CGHS reached new heights in 2024 through landmark sporting success, Olympic pride, equestrian excellence, and moments that connected students with local history, making it a year defined by achievement and school spirit.
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The CGHS RU18 Coxed 8s crew wins the New Zealand School Championship Levin Jubilee Cup, or Maadi Cup, for the first time.
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At the Paris Olympic Games, alumna Jorja Miller wins gold with the Black Ferns Rugby 7s team.
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At the same Olympics, alumna Lucy Spoors and Brooke Francis win gold in the Women’s Double Sculls, while alumnae Phoebe Spoors and Davina Waddy win bronze in the Women’s Four alongside Kerri Williams and Jackie Gowler.
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The CGHS Red Equestrian team wins the Canterbury Secondary Schools ODE at McLeans Island, making CGHS one of the few schools to win the competition in consecutive years since it began in 1985.
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Harriet Reid of 9KEM is photographed in front of the original Deans Cottage on a school trip.
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Year 10 Camp returns earlier than usual as a result of a scrub fire.
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Kate Preece is noted as having three children’s books published as of 05/24 and as having been a finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults picture book section.
