National Close the Gap Day was recognised and supported at PLHS today by building awareness of the topic through Dharna Group conversations. Many of the targets outlined in the annual Close the Gap Report are still not being met; accordingly, the campaign continues to advocate for improved health, education and employment outcomes for First Nations...Read More
Port Lincoln High School’s SportsDay for 2023 has been run and won. After a two-year COVID-induced hiatus, it was the “Team in Gold” who again secured gold last Thursday – reigning (2021) champions Flinders house again narrowly claimed the overall victory from the “Green Machine” of Eyre house. The battle for third was also tight,...Read More
Tim Lawrence is a Project Officer with the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia’s “Tackling Indigenous Smoking” team, a.k.a. the “Puyu Blasters”. Next week (Week 7), Tim and the team will visit PLHS to deliver information sessions to our Year 7-10 and TLC students on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Tim kindly provided the following summary...Read More
Port Lincoln High School’s Wellbeing Team and Pastoral Care Worker Holly Wilsdon have been striving to make lunchtimes more interesting here at PLHS. Today’s watermelon eating contest in the Amphitheatre was just one of many activities that have been happening this term. A large crowd turned out today to cheer on our brave competitors – as these...Read More
House Captains and all participating students are to be commended for their efforts during last week’s Standards Days. It was fantastic to see our Senior and Junior House Captains assisting and collaborating, as well as all student athletes encouraging each other and having a go. Many students assisted in the set-up and pack-up of the events, and all involved...Read More
As part of their Stage 1 Integrated Learning class, PLHS Year 10 SAASTA students have been designing and creating artworks to be represented on their SAASTA/Power Cup polo shirts later this year. The “For Our Elders” theme that the students are working on is in line with the 2023 NAIDOC theme. Students have been researching...Read More
