ARGYLE HOUSE
Hamilton Boys' High School - Term 4, Edition 2, Nov. 2019
Seniors Studying for NCEA Exams in the Hostel Prep Room
Formal Occasions, Final Farewells, Exams & Study Leave
The year is almost over with the junior boys looking forward to their Year 10 Camp and Year 9 Activities programme next week to round off their 2019 year at Argyle House and Hamilton Boys' High School.
Thank you to all families for ensuring your son returned for the Argyle Prizegiving on Sunday 3rd November. It is always a very special and rewarding occasion that allows us to share in the success and achievements of our young men, that concludes with all Year 13 students walking across stage, for the final time at Argyle House, as part of their formal graduation.
The senior boys that remained in during study leave all worked conscientiously in the prep room from 9.00 - 10.30am and 11.00am - 12.00pm each week-day morning, under the supervision of an Argyle Master. A few Year 13s from Grove were in attendance most mornings as well. I am sure their studious approach will result in a pleasing set of NCEA examination results for all students.
With Years 9 & 10 the only year levels remaining at school, they have all enjoyed the reduction in prep hours and have made good use of the warmer weather most evenings. The tone of the hostel is very relaxed and positive, as we all look forward to the end of the school year.
The final day of school is Thursday 5th December. The hostel closes for the year on Thursday at 2.30pm.
Junior Prizegiving Timeline, Thursday 5th December:
8.45 - 9.30am: Years 9 and 10 students to tutor group to receive subject certificates for diligence, merit and distinction.
9.30am: Boys move to Gymnasium 1 for the Prizegiving.
9.45am: Parents/Caregivers are to be seated in Gymnasium 1.
10.00 - 11.15am: Junior Prizegiving. Compulsory for all Years 9 and 10 students.
11.15am: Boys return to their tutor class to receive their school magazine, the 'Hamiltonian'
11.30am - 12.30pm: Rolling lunch at Argyle. Boys are able to depart for the year immediately after prizegiving has concluded.
2.30pm: The hostel is closed for the year.
We now look forward to 2020 and the new hostel year. Our Senior Leaders and Prefects have been appointed and we have a full hostel for the start of 2020 with 47 new boarders, 39 at Year 9 level.
It has been another exceptional year at Argyle House. We are blessed with a caring and hard-working staff, an outstanding group of Prefects and Senior Leaders and a group of young men who go about their daily lives within Argyle and Grove with such positive energy. It is truly a pleasure to be part of this very special place. The support of the boys, Parents/Caregivers, Headmaster, Hostel Committee and Board of Trustees has been appreciated by us all and we now look forward to what lies ahead in 2020 with one new member of staff and 47 new boarders.
This is my final newsletter of 2019. I am sure you have all enjoyed following a snapshot of life within Argyle House and Grove over the course of the year.
Have a safe, happy and prosperous Christmas and New Year with your son, family and friends.
Kind regards
Murray McKenzie
Head of Boarding
021 516 477
Argyle House Prizegiving, Sunday 3rd November:
A Sample of the many Positive Citizenship Certificates awarded to our Years 9 - 11 boarders
Argyle Scholarship Finalists and Winner
Service Awards
Service Certificates: Dorm Leaders
Four Terms as a Dorm Leader
Service Certificates: Year 12 & 13 Prefects and Senior Leaders
Year 12 Senior Leaders
Year 13 Senior Leaders
Year 13 Prefects
Matron's Cup: Best All-Round Year 11 Boarder
Winner of the Matthew Allen Cup: Bennett House
Junior Sportsman of the Year: David So (Year 9)
Here he is with Matron, Mrs Cecelia Lake, after winning and breaking the Junior 100m Breaststroke record at the Hamilton BHS Swimming Sports back in February.
David won the Tylee Cup for Argyle Junior Sportsman of the Year.
