The Omarama Cross Country was run last Friday (13th August) with Twizel Area School runners competing with other primary-aged students from across the region.

Better Start Literacy

M2's Kaki Release

National Area Schools' Tournament

Operation CrISPY Morn

In episode 8 of the 2021 TAS Podcast series, Karati catches up with Kiara Thyne.

Loves Me Not, Rural Health and Rainbow Day

We welcome three new students to the Twizel Area School whānau this week, while saying Well Done to the Week 7 'Star Students'.

The annual Connexis Girls in Hi-Vis career exploration was held yesterday at the Ohau B Power Station.

Room 9 and 13 students' (with the help of M4) creativity juices have been flowing this week.

Students have helped celebrate Matariki this year with weaving, plus we joined together with Twizel Kindergarten for an evening of songs and a banquet to share.

Here are the results of our recent Firewood Raffle, kindly donated by Dean and Tina Smith.

M1 students have been experimenting to work out the amount of salt that will dissolve in 2 minutes given different water temperatures.

The play "Too Much Punch for Judy" visited Twizel Area School on Monday, performed in front of our Year 11-13 students.

Congratulations to our young actors, who participated successfully in the Otago Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Festival held at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington over Queen's Birthday weekend.

Discover how to get the skills you need for the job you want at the Ara Open Day on June 10th. Explore more than 150 career-enhancing study options, learn about the Ara Advantage, talk to tutors, tour the campus and enrol on the day.

Constable Froud from New Zealand Police, our School Community Officer, has been at Twizel Area School this week. She is running sessions with our Year 1-8 students alongside our teaching staff, delivering the 'Keeping Ourselves Safe' Programme.

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Pink Shirt Day Aotearoa and Bullying Free NZ Week were celebrated at Twizel Area School last week - our learning focus was 'Being an Upstander'.

Twizel Area School recently hosted Te Manahuna Aoraki DOC Ranger Adriana Theobald and her Conservation dogs Julius and Slick, with Tom Smits, Angela Newport and her conservation dogs Sika and Macca.