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Principal's Welcome

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Ko Hei tōku marae
Ko Te Arawa tōku waka
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Ko Mikaere October tōku ingoa
Nau mai, haere mai ki Te Kura Tuarua o Taoroa - Trident High School.

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What's coming up?

To see the events and trips for this term, visit our events page below.

School Events

International students

We are looking for families to host our international students next year.

Homestay information

Sport

For information about the sports we offer, including weekly draws and results, visit our Sports Hub.

Sports Hub

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EBOP Senior Badminton

Three boys’ teams played in the EBOP Senior Badminton Qualifier competition. All three teams played well and showed great sportsmanship.

Trident Boys Gold led the field in Division 2, with Trident Boys Royal finishing fifth in the same division.
Trident Boys Navy also played well, winning Division 3.

Awesome work, Team!

We look forward to sending several teams to the BOP competition in Tauranga next term.

🏀Boys Basketball 🏀

Over the last few weeks our basketball teams have been competing twice a week in both the local, and Tauranga basketball competitions.

Junior Boys
The Junior boys have placed a large emphasis on learning fundamental skills and concepts that will help them compete at a high level come their senior years. The Junior A boys are unbeaten in the local competition, and picked up their first win in the Tauranga competition against Aquinas College. The development teams are also performing really well in the local competition, each picking up multiple wins.

Senior Boys
The senior boys have had a mixed start to the year with some outstanding results in the local competition, and some very challenging games in the Tauranga competition. In the Tauranga competition the boys are currently sitting 4th after beating Bethlehem College, and losing to Otumoetai by 10. The boys are developing, learning and making adjustments which will set them up well later in the season.

🏑Trident 1st XI Girls Hockey🏑

The girls faced Western Heights High School in Rotorua on Tuesday night and came away with a solid 3–0 win in heavy rain!

That result puts them 2nd on the ladder and sets up a home semi-final next Tuesday night against Ruamata.

Go girls!

Rugby League

Our Senior Rugby League Boys Team kicked off their first secondary schools competition this week with an awesome start – taking on Tauranga Boys and coming away with a 50 -4 win!

The team also featured one student from Whakatāne High School and one student from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Huiarau.

Great effort from the whole team – what a way to start the season!

Awesome day out with some of our Year 9 and 10 rugby players at Apanui School yesterday! This group ran a full session of rugby drills and skills with the tamariki- and they absolutely smashed it.

They showed great leadership and were great with the kids, full of energy and positivity, and represented Trident with pride.

The Apanui students had a blast- heaps of fun, learning, and of course, some solid rugby.

Big mihi to Apanui School for having us.

The ATT – Allied Trade Training students recently attended the New Zealand Certified Builders (NZCB) 2025 conference, held at Claudelands, Hamilton. Hamish Galloway, the course tutor, had approached the NZCB to inquire about the students attending. We submitted an application to the Apprentice Trust, and this was approved to support registration costs for the students to attend, as well as travel costs. Students were able to visit many stallholders and talk about various building products, meet with different organisations, and many thought they were apprentices. They also entered into prize draws and came home with various clothing and building items. Comments from members of NZCB were that they were ‘blown away by the enthusiasm’ and said it was ‘infectious’ and ‘what a great bunch of kids’.

We would like to thank New Zealand Certified Builders for allowing our students to participate in this wonderful event. It has definitely allowed them to be immersed in the vocational pathway they enjoy and has opened their eyes to the many different products and organisations that are associated with the building industry.

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Welcome to Trident High School