This 3D animation from architects RUSSELL and YELLAND shows the new buildings currently being constructed as part of our $15M redevelopment of the top of the school.Read More
Across Week 5, the Aboriginal Education Team – with the support of other staff members – organised and ran lunchtime activities to celebrate the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders for NAIDOC Week. Students participated in creating canvas painted bookmarks, cooking lemon myrtle “melting moments” and quandong jam drops and a colouring-in...Read More
Earlier this evening, Port Lincoln High School’s annual Year 12 Art+Design+Photography exhibition was officially opened in front of a small (COVID-safe) crowd of staff, students and families. Entitled “VISION 2020”, this year’s collection is on display in the Nautilus Arts Centre’s Rotary Gallery until Friday November 20th. It showcases the end-of-year practical work (and accompanying...Read More
Yesterday, our Year 10 Photography class viewed a stunning photographic exhibition, currently on show at the Nautilus Arts Centre’s Walter Nicholls Gallery. Entitled “Ray of Light”, the display features a collection of eight large camera obscura images by acclaimed Brisbane-born photographer, Robyn Stacey. PLHS would like to thank the NAC for hosting our class visit....Read More
The PLHS Aboriginal Education team would like to share the second edition of the Wangangoodoo newsletter. Wangangoodoo is a Barngarla word meaning to tell or inform. This initiative is another form of positive communication with our families. Family Wangan Newsletter – 2nd Edition Read More
On Friday October 23rd, Paul from the Sydney-based Bell Shakespeare theatre company conducted a workshop with a select group of Year 10 and 11 English and Drama students. After a short and focussing warm-up, the students jumped into dissecting Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Paul guided the students through the plot, with the students jumping...Read More
“Footy Colours Day was coming up and when my teacher announced it, I misheard it as “Forty Colours Day”. That inspired me to design a shirt with forty plus colours on it. I painted all over it on the night of the October 15th, 2020. As for the design, I wondered what I could do...Read More
Again, we thank SA Education Minister Mr John Gardner MP for his visit last Friday, and hope he enjoys displaying Nathaniel’s wonderful artwork in his office. Port Lincoln High School student Nathaniel Hirschausen-Burk is a young Wirangu/Kokatha/Kaurna artist who was kind enough to give me his terrific painting “Links to the Past”. It is...Read More
Port Lincoln High School’s annual dance production for 2020 was titled “Luminous” – the stunning performance was delivered to a public audience in the Nautilus Theatre on Friday night. This year’s visually spectacular show consisted of twenty-four items, choreographed by Dance teacher Miss Hanna Minchin, the Stage 2 Dance students and guest choreographers Mrs Odette...Read More
Yesterday, our Year 10 Design class had the privilege of using Zoom to connect with Mr Dan McLean, Program Director of Design (Product Design) at the University of South Australia’s City West campus. After providing our class with a fantastic slideshow presentation about drawing techniques for product design, Dan skilfully guided the students through a...Read More
