The International Women’s Day breakfast was an honour to be invited to. The breakfast included three inspirational women speakers, Kirsten Fisher-Masters (Swimmer), Eimear Richardson (Cricketer) and Georgia Tong (Netballer), talking about their experiences in achieving their goals in life as women. One thing that I enjoyed was being able to
Get your driver’s license without the test fees and lesson costs. Alana McKee and Te Marama Anderson-Whakahoehoe have both had the opportunity to sit their licenses and received regular practice drives in the Valley Toyota hybrid alongside the Thames Community Centre mentors. Through this Thames Community Centre initiative, students at
Kia ora e te whānau In this Pānui Cases Attendance Rapid Antigen Testing (RAT) Planning for more cases Buses Click the Pānui link (PDF): THS_Whānau_Pānui _2 March 2022
Kia ora e te whānau Once again we have had a change to the settings about COVID-19. This message is a summary of how these changes affect schools. Most of this message comes from the Ministry of Education, based on public health advice. Only days after I wrote to say
Kia ora e te whānau In this Pānui Covid-19 Update Close contact criteria have changed Symptoms of COVID-19 Emergency Procedures and Drills Paid Union Meeting (PUM) Senior Direction Afternoon Athletics – Selected Events Attendance/Absences Recommended reading – on our website attendance, absences, etc. including exit passes Behaviour expectations Stationery and
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
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Address: 300 Sealey Street, Thames 3500, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
Post: P.O. Box 706, Thames 3540, New Zealand
