This was brought to our attention this morning – it popped up in the Facebook feed of one of our staff members. Patrons at Santi’s can now order “HIGH SCHOOL BARRA”, as supplied by Mr. Chris McGown and our Aquaculture students. Apparently, the chef at Santi’s has been keen to sample our barramundi product all...Read More
Please enjoy these images from today’s NAIDOC Week Cookout. This important occasion is held annually at Mallee Park. Ten of our students – both Indigenous and non-Indigenous – were nominated by PLHS staff to represent our school at the event; the aim was to share knowledge of cultures and build community connections. Our students were...Read More
Following this morning’s Senior School Assembly, our Year 10, 11 and 12 students were invited to enjoy some downtime on the Oval with a barbecue breakfast and some games. This fun-in-the-sun initiative was a small reward for the senior students at the end of another long term of study. Congratulations to all involved for their...Read More
L-R: Mr. Malcolm Miller, Luke Pearce, Cooper Smith & Isaac Morton Congratulations to the staff and students who organised, officiated and participated in today’s NAIDOC Week 3v3 Basketball Tournament in the Gym. As these images demonstrate, although the competition was fierce, all matches were played in the right spirit. Well done to Year 10 students...Read More
As part of our ongoing NAIDOC Week celebrations, PLHS hosted a morning tea earlier today for the families of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Also in attendance were representatives from a host of local service providers. Aside from the delicious morning tea, attendees enjoyed the opportunity to browse a variety of curriculum/service displays,...Read More
Throughout Week 9 at PLHS, the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples is being acknowledged and celebrated in recognition of NAIDOC Week. As depicted below, we have planned a variety of events and activities for the week. The festivities commenced yesterday with a range of PLHS staff and students participating...Read More
Ex-PLHS student and current SA Youth Governor Shania Richards with PLHS SRC Rep Prapti Pai At their meeting in early June, our Student Representative Councillors generated a range of ideas and actions to implement across the school to coincide with Pride Month – their aim was to create greater awareness, understanding and acceptance. One simple...Read More
In Week 9, Port Lincoln High School attended the annual 5-a-Side Soccer Carnival at Tumby Bay Area School. Our Year 7 boys participated on the Monday, with Mrs. Simone Habner coaching a talented squad of young players including Ryan McCarthy, Billy Boxer, Tyler Males, Taylor Dodd, Tate Boxer, Connor Barrowcliff, Nate Payze, Jye Hearfield, Jesse...Read More
NAIDOC Week is an important time to recognise and celebrate indigenous history and culture. This week-long event helps build positive relationships between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people, enabling a deeper understanding of our differences and similarities. It is an opportunity for all Australians to eliminate bias and discrimination by reflecting and reconciling the wrongs of the...Read More
Earlier this week, senior Food & Hospitality students Lachlan Sampson (Port Lincoln High School) and Parker Donovan-Wormald (Navigator College) drove to Adelaide to compete in the annual SA Secondary Schools Culinary Championships – we are delighted to report that Lachy and Parker were crowned the champion team for 2022. Each year, the Australian Culinary Federation...Read More
