Rector's Message - May 2020
Kia Ora everyone,
Visit this articleFred Windsor passed away on Friday 24 April after a courageous battle with cancer.
Visit this articleTimaru Boys' extends a warm welcome to the new Director of Boarding at Thomas House, Richard Fogarty.
Visit this articleOne of our 2020 Young Enterprise companies, Ecobalm, have been active during the lockdown commencing presales to raise funds for their start up endeavour.
Visit this articleCongratulations to Alex who was named and started training for the 2020 World U18 Ice Hockey Championships to be held in Luxembourg.
Visit this articleThank you to all our students who have contributed some wonderful videos over the lockdown period for our Facebook page.
Visit this articleSupport our PTA by purchasing the latest 2020|21 Entertainment Book - available digitally from https://www.entertainmentbook.co.nz/orderbooks/1370s72
Visit this articleCongratulations to Noah Hollamby and Ferg Sail who had a very successful trip to the Indoor Velodrome in Invercargill for the Age Group Track Nationals.
Visit this articleThe end of Term 1 saw the Year 9 music module students focus on composition and performance.
Visit this articleDuring the lockdown, TBHS Junior Drama have been recording what their lives are like in their "Bubbles".
Visit this articleTimaru Boys' High School has been working with SchoolDocs to create a website for our policies and procedures.
Visit this articleOur local school Guidance Counsellors are running a survey on local students during the current lock down - our boys have all been emailed the link.
Visit this articleThe 2019 school magazine The Timaruvian is due for publication.
Visit this articleA team of thirteen Year 13 students will be shaving their heads to raise funds and awareness for the Child Cancer Foundation by participating in Fun Razor.
Visit this articleDuring the lockdown, the art students were invited to create some artwork using every day items.
Visit this articleThe YMCA will be taking the Year 9 and 10 Classes for the Mates and Dates Programme. This will be run alongside the Physical Education and Health programme, commencing at the end of May.
Visit this articleTimaru Boys' celebrated with our local community by hosting an Open Day on Sunday 15 March.
Visit this articleHopefully, reports for all students will be emailed to you and your son later this week.
Visit this articleDon Garland, Chairman Timaru High School Old Boys' Association
Visit this articleSchool Sport NZ has announced that ALL NATIONAL Calendar sanctioned events are postponed until at least the start of Term 3 (July 20th).
Visit this articleThe Timaru Link is in service alongside the MyWay by Metro on demand service was Timaru is in COVID-19 Level 3.
Visit this articleBelow are some great Studying from Home Tips, courtesy of Auckland University.
Visit this articleFor anyone who is finding themselves losing track of time when in front of the computer why not try the Healthy Browsing extension.
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