HVHS Newsletter

Last Friday, we held the first of our two Teacher Only Days for the year, hosting 1,000 teachers from eleven Wellington secondary schools. The theme of the day was ‘Success Together’. Matua Marty led our mihi whakatau, and our staff shared two waiata, which sounded and looked impressive.

We were honored to listen to keynote speaker Abbas Nazari, whose inspiring journey—from fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan as a child to becoming a Fulbright New Zealand scholar at Georgetown University, perfectly set the tone for our conference. Our school supports many migrant and former refugee students, and it is vital to acknowledge the challenges inherent in relocating to a new country. These students must not only acquire English proficiency at a level sufficient to achieve their CAAs and NCEA Levels, but they must also navigate the nuances of the 'Kiwi way of life'—a significant transition for any young learner. I’d like to thank everyone in our community who supports these courageous students, whether through English language learning, sports, clubs, or just good acts of kindness.

Yesterday we enjoyed a day at Whanganui High School for our annual Sports Exchange. Three bus loads headed north and competed in netball, hockey, rugby, basketball and football. Tight competitions all round but Whanganui High School won the trophy off us this year.

Our 100th Centenary Celebrations are getting closer. Here’s a photo of my mum heading north to play Wanganui High School in netball in 1958. I dug this out looking for memorabilia to ‘dress’ the Decade Reunion Rooms. We will have numerous B-Block classrooms set aside for low-key catch ups for our visitors. Mum is the one in the middle holding the team mascot - which I gather she still has somewhere. In the photo is Robyn Broughton (nee Quirke) who went on to coach the Silver Ferns, and the Southern Steel netball team for many years.

We are keen to receive any photos of HVHS from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s that could be added to our archives collection and displayed at the 100th Open Day. Some of our visitors are returning to the Hutt for the first time in 30-40 years, and it would be super to help them walk down memory lane.

Many of you will have connections with HVHS, whether you were a former student, or your friends and family were. Please feel free to pass this information on to them! We have planned a wonderful day on Saturday, 8 August, the school will be open, with dancing, acting, music, and sport, along with tours, decade photos, morning and afternoon tea, and loads of alumni displays (special shout out to Judith Gardiner, our Archivist and all our volunteers).

For the latest information on the 100th Open Day including the event programme, and the many alumni organised catch-ups and reunions - visit our dedicated website page by clicking here. On this page you'll also find the booking form for 100th Open Day events that have limited seating and require bookings. These events are Principal's Welcome/ Mihi Whakatau, Staff & Board Members Reunion, and the Special Early Dinner for Alumni from the 1940s & 1950s (now fully booked).

And finally, congratulations to Myumi Peiris (13JDPN) and Minara Dadallagei (13WL) who were recently recognised at the Voice of Aroha Ethnic Youth Awards Ceremony at Bishop Viard College. Myumi received a leadership award and Minara's award was for her academic achievements.

Fa'afetai tele,
Denise Johnson (Principal)

A huge thank you from our Service Leaders, Hugh McWhinnie (13JDPN) and Izzy Fogarty (13JDPN) to all students who participated in the 2026 HVHS Relay for Life team, the many teachers who contributed with their amazing efforts in volunteering at the weekend event and our school community for over $23,000 in donations for the Cancer Society.

A few stats from the Relay for Life event: the HVHS Team walked 404 laps around the course at Hnry Stadium, with the fastest lap time clocking in at a speedy 1:10, and the most leisurely, probably in the early hours last Saturday, coming in at 49:45! A special shout-out goes to our top three HVHS fundraisers: Scarlett de Ronde (10GIMI) with $2,267, Leah Fiddes (10WMCE) with $2,041, and Jake Roberts (11TU) with $2,001.

The fundraising will continue with a Non-Uniform Day scheduled on Friday, 19 June. All gold coin donations from this event will also be donated to the HVHS Relay for Life total.

Next week is HVHS Pride Week, held as part of Schools’ Pride Week Aotearoa. At HVHS, Pride Week is organised by the school’s Queer Straight Alliance (QSA).

There will be optional free activities every lunchtime in C Block (mainly C14 and C11). Activities are open to all students, those who identify as LGBTQ+ or rainbow, as well as straight, cis allies. Come along and check these out - free stickers, lollies, and bookmarks for everyone who attends.

