Tēnā Koutou Katoa, Nau Mai, Haere Mai, Welcome to all
Thames High School was established in 1880, alongside this heritage our school provides innovative and relevant learning opportunities for our students. We offer choice, high interest and authentic learning, together with a wide range of vocational programmes and pathways for tertiary study or training.
Dr Anne Milne – Presentation to Kāhui Akō (22 May School finishes at 12.30pm)
On Wednesday 22nd May, our teaching staff will be attending a presentation by Dr Ann Milne about culturally responsive practice. This presentation is part of
Thames Valley Netball Selections
Congratulations to the following students for being selected in the Thames Valley Netball Representative Teams. U17: Ashleigh Rohrlach, Eve Gibson, Chanele Wiperi-Karauria, Caitlyn deGroen, Amber
Teacher Only Day 4th June 2019
This is advance notice that on Tuesday 4th June (the day after the Queen’s Birthday public holiday) teaching staff will be involved in a Teacher
Learning
At Thames High School, students are challenged with meaningful, engaging opportunities to experience success and strive for the highest standards. We have high aspirations for students and are committed to supporting their personal growth and development throughout their time at Thames High School. We offer a full and comprehensive range of subjects at all levels.
Culture
Thames High School prides itself on a vibrant cultural life, including a strong music department, drama, Kapa Haka, debating, art workshops, and a school magazine. Students are encouraged to participate in the rich variety of cultural activities.
Sport
The School offers over 30 sporting codes and a range of sports facilities. Many of these activities involve students in local, regional, and national competitions in addition to interschool exchanges. Facilities include: modern gymnasium, weight training bay, tennis and netball courts, swimming pool, all-weather hockey turf and fields.
Outdoors
Outdoor Education offers students mental and physical challenges. Students learn both the practical and theoretical aspects of each pursuit before having the opportunity to be assessed in the activity in a natural setting. The aim of outdoor education is to inroduce students to disciplined activities, survival procedures, and many valuable recreational activities.
The sense of community made me feel at home straight away when I started at Thames High School. The teachers were so supportive and I made some great friends
Leopold, Germany
