A fun experiment was conducted at PLHS today, with very conclusive results. Are high school kids too old to dress up for Book Week? As these images clearly demonstrate, the answer is a resounding no, with students from all six year levels really getting into the spirit of this year’s Book Week theme, “Reading is...Read More
CEF grants are based on financial need, not academic success. You will however, need to demonstrate commitment to achieving your goal. The four essential selection criteria are: You have a demonstrated need; You are aged 16-25 years; You have attended school in or currently live in the region covered by your local CEF (view full list HERE)...Read More
Earlier today, our Year 9 students were privileged to hear from representatives from several local businesses about what they look for in an employee, and possibilities for various job pathways. Other topics discussed included the skills that students can learn as an employee, examples of shift times/lengths and pay levels, and various methods to apply...Read More
If you are a parent or carer of one of our students, we want to hear from you. The annual parent survey is now open and aims to get your views on: what we’re doing well where we can improve what’s important to you as a parent Your feedback will inform our school improvement planning....Read More
Once again, a huge thank you to several PLHS staff for supporting Fred’s Van last weekend – Mrs. Helen Marks, Ms. Sara Duncan, Ms. Amber Lovell and Miss Emma Tokarski all volunteered their time to prepare and serve as part of the St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Fred’s Van meal service program. A big thank...Read More
To cap off another successful National Science Week at PLHS, students from Years 7 and 10 volunteered their time last Friday afternoon to participate in a beach clean-up in the Lincoln National Park. Despite the testing conditions, students were keen to get their hands dirty and make a positive change to part of their local...Read More
Over one hundred patrons enjoyed an “oishii” (delicious) Japanese feast at the Port Lincoln Bowling Club last Friday night. The event – generously sponsored Bendigo Community Bank Port Lincoln – was a well-supported fundraiser for the 24 PLHS Language students who are set to depart on the cultural trip of a lifetime to Japan next...Read More
Next week (August 17-23) is Book Week for 2024 – this year’s theme is ‘Reading is Magic’. The following activities have been planned for PLHS students and staff next week: STAFF & STUDENT DRESS UP DAY – Thursday August 22 with judging at lunchtime in the Resource Centre at 1pm BOOK OF THE YEAR –...Read More