HVHS Pride Week Activities

Buy your tickets now for our major school production - Urinetown: The Musical! Don't let the name put you off - it's a comedy that will have everyone laughing. Ticket prices are $20 for adults and $10 for students. Check out the performance dates and time below, all in the last week of Term 2. Come along and support our talented student performers and crew!

👉 Click Here to Buy Your Tickets via TryBooking.com

Performance Dates & Times

• Tuesday, 30 June – 7.00pm
• Wednesday, 1 July – 7.00pm
• Thursday, 2 July – 7.00pm (Understudy Cast Performance)
• Friday, 3 July – 7.00pm
• Saturday, 4 July – 2.00pm (Matinee)

We warmly invite our school community to the HVHS Market Evening on Thursday, 25 June (Term 2, Week 10) from 4:00pm - 6:00pm in the school hall. Come along and support our Year 11 Business Studies students as they showcase and sell their products. Students have been working hard to build their businesses from scratch - developing their pricing, marketing, and product ranges.

At the market we'll have 28 student businesses selling a variety of products. We've got something for everyone! Options include:

• Tempt your tastebuds with delicious savoury and sweet treats like tacos, loaded fries, deep fried cheese, sweet crepes, and cookies, then wash it all down with a refreshing lemonade, bubble tea, or smoothie.
• In need of a quick gift? We've got soaps, jewelry, everlasting flowers, lip gloss, hair spray, candles, and more!
• Looking for an experience to remember? Try the brand new card game 'Survive 'til Sunrise', get a hole-in-one, design your own slime, capture a moment in time with your friends, or get your nails done.

Check out the posters below for more info. We looking forward to seeing you there!

At last Friday’s Techweek Hackathon 2026, hosted by Deloitte, student teams had just four hours to use AI to "vibe code" a website and pitch a solution for a societal issue to a panel of judges. Winning first and second place at the Hackathon were two HVHS teams!

First Place + $1,500 for HVHS:

• UniSwipe Team (pictured below, left to right): Sophie Papps (13KG), Nicholas Walcott (13MAHI), Siân Roberts (13TOBZ), Luisa Narvaez Benavides (13KG), Matilda Hall (13DBME), and Riley Green (13SHGA).

• UniSwipe's Project: Addressed the overwhelming amount of information students receive about University degrees and halls. Their idea was a swipe-style quiz that helped students make a decision about a degree that would match them best.

Second Place:

• SafeSpace Team: Vinuki Abeyrathna (13WNDO), George Leask (12VY), Iqra Saleem (13OH), Tamika Dwarika (13KG), Conor Jackson (13KG), and William Todd (13TW).

• SafeSpace's Project: A website designed to act as an intermediary to direct students, particularly LGBTQIA+, to find counselling support when needed.

- By Hazel White (Technology Teacher)

What happens when you hand a preschooler's wildest monster drawing to a product design student? This term, our Year 9 Product Design Mixed Materials (PTMM) class put this to the test.

Partnering with Lower Hutt City Childcare and our own Tautoko - Supported Learning Centre, our students used their original monster artworks as the blueprints to manufacture customised soft toys. Acting as product designers, our students worked to meet their real-life stakeholder’s briefs. This required problem-solving skills to interpret abstract artworks and translate their ideas into feasible, safe, and fit-for-purpose outcomes.

Students used Adobe Illustrator to design and laser-cut custom buttons that matched the specific features and colors of the original artworks, before using hand-sewing skills to assemble the finished monsters. I love how we get to learn many new things while being able to create things for other people at the same time" - Adaira.

The highlight of the project for the students was gifting the finished monsters back to their original artists. “I think the most rewarding part was giving Annabelle her toy and watching her hug it until she left” - Erin. “The most fun or rewarding part of this whole experience was giving it back to my SLC student as I loved seeing their reaction and how happy they were” - Molly.

Ultimately, the project delivered far more than just an introduction to design and manufacturing. It allowed our students to practice empathy, demonstrating how technical skills can be used to achieve purposeful, community-minded outcomes. A huge thank you to Lower Hutt City Childcare and Tautoko students for sharing their creativity with us. We couldn't have done it without your monsters!

Students can help themselves to free period products. We also encourage students to take products home for the school holidays and during exam leave to cover their full menstrual cycle, and so families can skip adding them to the family grocery list!

