Tweed River High

Tweed River High OUR PURPOSE

To provide an innovative, safe learning environment which promotes excellence through opportunity, teamwork and respect.

We are a Proud NSW Public School leading the way with Academic Achievements, Vocational Pathways, Sports & the Arts with State of the Art NEW FACILITIES.
OUR VISION

-Tweed River High School is recognised within our community for excellence in education outcomes.

-Students are willingly engaged in a wide range of innovative learning programs.

-Students value learnin

g and achieve their personal best.

-Staff embrace innovative quality teaching methods that focus on 21st century learners.

-Staff work cohesively in a highly professional manner to achieve the school purpose.

-Strong relationships enhance our links to the community and provide a sense of belonging for students, staff and community members.

-Success is recognized and celebrated in our school community. Our school makes a difference for students. We have a tradition of academic and sporting achievements. As a comprehensive secondary school we provide quality programs in academic, vocational, cultural and sporting pursuits. Student progress is reported on in a variety of ways to both students and their parents/caregivers. Students are encouraged and supported by strong welfare programs. The Excellence in Sport program provides top-class coaching and mentoring for talented sports students. The resurgence of music and drama, together with achievements in dance, debating and public speaking attest to the range of opportunities available for students
Rules of Engagement

In joining our community on Facebook, Tweed River High School follows both the DEC Code of Conduct and Facebook terms and conditions. Page guidelines

The intent of this page is to provide a hub for responsible community engagement that celebrates the daily life of our school. Tweed River High School encourages interaction from Facebook users but is not responsible for comments or wall posting made by visitors to the page. Students, parents, staff and other visitors to the site are reminded of the NSW Department of Education Social Media Policy and the TRHS Social Media Policy. Any activity on this site can be monitored and reported to relevant authorities. Students are considered to be partaking in a school based activity if comments are posted on the site, and hence are subject to normal school discipline policies where inappropriate comments have been made. Comments posted also do not reflect in any way the opinions or policies of Tweed River High School. TRHS asks that people making comments on the page show respect for their fellow users by ensuring the discussion remains civil, especially since Facebook allows individuals 13 and over to join. Comments are also subject to Facebookโ€™s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct. Where we consider a post to be in breach of our online protocols we reserve the right, but assume no obligation, to remove comments that are racist, sexist, abusive, profane, violent, obscene, spam, that advocate illegal activity, contain falsehoods or are wildly off topic, or that incite or threaten any person or organization. We also reserve the right to potentially block that individual or group from our page. In such instances, the offender would be reported to relevant authorities and may be subject to school disciplinary action. We do not permit messages selling products or promoting commercial, political or other ventures. Facebook encourages all users to utilize the โ€œreportโ€ links when they find abusive content.โ€‹

26/08/2026

Year 5 STEM Transition Day ๐Ÿš€

Hear it straight from the students. Hands on activities, new faces, and a first taste of high school life at Tweed River.

Thank you to our amazing staff for bringing the energy and showing local primary school students and staff a great day out.

Thank you to Geoff Provest MP for shining a light on our Tweed River Clontarf Academy. 78 young men building confidence,...
26/08/2026

Thank you to Geoff Provest MP for shining a light on our Tweed River Clontarf Academy. 78 young men building confidence, discipline and skills for the future, with a record 11 graduating Year 12 this year. Proud of what this program is achieving. ๐Ÿ’š

๐Ÿ’™ MORE THAN A PROGRAM โ€” ITโ€™S CHANGING LIVES. ๐Ÿ’™

It was inspiring to learn more about the incredible work of the Tweed River Clontarf Academy, currently supporting 78 young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men to build confidence, discipline, life skills and a strong future. ๐Ÿ™Œ

This year, a record 11 young men will graduate Year 12 ๐ŸŽ“, while another 16 are already balancing their studies with part-time employment โ€” an achievement they should be incredibly proud of. ๐Ÿ‘

A huge acknowledgement to Cameron Campbell and mentors Lindon McGrady and Zeke Garrett, whose passion, commitment and belief in these young men is making a genuine difference every day.

