HVHS Newsletter

Dear Parents, Whānau, and Caregivers,

We are excited and have nearly completed all our preparations to welcome our alumni to our 100th Open Day celebrations on Saturday, 8th August! It promises to be an unforgettable day filled with reflection, connection, and vibrant school spirit. Here is a preview of what we have in store:

• Arts & Performances: Enjoy fantastic drama, dance, and music performances, alongside our student art exhibitions.

• Sports Fixtures: Cheer on our school teams as they take on alumni teams.

• New facilities: Check out our new Fitness Centre (formally the Girls’ Gym) and much improved replacement C-Block.

• B-Block Decade Rooms & Library Archival Displays: Take a trip down memory lane. Each decade room features photos and historical displays capturing our rich 100-year history.

We are hosting a special "all comers" sing-along for our new school waiata, E Tipu, in the school hall. We invite all alumni and former staff to dust off your violins, guitars, brass instruments, or simply polish your vocal cords! Join us at 2:00 pm for rehearsal followed by the performance at 3:00 pm to create a truly unforgettable moment together. Download the sheet music by clicking here - everyone is welcome!

Preparing the decade room photo displays has been a fun experience. My office is currently full of memorabilia. A heartfelt thank you to the Hutt City Council (HCC) Archivist for sharing so many wonderful images of the Hutt throughout the decades. Looking through the archives reminded us of a very different time:

• Life before the Hutt motorway and the new Ewan Bridge.

• Days spent at the old Riddiford Pool—what a concrete jungle that was, with hardly any sun shade in sight!

• Cricket games on the Hutt Rec looking a little more formal than they do now.

• Old Ford Prefect cars parked in High Street.

On site, we have taken the opportunity of the 100th Celebrations to fully restore and refurbish the school’s sundial. The sundial was originally donated to honor long-standing staff member and caretaker Mr. H.J.M. Stirling (who served from 1926 to 1959), the sundial later became a sanctuary to recognise students and staff who passed away during their time at the school. Over the years, the names on the sundial had not been kept up to date, but we have now restored the list completely. A few of us felt quite emotional seeing names like Ross Sinclair and Jacinta Keenan now lovingly displayed.

We hope this restored landmark will offer a peaceful spot for visitors to pause, reflect, and remember those who remain forever part of our school family. We cannot wait to share these memories, music, and milestones with you all.

The new term is already in full swing here at school. Our winter sports season is reaching its end, with premier teams gearing up for finals and the upcoming Winter Tournament Week. We have 200 students travelling across Aotearoa to represent our school community. We wish them the very best of luck and remind all our athletes to compete with heart, uphold our school values, and remain respectful ambassadors for our college. Today, our players are gaining inspiration from Peter Miskimmin (pictured) - distinguished alumnus, Olympic hockey player, and former Head of Sport New Zealand.

We wish the very best of luck to Ioanna Koronaidis and Liv Woodmass as they supervise our talented students in the 48 Hour Film Festival this weekend. It promises to be a weekend of intense creativity - and absolutely no sleep.

Finally, today, I recently received a heartwarming phone call from a regular passenger on the Number 130 bus from Naenae. She wanted to share her high praise for one of our students, noting that they consistently stand to offer her a seat. It is wonderful to hear that our young people, proudly wearing their blazers and badges, are acting as such respectful ambassadors for our school in the wider community.

Ngā mihi nui,

Denise Johnson (Principal)

Photo credit: Bruce Lim / www.photosport.co.nz, Creator: Bruce Lim

Congratulations to 2 Point Auē! The band secured second place at the 2026 Wellington Tangata Beats competition in Term 2 and has now been named among the top 20 finalists nationwide.

Congratulations to band members (pictured below): David Bryce (13LE), MJ Faulkner-Tiatia (13WL), Anzhel Justo (12NS), Wayneramon Milo (13JDPN), Kevin Pietersz (13OH) and Arnawa Weerakkody (13WL).

A friendly reminder that school will be closed for normal instruction on Friday, 7 August for a scheduled Learning from Home day, as staff prepare for our 100th Celebrations. Teachers will provide learning activities for students via Google Classroom, with students completing this work from home.

