Room 21 Crew Hosts Successful Café
Earlier today, our Room 21 crew proudly hosted our very own café! Throughout this term, the students have been exploring the concept of ‘Paddock to Plate’, learning about where food comes from, how it is produced, and how cafés operate.
As part of this learning, we worked closely alongside our SSO Mitch, who previously owned and operated a café. Mitch shared his barista knowledge and helped students develop their café and customer service skills during our regular Thursday practice sessions.
We also enjoyed an excursion to the Boston Bay Diner, where students experienced a real café environment. This visit inspired many of the ideas for our own café, including our menu, live music, and student artwork for sale.
The café was a wonderful example of our Crew values in action. Every student played an important role and worked together as a team to prepare food and drinks, welcome customers, serve tables, entertain guests, and create a warm and inclusive environment. Students supported one another, celebrated each other’s strengths, and demonstrated that everyone has something valuable to contribute. It was fantastic to see such strong teamwork and inclusion throughout the event.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and supported our students. Your encouragement helped make the café a memorable and rewarding learning experience. We are incredibly proud of what our students achieved together. The café was a great success, and we hope to open it again next term so that even more people can enjoy the experience!
~ Ms. Jemma Joiner (Room 21 Teacher)
* A shout-out to Year 12 students Mylee Bilney and Elke Thomas – in true crew spirit, they answered the call for barista experience with two of the Room 21 students absent today; onya, girls!
Share this on Social Media
More News
PLHS Crew on Show at Port Lincoln Show
The Show must go on! Despite the dodgy forecast weather, thousands of people attended this year’s Port Lincoln Show at the Racecourse. Once again, Port Lincoln High School was proud to support this wonderful community…
Success for PLHS at European Handball Carnival
What an incredible day at Cummins for the European Handball carnival! On Wednesday August 5th, Port Lincoln High School proudly fielded two Year 7 teams to compete against other Eyre Peninsula schools. Throughout the spirited…
Cultural Connections with Sister School Delegation
As we reported earlier in the week, students and staff from Muroto High School, our Japanese sister school, have visited us this week. Many wonderful cultural connections have been forged both at school and in…
Bronze Medals for SA Footy Reps Harry & Lincoln
Last week, two PLHS students proudly represented their school and state in Australian Rules football at the 2026 School Sport Australia Games in Melbourne – congratulations to Harry Nagel (Year 9) and Lincoln Stelzer-Linn (Year 8) on this wonderful…
“Deadly Students” Celebrated at Morning Tea
On Friday July 31st, PLHS celebrated our Term 2 “Deadly Students” – this award is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and recognises their outstanding application to their schoolwork, involvement in the school community…
Sister School Relationship Alive & Well
This week, Port Lincoln High School is honoured to host another delegation of students and accompanying adults from our sister school in Japan, Muroto High School. After taking four flights from their homes in Kochi…





