CAREERS FOCUS is on for Senior Students: Year 11 – Keeping options open and exploring pathways Year 12 – Developing Pathways and Action Plans Year 13 – Preparing to Leave School / Interviews and Subject Selection / CV Writing All seniors are heading to the Careers Expo on Wednesday during
In this Pānui Message from the Tumuaki/Principal New Kaimahi / Staff and Taiohi / Students Covid-19 Update – still Alert Level 1 Reports – Term 3 Student-Parent-Teacher Conferences Enrolments 2021 Uniform expectations Punctuality and Presence Student Support is the place No gum & Community Service Thanks Thames Valley Rugby Union
Even though it was a little later in the year, due to Covid Lockdown, the sun was shining and the bush track had just enough mud to make it fun. The traditional cross country track from school to the streets at the top of town, through bush to the Karaka
Phūsion supports rangatahi to be physically active through a kaupapa Maori lens, incorporating tikanga and traditional Maori practices to encourage taiohi to explore Maori culture and history. Taiohi will be hands on in the kitchen creating various healthy kai meals and snacks, all of which to support the growth of their
NZ Short Film Pluck Directed by Thames filmmakers Kirsty Griffin (ex Thames High student) and Viv Kernick has won the prestigious prize of Best NZ Short Film in the Doc Edge NZ Film Festival 2020 which means they now qualify for consideration for the 2021 Academy Awards (the Oscars). About the film: Pluck is