Thank you for your support as we celebrate this special milestone in Hutt Valley High School's history. If you have any questions, please email me at tim.fox@hvhs.school.nz.

The Social Sciences Learning Area had a busy end to Term 2, with a range of activities occurring across the different senior subject areas. These included Year 12 Business sales, a Year 11 local Geography trip to look at the Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi project and exciting future pathway opportunities for one of our Year 13 Accounting students.

Year 13 Accounting

Vinuki Abeyrathna (13WNDO) has been offered a place on the highly competitive KPMG Junior Accountant Programme. This is an early career pathway to join the Private Enterprise team and become a Chartered Accountant:

• The aim of the programme is for team members to complete their accounting studies while they work and stay on with KPMG to progress to their Chartered Accounting qualification
• This is real hands-on experience learning accounting in the real world
• The opportunity to advance your career at a leading “Big 4” international accounting firm.

Year 12 Business Success

Our Year 12 Business students recently completed their final Business sales! Students worked hard to sell a range of innovative products to the community, including custom cell phone stands, biodegradable plant pots, arthritis heat packs, and colouring-in books for the Wellington Children's Hospital.

We are incredibly proud to announce that all profits from these ventures went to charity, raising over $1,200. Congratulations to all of the students for their hard work, entrepreneurial skills, and community spirit!

Year 11 Geography

- Hugh Williams (Geography Teacher)

The Year 11 Geography 'Hutt River Inaugural Field Trip' took place on Tuesday, 23 June. Travelling by school minivan, we looked at a range of locations along the Hutt River, starting with the site for the new pedestrian bridge that will link the new Melling Station to the C.B.D. Nearby, we observed where the new Melling Interchange Bridge foundations are beginning to take shape.

On the north side of the Melling Bridge, we stood on the stopbank to complete a field sketch to show the new rocklines that are in place to allow for a wider river channel. After a short stop at Avalon Park, we travelled across the Kennedy Good Bridge, then down along the dead-end riverside road by Belmont School, to understand how the bioengineering planting of willows and native plants is critical during times of flooding.

We would like to thank Sharyn Westlake, Principal Engineer for RiverLink (pictured with students and staff) for her willingness to give of her time and expertise for the benefit of our students. Of note is that we even made the Melling Transport Improvements/Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi — July 2026 update email sent to the wider community!

This field trip piggy-backed on an earlier visit to class in May by Hutt City Council Urban Planners, who came to collect feedback from our rangatahi on the proposed urban changes related to the completed RiverLink / Te Wai Takamori o Te Awa Kairangi project.

Students were shown super-sized maps and artist impressions of the proposed urban transformation projects and the Urban Planners explained the thinking behind their plans. Perhaps our Year 11 Geography student feedback on these proposed changes to the Hutt City urban environment may indeed help shape the final 'City Centre Transformation' project.

Our students enjoyed their time in class and in the field and came away with first-hand knowledge of the changes afoot in their community that will affect their lives well in the future.

Congratulations to this year's winners of the HVHS Writing Competition. Students submitted original written works in creative fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, showcasing their skills and the power of the written word. Winners were selected across four categories at Junior, Intermediate, and Senior levels. Well done to all of our winners! Mahi tika ana!

Junior Category

Best Opening: Poppy Kvale (9GERA) "Untitled"

Most Compelling Use of Language: Mori McCuskey (9RBTS) "Trapped"

Most Original Concept: Sofia McDonald (10BESD) "Fate"

Best Overall: Khushi Raturi (10GFDI) "Imani"

Intermediate Category

Best Opening: Amelie Black (11TU) "Untitled"

Most Compelling Use of Language: Izzy Longson (11GS) "Glowworms"

Most Original Concept: Jess Low (11TU) "Untitled"

Best Overall: Matilda Nevin (11TU) "Untitled"

Senior Category

Best Opening: Oxie Taylor (12NI) "My Spring Night"

Most Compelling Use of Language: Mio Hoffman (13BH) "Cry for Creativity"

Most Original Concept: Neema Xaviera (13WL) "The Orchard of Hearts"

Best Overall: Cora Coughlan (12BB) "Terminal"

The "SNAP It Up" garage sale to raise funds for the SNAP Programme which supports senior students from Tautoko - Supported Learning Centre (SLC), is taking place on Thursday, 27 August in the school hall at Interval and Lunchtime. We are accepting donations of items in good condition. These can be dropped-off at the school office or directly at the SLC.

