Earlier today, our Principal Student Leaders and SRC representatives held a lunchtime activity on the Stamford Floor to acknowledge Men’s Health Week 2021. The event highlighted the importance of males accessing the various health services available here in Port Lincoln, including mental health facilities. All students (not just the boys) were invited to attend, with information,...Read More
Last month, we reported on the efforts of nine PLHS students who participated in the annual Tcharkulda Rock Cross Country Running event near Minnipa. Following this carnival, three of our students became eligible to compete in the SA Cross Country State Championships, held yesterday at Oakbank in the Adelaide Hills – congratulations to Amelia “Mim”...Read More
Tickets to “Diverse Complexions”, the highly anticipated PLHS Dance Production for 2021, went on sale this morning. Please act quickly to secure your seats at the one and only public performance on Friday June 25th (from 7pm in the Nautilus Theatre). Tickets are only available from the PLHS Treasurer’s Office ($10 for concession holders and...Read More
Last Friday, Year 8 student Timmy Dennis lead Port Lincoln High School’s mixed volleyball team to victory in the Year 10 Regional Volleyball Carnival. Navigator College hosted a very efficiently run competition, which also featured teams from Cummins, St. Joseph’s and the host school. The game of volleyball is a minority sport in this area;...Read More
On Wednesday June 9th, approximately sixty PLHS students attended the annual SANFL Norwood 9-a-Side Football carnival at Ravendale. The competition returned this year after a layoff in 2020 due to COVID-19. Competing against other school sides in St. Joseph’s School, Tumby Bay Area School, Navigator College and Cummins Area School, PLHS submitted five teams across...Read More
*** Tickets still available for tonight’s FINAL show *** Congratulations to Mrs Helen Marks and her talented ensemble of senior Drama students for last night’s highly entertaining performance of a “A Peaceful Night of Chaos”. This year’s production is compromised of a series of comedic skits – the show features hilarious performances, stunning costumes, props...Read More
In recognition of Reconciliation Week, we invited local anthropologist, archaeologist, historian, published author (and PLHS parent) Dr. Scott Cane, to speak to our staff and students today about the fascinating history of our First Nations peoples. Scott has dedicated his life to the study of Aboriginal people, culture and history, and has worked with a...Read More
PLHS families are advised that traffic light reports are scheduled to be delivered later today via SEQTA – you will receive a text message once they have been released. These reports are designed to provide students and families with a sense of how they are tracking in the latter stages of the semester. Please contact...Read More
The next step in our Year 6/7 to PLHS transition process is for families to meet with one of our school leaders. This informal 30-minute conversation is an opportunity to share information and to address any queries or concerns. Family Connection Conversations will be held over the last four weeks of this term (Monday June...Read More
Last Thursday, four PLHS netball teams competed against other school sides from St. Joseph’s, Navigators, Cummins, Ceduna and Tumby Bay. See below for the team write-up from each of the coaches. 8/9 GIRLS DIVISION A (coached by Mrs Lenny Woods): This team were carnival winners for the division! They lost only one game during the...Read More
