ACE Future Studios is a South Australian program that provides fully-supported, Adelaide-based visual art studios to young Aboriginal students in Years 10–12. The program offers a one-week intensive studio experience, as well as ongoing mentoring and professional development throughout the year. Students engage with leading First Nations artists, learn about Adelaide’s artistic community and discover...Read More
“Do It For Dolly Day” is an annual Australian campaign to raise awareness and funds to prevent bullying, particularly cyberbullying. It was created to honour Dolly Everett, who, at just 14 years of age, took her own life after an extended period of bullying and cyberbullying. Her story sparked a movement of kindness and awareness...Read More
The PLHS school community is advised of the following three upcoming events: Do It For Dolly Day – “Go Blue to End Bullying” (casual clothes day) – students and staff are invited to support this worthy cause next Friday (May 8/Week 2) by wearing blue and donating a gold coin; our Year 12 Crew are...Read More
As part of our school’s selection in the ASEAN-Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program, Casie Richardson and I were fortunate to visit our partner school Maktab Sains Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan (MS for short) in Brunei Darussalam during the recent school holidays. From the moment we arrived at the airport, we were enthusiastically welcomed and felt...Read More
On ANZAC Day, our School Captains – Max Stanley (left) and Airlie Hartwich (right) – attended the Dawn Service. Airlie laid a wreath on behalf of the PLHS school community, while Max, a Cadet Warrant Officer Class 2, led the 416 Army Cadet Unit’s Catafalque Party throughout the ceremony. Lest We Forget.Read More
Our Year 11 Aquaculture/Maritime crew recently spent time in the field demonstrating our school value of Responsibility by contributing to a special marine environment project. We collaborated with Cuttys Boat Tours and eyrelab – two local firms with a focus on education, restoration and ecology – who are currently rebuilding reefs around the Lower Eyre...Read More
Yesterday, a crew of Year 10 Science, Technology and Design students converged on the Hall to participate in a special problem-solving trial. The event was arranged as a way of auditioning candidates for a team to compete in the annual Science & Engineering Challenge in Adelaide in mid-June. The twenty-three students had previously been invited...Read More
PLHS families are reminded that school fees for 2026 are now due. For eligible families, please see the attached flyer for assistance with applying for School Card. For those experiencing financial difficulties, please contact our Finance Department to discuss payment options. Thank you.Read More
This morning, our Year 7 Dharna Crews joined the Year 12’s for group activities on the Senior Floor to celebrate the end of Term 1. Seniors buddied up with the juniors, as they moved around to different activity stations. Students and staff then shared hot cross buns for morning tea. The aim was to further...Read More
On Wednesday April 1st, Port Lincoln High School had the privilege of welcoming guest speakers Mike Rolls and Ben Pettingill from the “Mates on a Mission” organisation. Their presentation focused on the important themes of resilience, strength, and the value of supporting one another. Known affectionately within their organisation as ‘Legless and Blind’, Mike and Ben shared their...Read More
