Seven PLHS Students on Aboriginal SACE Completers Poster
Last year, 468 Aboriginal students from SA and the NT completed their SACE. Those students were given the opportunity to have their photo included on the annual Aboriginal SACE Completers poster which is sent to every school in SA and NT
Port Lincoln High School is proud to have seven of our students picked for the latest edition of the poster; congratulations to the following students and their families on this wonderful recognition:
- Brodie Carbine
- Dre Vlassco
- Jesse Retallick
- Kenisha Bilney
- Leilani Stevens
- Tyra Skinn-Buzzacott
- Wesley Bilney
~ Mrs. Shantelle Pickett (Aboriginal Secondary Education & Transition Officer)
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