ACHIEVEMENTS:
HBHS Swimming Sports Day (Feb, 2019)
Winner in Junior Championship
Winner in 100m Backstroke
Winner in 100m Breaststroke
(*Junior 100m Breaststroke new record)
Waikato Secondary Schools’ Junior Swimming Champion(2 April 2019)
Winner in 50m Breaststroke
Winner in 100m Breaststroke
Winner in 100m Medley
Winner in 100m Medley Relay
Winner in 100m Freestyle Relay
2019 Hong Kong Division 1 Age Group Long Course Swimming Competition (14 July 2019)
Bronze medal in Boys 13&14 years olds 200m LC Breaststroke(2:34.08 of age:13)
2019 NZ Secondary School Champions(12-15 Sept, 2019)
Gold medal in Boys 14 years olds 200m SC Breaststroke(2:29.91)
Gold medal in Boys 14 years olds 50m SC Breaststroke(30.37)
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 100m SC Breaststroke(1:08.02)
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 50m SC Freestyle(24.81)
2019 NZ Short Course Champions (1-5 Oct,2019)
Gold medal in Boys 14 years olds 200m Breaststroke(2:28.42)
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 50m Freestyle(*24.74)
*make Waikato new record for 50m free
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 50m Breaststroke(30.54)
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 100m Breaststroke(1:06.90)
Silver medal in Boys 14 years olds 50m Butterfly(26.87)
Senior Sportsman of the Year: Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead (Year 13, Head Prefect)
ACHIEVEMENTS
School and/or Club Achievements:
Captain Hamilton Boys’ High School 1ST XV Tour to Japan
Captain Hamilton Boys’ High School 1ST XV
North Island and/or Regional (e.g. Waikato, Midlands, Super 8) Achievements:
Chiefs Under 18 team to play Crusaders
Chiefs Under 18 Camp
Waikato Rugby Pre-Academy
Received Rugby Cap for 25 1ST XV games
1ST XV - Super 8 Champions
1ST XV – Chief Top Four Qualifiers
National Achievements
Captain New Zealand Barbarians Schools Rugby Team
Selected to attend NZ Secondary School Rugby Camp
1ST XV - 3rd at National Top 4 Tournament
Hamilton Boys’ High School Most Valuable Player National Top 4 Tournament
International Achievements:
New Zealand Barbarians Schools Rugby Team – played Australia U18 and Fiji U18
Morris Trophy, Outstanding Junior Visual or Performing Artist: Joseph Lorimer (Year 10)
Coltellaro Trophy, Outstanding Senior Visual or Performing Artist: Alexander Nielsen (Year 11)
Alexander is photographed here with the Coltellaro Trophy, announced by Hostel Master, Mr Fraser Kilgour and presented by Mrs Ann Bennett, the wife of our former Headmaster, Mr James Bennett.
Academic Excellence Awards:
Margaret Beattie Scholarship: Junior Dux Finalists
Margaret Beattie Scholarship: Junior Dux - Ashan Barr
Runner-up was Jack Broomfield (Year 10) and in 3rd place was Josh Syme (Year 10).
Originally an English Award the Margaret Beattie Scholarship was re-introduced by Mr Mike Beattie on behalf of the family for the Junior Dux. Mike was a former Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Hostel Committee and was a great supporter of the hostel for many years.
Year 11 Top Academic Prize: Thomas Hayward
Runner-up was Gus Nelson and in 3rd place was Adam Wallis.
Year 12 Top Academic Prize: Aaron Couper
Runner-up was Matthew Batten and in 3rd place was Eiji Johnson.
Headmaster's Cup, Academic Excellence for a Year 13 Student, Dux of Argyle House: Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead
Runner-up was Blake Morgan and in 3rd place was Te Aonui Wharawhara-Muriwai.
Service & Leadership Cups: Presented by Mrs Ann Bennett, wife of the late Mr Jim Bennett, a former Hamilton BHS Headmaster and Hostel Manager of Argyle House
Leigh Cup, 'Service & Leadership displayed over consecutive years by a Year 11 & 12 Boarder': Aaron Couper
Bennett Trophy, 'Outstanding Service & Contribution to Argyle House': Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead
Cramond Cup, 'Outstanding Service': Blake Morgan, Deputy Head Prefect
Argyle Cup, 'Outstanding Leadership': Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead, Head Prefect
Year 13 Graduation from Argyle House
Nicholas Audas-Ryan, Jack Avery, Harrison Browning, Chris Chung, Toby Heywood, Semisi Koroibuleka, Joeli Matalaweru, Takeomi Nishiura, Kohei Shirai, Mason Tombleson, Kaz Van Genne, Joe Waenga, Te Aonui Wharawhara-Muriwai, George Butcher, Seth Roe, Caleb Houghton, Angus Ritchie, Blake Morgan, Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead.
