Yesterday, a combined team of thirty-one Year 10 students from Port Lincoln High School and Cummins Area School competed at a Science and Engineering Challenge event staged at the University of Adelaide’s Mawson Lakes campus. We are thrilled to report that our Lower Eyre Peninsula crew (now fondly known as “PLUMMINS”) finished in an incredible...Read More
This week, the students in our Year 12 crew celebrated the halfway mark of their final year at school. A significant milestone marked with ribbons, pigtails and cake.Read More
Last week, we were privileged to welcome and host Bu Ani and Bu Sufe, two teachers from our sister school Maktab Sains Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan (MSPSBS) in Brunei. Despite leaving the tropical warmth of their homeland and arriving in Port Lincoln in the middle of a cold snap, Bu Ani and Bu Sufe fully...Read More
Our 2026 dance production is entitled “EXPRESSION” and will be performed in the Nautilus Theatre from 7pm on Friday June 26th ( Week 9 ). Tickets go on sale next Monday June 15th ( Week 8 ) from the PLHS Front Office – $15 concession / $20 adult.Read More
On Tuesday June 2nd, our Year 9 students – along with seven selected senior students – attended the 2026 Port Lincoln Career Roadshow held at the Port Lincoln Racecourse. The event provided an invaluable opportunity for students to engage with representatives from over eighty different career industries. Each industry showcased an immersive activity, allowing students...Read More
We are delighted to announce that several members of our Year 9 Visual Arts crew were awarded prizes in the Year 7–12 age section at “Hope, the Coast & Us”, a recent community fundraiser for the Lower Eyre Coastcare Association. Congratulations to Isla Wilson, Mahli Sellen and Indie Abley (third place) and Aliyah Harding (fourth place)....Read More
We’re thrilled to share the work of our Year 9 Food Technology students who have just wrapped up an exciting unit on “Foods for Celebration”. Each member of our crew was given the opportunity to design a cake for a party of their choice, showcasing their creativity and culinary skills.Throughout this unit, they demonstrated remarkable...Read More
For National Reconciliation Week, our Year 11 Dharna Crews participated in a “Deadly Door Competition” where they decorated their classroom door celebrating this year’s “ALL IN” theme. Each Crew had a week to design and decorate their door using culturally appropriate symbols, with extra points awarded for acknowledging Aboriginal artwork where applicable. All Crews did...Read More
Each year, the students in my Year 12 Aquaculture class are given the challenge to spawn our thirteen-year-old broodstock barramundi. This is one of their major projects; it takes three months of lead-up time to imitate the natural spawning process by slowly raising the temperature of the water, increasing the photoperiod to fifteen hours and...Read More
Back row L-R: Stevie Angelo, Simon Hennessy, Brayden Foote, Harry Halls & Rhy Kayser. Front row L-R: Janica Shepperd, Mrs. Tanya Booker (Japanese Teacher), Consul-General of Japan Mr. Furuya Tokuro, Zoe van-Overdijk & Dakota Taferner. On Thursday May 28th, our Year 11 and 12 Japanese language crew was invited to attend a civic reception hosted...Read More
