Year 8’s enjoy Aquatics Camps As part of our transition to high school program, our new Year 8’s attended one of three overnight camps this week – over 100 students participated in aquatics at Coffin Bay. Students enjoyed windsurfing, kayaking, snorkelling, sailing, paddle-boarding and small boat-handling during the day. After a long day on the...Read More
16,338 words. 541 photos. 168 pages. 1 epic school year. Port Lincoln High School’s 2020 Yearbook is now available. To download your free copy, please click the following link: Port Lincoln High School Yearbook 2020 PLEASE NOTE: This is a large PDF file (47MB) – please be patient when downloading. If you wish to own a...Read More
After a long and challenging school year, a very enjoyable Activities Week was run earlier this week; Year 8-10 students had the opportunity to participate in a range of fun offerings, including Art for the Heart, Coodlie Park Camp, Fishing & Boating, Golf, Healthy Living, Kiana Camp, Multimedia Mayhem, Surfing or Work Experience. Art...Read More
Several weeks ago, we commissioned Mark Thomas from #MissingLinkMedia to produce a promotional video for us – what originally began as a virtual tour project developed into something much more. This unique concept captures six PLHS students starting their day – each student enters the site via a different entrance or method (school bus, Oxford...Read More
During their last few weeks of lessons, our Year 8 HPE class have participated in an introduction to Outdoor Education (including water safety) held in the Lincoln National Park and down at the foreshore. This unit was planned and supervised by student teacher Miss Lauren Routledge under the guidance of HPE teacher Miss Jasmine Woldt....Read More
On Tuesday November 10th, the Port Lincoln Clontarf Academy held its second Awards Night to celebrate the success of our Clontarf Foundation members. The event was held in our Academy Room at Port Lincoln High School, and was well attended by the boys, their families, school staff and several special guests, including: Mr Matthew Morgan...Read More
In a fast and furious finish to PE Week 2020, a staff versus students netball match was staged in the Gym at lunchtime yesterday. The contest was played in excellent spirit with lots of great skill also on display. The staff narrowly prevailed in a tight (next-goal-wins) affair. Congratulations to all involved on their positive...Read More
Congratulations to all staff and students who participated positively in Port Lincoln High School’s celebration of Footy Colours Day for 2020, raising money for the Fight Cancer Foundation. Yesterday’s festivities included a staff vs. student football game (won by the highly talented staff squad, of course), a watermelon-eating contest, a longest kick competition and a...Read More
Port Lincoln High School will be celebrating Footy Colours Day 2020 on Friday October 16th. The Fight Cancer Foundation’s Footy Colours Day is a national fundraising campaign which helps kids with cancer. These young people need our help more than ever – kids with cancer are especially vulnerable to COVID-19, and are facing prolonged...Read More