Head Prefect, Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead, receives his Year 13 Graduation Certificate and is being congratulated by Head of Boarding, Mr Murray McKenzie, and the two Grove Assistant Masters, Mr Cam Moorby and Mr Flynn O'Brien.
Tribute by the Hostel to Head Prefect, Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead with the School Haka
Alexander Nielsen (Year 11) and Rupert Nielsen (Year 10) play a 3-tune Medley on the Bagpipes
L-R Te Aonui Wharawhara-Muriwai, Seth Roe, Jack Avery, Nicholas Audas-Ryan, Takeomi Nishiura, Blake Morgan.
Some of the Argyle Prizewinners with their Family
Hamilton BHS Senior Prizegiving, Tuesday 5th November - Subject & Special Prizewinners from Argyle House Students:
Year 11 Subject Prize:
George Oliver, Mechanical Engineering
Year 12 Subject Prize:
Austin Lupton, Building and Construction
Ryoyu Tsunoda, English Language Learning
Jonty Parrott, Outdoor Education
Aaron Couper, Physical Education
Year 13 Subject Prize:
Mason Tombleson, Drama
Seth Roe, Outdoor Education (WINTEC Adventurer's Cup)
Hamilton Boys' High School Special Prizes:
Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead, Manuel Monga Award for Most Outstanding Maori or Pasifika Student
Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead, AP Nelson Memorial Prize for All-Round Excellence
Hakaraia Richards-Coxhead, Old Boys' Prize for Leadership, for Head Boy
Grandparents Morning, Tuesday 26th November
Movie Reward Term 3: "Zombieland: Double Tap", Monday 4th November
NCEA Level 2 Engineering
Waikato U19 Club Sevens Champions
Kilikiti
This sport is very significant to the Samoan community. Iotia Teokotai (Year 9) and Semisi Koroibuleka (Year 13), both from Argyle House, played in this tournament.
Year 9 Junior Premier Cricket Team Qualify for Northern Districts Finals Tournament, Gisborne 2020
They defeated St Paul's Collegiate after bowling them out for 73 and chasing it down comfortably. Hamilton BHS then played a strong St John's College team with HBHS posting a very competitive 179 off their 40 overs. St John's were unsuccessful in their chase only managing 139.
FIve players in this Year 9 team are boarders at Argyle House: Carson Edwards, Angus Reeves, Mac Russ, Te-Reimana Gray and Max Steel.
Front field games after dinner
I received the following email on Wednesday 27th November from a neighbouring family that I thought I would share with you all, as it relates to how well our boys mix in together when playing their own organised activities on the front field:
"Hi
I live next to HBHS having moved here at the start of the year. My son Isaac is the neighbourhood kid who is out there with the boarders every day/night playing whatever activity the guys are up to.
I assume school is finishing soon for these kids and I just wanted you to know how fantastic they have been with Isaac. Considering they are all older, more skilled, with their mates etc they have always been so welcoming and inclusive of this 10 year old - chucking him the ball, letting him score a try, giving him a nickname and basically making his new life in Hamilton awesome.
We’re a couple of years away from my 4 sons being students with you but Isaac especially very much feels like part of the crowd.
Thanks to the boys and to the teachers who are obviously doing a great job.
Regards
.........."
Hostel End-of-Year Report for all Boarders
Every boarder currently on the roll at Argyle House will receive a hostel report.
Reports will be available to view from Thursday 5th December.
