Participants in Port Lincoln High School’s highly successful Aboriginal Art program have had their work selected to be a part of the upcoming“Our Young Mob” exhibition at the Adelaide Festival Centre. This is the seventh year in a row that our students have been chosen for this prestigious annual showcase of South Australian Indigenous art....Read More

Recently, twelve SAASTA students from Port Lincoln High School travelled to Adelaide to participate in the annual Power Cup carnival. This initiative sees schools from across the state compete against each other in a round-robin football competition. The event is not confined to football however, with cultural and career workshops also on offer. Our students...Read More

“CENTRED”, the PLHS Aboriginal Art Program’s exhibition at Coffin Bay’s 1802 Oyster Bar, has come to a close. The event, which was part of this year’s SALT Festival, was highly successful – the display proved to be a hugely popular attraction, with several art-lovers purchasing works or commissioning further pieces from our talented young artists....Read More

“CENTRED ” Aboriginal Arts by Port Lincoln High School 1802 Oyster Bar (61 Esplanade, Coffin Bay) // April 13th ~ May 2nd // Part of the 2018 SALT Festival …CENTRED… This exhibition of works explores the journey and contemporary experiences of young emerging Aboriginal artists. The artistic representations reveal a strong connection to culture and a...Read More

On Friday March 16th,  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 ten of our SAASTA (South Australian Aboriginal Sports Training Academy) students. The Power team facilitated sessions that allowed our students to explore their...Read More