Events
School events bring learning to life and help shape our school culture. They help students build confidence, connect with others and celebrate their progress. Events also give families a chance to be involved in school life and share in their child’s achievements.
Our school events may include:
- school orientation days
- sports carnivals
- open day and school tours
- excursions and incursions
- National week of Action Against Bullying
- performances, concerts or school productions
- fundraising, charity and community events
- award assemblies
- graduation and other celebrations.
Contact us to learn more about our events.
THS SENIOR SHOWCASE, SAVE THE DATE!
Date: 26 & 27 August 2026
2026 Kangarou Sans Frontieres & Australian Mathematics Competition
Date: 26 March and 6 August 2026
Open to all students studying Mathematics in 2026, with a focus on the top two classes from Years 8, 9 and 10 as well as students studying Extension Mathematics at senior level.
Visual Arts Open Studio
Date: Monday afternoons 3-5pm
Visual Arts Open Studio welcomes all students to work on creative arts projects beyond their Visual Arts class times. This additional time is essential for students to refine and develop their artworks to a high standard.
Rationale: High achievement in Visual Arts requires sustained engagement with materials, techniques, and conceptual development. By allowing students access to the Visual Arts classroom, they will be able to:
Build Technique and Skill: Develop effective use of techniques and materials relevant to their chosen medium. Enhance Quality of Work: Improve overall craftsmanship and attention to detail in their finished pieces.
Foster Innovation: Encourage experimentation with new processes and ideas to push creative boundaries.
Gain feedback and expertise: Visual Arts teachers will be available to students to provide guidance, feedback and expertise to support their artmaking.
Visual Arts HSC Studio
Date: Wednesday afternoons 3-4pm
Visual Arts HCS Studio welcomes all Year 12 Visual Arts students to work on their body of work beyond regular class times. This additional time is essential for students to refine and develop their artworks to a high standard. Students are strongly encouraged to attend.
Music Open Studio
Date: Various dates - Mondays
Music Open Studio welcomes all students to work on creative performance projects beyond their Music class times. This additional time is essential for students to refine and develop their work to a high standard.
Rationale:
High achievement in Music requires sustained engagement with instruments, techniques, and performance development. By allowing students access to the Music learning spaces, they will be able to:
- Develop compositions
- Practice instruments, learn parts or rehearse
- Receive specific feedback and guidance
- Collaborate and exchange ideas with fellow musicians
Logistics:
- Students will be supervised in the B Block Music areas by a Music teacher during the designated times.
- All necessary health and safety protocols will be followed.
- Students will be expected to use this time productively and respectfully within the learning environment.
This opportunity will contribute to the development of high-quality, innovative music and performance pieces.
Dates and permission:
Mondays 3-5pm: Students are required to have permission to attend, but do not have to attend every session. Students will sign on at the beginning of each session and sign out when leaving.
Students who study Music in Years 9-12 or are in a Co-Curricular Band Ensemble are automatically invited to attend. Other students can speak with Mr Sham, Ms Harper or Ms Farr-Jones to ask to be added to the event.
Symphonic Wind Orchestra ASBOF Performance
Date: Sunday 26 July 2026
Band Competition Performance for Symphonic Wind Orchestra at Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Powerful Project 2026 Group 1
Date: Various Dates in Term 3
Powerful Project 2026 Group 1
THS LEOs attend the Uniting facility at Bowden Brae Normanhurst
Date: Sunday 26 July 2026
THS LEOs have organised a community service activity at the Uniting Bowden Brae facility at Normanhurst. This event will allow students to interact with the residents at the Aged Care Facility providing students experience in interacting with adults who are aged. Students will play board games, speak with residents and play music.
Inclusive School Bowling
Date: Tuesday 18 August 2026
Inclusive school arrange for schools to compete against each other in 10 pin bowling
Lazybones Lounge Performance with TNJO 2026
Date: Tuesday 8 September 2026
Big Band students perform at a professional Jazz Club alongside the Tuesday Night Jazz Orchestra
Powerful Project 2026 Group 2
Date: Various Dates in Term 3
Powerful Project 2026 Group 2
Year 7 Science Taronga Zoo Excursion 2026
Date: Friday 4 September 2026
All of Year 7 to visit Taronga Zoo as part of their cells and classification unit of study. This will include a workshop facilitated by the Zoo.
Yr 9, 10 and 11 - The Book of Everything @ Belvoir Theatre
Date: Friday 4th September 2026
Scripted Drama live performance for Year 9, 10 and 11
BStreetSmart 2026
Date: Tuesday 11 August 2026
BStreetSmart is a leading road safety education event by the Westmead Hospital Trauma Department, designed to educate students on the consequences of risky road behaviors through an impactful and engaging presentation.
Japanese Elective Students Tea Ceremony
Date: Monday 10th August 2026
The Turramurra High School Japanese teachers will invite elective Japanese students in Years 9–12 to participate in an Australian Morning Tea to welcome the visiting studentsfrom Kai City, Japan.
The activity provides students with an opportunity to develop intercultural understanding through social interaction while practising Japanese language skills in an authentic context. Students will engage in structured conversation with the visiting students and peers from different year groups in a supervised school setting. A traditional Australian morning tea, including a cup of tea and a light snack, will be provided.
JTAN Extension Japanese Monologue Day
Date: Saturday 22nd August 2026
Students attend a workshop organised by JTAN to target skills and knowledge required for the Monologue (Speaking) section.
Japanese Continuers Speaking Sessions
Date: Various dates
Year 12 Japanese Continuers students have their HSC Oral Exam on the 15th of August 2026. The listed session times are for year 12s to come to school during their trial period to practise with their teacher and to study Japanese for their speaking exam.
Wahroonga Food and Wine Festival 2026
Date: Sunday 25th October 12026
Jazz Ensemble performance at the Wahroonga Food and Wine Festival.
Japan Exchange 2026
Date: Tuesday 4 August 2026 - Wednesday 12 August 2026
Visiting students from Kai City, Japan and their Turramurra High School host (billeting) students will participate in a series of events. The programs provides opportunities for students to experience Australian culture, foster intercultural understanding, and strengthen relationships between host and visiting students. The excursions will be supervised by Turramurra High School staff and accompanying Japanese teachers.
Year 9 Japanese Cherry Blossom Excursion
Date: Monday 24 August 2026
Year 9 Japanese will be visiting the Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival. The Sydney Cherry Blossom Festival makes headlines across Australia every year with thousands experiencing a ‘Slice of Japan’ in Western Sydney.
Year 7 Sport Gala Day 2026
Date: Wednesday 16 September 2026
All year 7's will be involved in a Ku-Ring-Gai zone sports gala day.
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