Students are welcome to help themselves to period products, they are located in the tall white cupboard in the hallway between the Student Counter and the First Aid Room (Sick Bay). In the cupboard, students can select from pads and tampons in sizes regular and super, and also liners.

Congratulations to Toby Ireland (Year 13, 2025) on receiving his Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Government House on Saturday - a remarkable achievement that reflects 18 months of commitment, perseverance, and service.

It is fantastic to see so many students nearing completion of their award levels. The consistent effort being shown by participants, together with the regular reminders and support provided throughout the year, is helping students stay on track and achieve their goals.

We would also like to commend the following students on successfully completing their award levels this term and recognise their dedication and hard work:

• Bronze Award: Nathan Wang (11MR), Molly Carson (11CN), Celeste Harman (11SR), and Evan Wells (12NS)
• Silver Award: Olivia Jameson (11BQ) and Kate Gruar (13WD)

We're seeking an Exam Centre Manager, starting 1 July, to run our NCEA and NZ Scholarship exams during November and December. This role is critical to ensuring the smooth and successful delivery of exams for all students, and works closely with the Principal's NZQA Nominee.

The Exam Centre Manager is employed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) on a fixed-term basis. There is also the potential for additional employment to supervise the school-run Literacy & Numeracy co-requisite testing in September.

Key requirements:

• High level of digital literacy e.g. Microsoft Word, Excel, and the ability to navigate new online systems and processes.

• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to follow processes accurately.

• Skilled at building rapport quickly with students, helping to ease their nerves (when required) and fostering a supportive environment.

• Confidence in leading and managing staff.

Role expectations:

• Be available to start on 1 July 2026 and work for the full exam period (November – December).

• Complete NZQA's Exam Centre Manager training.

• Oversee all administrative and operational aspects of the NZQA examinations.

• Ensure all processes and procedures are carried out in strict adherence with NZQA guidelines.

• Support and manage a team of exam supervisors.

To apply, please send your CV and cover letter to Lana Goddard (Principals’ PA) at lana.goddard@hvhs.school.nz by 4:00pm, Wednesday 17 June 2026.

The Tala Filipino Club is a student-led forum for Filipino students (migrant and New Zealand-born) to celebrate and share their culture and journey together. As scattered stars across the sky to guide travellers in the dark, ‘Tala’ represents bright, beautiful stars helping people navigate different experiences and stories, especially when they feel unfamiliar or challenging.

We will build cultural pride and identity through enjoying special cultural days (Filipino Independence Day / Language Week), contributing to our school and local multicultural events with stalls and performances, sharing Filipino language, food, music, and traditions, and creating connections with other Filipinos and Kiwis to play, learn, and study together.

The club meets every second Wednesday at lunchtime, usually in the pavilion. Any changes will be shared via the Google Classroom created specially for Tala Filipino. For any questions, please email Victoria Mitchell at victoria.mitchell@hvhs.school.nz.

- By Victoria Mitchell (English Language Teacher)

Earlier this year we were approached by locally esteemed photographer Ana Lyubich, founder of the charitable organisation The Art of Seeing Academy, inviting English language learners at HVHS to participate in a weekly photographic learning experience. Ten places were quickly filled by selected invitation, providing these students an opportunity to visually communicate their personal journey while becoming competent with DSLR cameras and photographic principles such as lighting, contrast, shape, colour, texture, and abstraction.

Meeting for an hour on alternating Mondays and Wednesdays over this term, students have collated portfolios from which they will select images to exhibit in Week 11 as an expression of their personal journey and experiences as a migrant to Aotearoa New Zealand. This will be open to students and the community. Details will be available soon, and you are warmly invited to view this inaugural event showcasing a visual expression of their personal sense of identity as a young person finding their way in a new place.

Please read some of their personal reflections below and enjoy a small collection of their photos. It has been a privilege to offer this, and to witness the students' constructive engagement and sense of wonder and pride during the process. We are very grateful to both Ana and her co-tutor Zhanna Yasinetskaya for their skill, knowledge, encouragement, and intentional, aspirational approach with our students.

