Earlier today, we were delighted to receive a visit from the Member for Flinders, Mr. Sam Telfer MP. During his visit, Mr. Telfer presented PLHS with a new South Australian flag, which was accepted on behalf of the school by our Principal Mr. Craig Akehurst. The new flag will fly proudly from our pole in...Read More
Congratulations to Year 11 TLC student and proud Wirangu woman Shahni Blythman for winning the recent headspace T-shirt design competition for NAIDOC Week. Her artwork, which celebrates connection to country, land, family and community, will be worn by headspace staff and displayed in their office. Shahni had the opportunity to learn the process of screen-printing and...Read More
Showcasing student work from the Port Lincoln High School and the Transition & Learning Centre. Artwork ranges from painting, drawing, photography, design, mixed media, printmaking and more. 1-31 AugWed-Sun 12-9pm Jump Ship Brewing11-13 Edinburgh St, Port LincolnRead More
Earlier today, our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students were invited to attend a celebratory morning tea in the Aboriginal Education Room. The function was arranged in order to celebrate their many and varied successes from the first half of this school year. The proceedings were hosted by Aboriginal Education Teacher Mr. Brendan Welsh, and...Read More
L-R: Nicole Clark (PCW), Sienna Whillas, Jaymee-Lee Boothey, Jessica Greenfield, Chase Potticary, Lacey McMahon, Cooper Knight, Phillip Haereroa-Rogers, Ange Perin & Lenny Woods (YO Facilitators). Absent: Mason Macksad, Alana Henley, Zoe Treagus & Bonnie Silberschneider. During Term 2, a group of Year 10 students from Port Lincoln High School and the Transition & Learning Centre...Read More
To recognise Pride Month in June, Francesca Todd and Jordan (Juniper) Andrew were instrumental in creating a special event for Transition & Learning Centre (TLC) students, with many special guests from the PLHS main site and headspace Port Lincoln in attendance. We had support from West Coast Youth & Community Support with free use of...Read More
A host of PLHS students and staff participated in this morning’s NAIDOC March along Tasman Terrace. This event marked the start of Port Lincoln’s NAIDOC Week festivities for 2024. This year’s theme – “Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud” – echoes the enduring flame of First Nations cultures, shining brightly through adversity and...Read More
Yesterday, eight Year 10 girls flew to Adelaide to attend the Young Women in STEM conference; hosted by the University of Adelaide, this program is designed to promote and encourage female students to pursue a pathway in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Our students participated in a range of hands-on workshops including cranes and...Read More
In Week 8, a group of ten Year 9 girls travelled to Adelaide to participate in a three-day STEM conference for female students, delivered by Flinders University as part of their STEM Enrichment Academy. Our girls participated in a range of engaging hands-on STEM workshops, role model talks by various influential women in science (including...Read More
