Principal Update October 2022
The final week of Term 3 is a week where some long standing TGHS school traditions are observed.
Visit this article17 Oct - Term 4 Begins
19 Oct - Senior Speech Cup and PTA Meeting, everyone welcome
22 Oct - Duke of Ed BRONZE
24 Oct - Labour Day
26 Oct - Year 10 Market Day
31 Oct - SENIOR PRIZEGIVING
2 Nov - Junior Exams start for 3 days
7 Nov - NZQA Exams start
11 Nov - South Canterbury Anniversary Day
17 Nov - Duke of Ed SILVER for 4 days
21 Nov - Aoraki Junior Sports Week
22 Nov - Year 10 Camp for 4 days
24 Nov - Year 8 Hostel Sleepover
28 Nov - TOD
29 Nov - TOD
2 Dec - Year 10 Careers Day
3 Dec - Duke of Ed Tramp for 5 days
6 Dec - Junior Activities for 2 days
7 Dec - Leavers Dinner
8 Dec - JUNIOR PRIZEGIVING 9.30am and Last day of school
The final week of Term 3 is a week where some long standing TGHS school traditions are observed.
Visit this articleOn Friday the 23 October we held our Distinction Assembly.
Visit this articleThursday 29th September was the day of our Annual House Choir Competition. Singing could be heard around the school in the 5 week lead up to the big day.
Visit this articleIn the first weeks of Term 3, Year 9 and 10 teams put their Maths skills to the test in a fast-paced quiz.
Visit this articleA snippet of some successful lessons with the Year 9 and 10 French.
Visit this articleWow – we cannot believe that we are almost at the end of Term 3 already!
Visit this articleA group of senior students recently travelled to Christchurch to find out about the wide range of career opportunities in the Trades.
Visit this articleDuring Winter Tournament Week, our Senior A Netball team competed at the Senior SISS tournament.
Visit this articleCongratulations to our TGHS students who won the competition for 2022.
Visit this article13 Physical Education students with Janice, Russell, Dick and Jill from the Kia Toa Bowling Club who have been kindly volunteering and helping the girls out with their latest performance standard.
Visit this articleTen senior students went for a tour around the Clandeboye Fonterra Factory.
Visit this articleFieldwork is an essential part of Geography as it gives opportunities for learning which cannot be duplicated in the classroom. It greatly enhances students' understanding of geographical features and concepts and allows students to develop an understanding of real-world geography in their local environments.
Visit this articleA huge congratulations to ex TGHS student, Jorja Miller, on her debut for the NZ Sevens Black Ferns.
Visit this articleThis is a busy term, particularly for our Year 13 students as they finish off their Level 3 NCEA and University Entrance assessments, finalise their courses for next year, and/or apply for jobs.
Visit this articleA message from Te Kura re Summer School for 2022
Visit this articleOur Year 11 students recently attended the South Canterbury Pathways Expo
Visit this articleThis year Level 1 Ag Science students have developed a school vege garden in a lovely sunny, sheltered spot between the Tech Block and the hostel.
Visit this articleTatyana recently won the Year 13 First Place award for painting at the local Artarama. Congratulations to Tatyana.
Visit this articleThere are still a few chilly days left, and the librarians have issued an invitation.
Visit this articleJo Shaw and Kay Kelliher took eight students to the port to look through this navy ship while it was docked in Timaru recently.
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Visit this articleA Paddock of Peonies a South Canterbury run business is having its annual Breast Cancer Fundraiser on the 29th of October from 11 am - 2 pm.
Visit this articleApplications are now open for the annual Waimate Agricultural Trust Grant for the 2023 academic year.
Visit this articleWe are excited to present the storyboard of some of our new and old uniform
Visit this articleIn week 5 of Term 3, Year 13 Biology made their way up to Christchurch to Orana Wildlife Park.
Visit this articleWith the borders re-opening, we have new international students arriving each term, who need a friendly, caring family to stay with whilst they study at TGHS and TBHS.
Visit this articleFree Webinar series available for parents and caregivers
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