As a Kāhui Ako, we are developing ways that we can strengthen connections between school and iwi as well as grow teachers, leaders and our learners. To begin 2020, we all came together to learn about our local history and strengthen our understanding of the kawa of Mātai Whetū and
All teaching, administration, BOT, prospective student leaders and support staff are involved in Te Tiriti o Waitangi (Treaty of Waitangi) training on Monday 10 February. Tuesday 11 February will see the teaching staff involved in looking at putting “Theory into practice and practice into theory” and applying Our Code Our
All students come to school in their HOUSE colours (no glitter, paint or tinsel). (See the image for the kind of get up the seniors might be wearing) Plan for the Day: Report to Roopu/Whanau at 9am. Year 9 + 10 students will then join up at houses on
Tēnā koutou You will have seen that the Prime Minister has made an announcement this afternoon. https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/new-zealand-restrict-travel-china-protect-against-coronavirus. It includes the following information concerning all foreign nationals travelling from, or transiting through mainland China: “The Government is placing temporary entry restrictions into New Zealand on all foreign nationals travelling from, or transiting
Teachers and staff are back and ready to start another exciting year at THS. Here are a few key dates for all. Course Confirmation Day is Wednesday 29th January in the Hall. Teachers will be on hand for students to discuss, change and confirm their course selections for 2020. Year
Thames High School was established in 1880 and has a proud history of student achievement. We are proud of what we offer and what our former students contribute to their communities.
Phone: +64 7 868 8688
Email: office@thameshigh.school.nz
Address: 300 Sealey Street, Thames 3500, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
Post: P.O. Box 706, Thames 3540, New Zealand
