School Colours on Display on Foreshore
Port Lincoln High School is staging two major events this week to celebrate the achievements of our Year 12 students, throughout what has been an extremely challenging year.
The first was tonight’s highly successful Year 12 Formal, held at the Port Lincoln Racecourse. The students looked amazing and enjoyed a wonderful evening amongst their peers and select PLHS staff. The second is tomorrow night’s Year 12 Award Ceremony, to be staged on the PLHS Stamford Floor (due to COVID restrictions).
To help us recognise these major milestones for the Class of 2020, we sought the assistance of Viterra and the City of Port Lincoln – these two organisations came to the party, and have turned the silos and the trees on Tasman Terrace blue and red for the next two nights.
We greatly appreciate their support for our graduating seniors.
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