As the main buyers are students, with some staff, we'd love donations of items that young people will want e.g. books, games, and toys. Please note that due to limited space we can't accept accept large household items. If you're unsure on suitability, please contact me Heather Lear (Head of Tautoko - Supported Learning Centre) at heather.lear@hvhs.school.nz

A huge congratulations to Sophia Le (9GUSP), who has been shortlisted for the History category of the John Locke Institute Global Essay Prize.

Sophia has been invited to attend the Awards Ceremony & Gala Dinner on Saturday, 3 October 2026, where results from the panel of senior academics from leading universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Princeton, and Stanford, will announce the winners.

Congratulations to the Volante Vocal Ensemble for their brilliant performances at The Big Sing

festival late Term 3. Singing in front of hundreds of other vocalists is a daunting task, but the group

performed with absolute confidence.

The ensemble opened with an atmospheric rendition of Maisey Rika’s "Tangaroa Whakamautai",

accompanied by tutor Wade Reeve on guitar. The piece featured standout, heartfelt solos from

Giselle Charleson (13MO), Ray Heeley (13TW), Charlie Bristow (13BR), Brandon Chung (13BR), Mila Vella (13MO), and Joseph Moorman (13BH). The choir then sang "Vuelie" from Frozen, capturing its Scandinavian tribal quality, completely unaccompanied, a challenging feat for any choir. To close their set, they brought joy to the stage with "I Sing Because I'm Happy", backed by a band featuring students Joseph Loughnane (13BR) on piano and Ivan Golubev (13OH) on drums, with Wade switching to bass.

We are incredibly proud of how well Volante represented our school. Their hard work and

dedication over the year to date really paid off as they thoroughly impressed the audience and

adjudicators. A huge thank you to Anna Flaherty and Tim Fox for their help planning the trip, and to Bernard Beckett, Rei Stokes, Kylie Miller, and former staff members Anne Hubbard and Sheena Anglesey for all of their help in supporting the group on the day.

Want to Join Volante? Volante’s next performances will be for the upcoming School Centenary Celebrations. The choir is open to new members after that, from Wednesday, 12 August. If you would like to join this fantastic group, we rehearse on Wednesdays from 8.25am to 9.25am in the music room in the new C Block. For any questions, please email Ruth Armishaw at ruth.armishaw@hvhs.school.nz

At Hutt Valley High School, our School Board adheres to a three-year policy review schedule to ensure our policies remain current and effective. This term, we are reviewing the following policies:

• School Community Engagement Policy
• Inclusive School Culture
• Enrolment
• Student Attendance
• Student Uniform / Student Dress Expectations
• Concerns and Complaints Policy

The School Board welcomes feedback and input from the school community on these policies. To read the policies click here and search for 'Hutt Valley High School', and enter username 'HVHS' and the password 'Adalta'. The close off date for feedback is Sunday, 23 August.

On Tuesday, 30 June, Merak Manze (12TI) was awarded his certificate as a Youth Ambassador for New Zealand Chinese Language Week 2026, one of only seven selected nationwide.

At the Parliament ceremony, Merak delivered a moving and genuine speech about his learning journey and how mastering Chinese has inspired him. His words made an impact: MP Nancy Lu quoted Merak's speech in her closing remarks, emphasising his message on the importance of learning even simple words.

Merak was supported at the event by his family alongside fellow students from the Level 3 Chinese class (pictured below with Yanling Guo, English Languages and Chinese Teacher). .

A friendly reminder for all senior students considering applying for a scholarship for future study to please follow the steps listed below. This process applies to all scholarships (e.g. university and corporate).

