Last Friday evening saw the successful staging of our 2019 Year 12 Formal at the Port Lincoln Hotel. A large crowd of students, partners, staff and families – the biggest in recent memory – enjoyed a wonderful evening of fun, fashion and frivolity. The event, which was again hosted by Mr Greg Fitzgerald, featured a...Read More
These amazing images of our championship-winning Gymkhana team were captured by Year 12 students Tianna Boyce and Brittany Burner – congratulations, girls. Event article: PLHS Proclaimed Gymkhana ChampionsRead More
Miss Yasmin Stewart’s Year 12 Physical Education class are currently enjoying ideal conditions in Coffin Bay for their three-day Kayaking Camp. Hopefully, this translates into some excellent marks for the practical component of their course.Read More
Earlier this year, we reported on the arrival of Waka Ueta to our school community. Waka, who hails from the Japanese city of Muroto, chose to volunteer in our Japanese languages classes. After a two-and-a-half month stay in Port Lincoln, Waka flew to Western Australia this morning for work opportunities; we would like to...Read More
Please be advised that Telford Avenue will be closed between 9am and 3pm tomorrow (Wednesday May 15th). Port Lincoln High School’s new Clontarf Academy classrooms are scheduled to be delivered and installed on the site of the old cricket nets. School buses will run as normal. We apologise for this short-term inconvenience and appreciate your...Read More
PLHS staff will be undertaking professional development next Monday (May 20th), focusing on writing improvement. Staff will be on site throughout the day, but no classes will be running for students. School will recommence for students from 8:45am on Tuesday May 21st. If you have any questions relating to our plans for Monday...Read More
The 2019 EP Schools Gymkhana was held last Monday, with fine conditions greeting riders and horses at the Port Lincoln Racecourse. This was the seventh annual instalment of this highly successful format, which again featured primary and secondary school teams from all over the Eyre Peninsula competing for an assortment of titles, trophies and...Read More
Congratulations and thank you to the PLHS students and staff who have supported today’s “Do it For Dolly Day” – this inaugural event is being held across Australia to raise awareness of the impact of bullying and cyber-bullying. A special mention must go to our event’s organiser, Mrs Helen Marks (pictured) and her Year...Read More
Did you know that one in every four students in schools is a victim of bullying, with one in five cyber-bullied? Amy ‘Dolly’ Everett took her own life at the age of 14 due to relentless bullying and cyber-bullying. Her family have now devoted their lives to raising awareness around the impact of bullying/cyber-bullying. They...Read More
