Kia ora parents, caregivers and whānau

All prospective students interested in attending Upper Hutt College in 2022, along with their parents/ caregivers/ whanau, are invited to attend the Upper Hutt College Open Evening on Wednesday 16 June 2021.

Year 13 students Lucy Schofield, Mackenzie Brewer and Emma Howie-Buckley have been honoured at Government House with Queen's Guide awards.

A small groups of UHC students were given the opportunity to experience some of the roles that are available in the industry. Year 11 student Diana Hicks tell us about the day, which was sponsored by Kia Ora Hauora and the Hutt Valley DHB.

Winter sport is in full swing for 2021, and there is much to celebrate for the UHC sides including a number of players who have notched up 50 games for first teams. Upper Hutt College's Sports Activator, Chris Campbell reflects on the start of the yar

Every year, UHC takes a growing group of girls to the Tough Gal challenge in Wainuiomata to test themselves on the cold, muddy, challenging course. UHC's Sport Activator Chris Campbell tells us about the day.

Two UHC students have been awarded Gold Awards in the Education Perfect Languages Championships after finishing in the top two percent of the 208,000 world competitors.

Taking on the challenge of the Holdsworth Jumbo Circuit, ADV301 students came out on top.

At the end of May, the 9ADV classes spent an exhilerating day climbing at rock climbing at Hang Dog.

UHC students studying Japanese at Years 10 and 11 were challenged to pick up M&Ms with chop sticks as part of their trip to the Japanese Embassy. Students Elyssia Shaw & Anastasia Stone give first hand accounts of how the day panned out.

At the end of week four, Ms Molloy was farewelled by her Ako class with a very pink baby shower.

UHC's recently established group of peer mediators have hit the ground running.

The head students of Upper Hutt College, Shakira Khan and Dhanraj Soni have met with their counterparts from Heretaunga in a bid to further strengthen relations. This is their account of the meeting.

A team of UHC juniors had their brains put to the test at the Hutt City STEMM challenge in Lower Hutt as they completed challenges and answered quickfire questions.

As part of the national Pink Shirt Day celebrations, UHC staff and students turned the school into a sea of pink! Amid a hive of activities, students also got on board in classes with HOC201 students even creating pink crepes. Student Miya Abbott-Tutaki tells us how the day went.

Any girls aged 12-17 who might want to challenge themselves and learn a whole new set of skills are encouraged to give Girl Guides Rangers a go.

10LB's Dani Van Niekerk has been putting her creative powers to use with her poem - 'I Only Saw Mirrors'.

The UHC Canteen has a 10 hour per week position available for a food service assistant.

At a recent assembly Year 11 students were recognised for a range of great things they have doing.