Dear Parents/Caregivers

Every year the Parents' Association of the school holds a dinner for the Year 13 boys who are leaving the school and moving into the world that awaits them.

The dinner is attended by Year 13 boys and their parents/caregivers. It is a special way for the boys to celebrate their achievements throughout their time at the school, but we need your help to keep this an event that is affordable for all boys and their parents/caregivers to be able to attend.

We are looking for sponsorship for the evening.

Your business/family name would be included on the evenings programme and acknowledged during the night. Sponsorship starts at $250 and a full receipt is available.

This year has been difficult for many and your sponsorship will enable us to keep the cost of the tickets affordable for families. We are trying to ensure an enjoyable evening after so much uncertainty this year.

The Leavers Dinner is being held on Wednesday, 4 November at the Atrium at Wintec.

If you are interested in helping fund this event in anyway or know someone who may be keen to assist then please contact the Parents Association on parents@hbhs.school.nz or Kathryn on 021 11 33 907

Thank you for your support

Kind Regards
Hamilton Boys' High School Parents' Association​

Dear Parents/Caregivers and Supporters

We are coming to the end of the Winter sports season, with many competitions holding semifinals this weekend.

As we presently remain at Alert Level 2, it is important to note that all games will be played with ‘No Spectators’.

We understand how disappointing this will be for all supporters who enjoy watching school sport. However, the alternative if this is not strictly adhered to, is that no games will be played.

For those who transport their sons to our school venue, please drop your son off outside the school and organise a time and place to pick him up after the game.

Security personnel will be present at our school this week as a reminder of this policy.

Thank you for your understanding of this difficult situation and we look forward to a few more weeks of our students being involved in winter sport.

Jeremy Tizard
Spirit of NZ Coordinator