braid, Chief Executive of global freight and logistics company Mainfreight.

Level 2 has curtailed much of this year's sporting opportunities for our boys, so it was a refreshing change to have a number of our boys compete in the Aoraki Mountain Biking Championships - well done to Sport Aoraki for proceeding with the event.

Year 10 Food Technology has risen to the occasion in their development of "digital" cakes.

It was finals time for a number of our winter sporting codes during this past weekend.

On 7 September all our Year 9 students were involved in a lively interactive Theatre Sports Extravaganza, which was based at TBHS in the Hobgen Hall.

Māori Language Week has been celebrated around the school in numerous ways.

Timaru Boys' aims to regularly give back to our local community. One way we do this is by annually supporting Daffodil Day.

The Mackenzie Combined recently played Wakatipu High School in the South Island Secondary School Tournament and finished as Champions with a win of 1-0.

Meet Jakeb Fahey, a Year 10 student doing things differently from many of his school mates.

The 2020 Pest Tail Competition, run by the TBHS Enviro Group, begins this week and will finish two weeks into next term.

With school holidays hitting us at the end of the week, consider purchasing the 2020-21 Entertainment Book, a major fundraiser for our PTA

Timaru Boys' values feedback from our board members, staff and parents on policies and procedures.

Timaru Boys’ High School will hold its annual school Workday on Friday 25 September. Junior students (Years 9 & 10) across the school will be seeking paid employment for the day.

Please note the following changes to NCEA Credits:

Thanks to the parents and students who are able to attend School Conferencing on the last Friday of Term 3 (25 September).

We are hoping that the Ball will be able to be held on this date. If lockdown requirements do not permit the Ball to go ahead it will be cancelled and ticket costs will be refunded.

Come along and see the talent on offer from our young men.

The last timetabled day for students is Thursday 5th November and students should be released around lunchtime.

Timaru Boys' is a strong supporter of the NZ Blood Service's mobile blood drive, hosting the team annually at the school, and encouraging our students and staff to participate in this worthwhile cause.

Sexuality education is a key area of learning in The Health and Physical Education Curriculum.

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Temuka Athletics Club commence their new season on Monday, 12 October 2020.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:00pm-4:00pm

Holiday Programme 27-28 September 2020

All students enrolled in NCEA will have been given their NSN (National Student Number) cards which has instructions on logging on to the system for the first time or the log in address to use if they are previous users.

The pdf version of the September 2020 Newsletter is available here.