On Tuesday March 4th, 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 thirteen of our SAASTA (South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy) students. The Power team facilitated sessions that allowed our students to explore their various language groups,...Read More
As part of their SACE Stage 1 Personal Learning Plan subject, our Year 10 students are required to learn about employment pathways and job opportunities. To provide a genuine experience for this year’s group, we were fortunate to have ten former PLHS students come back to school for a morning; they each ran a short...Read More
The Workabout Centre program connects Aboriginal secondary students with education and employment pathways which can lead to school-based traineeships, apprenticeships and post school support. Last month, Minister for Education Mr John Gardner MP announced that the scheme would expand into Port Lincoln. The Port Lincoln Workabout Centre, to be managed by Ms Jolene Miller, will initially...Read More
Please click below to listen to the latest “Principal’s Podcast”. In this edition: SportsDay & WASSAC Expectations (re: school grounds) Future of PLHS Canteen Study habits for senior students Port Power/SAASTA visit Upcoming podcasts another one of Todd’s ordinary jokesRead More
In what has become an all-too-familiar tale in recent years, Eyre House has again dominated Port Lincoln High School’s annual SportsDay; the team in green recorded their eighth straight victory in 2019. After securing the Standards Trophy in the lead-up to today’s event, Eyre led from start to finish, overcoming a solid performance throughout the...Read More
PLHS parent/caregivers and students are advised that the school’s Hot Weather Policy will be implemented tomorrow (Friday March 1st). Accordingly, Year 8, 9 and 10 students will be dismissed at 12.50pm (the start of lunch). SACE Stage 1 and 2 classes will run as normal.Read More
It is going to warm up, so please ensure that your children are adequately prepared with a hat, sunscreen, water bottle, T-shirt etc.. Students are to arrive by the usual 8:45am school start time and may arrive dressed in their house-coloured outfit. Parents are 100% encouraged to attend! Please see the attached program for approximate...Read More
We were delighted to receive a recent update from former PLHS student, Shakira Lea Fauser. Now living in Whyalla, 19-year-old Shakira’s music career has reached the next level with the release of her debut single “I Miss You”. Last year, singer/songwriter Shakira won the prestigious Whyalla Recording Scholarship. As a result, she was given the...Read More
My Year 9 Drama class put their skills to the test today, creating bruises and cuts in a Special Effects Makeup Design lesson. They used theatre makeup, tissues, glue, baby powder and toothpaste to create their looks – many left the results on display in order to show their peers how tough their Drama class...Read More