HVHS Scholarship Step by Step Process for 2026

1. Please read this helpful summary of the HVHS Scholarship Process.

2. Start researching early: Identify the scholarship/s you wish to apply for and take note of application and closing dates.

3. Read the information carefully: Ensure that you know what information is required in your application.

4. Give plenty of notice: As early as possible ideally three weeks ahead of your scholarship deadline, fill in the HVHS Scholarship Application Form.

5. Complete a separate form for every scholarship you are applying for. In this form students provide details for the school to write a reference and/or to provide any documentation your application requires.

6. School Referee: If your scholarship application requires you to provide a school referee’s name, please use our school’s Scholarship Writer, Shaun McRoberts (Year 13 Dean) at shaun.mcroberts@hvhs.school.nz.

7. Submit early: Submit your scholarship application to the university or polytechnic at least least three days before the closing date to allow them time if they need to request additional information.

A range of scholarships, grants and internships are offered every year from universities, polytechnics, tertiary providers, organisations and businesses throughout New Zealand and overseas. The New Zealand Scholarship Directories listed below are a good starting point for senior students and their families researching options in New Zealand.

• MoneyHub’s Scholarships Directory page
• StudySpy’s Scholarships Database page
• CareersNZ’s Scholarships for Māori Students page
• CareersNZ’s Scholarships for Pasifika Students page

Welcome to Term 3!

We hope you've had a refreshing break and are ready for another busy and exciting term in sport. We have plenty happening over the coming weeks, including: winter sport finals, Winter Tournament Week for our top teams, winter sports team photos on 16 September and individual sports prizegivings. At the same time, we'll also be preparing for our Term 4 summer sports programme. Following Tournament Week, we'll send out information about summer sports, so please keep an eye on your emails and our social media pages for registrations and updates.

This week also marks the farewell of Dan, who will be moving to Christchurch with his family. We would like to thank Dan for everything he has contributed to our sports programme and wish him and his family all the very best as they begin this exciting new chapter. See Dan's message below:

Thank you team! It’s been an absolute highlight of mine watching our students excel in their sports and as individuals. Thank you to all the parents who have volunteered your time to look after our sports teams and to all the former students who still give back to the school community by looking after our teams. Whether you have been with me at the start of my journey or only just recently, I thank you all for letting me feature in your sporting journey. I wish you all the best for the future and rest assured, I will still be cheering you all on from afar! HV…HS!!!!!

We hope everyone has a fantastic Term 3. Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to working with you all throughout the term!

Badminton

Huge congratulations to Ollie Rumsay (11CI), Mannraj Jubbal (12VY), and Tram Vo (11SA), who won gold with the Badminton Hutt Valley U17 team (Division 2) at the NZ Junior Team Championships (NZJTC) in Palmerston North! Competing against over 900 of the best players in the country, the team played against 10 other sides in their division to take 1st place.

Mannraj Jubbal (12VY) also won the gold medal at the U17 Badminton Nationals! Mannraj delivered an outstanding performance throughout the tournament, winning 13 out of his 14 games.

Basketball

Daniel Lee (11TU), has been announced as the 2026 Sal's NBL Video Content Creator of the Year for his work with the Wellington Saints Basketball team. A huge achievement for Daniel!

Bouldering

In Term 2, HVHS sent its largest team yet to compete in the College Sport Wellington Bouldering Championships! Everyone represented our school with pride and gave a fantastic performance on the wall. A special congratulations to our podium finishers: Moritz Seiler (9CWWH): 2nd place - Junior Male, Holly Meyer (12NB): 2nd place - Open Female, and Mia Pinkerton (12WE): 3rd place, Open Female.

Cross Country

Jacob Williams (11GS) competed in the North Island Cross Country Championships winning the under 16 boys grade, comprehensively setting a new course record. Last weekend at the Wellington Cross Country Championships, Jacob won not only the U16 Boys grade but also placed first overall against the U18 and U20 Boys grades.

Diving

Hazel Beavis (9DBME) competed in the Diving New Zealand National Championship over the school holidays, placing 3rd in 1 metre springboard and 5th in 3 metre springboard for age group B.

