Te Kura Tuarua o Turanga Wahine | Gisborne Girls' High School
WELCOME TO GISBORNE GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL
He kura ao, He ao kura ko
Friday 18th November: Year 10 Ripper Rugby Day.
Monday 21st November: Teacher only day for NCEA planning
Gisborne Girls' High School students,Turanga Wahine are our future: they are confident, connected, actively involved, accomplished lifelong learners.They are young women of integrity, self reliant, yet able to relate effectively with others and eager to take responsibility as citizens of their local, national and global communities.At Gisborne Girls' High School we recognise that a school is all about the future.It is about opportunity and success so that our young women can stride into their futures with confidence and the skills to make it work for them and their families,whanau and communities.It is about celebrating and acknowledging our strong history as it rests as the foundation for our continued success.It is about valuing the importance of iwi partnership and actively promoting the relationship inside the school and with the community of Te Tairawhiti. Most importantly it is about recognising and nurturing the individual strengths,talents and creativity of all our young women to build positive and focused futures.
We expect high standards, value and nurture individual strengths and strive for successand achievement for all of our young women.We appreciate that in the world of tomorrow the young women of Gisborne Girls' High School must be adaptable, dependable, confident and ready to face an ever changing world.