If you have difficulty accessing the Hamilton BHS portal, then please contact Mr Paul Gunn. His email address is: pgunn@hbhs.school.nz
Farewell to Staff Leaving
Prefects and Senior Leadership Group 2020
16 Year 11 2019 and 12 Year 12 2019 applications were submitted for Prefectship and Senior Leader positions. All applicants were interviewed by Mita Graham (Senior Master) and Murray McKenzie (Head of Boarding), on Monday 21st October, then discussed and confirmed with the Headmaster and staff the following day. The following 14 appointments for 2020 have been made after being offered to, and accepted, by the boys:
Year 13
Head Prefect: Harry Russ (Year 13), House Captain
Deputy Head Prefect: Lachlan Roose (Year 13), Deputy House Captain, Matthew Allen Cup
Deputy Head Prefect: Aaron Couper (Year 13), Publications and Administration
Head of Grove & International Prefect: Max Chow (Year 13)
Head of Bennett House: Angus Valler (Year 13), Matthew Allen Cup
Head of Sutherland House: Cole Northcott(Year 13), Matthew Allen Cup
Year 12
Prefects: Ethan Barton, Sam Boros, Keegan Caines, Levi Cressy-Baggott, Thomas Hayward, Takoha Lunjevich, Gus Nelson, George Reeves
Head Prefect 2020, Harry Russ
Year 13 Prefects & Senior Leaders 2020
Year 12 Prefects 2020
School Links Emails to Parents/Caregivers from School:
Hamilton BHS Photographs
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Friday 29th November
Dear Parents/Caregivers
The cultural and sports photos taken recently are now available to view and order online with PhotoLife. You will be charged a postage fee and any photos ordered will be sent directly to your address.
You are still able to use the same shootkey your son received earlier in the year to order photos. If you are unsure of his shootkey, please contact me.
Thank you
Liz Caskey
School Shop
lcaskey@hbhs.school.nz
Hamilton BHS Year 13 Leadership Camp - Reminder
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Thursday 28th November
Dear Parents/Caregivers
Please disregard this email if you have completed and returned the 2020 Year 13 Leadership Camp form.
The camp is a wonderful way to start the year. It also offers all Year 13 students valuable insight into what it is to be a Year 13 Leader at Hamilton Boys’ High School.
Attending the camp is an expectation. If you could please complete the form and return it via email in picture form or scanned that would be much appreciated.
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me.
Have a fantastic summer and see you all in January.
Kind regards
Richard Petherick
Year 13 Dean
rpetherick@hbhs.school.nz
Hamilton Boys' High School has attached a .pdf file to this email:
year_13_2020_ca....pdfHamilton BHS Junior Prizegiving 2019
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Wednesday 27th November
The Headmaster and Staff of
HAMILTON BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL
invite families to our
YEAR 9 & 10 PRIZEGIVING
CEREMONY 2019
on
Thursday 5 th December 2019
at
Hamilton Boys’ High School
at 10:00am
We recommend that you are seated by 9:45am
Parking available on the school field adjacent to the gymnasium
Expectations of all Students
This is a normal school day, it is compulsory to attend
Uniform
Immaculate Day Uniform or Representative/Travelling uniform
Must be clean and pressed
No jerseys
Shoes
Black lace up, polished
or
Sandals
Black regulation
Hair
Short, tidy, groomed and appropriate hair style (no product etc.)
Clean shaven
Holiday or permanent work opportunities
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Tuesday 19th November
Dear Parents/Caregivers and Students
Looking for work over the holidays? Or are you looking for work now school has finished?
OneStaff can help with both and has a lot of options depending on your situation.
OneStaff Hamilton is owned and operated by Old Boy Matt Scoble and has work for people covering all the main trades (Construction, Electrical, Plumbing, Manufacture/Process and many more).
If you are looking for work, no matter what your situation, call 07 260 4883 or 08001STAFF and talk to the Hamilton team.
Please let them know you are from HBHS and they will do everything they can to get you into work ASAP. www.onestaff.co.nz
Hamilton BHS Term 3 High Achiever - Printed Copies
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Monday 18th November
Dear Parents/Caregivers
Printed copies of the Term 3 High Achiever are now available.
If you would like a copy, please send your postal address to wmoffitt@hbhs.school.nz with "Term 3 High Achiever" in the subject line and we will post it out to you.
Ngā mihi
Wendy Moffitt
Publications, Website, and Media Manager
Hamilton BHS Textbook returns
Emailed to Parents/Caregivers Monday 11th November
Dear Parents/Caregivers
Please remind your son/s to return all textbooks borrowed from the Library this year, when he comes into school to sit his NCEA exams.
Textbooks can be returned directly to the Library. Alternatively, there will be Library staff and a bin for book returns, outside exam venues at the start of each exam.
Please note that you will be invoiced for any books not returned.
Kind regards
HBHS Library
Hamilton BHS Year 9 Activities
Dear Parents/Caregivers
Further to our email yesterday, please note that all compulsory fees must be paid before your son will be able to participate in Year 9 Activities.
Thank you.
