Mobile Phones at Port Lincoln High School
A reminder that the State Government has banned mobile phones in schools to improve the education performance and wellbeing of students.
All students at PLHS have a YONDR pouch. Students are expected to either not bring their device to school or if the phone is at school, then it is secured inside a YONDR pouch at the start of the day. Pouches are unlocked at the end of each day.
There is more information about YONDR pouches and our MOBILE PHONE POLICY on our school website: Parent info at Port Lincoln High School we support children’s education (plhs.sa.edu.au)
If you have any questions, please make contact with our sub-school leaders, Mr. Angus Martin (Middle School Assistant Principal) and Miss Bambi Britten (Senior School Assistant Principal).
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