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Mrs Helen Vear, TGHS Principal

 

Last day of the school year for these Year 9 students as they file into the hall for Junior School Prize-giving

 

Last minute instructions from Deputy Principal Miss lafferty and Assistant Principal Ms Deb Hales to the Year 9's

 

A special honour was paid to TGHS Maths teacher Mr Quinn when the 2009 TGHS Rowing Squad named their newest boat for him, in appreciation of the long and dedicated support Mr Quinn has given TGHS Rowing

 

Charlotte McKay, Palamie Flannery, Lisa Auty and Jasmine Rule with World Champion Croquet Player, Chris Clarke at a recent coaching seminar in Timaru 

 

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 - Last Updated  January 25th 2010

 

 Senior Stationery List 2010

 

  Junior  Stationery List 2010

 

 

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Welcome from the Principal

We value academic excellence and believe it is best achieved within a single-sex environment where learning styles specific to girls are understood and best catered for.

 

Girls' personal welfare is of utmost importance to us, as is maintaining high standards of discipline in a supportive caring environment.

We offer a broad, interesting and challenging curriculum, and all girls are encouraged to participate in sporting, cultural and service activities that are available.

 

Girls' High girls are expected to demonstrate kindness and respect to others at all times. We have a proud tradition of 129 years as a provider of education in New Zealand. We know every girl will foster and maintain our beliefs and values for the rest of their lives.

 

I give my commitment to your daughter that she will be given the opportunity to achieve and excel at Timaru Girls' High School.

 

Helen Vear (Mrs)

Principal

 

Scientia Potestas Est – Knowledge is Power.

That has been our motto throughout our 129 year history and we live it today as much as we always did.

 

Our heritage is based on friendship, pride, respect and understanding.

With under 500 girls we enjoy and support a safe and caring family atmosphere.

 

We pride ourselves on the fact that we know every girl personally.

 

When our girls arrive at school they automatically join a much larger family i.e. the Timaru Girls’ High School Old Girls.

 

Old Girls’ Associations are active throughout New Zealand as they value their long standing association with Timaru Girls’ High School.

 

Phar Lap Statue Visit

 

 

 

Year 9 Students Shanie Mennie, Ashleigh Hall, Harriet McLeay and Olivia Muldrew on a visit to the newly unveiled Phar Lap Statue at the Phar Lap Racecourse in Washdyke, Timaru. More information about this legendary horse can be found here