Housekeeping Issues
Dress & Grooming
The staff at Argyle House and Grove have become increasingly concerned that some students are flaunting the rules when it comes to presenting themselves correctly during the normal school day and especially when they return from weekend or overnight leave in their number 1s.
The boys represent the hostel and school when in the public eye, so it is important they are well-groomed, as they are our greatest advertisement. The boys are often reminded at our weekly house meetings about the responsibility they have to wear their uniform correctly and proudly outside the hostel. This also includes being cleanly shaven and having a regulation hair cut that complies with school policy.
One of the current trends is for some boys to purchase long black pants that are tapered, as part of their number 1s. Tapered, tight-fitting long black pants are not part of their number 1s. The pants must be loose-fitting around the thigh and calf. If your son has these pants then please ensure he returns with the regulation long black pants on his return. Our boys need to all dress following the correct code so we all look the same. Failure for your son to adhere to the dress and grooming rules from the beginning of term 1 2020, will result in stepped consequences. See below.
We don't want our standards to slip as the hostel should be setting the tone and standard for the rest of the school, we all believe here as a staff. Please have a conversation and check with your son over the holiday period to ensure he has the correct uniform items and returns clean-shaven with a regulation haircut. Check also that his neck hasn't swelled over the holiday period preventing him from being able to do up the top button of his white shirt. Our boys do grow quickly! All top buttons must be done up with their tie covering the top button.
Thank you for your continued support. I'm only talking to 9-10 families, as the other 158-9 comply and look perfect always.
Page 24 of the Argyle Manual 2020:
"DRESS & GROOMING
Boys wearing their regular school uniform must make every effort to ensure that their uniform is clean and tidy at all times. It is expected boys wear their footwear correctly and have school uniform shirts tucked in and socks up. Failure to comply will result in an instant 30 minute job i.e. do Lunch Duty, Kitchen Bins, vacuuming and a ‘strike’ to be recorded on the strike sheet. A third strike will result in the student being issued with a Community Service to be recorded in Boardingware.
At the end of each term this re-sets.
Consequences for a student failing to wear their socks up or have their shirt tucked in at morning check-off and/or in the dining room:
- First strike = 30 minute instant job, recorded in strike folder.
- Second strike = 30 minute instant job, recorded in strike folder.
- Third strike = Community Service, recorded in strike folder & recorded on Boardingware
Boys signing out for general leave when not in uniform must wear tidy casuals. Offensive language on any items of clothing or bags is forbidden at all times.
Boys wearing their number 1s (formal travel uniform i.e. blazer, black trousers, white shirt, tie) must ensure their top button is done up, their tie is pulled up to cover their top button, their black trousers are the regulation trousers (and are NOT tapered), they wear ankle-length black socks and black shoes, are clean-shaven and their hair is a regulation cut and length (as per school policy) and they have all parts of their uniform on i.e. including their blazer.
If a student presents himself to the Duty Master and is not correctly groomed when he departs or returns from overnight and/or weekend leave, then he will be issued with a uniform ‘strike’, which will be recorded in the ‘Uniform Strike Folder’ in a drawer beside the Masters’ desk, as well as being recorded in Boardingware.
Failure to comply with the correct grooming and dress standard when wearing number 1s, the following consequences will occur, over the whole year:
- First strike = 30 minute instant job, recorded in strike folder & recorded on Boardingware
- Second strike = Community Service, recorded in strike folder & recorded on Boardingware
- Third strike = Community Service, Gated for 5 days (Mon-Fri 3.15pm), recorded in strike folder & recorded on Boardingware
- Fourth plus strikes = Community Service, Gated for 7 days, recorded in strike folder & recorded on Boardingware"
Clothing numbered and labelled
Over the holiday period can you please ensure ALL clothing is numbered with your son's laundry number, and initialled, if possible. Having the number clearly labelled is what Kaye Nonoa, our Laundress, would prefer. Please check and re-do all numbers on all clothing items before returning in 2020. Thank you for your support, as there is a continual pile of unnamed clothing that sits in the laundry that remains unclaimed.The Beginning of the New Hostel & School Year, Term 1 2020
It is an exciting time for our 47 new boarders, 39 of them at Year 9 level and 6 new international students, who will all be looking forward to their new life at Argyle House and Hamilton Boys' High School.
