Port Lincoln High School is participating in NAPLAN testing again this year. NAPLAN (National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy) is a series of tests focused on basic skills that are administered annually to Australian students. At PLHS, we value the importance of the tests to provide us with the necessary data to help your...Read More
Port Lincoln High School is participating in NAPLAN testing again this year with Year 7’s & Yr 9’s. NAPLAN (National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy) is a series of tests focused on basic skills that are administered annually to Australian students. At PLHS, we value the importance of the tests to provide us with...Read More
PLHS parent/caregivers are encouraged to complete the Way2Go parent survey. This survey is designed to gather evidence and information on how children travel to Port Lincoln High School in the interest of improving access and safety. The survey is open now and closes on Monday 14th March. Your responses are anonymous and form part of wider...Read More
Port Lincoln High School is participating in NAPLAN testing again this year. NAPLAN (National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy) is a series of tests focused on basic skills that are administered annually to Australian students. At PLHS, we value the importance of the tests to provide us with the necessary data to help your...Read More
A reminder to PLHS students, staff and families that a catch-up session for our 2021 school photos will be held on the morning of Friday February 19th (Week 4).Read More
Parents Invited to Meet Dharna Teachers Dear Parent/Caregivers, On Wednesday February 17th (Week 4) we will be holding parent/teacher interviews with your student/s Dharna Group teacher(s). This is an opportunity for you to share information with our Dharna Group teachers that you think will help our school understand your child better. These interviews will be...Read More
Phone-free Learning Commences at PLHS Earlier today, Port Lincoln High School commenced the process of transitioning to a mobile phone-free learning environment. This significant change in direction has been facilitated by an external company called Yondr, and entails students securing their mobile devices inside individual pouches. These have already been issued (at the end of...Read More
And We’re Away… Day 1 at PLHS Over 740 students commenced the 2021 school year at Port Lincoln High School earlier today, either at our main site on Ruskin Road or at our Transition & Learning Centre campus on Edinburgh Street. Around 135 of these students are our new Year 8’s – we wish them...Read More