Student Reflections

I enjoyed learning photography because it was fun and creative for me. I learned how to use different camera settings and take good photos. I improved a lot by getting help from teachers. Overall I enjoyed it a lot. - Ehsan Hassani (11SA)

I’ve learned so much through photography, especially how to look at things from a new angle. It helped me notice small things I never really paid attention to before, like how light can change the mood of a photo or how different colours can make something look different. Photography has taught me that you don’t just take a quick photo. you actually create something with your own ideas and the way you see things. It’s been a really cool experience learning how to put my ideas into my photos. - Sharmilla Tamang (11GS)

Below (left to right): Photo 1 (Eshan) and photos 2 & 3 (Sharmilla)

I have learned how to take better photos and use different camera settings. I also learned about lighting, angles, and how to make photos look more interesting. The cool thing about the program was learning new photography skills and being creative with my photo. - Karina Rawat (11MR)

This course was meant for me! I don't know how I feel, except I feel proud. I think I was lucky to be on this course. Every time I have photography I think that I will take the best photos, and now that did happen. I am really excited to know this. In my PTEC class I saw my photos on the board. I was freaking out, then I knew that the teachers liked them. - Pirakash Sakthy (10WSLN)

Below (left to right): Photos 1 & 2 (Pirakash) and photos 3 & 4 (Karina)

Our second Learning Community Hub event for migrant parents is coming up on Monday, 22 June from 6:30pm-7:45pm upstairs in the staffroom. The topic for this seminar is subject selection. There will be language support available for Chinese and Vietnamese speaking parents.

There will be light refreshments served at the end of the presentation. All migrant parents and students are welcome to attend, and we look forward to seeing you there!

Cross Country

Nineteen students recently competed at the College Sport Wellington Cross Country Championships, representing HVHS proudly. Congratulations to all our runners, including these standout top 30 finishes:

• Junior Boys: Adam Larkin (9DBME) 2nd place & Hudson Thom (9GERA) 3rd place

• Junior Girls: Carla Horspool (9WNDO) 2nd place & Isla Sherring (9WNDO) 18th place

• Intermediate Boys: Jacob Williams (11GS) 1st place

• Intermediate Girls: Hatty Young (10GIMI) 3rd place & Anna Green (10WSLN) 6th place

• Senior Boys: Ben Kimber (12FE) 6th place, Leo Hyink (11GS - pictured right) 7th place & Finnigan Strickland (11GS - pictured left) 14th place

• Senior Girls: Kylah Connolly-Bayliss (11MR) 29th place & Lara Eggers (13JM) 30th place

Indoor Bowls

Shooting

Hugo Smith (11CN) competed in Round 1 of the National Secondary Schools' Shooting Championship in the B Grade, producing an excellent opening score of 98.6 to lead this group heading into the next round.

Whanganui Exchange

The final results:

• Basketball Senior A Girls: 20-29 to HVHS

• Basketball Senior A Boys: 36-43 to WHS
• Football Boys 1st XI: 1-0 to WHS
• Football Girls 1st XI: 0-0 Draw
• Netball Premier 1: 32-36 to WHS
• Netball Premier 2: 27-26 to HVHS
• Hockey 1st XI Girls: 0-0 Draw
• Hockey 1st XI Boys: 5-0 to WHS
• Rugby 1st XV Boys: 24-19 to WHS

Sport Fees

All Summer and Winter Sports charges have been added to student's accounts. Thank you to those who have already paid, if you haven’t please can these be paid as soon as possible.

Sports Achievements

If you have any sporting successes to share, please let us know so we can acknowledge these. You can send details and any photos to sport@hvhs.school.nz.

We've introduced a helpful free tool called PAROT. Designed to help students and families, especially those studying NCEA Level 2 & 3 subjects, PAROT provides a summary of:

• Upcoming NCEA assessments due dates (see example below)
• NCEA credits to date
• Weekly attendance across the year there is a helpful tool called PAROT.

How to log in:

1. Click here to access PAROT.

2. Use the same email address you receive HVHS emails from.

3. Log in via Gmail, or click "Send me a magic link" if it is your first time logging in.

For any questions, please email Jon Nash (Deputy Principal) at jon.nash@hvhs.school.nz

As part of our Centenary celebrations on Saturday, 8 August, we are bringing a bit of healthy rivalry back to the main gym! The Sports Office is looking for former HVHS students to lace up their sneakers for basketball and netball games against our current top teams.

The Game Day Lineup:

• Basketball Match: 11:00am, Main Gym

• Netball Match: 1:30pm, Main Gym

Don't worry if your fitness levels aren't quite what they were when you wore the school uniform, these games are all about fun, connection, and bragging rights. If you're keen to get involved please email Sarah Coales at sarah.coales@hvhs.school.nz

Need New School Trousers & Shorts?