A reminder that all new boarders at Years 10, 11, 12 & 13 are to arrive at Argyle or Grove on the scheduled day that their year level is expected to return. See below.
All boys are to return to Argyle House or Grove wearing their full number 1s (blazer, white shirt, tie, black shoes and socks), well-groomed with a regulation school haircut on the following days:
JANUARY 2020:
Sunday 26th: YEAR 12 & 13 SENIOR LEADERS & PREFECTS ARRIVE
4.00 - 5.00pm: Years 12 & 13 Senior Leaders & Prefects sign in at Argyle or Grove
6.00pm: Dinner in the dining room for Senior Leaders & Prefects.
7.00 - 8.30pm: 10-Pin Bowling, Sky City
Monday 27th (Auckland Anniversary Day): YEAR 9 ARRIVE & YEAR 13 RETURN
10.30am - 12.00pm: Leadership Training for all Senior Leaders & Prefects with Matua Mita Graham (Senior Master) in preparation for the arrival of the Year 9 boarders that afternoon.
2.00 - 4.00pm: Year 9 and Year 13 boys arrive in their number 1s (blazer, white shirt, tie, black shoes and socks) and check-in at Argyle House (or Grove for Year 13s). Families are to park on the grass field in front of the hostel.
4.00pm: Headmaster's welcome in the dining room. All staff and Years 12 & 13 Senior Leaders & Prefects in attendance.
5.00pm: All parents/caregivers/families to have departed.
Tuesday 28th: YEAR 10 RETURN TO ARGYLE
First day of school for Years 9 & 13
8.45am: Year 13 meet in the school hall
10.30am: Year 9 meet at the Peachgrove Road entrance to Hamilton BHS for their official powhiri/welcome
5.30 - 7.30pm: Year 10 boarders to have returned (including all new boarders at Year 10)
Wednesday 29th: YEAR 11 RETURN TO ARGYLE
First day of school for Year 10
Normal timetable for Year 9
Year 13 to Leadership Camp
5.30 - 7.30pm: Year 11 boarders to have returned (including all new boarders at Year 11)
Thursday 30th: YEAR 12 RETURN TO ARGYLE
First day of school for Year 11
Normal timetable for Year 9 and Year 10
Year 13 return from Leadership Camp
5.30 - 7.30pm: Year 12 boarders to have returned (including all new boarders at Year 12)
Friday 31st:
First day of school for Year 12
Normal timetable for Years 9, 10, 11 & 13
FEBRUARY:
I have attached below the 2020 Argyle Term Planner to aid all families with their planning for the beginning of the 2020 hostel and school year.
There will be 2 in-weekends for all new boarders, Senior Leaders & Prefects and Staff with designated on-site and off-site organised activities to aid the new boarders in settling in and to get to know each other as well as the Senior Leaders, Prefects and Staff.
The boys will be kept occupied to keep their minds off home and potential homesickness by engaging in a variety of activities which include: Mountain-Biking & Gondolas/Luge (Rotorua), Paintball, Rainbow's End (Auckland), HBHS Gymnasium & Pool activities, Hostel Tabloids evening, St Paul's Collegiate hostel challenge in Tug-O-War & Swimming, Orientation morning in town with Senior Leaders/Prefects, Movie Night
Sunday 9th: THE FIRST CONTACT WITH FAMILIES AND NEW BOARDERS
5.30pm: All boarders to have returned from weekend leave and signed in.
5.30 - 6.15pm: Parents/families BBQ for all boarders and their families, both new and current.
6.30 - 7.30pm: Matthew Allen Cup Swimming Sports event at the Hamilton BHS Pool complex. The final event of the evening is a Staff, Parents, Year 13 swimming relay, so bring your togs!
2020 Argyle Manual, 2020 Grove Manual & 2020 Term Planner with Key Dates
I have attached these 3 documents below. Click to view and/or download and print.
Our two Argyle House Parent Representatives for you to contact about any hostel matters
Mrs Shay-Lee Wylie (Te Kuiti)
Feel free to contact me by email grizwiles@xtra.co.nz
Hamilton Boys' High School, Years 9-13 Boarding Hostel
Email: argyle@hbhs.school.nz
Website: www.hbhs.school.nz
Location: 34 Argyle Street, Hamilton East 3216, Hamilton, New Zealand
Phone: +64 7 8530437