Hockey

Zack McRobbie (10STSF) was selected for the Wellington U16 representative hockey team.

Ice Hockey

Congratulations to Hamish Barnes (10BESD), who proudly wore the Silver Fern representing the New Zealand Under 16 Ice Hockey team over the July break! Competing in Dunedin against top U18 teams from across the country, Hamish played as part of the team's prep for the upcoming Pan Pacific International Tournament. Hamish was also named MVP in his very first game at the tournament.

Orienteering

From 16–19 July, a team of ten Hutt Valley High School students competed in Christchurch at the New Zealand Secondary Schools Orienteering and Rogaine Championships. Events spanned a coastal forest relay and long course at Pegasus Bay, an urban sprint at Lincoln University, and a rogaine in the Port Hills. Key results included:

• Top Secondary Schools Competition: HVHS overall team – 3rd place

• Junior Boys Relay: Gene Mosen (9CWMH), Victoria Caulfield (9GUSP), and Reuben Beattie (9TOBZ) – 3rd place

• Senior Boys Rogaine: Callum Cross (13TW), Cameron Johns (12BB), and Nicholas McKenzie (11MR) – 8th place

• Junior Sprint: Gene Mosen (9CWMH) – 9th place

Thank you to the coaches, managers, and parents whose support made this trip possible.

Rugby

Elijah Faio (13WD) was selected in the Wellington Rugby U18 Boys Development Camp that was held recently on 6 & 7 July at Maidstone Park.

Shooting

Congratulations to Hugo Smith (11CN) who is currently leading his shooting grade in the New Zealand Secondary Schools Tournament with two rounds left to play. In addition to his national ranking, he has recently been selected for the North Island Junior team, which will take on the South Island in Auckland next month.

Swimming

Kayne Howat (13LE) has been selected for the 2026/2027 National Youth Programme Squads (Olympic Pathway) by Swimming New Zealand. He will be invited to participate in the Queensland Development Camp and Competition. This opportunity is designed to provide valuable international racing experience alongside a focused performance development environment. There is also an opportunity to be invited to the Emerging Aquablacks activities to further support your development.

Ultimate

Congratulations to James Bowen (13WR), Sam Worsley (13JDPN), Nynke Turner (13JDPN), Casey Hurley (13DUCS), Bianca Philip (13WR), Lucy Hoffman (13MTTH), and Belinda Chapman (13WR), who represented New Zealand at the Junior World Ultimate Championships in Logroño, Spain over the holidays! Highlights from the tournament include:

• The NZ Open team placed 4th overall.

• The NZ Girls team placed 9th overall and won the prestigious Spirit of the Tournament award across all competing teams.

This is New Zealand’s best-ever result at the championships!

Friendly Reminders

Please keep checking your School emails as this is our way of sending communications from the Sports Office. A friendly reminder that all outstanding sports fees need to be paid as soon as possible.

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.

To mark Hutt Valley High School’s centenary, we are proud to offer this limited-edition collection of commemorative wines, featuring a Shiraz, Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.

Created as a lasting memento of this significant milestone, each bottle celebrates the people, memories, achievements, and connections that have shaped our school community over the past 100 years. More than a keepsake, every purchase helps invest in the young people who are part of our school community today. Funds raised will help create opportunities, remove barriers to participation, and ensure more students can access the experiences, connections, and personal growth that come from being involved in school life.

Whether you’re a former student, staff member, whānau member, supporter, or friend of Hutt Valley High School, your purchase helps honour our past while investing in the next generation. Raise a glass to 100 years, order your wine by clicking here.

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), pair of merino socks ($16), black tights ($8) 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.

Enrolments for 2027 are now open for in-zone applications in Years 9-13, and out-of-zone applications for Years 10-13. All enrolments are completed online. Please note that out-of-zone applications for Year 9 are now closed.

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.

Friday 31 July

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

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

Thursday 20 August

• Whānau Hui, 6:00pm-8:00pm (NEW DATE)

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

• Pathway Function, HVHS Hall, 6:00pm-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