From the start of 2027, all students will be required to wear the approved school trousers and shorts, which will only be available for purchase through the Resource Centre. If you need to purchase black trousers or shorts, we strongly recommend purchasing the correct ones from the Resource Centre now to avoid having to buy another pair at the start of next year.

Warmer Uniform Options for Winter

As the weather gets colder, the Resource Centre has a range of warmer items for students, including jackets with hoods ($75), scarves ($40), beanies ($20), and pom-pom beanies ($30). All items are in stock and available to purchase.

Resource Centre Opening Hours

The Resource Centre's opening hours are Monday to Thursday during term time from 11:00am to 2:30pm, and it is closed on Fridays. Please note that the Resource Centre is closed during the upcoming school holidays. For any questions, please email resource.centre@hvhs.school.nz.

We are always looking for new host families to help with hosting international student attending HVHS. We have a large number of one-term students from Japan and Brazil arriving for Term 3.

If you are considering having an international student in your home, then this is a great way to find out if hosting works for your family and if you would like to host long term.

What's Required?

If your family:

• Can provide a welcoming and supportive environment,

• Has a spare bedroom available, and

• Lives in-zone (preferred).

We encourage you to consider becoming a homestay family. Homestay families receive $350 per week, and it is a wonderful opportunity to learn about diverse traditions, cultures, and languages while supporting a young person during their time in Aotearoa.

For more information or to express your interest, please email our Homestay Coordinator, Anna Kingsford, at anna.kingsford@hvhs.school.nz, and include a short bio about your family and a contact phone number.

Enrolments for 2027 are now open for in-zone and out-of-zone applications. All enrolments are completed online. We encourage families to enrol their child early. This helps us to plan for your student’s learning needs and ensures that your student will be in the first group to receive the email with subject selections (many subjects have limited spaces). For information on how to enrol and key enrolment deadlines please click here.

At HVHS we want every student to have the opportunity to learn and thrive. One of the ways we support this is by making sure students who arrive without breakfast or enough food for the day can access kai when they need it.

If you’re able to help, we are currently seeking donations of sandwich spreads, muesli bars and Up & Go breakfast drinks. Donations can be dropped directly to the School Office during term time, Monday to Friday, 8am–4pm. For any questions, you’re also welcome to email Claire Ross (Head of Wellbeing) at claire.ross@hvhs.school.nz. Ka nui te mihi.

Has your child achieved something amazing? We’d love to hear about and celebrate our students’ successes outside the classroom — whether in sport, music, speech, dance, or other activities.

If your child has a sporting achievement, please email the details to Kristi Tia (Sports Director) at sport@hvhs.school.nz. For all other achievements, contact Lana Goddard (Principal’s PA) at office@hvhs.school.nz.

Friday 12 June

• House Competition, 4-Way Volleyball, 1:30pm-2:15pm

Monday 15 June

• 🌈 Schools' Pride Week Aotearoa 2026, Runs until Friday 19 June

• Parent/Teacher Interviews for Years 11-13 Families, Day 2 of 2 (No classes, all students learning from home)

• 🧁 Rainbow Bake Sale, Interval & Lunchtime

• 🪙 Non-Uniform Day (Gold Coin Fundraiser for the Cancer Society)

Saturday 20 June

• Rockquest Regional Finals, Great Hall, Massey University from 7pm

Monday 22 June

• Learning Community Hub (On Subject Selection), HVHS Staffroom, 6:30pm-7:30pm

Tuesday 23 June

• Board Meeting, HVHS Boardroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Thursday 25 June

• Year 11 Market Evening, 4:00pm-6:00pm

• Hutt Fest, Walter Nash Stadium

Tuesday 30 June

• Urinetown: The Musical, Dress Rehearsal, HVHS Hall, 12:30pm-3:30pm
• Urinetown: The Musical, Performance, HVHS Hall, 7:00pm-9:00pm

• Urinetown: The Musical, Performance, HVHS Hall, 7:00pm-9:00pm

• Urinetown: The Musical, Performance, HVHS Hall, 7:00pm-9:00pm (Understudy Cast Performance)

• Last Day of Term 2
• Urinetown: The Musical, Performance, HVHS Hall, 7:00pm-9:00pm

