First 50 Days of High School for Year 7 Crew
Today is the fiftieth day of school for 2025 – for our Year 7 students, this represents their first fifty days of high school.
Pictured here are (L-R) Charlie Densley, Harrison Gray, Connor Thompson, Darcie Manthorpe, Osten Thorpe and Kurt McNab-Haynes who have attended all fifty days.
Not pictured – because they were in Adelaide today representing their school and region at the SSSSA Athletics Carnival – are Ava Webb, Ayama Henning, Eli Blayney, Willow Strong and Angas Stoakes, who also have 100% attendance thus far at PLHS.
Many more Year 7 students will complete their first fifty days of high school within the next few days.
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