SportsDay 2020 – Program & Map
We are looking forward to seeing all students at our 2020 SportsDay tomorrow, located at the PLHS ovals/courts (plus Port Lincoln Skate Park).
This is the second year that we are running our renewed program which includes a basketball and skate park competition (consent required).
Students are encouraged to dress in their house colours and come ready to cheer loud! We also remind students that it is an expectation they attend and we are excited to see everyone ready to go tomorrow morning.
Please have your child meet us on the oval at the normal 8:40am start time. Attendance will be taken by Staff house leaders before the day commences. The day will conclude with presentations at our normal finish time of 3:10pm.
Parents and caregivers are welcome to attend and are encouraged to come and cheer; there will be coffee!
Good luck to all and may the best team win!
~ Miss Yasmin Stewart
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