Ngā mihi o Matariki, te tau hou Māori Mānawatia a Matariki! Matariki is a time to remember the past; to celebrate with loved ones; honouring those who have passed and look to the future. Including Matariki themes in our school curriculum has been a feature since 2022, and this year was no
On Saturday 8 June, Thames High School seniors gathered for the annual school ball at the Civic Centre. Themed “A Star is Born,” the event lived up to its name as many stars shone brightly, adorned in full glam. Several students were recognised for their outstanding efforts and dazzling appearances.
Please enjoy our new LOOKING AHEAD Pānui. This outlines key dates to remember over the next two weeks, including an invitation to celebrate Matariki with the school! LOOKING AHEAD Pānui Monday 17 – Friday 28 June 2024. Thames High School. Welcome to our new LOOKING AHEAD Pānui. Go to this
On Thursday 9 May, our taiohi embarked on an exciting adventure to the Lower Mangatawhiri Campground, where they built their own bivouacs to sleep in overnight as part of the Outdoor Education Programme. Armed with a survival knife, a rope, and a tarp, they utilized these tools along with natural
Kiā ora e te whānau, In this issue: Principals Message Deputy Principal’s Message Outdoor Education Credits earned in the Deep Dark Valley Profile: Ari receives Scholarship Smokefree Rockquest Success Photography Competition Winner: Rose Thomsen Devonport Naval Base Visit Pink Shirt Day Photos Key Dates & Dates to Diary Alumni News
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
