Earlier this week, PLHS was delighted to receive a visit from local balloon artist Suzy Woolford from Balloon Cartoons. Suzy had been invited into our new Specialist Building to collaborate on a project with Year 12 Design student Chloe Poel. For her first major practical piece, Chloe has elected to design a promotional poster for...Read More
The annual Open Mixed Hockey Carnival was played last Thursday, with our school playing against St. Joseph’s School and Navigator College in a round robin competition. The winning game was played between St. Joseph’s and PLHS, with a final score of 2-1 to St. Joe’s. The afternoon showed a display of excellent hockey skills and...Read More
Tickets to “The Unmasked”, this year’s PLHS Dance Production have just gone on sale. The show will be performed in the Nautilus Theatre from 7pm on Friday June 24th. Pre-sale tickets are available from the PLHS Treasurer’s Office (EFTPOS only) – $15 concession/students, $20 adults.Read More
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. Congratulations to the PLHS Aboriginal Education Team for organising and facilitating our school’s commemoration of this year’s NRW. The images below depict...Read More
In Week 4, PLHS sent several teams to the annual netball and football carnival at the Ravendale Sporting Complex, with three of our sides achieving the ultimate success – congratulations to the members of our Year 10 Girls Netball Division A, Year 7/8 Girls Netball Division A and Open Boys Football Division A teams on...Read More
L-R: Kale Miller-Dorizzie, Chris Berryman & Orlando Saunders One of many Reconciliation Week activities available to our students was a longest kick competition on the Oval at lunchtime today. Hosted by Headspace and Clontarf, with support from the Aboriginal Education Team and SAASTA students, prizes were awarded to the first, second and third longest kicks....Read More
Port Lincoln High School staff were treated to a delicious three-course luncheon last Friday, courtesy of Mrs Monique Rogalski and her Stage 2 Food & Hospitality students. Unfortunately, the ongoing threat of COVID-related disruptions meant that this year’s pop-up café (group assessment task) was unable to be offered to parents and the wider community. Instead,...Read More
PLHS students and families are advised that Term 2 traffic light reports have just been released via SEQTA – these are designed to provide an indication of how students are tracking in each of their subjects. Please contact subject teachers with any queries or concerns.Read More
Port Lincoln High School sent several teams to Wednesday’s netball/football carnival at the Ravendale Sporting Complex, with three of our sides achieving the ultimate success – congratulations to the members of our Year 9/10 Girls Netball Division A, Year 7/8 Girls Netball Division A and Open Boys Football Division A teams on claiming the title...Read More
PLHS staff and students were treated to a musical jam session in the Hall during lunchtime earlier today. Our Senior Music students rotated through various instruments to deliver a set of rock and reggae classics to the appreciative audience – Jimi Hendrix, Guns ‘n Roses, Bob Marley and the Red Hot Chili Peppers were amongst...Read More
