ORDER YOUR 2025 PLHS YEARBOOK NOW (ONLY $35)
The production of our 2025 Yearbook is nearing completion. The final document (which will be printed by Advanced Life School Photography + Print Specialists) will feature over 200 pages of photos, articles and memories from the 2025 school year at Port Lincoln High School.
This year’s edition will cost only $35 – to secure your copy, please place an order via the Qkr! app (under the School Payments section) or pay in person at the PLHS Treasurer’s Office.
Yearbooks will be printed during the summer holidays and will hopefully be available for collection from the school during Week Zero (i.e. before the start of the 2026 school year).
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