It's wonderful to have everyone back and the school buzzing with energy!

In 2024, Rebecca Kidd achieved an English Scholarship.

Congratualtions to the following students for their fantastic efforts in their NCEA exams last year.

A record was broken, and history was made at the 2025 Timaru Girls' High School Athletics Day!

The Geography Department at Timaru Girls’ High School would like to congratulate all our students who experienced success in their academic studies in 2024

Kia Ora! My name is Mazaiah and I was privileged to participate in the Global Development Tour 2025.

The House staff and senior leaders have enjoyed welcoming our new boarders and their families to our hostel community.

The first day at high school can be mixed with lots of emotions.

During the holidays, Year 13 student Elise Smith attended the Women in Engineering (WIE) residential programme at the University of Canterbury. Read about her experience below.

Welcome to Timaru Girls' for the 2025 School year! We have many exciting career events planned for Term 1 to help you explore options for your future and pathway into further study, training, or employment.

A summer of training leads to success!

The year 13s started out their last year at Timaru Girls High school at Claremont Castle for a leadership day.

Timaru Girls’ High School is coming to Wanaka, and we’d love to see you there!

Calling all parents, whānau, old girls' and people from our wider community!

As Term 1 kicks off, we are excited to introduce a group of international students who have recently joined our school.

During the holidays, four students, Marielle Valeriano, Caitlin Hinton, Harlow Robertson (Y12), and Renee Habraken (Y13) spent a week living and studying at Otago University as part of the Hands-On at Otago programme. Read about their exciting experiences below.

This month our 13 Ag Science class joined with the TBHS class on our annual ECAN Water Quality field trip to the Opihi River.

Are you ready to raise your voice and be part of something amazing?

Congratualtions to two former TGHS students who have done well since leaving school.

This is a reminder of what the road signs around our kura mean.

The Itinerant Scheme is designed to support beginner or experienced instrumental students on their musical journey!

Did you know you can order lunch via the MyKindo app? Check out the new menu for term 1 2025.

I’m looking for Rangitata’s next Youth MP, applications for Youth Parliament are open now!

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