Dear PLHS parent/caregivers, Earlier today, the Premier announced that schools, preschools and children’s centres will reopen to all students tomorrow (Wednesday July 28th). Accordingly, Port Lincoln High School will be open. We will not be offering an alternative home-based learning program, unless your child is impacted by SA Health quarantine orders. As our Chief Public...Read More
TODAY (Tues July 20th): PLHS remains open following normal timetable until 3:10pm dismissalschool buses will continue to run as normal all week TOMORROW (Wed July 21st): Student Free Day – no online learning availablePLHS (including TLC) will remain open for students of essential workers and vulnerable students during normal school hours; no student will be...Read More
Earlier this month, PLHS staff member Mr Clive Palmer achieved a significant milestone within the Department for Education – forty years of service. He was recognised and thanked by DfE Chief Executive Mr Rick Persse at a formal dinner in Adelaide, where he was presented with a certificate of acknowledgement and a handcrafted commemorative keyring....Read More
Dear Parent/caregivers, Level 4 COVID restrictions were implemented at midnight last night. Please note, the following relates to Port Lincoln High School until at least the end of Week 1: face masks are encouraged for people aged 12 years and older but are not mandated while on siteparent/caregiver and community visitors have been restricted on...Read More
Last week, eleven SAASTA students participated in a three-day block session in Adelaide to support their Year 11 VET (Vocational Education & Training) courses or Year 10 ACE (Aboriginal Career Exploration) programs. Our Year 11 students are undertaking their chosen VET courses, including Construction, Hospitality, Community Services and Fitness. All were completing the hands-on training...Read More
We are delighted to report that two of our current Year 12 students – Claire McCarthy and Hannah Roberts – have successfully obtained pastry and cooking apprenticeships at L’Anse French Cafe & Croissanterie, which is opening in Port Lincoln in September. Both girls have been enthusiastic Food & Hospitality students throughout their schooling at PLHS; we wish...Read More
Earlier today, Missing Link Media’s Mark Thomas set up a small film studio in our Admin building; he spent the afternoon capturing a number of students, staff members and parents explaining how PLHS delivers on its three school values of Responsible, Respectful and Inclusive. Filming will be completed early next term, with the resulting edited...Read More
PLHS students and families are advised that school will be dismissed at the normal time (3:10pm) this Friday afternoon. Bus students will be dismissed at 2:20pm in order to catch their regular buses home.Read More
Earlier this morning, dozens of PLHS students received an unexpected delivery during their extended Dharna Group session. “Positive Postcards” were distributed across the campus, with encouraging comments from staff printed on the back. This new (and ongoing) program is designed to promote and reward positive behaviours within our school community. Well done to our Wellbeing...Read More
Earlier this year, Nell Cane and I were chosen to represent Port Lincoln High School as part of the Rural Youth Ambassador program*. We were selected along with seventeen other Year 11 students from across the state. Thus far, we have been involved in two three-day face-to-face forums in Adelaide, along with a handful of...Read More
