Last week, students from Port Lincoln High School, Navigator College and St. Joseph’s School took part in a two-day “Introduction To Beauty” course, run by TAFE SA. Participating students gained an insight into the image industry (make-up/beauty/hair), with training and career pathway advice. They learnt make-up tips and tricks, including make-up application. Pathway courses such as...Read More
Port Lincoln High School is pleased to confirm continued funding support from the Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation, the Foundation for Regional and Rural and Renewal and the Back to School 2018 Program. Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation Director and Deputy Chair Mr Garry Downey delivered an allocation of Back to School vouchers to our school –...Read More
On Wednesday through to Friday of Week 8, our Year 12 PE class participated in a kayaking practical. Wednesday was quite fresh, with the cloud cover and wind making for a chilly start. The sun finally appeared on both Thursday and Friday, making for ideal kayaking conditions. All students performed extremely well, occasionally putting themselves...Read More
During Week 7, Port Lincoln High School’s Student Representative Council travelled by bus to Adelaide to attend the annual GRIP Leadership Conference. The leadership seminar (and the trip as a whole) was a fun and creative way to teach us about the things that we can do to improve as leaders and help our school....Read More
Last night, our 2018 Year 12 Food & Hospitality students prepared and hosted a very successful pop-up Italian restaurant. As a class, they created the restaurant name – “Tavola” (Italian for table) – designed an event logo and thoughtfully selected dishes to feature on their menu, ensuring that all dietary requirements were considered. In attendance...Read More
Year 11 Mathematics 1 and Year 12 General Mathematics classes celebrated Pi Day last Wednesday – with PIES of course! Pi Day is celebrated on March 14th (3/14) around the world. Pi (Greek letter “π”) is the symbol used in mathematics to represent a constant — the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter —...Read More
Student vs All-star Staff/Community Touch Football Match (Friday 16th March) Persistent rain didn’t stop the passionate Year 11/12 Sport or All-star Staff/Community touch football teams from demonstrating their skills during last Friday’s lunchtime showdown. Whilst the All-stars won the match (6-2), highlights from both sides included: Staff Team (winners on the day): Ms Karina Dennis...Read More
“CENTRED ” Aboriginal Arts by Port Lincoln High School 1802 Oyster Bar (61 Esplanade, Coffin Bay) // April 13th ~ May 2nd // Part of the 2018 SALT Festival …CENTRED… This exhibition of works explores the journey and contemporary experiences of young emerging Aboriginal artists. The artistic representations reveal a strong connection to culture and a...Read More
On Friday March 16th, PLHS was fortunate to be visited again by several members of the Port Adelaide Football Club. On this occasion, the Power players and staff spent the day with ten of our SAASTA (South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy) students. The Power team facilitated sessions that allowed our students to explore their...Read More
PLHS took a positive stance against bullying today, as part of the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence. Staff and students wore red to symbolise their support for the victims of bullies. They also pledged to take a stand and speak out against bullying, wherever they witness it occurring. Say NO to the bullies!Read More
