May 2016 Newsletter

Prospective families are invited to the School Information Evening to be held on Thursday 2 June at 6pm in Hogben Hall.

As the PB4L initiative at Timaru Boys' High School continues to grow, we are delighted to have Action Sports on board as an ongoing supporter and sponsor of PB4L.

With a steady number of International Students now a part of our TBHS community, we are constantly seeking potential new homestay families.

An easy option for up-grading of your winter uniforms. There is a huge selection to choose from! 

As part of the standard review process, the Board of Trustees is currently reviewing the school Health and Safety Policy and Procedures.

Christchurch Boys’ High School proved superior in their annual winter sports exchange with Timaru Boys’ High School taking out the exchange by 6.6 to 1.5.

 Thank you to the parents who have reared calves or grazed calves/cattle for this fundraiser. 

The Lion King Jnr, performed by students from TBHS and TGHS has opened and runs until 28 May in Hogben Hall.

Please note that NZQA Fees have now been added to student accounts. These are $76.70 and payable by the end of August to avoid a penalty.

School “Hoodies” are now available from the Student Office. 

Is your son interested in music? Come along to our PTA meeting on Wednesday 15 June at 7pm and meet Nikki Hall, the new Head of Music at Timaru Boys’.

In the week beginning 18 April, Riley Taylor (Year 11) and Jack Sands (Year 10) attended the New Zealand Age Group Swimming Championships in Wellington. 

Timaru Boys’ High School was again the proud host of the annual Aoraki Secondary Schools Archery Competition, held in Hogben Hall. 

As we work toward the redevelopment of Thomas House Boarding Hostel, our committee of Virginia Callaghan, Warren Leslie, Karla Yeatman, Susan Coker, Hamish Sheed, Vicki Rollinson, Sue McNulty and Colin Murdoch have been holding regular meetings throughout the year.