Te Puke High School, Engaging Each and Every Learner.
Student Leadership
Student leadership is a very important part of Te Puke High School and many opportunities are provided for our students to work in leadership roles at each year level. In particular, leadership is viewed as an important quality of our senior students, who are recognised as important role models. Year 13 student leadership roles include:
- Head Girl, Head Boy
- Two Sports Leaders
- Two Arts Leaders
- Two Cultural Leaders
- Student Trustee
- House Captains
- Student Executive Council
- Sports Committee
- Arts Committee
- Cultural Committee
- SADD Committee
- School Ball Committee
- Te Roopu Taurahere
(Māori Mentoring Programme)
Badge Awards
Te Puke High School has various types of badge awards to recognise, honour and celebrate student achievement in the following areas:
- Academic
- Arts
- Citizenship
- Executive
- Leadership
- Service
- Sports
Student Support Services
At Te Puke High School it’s OK to ask for help. We have a comprehensive, confidential and free service to support student health and wellbeing from trained professionals.
We have a full time Guidance Counsellor, a Health Nurse who works four days per week and a doctor who comes in once a week. In addition, a number of other outside social and psychological agencies are also available if further help or support is needed to support a child and their whānau. Students or parents/caregivers who wish to take advantage of our various Student Support Services should contact the appropriate person below for further information.
Co-curricular Activities
At Te Puke High School we believe it is very important for our students to be engaged in co-curricular activities that help them to develop their all-round capabilities.
We offer a wide range of co-curricular activities, including:
- Cultural Activities
- House Activities
- Sports
- The Arts