Nearly every Year 10 student participated in a camp this year, with options ranging from a local camp with art or multisport day trips to adventures across the North Island. Many of these camps build on the school’s strong tradition of learning through outdoor pursuits. Camps options included a week
Students found a bit of extra glitz and glamour at school recently as teachers transformed into Hollywood stars to present the first-ever Positive Behaviour for Learning (PB4L) Oscar Awards. The awards recognise students “who keep on getting caught doing the right thing,” said principal Dave Sim. The national PB4L programme
Thames High School made a strong showing at the Waikato Sports Awards with trophies that reflect years of hard work. Congratulations to students Cole McDowell (finalist in swimming); Casey Owen (first place in squash) Danielle Goodall (first place in orienteering); Matthew Goodall (first place in orienteering); and Nico Fox (winner
From the beaches of Cathedral Cove to the tunnels of Nikau Caves, Thames High School international students got up close with uniquely New Zealand sights this November. The international department hosted these opportunities for international students to gain hands-on learning experiences and see parts of NZ they may otherwise miss.
Seven students who struggled with reading took exceptional steps in their reading speed and comprehension this year thanks to the Accelerated Literacy Project, a national pilot project that teachers brought to Thames High School. English teacher Michelle Sim supervised the programme in the classroom and liaised with families. Now, students’
