On Wednesday May 31st, Port Lincoln High joined a number of other schools from across the Eyre Peninsula at Ravendale Oval for the annual Open Boys Football Carnival. Competing as a Division 1 school, we were scheduled to play games against St. Joseph’s School and Cummins Area School. A great group of young footballers were...Read More
Port Lincoln High School sent six teams to the Ravendale Sporting Complex yesterday to compete in the annual regional netball carnival. With students from all six year levels participating, we are pleased to report that three of our teams came away with a coveted pennant. Congratulations to all participants, including the staff and students who...Read More
* Painting gum leaves and making bush necklaces thanks to headspace * Miss Emma Tokarski’s Year 9 Food Technology class making lemon myrtle cheesecakes (some with macadamia bases); these were served to staff with barista-made coffees courtesy of Mr. Josh Partington’s Year 10 Food Technology classRead More
* Smoothie Bikes & Youth Surveys thanks to West Coast Youth & Community Support * Year 9 HPE classes playing a variety of traditional Indigenous games * Year 12 student Mia Speed sharing the children’s book that she wrote/illustrated in her traditional Wirangu languageRead More
Port Lincoln High School’s Aboriginal Education team, in conjunction with our wonderful community partners, are proud to bring you the following schedule of Reconciliation Week activities. All PLHS students and staff are urged to participate in the spirit of reconciliation.Read More
L-R: Leo Sheehy, Beau Hood, Liam Rogers, Christian Farrow & Jesse Baldock Earlier this month, five PLHS Year 9 boys travelled to Adelaide to compete in the 2023 Schools MTB (Mountain Bike) Championships in Blackwood; well done to (pictured L-R) Leo Sheehy, Beau Hood, Liam Rogers, Christian Farrow and Jesse Baldock. Our boys were split...Read More
This week’s presentation from The Resilience Project focuses on Gratitude. https://theresilienceproject.com.au/ Gratitude is paying attention to the things that we have right now, and not worrying about what we don’t have. We practise this by noticing the positives that exist around us. Research shows that practicing gratitude rewires our brains to overcome the negativity bias...Read More
PLHS parents are advised about the upcoming second round of school immunisations scheduled for next Thursday (June 1st). SA Health nurses will be on site during this day providing Year 10 students with their second dose of Bexsero® (Meningococcal B vaccine). The following link to SA Health’s School Immunisation Program website offers further information for parents/carers,...Read More
After the success of the inaugural “WEENA” program in 2022, PLHS is again offering this opportunity to female Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. “WEENA” – which stands for “Wellbeing, Engage, Educate, Network and Achieve” – focuses on building self-esteem and confidence in cultural identity, engaging with community, building relationships based on mutual respect, encouraging...Read More
