Friday November 30th, 2018 // Port Lincoln High School Gymnasium Master of Ceremonies / Welcome / Acknowledgement of Country: Mr Clive Palmer, Deputy Principal, Port Lincoln High School Invited Guests: Mr Steven Rufus, CEO, City of Port Lincoln Mr Michael Holton, One Heart Church Ms Teleah Wilson, Principal, Port Lincoln Primary School Ms Robyn Kenny, Principal,...Read More

Earlier this afternoon, a new gallery space dedicated to local Aboriginal artists was officially launched at the Nautilus Arts Centre. The Year 8 students from Port Lincoln High School’s Aboriginal Art Program were invited to produce the inaugural display. The collection – entitled “Spinifex” – was opened by teacher Ms Wanda Jarvis in front of invited guests,...Read More

Next week, the Nautilus Arts Centre is set to launch a dedicated space for local Aboriginal artists to display their work in the Gallery Shop. We are proud to announce that the students from our Aboriginal Art Program have been invited to produce the inaugural exhibition. This is wonderful recognition for the ongoing success and positive...Read More

  Above (L-R): Mr Troy Sargeant (ANZ Bank), Porsha O’Brien, Jylee Miller & Mr Todd George (PLHS Principal) Two of our Year 12 Indigenous students – Porsha O’Brien and Jylee Miller – have been successful in completing a Certificate III in Business with two of our local financial institutions through the Maxima Indigenous Program. This program saw...Read More

We are delighted to report that Year 8 student Cooper Miller – a member of Port Lincoln High School’s highly successful Aboriginal Arts program – was recently declared the 2018 winner of the “Ku Arts Our Young Mob Award”. The judge of this category, Inawinytji Williamson, thought that Cooper’s use of materials in “Bloodlines” (pictured)...Read More

Year 12 Community Studies B students Makiesha Hands and Abbey Somerville have collaborated to present their year’s practical work in an exhibition, on now in the Nautilus Arts Centre’s Walter Nicholls Gallery. “Cultured Pattern” will hang until Wednesday 26th September; the girls invite anyone interested to view the display and would greatly appreciate feedback through...Read More

PLHS staff and students have enjoyed another wonderful day with our friends from Muroto, Japan. This year’s delegation of nine students and three adults are in Port Lincoln for ten days as members of the annual cultural exchange program. The group spent a full day participating in several aspects of our school community, commencing with...Read More

  Earlier today, Port Lincoln High School was privileged to receive a delegation of visitors from the Chinese province of Shandong. The group are in Port Lincoln as part of the China-Australia BRIDGE (Building Relationships through Intercultural Dialogue and Growing Engagement) Program, run locally by the Port Lincoln Primary School. Whilst on their ten-day tour...Read More

Last week, we published a story celebrating the Year 8 students in our Aboriginal Art program who have had their work selected for the upcoming “Our Young Mob” exhibition (Adelaide Festival Centre – August 31st to October 14th). The young artists involved have also agreed to have their accompanying practitioner’s statements published. We hope you enjoy reading...Read More

Late last year, the Australian Government’s Department of Education and Training engaged Education Services Australia (ESA) to produce a series of video case studies. The brief was to highlight good practice examples of quality vocational learning and career education programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander secondary students. With a focus on features that underpin...Read More