Earlier this term, Year 11 Japanese students Maya Kennedy and Zoe van-Overdijk represented our school with pride, presenting information to Rotary Club of Port Lincoln members about the highlights and benefits of our Senior Languages Trip to Japan last October. Rotary kindly supported this venture by generously contributing to our fundraising efforts. A Certificate of...Read More
We were recently honoured to welcome ex-student and proud Wirangu woman Susie Betts back to our school for an enriching learning expedition. Susie delivered insightful “Songlines” workshops to three different classes, sharing the profound connection between astronomy and Aboriginal culture. This visit was part of our Term 1 exploration of Astronomy & Ancient Civilisations, where...Read More
Please be advised that PLHS students will be dismissed at 2:10pm on the last day of Term 1 classes (Friday April 11th / end of Week 11) – this is one hour earlier than our regular dismissal time.Read More
Sincere thanks to the countless PLHS staff, students, parents, extended family members and community partners who organised, attended and participated in last night’s Open Night event. Throughout the night, we were proud to showcase dozens of curricular and special program areas to our visitors. Our unique “Band & Barra” opening event was very well received,...Read More
CAR PARKING: near the Front Office (access via School Lane) at the top of the school (access via top of Ruskin Road and Oxford Terrace) along Ruskin Road (please check council and local resident signs) FOOD/DRINK: free samples of PLHS smoked barramundi product free samples of dishes produced by Year 12 Food & Hospitality students...Read More
2025 PLHS WASSAC Team (Whyalla) Around fifty PLHS athletes spent today in Whyalla competing in the 2025 Western Area Secondary Schools Athletics Carnival. In addition to a full day of athletic competition in warm conditions against schools from around the region, our athletes experienced a 5am start at school and a three-hour bus trip each...Read More
Congratulations to PLHS SAASTA students, Jaxon Miller and Ebony Rigney, who participated positively in the 2025 Aboriginal Youth Summit, held at the Adelaide Zoo last Friday. The event was hosted by the Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People, Ms. April Lawrie (pictured here with Jaxon and Ebony). Extract from the Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and...Read More
CAR PARKING: near the Front Office (access via School Lane) at the top of the school (access via top of Ruskin Road and Oxford Terrace) along Ruskin Road (please check council and local resident signs) FOOD/DRINK: free samples of PLHS smoked barramundi product free samples of dishes produced by Year 12 Food & Hospitality students...Read More
BRIDGE is an intensive ten-week program with a maximum of 15 students per cohort. The teaching team deliver programs aligned to the Australian Curriculum and students are able to be involved in the designing of activities such as photography, cooking, music and arts. BRIDGE is a predictable, calm and safe learning environment. Following the student’s...Read More
To show support for cultural diversity and an inclusive Australia, PLHS students and staff were encouraged to wear something orange to school today in recognition of national Harmony Day (Friday March 21st). The Year 8 students in Mrs. Tanya Booker and Mr. Shaun Thomas’ Dharna Crews went one step further, printing and displaying flags that...Read More
