A Message from the Principal
Dear PLHS Parent/Caregivers,
I am writing to you with some sad news about a member of our school community. One of our students tragically passed away over the weekend.
Today and over the coming weeks, you may be concerned about your child’s reaction or expressions of feeling about this news. These reactions and feelings may be part of the grieving process. I also encourage you to let them know that you are aware of this incident and that you will listen to their concerns at any time they wish to share them. Staying connected and engaged with your child is one of the best ways to support them.
Our school will be concentrating on supporting our students and staff over the next months. This means, among other things, returning the school to normal routines as soon as possible and recognising that students can be affected by this event for many months to come. If your child is already using the services of a mental health professional, you should ensure this information is passed on to them. A list of helpful websites and services can be accessed here.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns about your child.
Yours sincerely,
Mr Todd George (PLHS Principal)
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