Term Four news from the Junior School, including a reminder about remembering your hat, upcoming dates, and a look at this term's learning.

The Board of Trustees are reviewing the following Policies in Term 4.

Congratulations to all students who competed at the North Otago Cross Country in Oamaru on August 19th.

As we start Term 4, we have some exciting sports and outdoor events to look forward to. 🏃🏼‍♂️🏅🏔️

Twizel Area School netballers travelled to Christchurch for the annual SISS Tournament. Read all about an amazing week, plus captain Sadie Mason, take on the week.

Students in Room 13 experienced the wonders of ancient Rome for a special Roman Day! The day began with students donning togas, embracing the attire of Roman citizens. The excitement continued as they designed their own geometric vases, drawing inspiration from classical Roman art.

Our skiers made it to Cardrona for Race Day on Wednesday for an great day's skiing and competing!

This year's Colour Run promises to be as vibrant and exciting as last year's. Students (and teachers) are looking forward to raising money and, of course, having fun.

After their incredible hard work and success at the recent Junior Market Day, Room 7 students reaped their reward this week with a trip to CBay in Timaru with a hot chip lunch.

Deputy Head Student Ella looks forward to the upcoming Senior Formal, plus a reminder about Derived Grade Exams happening this week.

Last week's M1 & M2 Pet Day was a raving success. Thank you and ka pai to Year 8 student Ashleigh for all her hard work and organisation!

Last week’s junior disco was an absolute blast! A special shoutout goes to Miss Neill and the amazing Home & School crew for all their hard work in making it happen.

We are excited to announce the introduction of a new uniform initiative across the middle and senior schools. This initiative aims to encourage and reward students for wearing their uniforms correctly and with pride.

Last week, the Junior School met before their Wellbeing session to talk about our School values, particularly Awhinataka and Kaitiakitaka. We talked about showing kindness in the playground and treating each other with care.

There were some VERY creative ideas on Tuesday, for Anything but a Backpack Day! Students used boxes, tubs, and even a pet cage to bring their books to school, and all for a great cause.

TAS students competed in the Aoraki Ski Champs last week. However, the competition was cut short due to the high winds!

M1 students have been busy learning and writing, about poems inspired by Siksika Chief and diplomat Chief Crowfoot.

Over the last two weeks, Room 5 and 6 tamariki have been busy connecting with our community.

Students at TAS are always busy with out-of-school activities. Take a look at a few events from the past week, including netball, highland dancing and football.

Head Student Finn McKinley rounds up the last couple of weeks and looks forward to upcoming sports events.