Kia ora everyone. Term 2 has come to an end after 12 long weeks, seven of which took place at school.

Woohoo..! TBHS staff completed a clean sweep over the Prefects in their volleyball match on the final day of Term 2, winning the game three sets to nil.

Science classes of all year levels have enjoyed using dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide) as a context for learning.

Congratulations to Thomas Kyle, who is the youngest person to have been put through his steam ticket by the assessor Mr Peter Boys of Darfield.

You have got to take your hats off to our Year 11 PACE Class!

The Year 13 Geography class had a surprisingly stunning day for their fieldtrip to Karitane on Thursday during the last week of term.

The Year 9 PE classes have had a very busy term since returning from lockdown.

Students in Year 9 Science classes have been studying sound.

Hamish Bennett, NZ Black Cap player, spoke to the Year 12 Food and Nutrition class about his nutrition and hydration, timing of his snacks and meals, as well as his eating patterns and challenges of eating well.

The eagerly anticipated annual Year 10 Ice Cream making challenge has rolled around again with some exceptional entries having been created.

Our boys' progress on their making of mini bikes is always a highly anticipated process.

What an exciting start to the season!

It certainly feels like the end of the term despite boarders not being on site for a large portion of the term.

Our Careers Department continues to hum with a number of activities on the go at the moment.

Hi all. Firstly, it is great to see the boys back involved in their modified sporting winter codes, something that was uncertain just a month ago due to the global pandemic we are facing.

Hello - my name is Angus Murray, I am in Year 9 and I live on a big sheep station up the western side of Lake Tekapo.

My name is Ben Allan, a Year 9 at Thomas House and I live in Ikawai.

The following boarders will be leaving Thomas House at the end of the term - we wish them well:

It is an example of the impact of Covid 19 and how different things have been that the TBHS Summer Sports Prizegiving was held on the week of the shortest day of the year in mid June!

As part of the South Fuels rebate scheme Thomas House has been given a large electronics prize.

PB4L, a positive behaviour reward system used to promote positive behaviour in and out of the classroom continues to flourish in the school

The TBHS Breakfast Club is currently run by three of our Year 13 students: William Snuggs, Ethan Mattingley and Mackenzie Annett.

Tuesday 21 July

School holidays are upon us, so keep the whole family entertained with the Entertainment Book APP.

To be held Sunday 19 July in the school Staffroom.

TBHS has a small but committed Parent Teacher Association (PTA).

Our Young Enterprise's product Ecobalm has hit the market with rave reviews. Purchase the product at ecobasenz.com

The cold of winter has set in, but here’s a light look at what’s been happening at the South Canterbury Museum over the last couple of months.

This is a ONE NIGHT ONLY OFFER OF HALF PRICE TICKETS at $15 to Students in South Canterbury Tuesday 7th July 7pm

TBHS PTA is to again offer this product for sale after a successful fundraiser last year. Please help support our Timaru Boys' High School PTA by ordering some wonderful locally made pasta from Pasta Vera.

We have a number of our boys attending Ara Institue of Canterbury, participating in the Dual Pathways programme

Sunday 15 June saw our Rowing boys celebrate the end of a very successful, albeit short season, with a country breakup.