I feel honoured to be addressing you, our school community, as the newly appointed Principal of Timaru Girls’ High School.

The Timaru Girls High School Open day, which we hold each year, is an opportunity for us to showcase our gorgeous school, grounds and hostel along with the amazing girls and teachers who make our school so special.

TGHS had fantastic NCEA results in 2018!!

When term 2 starts back on the 29 April, ALL students are to be wearing their Winter uniform.

Congratulations to Tillie Hollyer

Fantastic results for the TGHS Rowers

Fantastic effort by Georgia and Hannah Prosser

It's been a very busy term in The House, with so many girls off site straight after school for sport or cultural activities.

11th place at the SS Touch Rugby Tournament

Ash and Shaydah competed in the Special Olympics for Athletics

LETS DO THIS!

Just a reminder that sports fees need to be paid Urgently.

Year 10 girls have made these dresses as a voluntary project for a remote village in Fiji.

Visiting Alvin Reid's Dairy farm near Pleasant Point

Dr Seuss reminds us what a bright and positive place the world can be.

On the 13th of March, 4 girls went to Christchurch to represent Timaru Girls’ High in the Youth Vision Conference 2019.

We have had another busy yet productive term in the Teen Parent Study Group.

Pio Terei came to Timaru Girls’ High School on the 14th March to speak with our parents and caregivers about positive parenting and raising teenagers.

On the 22 March we joined the country by coming together to reflect on the events that happened at the Christchurch's Mosques

On Wednesday the 27th of February our Outdoor Ed class went to The Pareora Dam River for a tubing trip.

On Friday the 7 March Madison Arnold and Isabella Spencer went to a breakfast put on by Zonta

These young women were in the SCDL Juniors production of Cinderella, on stage at the Theatre Royal Timaru.

It is a valued tradition at Girls' High that each form class elects a student to be their representative on the Student Council.

Make a difference! Ki Te Whakapiki!

The South Canterbury Rural Support Trust are lucky to have Lance Burdett presenting 2 workshops in our area. Lance has been described as "the most qualified and highly skilled negotiator within NZ Police."

For more information, enquiries or bookings please contact Stacey via email at connect@staceymaree.net or by phone on 02102488035. Please not spaces are very limited.