Since 2000, the Clontarf Foundation has helped more than 8,876 young men complete Year 12 and move into employment โ€” but the real story is in the lives, families and futures being shaped along the way. โค๏ธ

The Tweed River Clontarf Academy has my full support. Iโ€™m incredibly proud to stand behind a program that believes in our young men, gives them opportunities and helps them realise just how much they can achieve. ๐Ÿ’™๐Ÿ‘

Strong mentors. Strong young men. Stronger communities. ๐Ÿ’ช

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Balunjahli on the River โ€“ Culture, Country & Connection ๐ŸŒŠOur Balunjahli students spent the day on the Balun (Tweed River...
25/08/2026

Balunjahli on the River โ€“ Culture, Country & Connection ๐ŸŒŠ

Our Balunjahli students spent the day on the Balun (Tweed River) for their second Culture Workshop of the term, cruising with Tweed Escapes for two hours of language, story and connection.

Uncle Franc Krasna opened the day with a Smoking Ceremony to cleanse the space and everyone on it. On the water, Uncle Jason King shared Bundjalung language while Uncle Franc passed on traditional stories and knowledge of bush tucker and Country. Lunch with a view of the Tweed River capped off a day full of smiles, sunshine and learning our students won't forget.

Balunjahli Culture supports Year 6 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from Tweed Heads South PS, Tweed Heads PS, Banora Point PS and Bilambil PS as they prepare for high school, meeting each term with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student mentors from Tweed River High School.

Huge thanks to Uncle Jason and Uncle Franc for sharing their time, stories and culture. Thanks also to our primary staff Cassie, Sarah, Theresa, Shontelle and Dane, our high school student leaders, and AEO Mrs Tracey Kingi for her ongoing support.

Next up: Term 3 Week 7 on Thursday 3 September, then our final workshop for the year at Seaworld on Tuesday 10 November.

Say hello to Gus. TRHS Farm's newest arrival is here, and he's already made himself right at home.Our students will be h...
22/08/2026

Say hello to Gus. TRHS Farm's newest arrival is here, and he's already made himself right at home.

Our students will be helping raise and care for Gus as part of the farm program, teaching real hands on skills in animal care and agriculture. Watch this space, he's got a lot of growing to do.

Welcome to the herd, Gus!

WINNERS. Our 15s Netball team just beat Casino High 37-33 in a nail-biting North Coast Knockout semi-final.The girls sho...
21/08/2026

WINNERS. Our 15s Netball team just beat Casino High 37-33 in a nail-biting North Coast Knockout semi-final.

The girls showed serious grit to power home in the last quarter and book their spot in the North Coast Final.

Massive thanks to Year 12's Mia Anderson for coaching and Year 11's Shilah Moloney for umpiring, both giving up their time for the team.

Next up: Wauchope HS in the North Coast Final, Week 7. One win away from the State Knockout Finals in Sydney. Let's go TRHS!

๐ŸŽถ Music on the Green is coming! ๐ŸŽถTuesday 8th SeptemberGates open 4:30pm, performances start 5:30pmSpecial guests from ou...
19/08/2026

๐ŸŽถ Music on the Green is coming! ๐ŸŽถ

Tuesday 8th September
Gates open 4:30pm, performances start 5:30pm

Special guests from our local primary schools and school alumni will be performing on the night!

Bring your picnic, blanket, chairs, snuggies, uggies and oodies for an outdoor evening of music performed by students from Years 7 to 12.

See you there!

Year 9 Geography visited The Farm@TRHS this week for some hands-on learning about sustainable agriculture and food secur...
16/08/2026

Year 9 Geography visited The Farm@TRHS this week for some hands-on learning about sustainable agriculture and food security.

Come along and have your say! Our next P&C General Meeting is Wednesday 19 August, 5:30pm in the Staff Room. Grab a cupp...
14/08/2026

Come along and have your say! Our next P&C General Meeting is Wednesday 19 August, 5:30pm in the Staff Room. Grab a cuppa and join the conversation, all parents and carers welcome.

Great turnout at the Tweed Wollumbin Principals Network, catered by our talented Hospitality students. Thank you to the ...
13/08/2026

Great turnout at the Tweed Wollumbin Principals Network, catered by our talented Hospitality students. Thank you to the students and our Hospitality staff for all their hard work, it was a great success.

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