The PLHS school community is advised that a Student Free Day is scheduled for Monday August 17th (Week 5).   Staff will undergo professional learning on this day to support improved student writing.Read More

Earlier today, a whole school assembly was staged in the PLHS Gymnasium to acknowledge the fine Semester 1 efforts and achievements of many students. The ceremony was conducted by Deputy Principal Miss Tash Rayson and opened with a Welcome to Country delivered by Year 12 student Rikya-Anne Harrold-Richards. PLHS Principal Mr Todd George delivered a...Read More

  During Semester 1, our Stage 2 students undertook their final compulsory SACE subject – the challenging Research Project. We recently received their results and our students should be incredibly proud of their achievements. Many achieved very high level results, with three students – (pictured above L-R) Tullia Sellen, Jesika Cane and Talia Robinson –...Read More

PLHS staff and students from all levels connected at lunchtime yesterday for a free feed to fuel up for teaching and learning. The menu was inspired by some old Canteen favourites – hot dogs and hot chicken & gravy rolls. We all know that there is no such thing as a free lunch; it was...Read More

Yesterday, the students in Ms Wanda Jarvis’ Year 9 Art class were given the opportunity to participate in a brilliant Portrait Masterclass – the session was delivered by our own Visual Arts SSO, Ms Jenny Silver. Jenny discussed and demonstrated concepts such as proportion, colour theory, painting technique and three-dimensional forms. As these images clearly...Read More

PLHS families are advised that this coming Friday (July 3rd) is a Student Free Day for staff professional development (SACE Improvement). Term 2 classes will conclude for students at the normal dismissal time (3:10pm) this Thursday afternoon. The first day of Term 3 (Monday July 20th) will also be a Student Free Day – normal...Read More

Last Thursday, our Senior Drama students presented their annual production – this year entitled “Why?” – to a select audience. During the day, they delivered a matinee performance to a group of Year 9 and 10 Drama students. Later that evening, they presented another show to a handful of staff in the Hall, as well as...Read More

Stage 1 Chemistry: Reverse Spherefication My Stage 1 Chemistry class were recently given the opportunity to participate in a molecular gastronomy lesson by making “Ooho” balls. Students prepared a cordial solution with calcium lactate which, when combined with sodium alginate, formed a jelly-like membrane, encasing the cordial within. Whilst the students enjoyed eating the blobs...Read More

  On Tuesday June 9th, ten Stage 1 Outdoor Education students hiked Marble Range as part of their “Experiences in Natural Environments” assessment. The class developed their navigational skills, teamwork and leadership over the five-hour loop hike. The class got lucky with clear skies and sunshine, making the peak worth the calf-aching ridge walk. Well...Read More

Chloe Designs Literacy Group’s Logo We would like to celebrate the outstanding design work of Year 10 student Chloe Poel. As a Year 9 Design student last year, Chloe won a class competition to create the logo for “Paint Port Lincoln REaD”, a local community initiative supporting early childhood literacy. Congratulations, Chloe – you nailed...Read More