Saturday 4 July

• Urinetown: The Musical, Final Performance, HVHS Hall, 2:00pm- 4:00pm (Matinee)

Monday 20 July

• First Day of Term 3

• Year 12 Production, Runs until Thursday 30 July

Friday 31 July

• 48 Hour Film Festival, Starts 7:00pm & Finishes on Sunday 2 August at 7:00pm

Thursday 6 August

• Whānau Hui, 6:00pm-8:00pm

Friday 7 August

• Students Learning From Home Day (No classes for Years 9-13)
• 100th Celebrations, Teachers, Staff and Board Members Reunion, HVHS Staffroom, 4:00pm-7:00pm

Saturday, 8 August

• 100th Open Day Celebrations, 10:00am-4:00pm
• Special Early Dinner for Alumni in the 1940s Decade & 1950s Alumni, HVHS C Block, 5:30-7:30pm

Tuesday 11 August

• Board Meeting, HVHS Boardroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Monday 17 August

• House Has Talent, Runs until Friday 21 August, HVHS Hall

Friday 21 August

• Wellington Tertiary Open Day

• Coaches & Managers Meeting for Winter Tournament Week, HVHS Staffroom, 6:00pm-7:00pm

• New Zealand Secondary Schools Winter Tournament Week Starts, Runs until Friday 4 September

• Common Assessment Activities (CAAs) for Level 1 Literacy & Numeracy Testing, Runs until Friday 11 September

Tuesday 8 September

• Hockey Prizegiving, HVHS Staffroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

• Year 13 Production, Runs till Thursday 17 September, Week 1 of 2

Tuesday 15 September

• Board Meeting, HVHS Boardroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

• Winter Sports Team & Duke of Edinburgh Photos, HVHS Hall
• Football Prizegiving, HVHS Hall, 5:30pm-7:30pm

• Year 13 Ball, Lower Hutt Event Centre, 7:00pm-11:00pm

Monday 21 September

• Basketball Prizegiving, HVHS Hall, 5:30pm-7:30pm
• Year 13 Production Continues, Runs until Thursday 24 September, Week 2 of 2

• Netball Prizegiving, HVHS Hall, 6:00pm-8:00pm

• Rugby Prizegiving, HVHS Hall, 6:00pm-8:00pm

Friday 25 September

• Last Day of Term 3

Monday 12 October

• First Day of Term 4
• Derived Grade Exams for Years 11-13 Start, Runs until Wednesday 21 October

Monday 19 October

• Derived Grade Exams for Years 11-13 Continue, Finishing on Wednesday 21 October

Monday 26 October

• Labour Day (public holiday, school closed)

• HVHS Premier Sports Awards, HVHS Hall, 6:30pm-8:30pm

• Hotuwaipara Awards, HVHS Hall, 6:30pm-8:30pm

• Last Day for Students in Years 12-13

• Tutorial Week Starts

• School Board Meeting, Boardroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

• Last Day for Students in Year 11

• Enrolment Conversations Start for Year 8 Families
• Year 10 Productions Start, Classes Scheduled Across Two Week Period, Week 1 of 2

• NCEA & NZ Scholarship Exams Start, Running until Friday 4 December

• NCEA & NZ Scholarship Exams Continue, Running until Friday 4 December
• Year 9 Camps Start, Classes Scheduled Across Two Week Period, Week 1 of 2
• Year 10 Productions Continue, Finishing on Friday 20 November, Week 2 of 2

• Teacher Only Day - MOE Curriculum (No classes for students)

• Year 9 Camps Continue, Finishing on Friday 27 November, Week 2 of 2

• NCEA & NZ Scholarship Exams Continue, Running until Friday 4 December

• School Board Meeting, Boardroom, 5:30pm-7:30pm

• Big 10 Event (for Year 10 Students)
• Last Day of NCEA & NZ Scholarship Exams

• Year 11 Prizegiving, Lower Hutt Town Hall, 11:00am-12:00pm
• Year 12 Prizegiving, Lower Hutt Town Hall, 1:30pm-2:30pm
• Year 13 Graduation Prizegiving, Lower Hutt Town Hall, 6:30pm-9:00pm

• Last Day of Term 4 for Students in Years 9 & 10.

Email: office@hvhs.school.nz
Website: hvhs.school.nz
Location: Hutt Valley High School Woburn Road, Woburn, Lower Hutt, New Zealand
Phone: 04 566 4584