An incredible artwork produced by PLHS “Class of 2025” student Huey Hood is currently on display in Adelaide as part of the 2026 SACE Art Show. Late last week, Huey and his 2025 Visual Art teacher Ms. Wanda Jarvis spoke to ABC Eyre Peninsula’s Emma Pedler about the SACE exhibition, and Huey’s art and future...Read More
Today at PLHS, students and staff are recognising and celebrating Harmony Week by wearing orange and displaying flags from the many nations and cultures that are represented within our diverse and vibrant school community. Dharna Crews across the school have spent time this week learning about their own cultural backgrounds and importantly, about those of...Read More
Yesterday, our Year 10 SAASTA students culminated an eight-week learning expedition, with a community display of their artwork and portfolio of learning. Students were given the opportunity to present their learning to family, friends and esteemed members of the Port Lincoln community in the Aboriginal Education space. This public exhibition gave students an opportunity to...Read More
PLHS students and staff are reminded to wear some orange tomorrow to recognise and celebrate our multicultural community in Harmony Week. The 27 flags depicted in this graphic symbolise assorted cultures that are represented within our school – by our students, our staff and our subjects. We look forward to capturing this wonderful diversity with...Read More
Last Friday, Year 11 SAASTA student Zerah Coleman travelled to Adelaide for the 2026 Aboriginal Youth Summit hosted by the Commissioner for Aboriginal and Young People, Dale Agius, at the Adelaide Zoo. The day focused on leadership, culture, and youth voice, with young people from across South Australia speaking openly and confidently about what matters...Read More
Harmony Week is a nation-wide celebration that recognises our cultural diversity and brings together Australians from all different backgrounds. Port Lincoln High School is a highly multicultural community, with a wide range of nationalities represented amongst our school population. To recognise and celebrate this wonderful diversity, PLHS students and staff are encouraged to wear some...Read More
On Friday, our Girls Connect crew celebrated International Women’s Day with a well-attended afternoon tea. The students used the theme of ‘Balance the Scales’ to invite and thank family members, staff and friends who support, inspire and encourage their success at school. ~ Miss Susie Doyle (Aboriginal Education Teacher)Read More
Sincere thanks to the countless PLHS staff, students, parents, extended family and community members who organised, attended and participated in last night’s Open Night event. Throughout the evening, staff, students and community partners stationed across the campus showcased our learning and teaching in a wide variety of subject and extra-curricular areas. We were delighted with the numbers...Read More
In an hour from now, we will welcome hundreds of families and community members to our first Open Night for 2026. Staff and students will be stationed across the campus to showcase our learning in a wide variety of subject and extra-curricular areas. Please see the attached list of activities on offer and a visitor...Read More
Yesterday, PLHS was privileged to host a visit from ex-student now professional graphic designer, Jess Scholz from Cohere Creative. Jess generously donated an hour of her time and expertise to deliver a graphics workshop with our Year 10 Design crew. Jess spoke about her pathway from enjoying Art and Design at Port Lincoln High School,...Read More
