Year 12’s Celebrate Last Official Day of Classes
Our Year 12 students celebrated their last official day of scheduled lessons today. Whilst the vast majority still have crucial assignments to complete and submit, and exams to prepare for and sit, this was their final opportunity to all assemble in one place before their Formal (Friday November 17th) and Awards Ceremony (Friday November 24th).
Aside from the traditional dress-ups (many adopting an elderly theme) and harmless pranks, Friday’s fun and frivolity included a shared lunch at which farewell postcards written by the staff were distributed. PLHS Principal Mr. Todd George shared some words of wisdom and best wishes before the gathering was dismissed.
We wish our “Class of 2023” all the best for their final assessments over the coming weeks.






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