Specialist Clubs

At Hamilton Girls High School the following specialist clubs are on offer:
There are no charges for these clubs.
  • Writers’ Club
  • Rainbow Club
  • Wardrobe Crew
  • Tech Team
  • Visual Arts Club
  • Visual Arts Committee

WRITERS’ CLUB

Writers’ Club is open to all. It is especially for those who love to read and write, or want a quiet place to form connections with other like-minded people. 

Writers will be encouraged to submit work for competitions, such as Re-Draft, and will learn about the publishing industry in Aotearoa. The group is led by a published writer and former magazine editor.

Writers Club will run in
H33 on Thursday lunchtimes.

Contacts

TIC: Ms Brittany Rose
[email protected]

RAINBOW CLUB

LGBTQ friendly meetup group to work on Rainbow issues at the school and have a safe space to make friends.

Rainbow club meets in H11 – Tuesdays at Interval. There is no fee for this club. Allies and Rainbow students welcome!

Contacts

TIC: Ms Brittany Kenny
[email protected]

TIC: Ms Brittany Rose
[email protected]

WARDROBE CREW

Wardrobe Crew is an integral part of our school Arts and Culture programme, supporting various school events and clubs.

The aim of the club is for students to experience the many facets of working in a wardrobe team. In 2024 the Wardrobe Crew will assist with costumes for Dance and Music groups and the School Production. Wardrobe Crew meets Thursday lunchtimes.

Contacts

TIC: Ms Margie Wynne-Jones
[email protected]

TIC: Lucy Clement
[email protected]

TECH TEAM

Tech Team is an integral part of life at HGHS and is a support to many school events such as Talent Quest, Multicultural Week and Dance and Music showcases.

Students will develop skills, knowledge and understanding of AV Technical systems, while providing AV support and control for school events and keeping the technical systems in a tidy, well-managed state. There is no fee to be part of this club. Students meet monthly.

Contacts

TIC: Mr Hamish Berkers
[email protected]

VISUAL ARTS CLUB

Are you interested in Art? But were unable to take it as an option this year? Or do you like being creative but didn’t want to take it as a subject?

Well, the Arts Club may be for you. It’s a place to come and be creative and meet other like-minded people. You will have a chance to experiment and try new things, or just do what you like to do, all within a friendly, creative environment.

VISUAL ARTS COMMITTEE

The Visual Arts Department is a vibrant place within our School.

Joining the Arts Committee is your chance to get involved with visual arts at our Kura and hang with like-minded people.

Contacts

TIC: Ms Jenniffer Fernyhough
[email protected]

Art Prefect: Shine Labores
[email protected]