ABOVE (L-R): Janica Shepperd, Stevie Angelo, Evie Gamlin, Annabel Ornsby, TV personality Tony Armstrong, Alexis Anderson, Kallen Costello, Isaac Brougham & Lucas Gray. “Democracy thrives when everybody’s voice is heard.” On Monday August 18th, a crew of eight PLHS Year 10 students immersed themselves in the Active Citizenship Convention for SA regional schools at Adelaide Oval....Read More
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of Week 5 saw over fifty of our female students being inspired by the amazing HerTechPath STEM professionals as they delivered their three-day STEM Horizons program at PLHS. This amazing initiative is delivered once a year in one school by HerTechPath, a volunteer organisation that inspires, connects and supports girls and...Read More
Earlier this week, our TLC students and staff enjoyed some Book Week fun. Thanks to Mrs. Lucy Tarin, we got dressed up, created some blackout poetry and listened to a reading of Harry Potter. Our Best Dressed Award went to Archer “The Unicorn” Haylock. ~ Mrs. Joh Walding (Assistant Principal: TLC/FLO/TLP) (L-R): Ellie Makuch, Ms....Read More
Earlier today/yesterday, our talented students proudly represented PLHS at the annual Open Boys and Girls Regional Basketball Competition. Our girls’ team put up a fantastic effort, narrowly missing out on the grand final and securing a commendable third place. Meanwhile, our boys’ team showcased exceptional skill and teamwork, remaining undefeated until the grand final, where...Read More
This week (August 18–22) is SSO Week for 2025. School Services Officers (SSO) provide invaluable administrative and learning support across all SA government schools/preschools. On behalf of the broader PLHS community, we wish to publicly acknowledge the incredible work that our ancillary crew perform at our school on a daily basis – this was acknowledged...Read More
Earlier today, a third and final Channel Assembly for Term 3 was staged on the Senior Floor; this morning’s event – which further trialled an alternative format for promoting our consistent themes of success and belonging – was dedicated to our Year 11 and 12 students. We were again delighted to host some of the...Read More
Earlier today, this amazing panel of professionals engaged a group of over sixty of our Year 7-11 students in a seminar dedicated to careers and opportunities in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Our students asked so many incredible and insightful questions during the session, which was a great lead-in to a three-day STEM Horizons...Read More
A combined team from Port Lincoln High School, Navigator College and St. Joseph’s School competed as ‘Lower Eyre Peninsula’ in the State Volleyball Schools Cup in Adelaide from August 14~17. Throughout the tournament, our team gained valuable experience playing against experienced outfits from Adelaide Botanic High School, Thomas More College, St. Peter’s College, Murray Bridge...Read More
A few weeks ago, we published an article about the Port Lincoln Lions Club opening a time capsule that was interred at Ravendale Oval in July, 1978. As you may recall, inside the fibreglass box were dozens of envelopes addressed to a host of local individuals, families, businesses and community groups, including two for Port Lincoln High School....Read More
Last Friday, four PLHS students (pictured above L-R) Tanayah D’Agostini, Evie Gamlin, Zoe van-Overdijk and Alexis Anderson – travelled to Wudinna to participate in a regional Rural Youth Ambassador Forum. This event saw representatives from several Eyre Peninsula schools meet to a hold a range of engaging and inspiring conversations, particularly focussed on problems faced by...Read More
