Our development football team have had a fun season so far, with a few wins under their belts. The team has grown hugely in confidence and skill throughout the season – a big thank you to Mr Peters for coaching.
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SGHS is incredibly proud of the partnership we have shared with Tiwai Aluminium Smelter for the last 15 years. This is the only partnership of its type that promotes and provides opportunities for women to pursue careers in Engineering. This year the partnership finally comes full circle with former students Tayla and Bailey who graduated
Our Year 10 Enterprise classes held their Annual Market Day yesterday. Students have to develop, produce and market a product of their choosing to sell. Lip balms, beeswax wraps, candles, and jewellery were just some of the amazing products available. The judges were blown away by the level of thought and detail that each group
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Emma, Lily, Harri and Amber all won Emerald Awards in the recent Education Perfect World Championships. This is an amazing achievement and puts them in the top 1% of competitors around the world. The school also took out 1st place worldwide in the 101-250 student category!!
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Congratulations to all the students who took part in this wonderful event on Monday evening. This student-led performance was the product of hours of planning by our Dance Captain, Paige McKenzie along with her committee and the support of Miss Rae, Mrs Bakker and Ms Popham. A big thank you to our student volunteers who
The amazing talent of our school choirs continues to shine brightly here in the Deep South. Femme, our premier school choir received the incredibly exciting news yesterday that they have been invited as one of 24 choirs who will compete at the National Big Sing Finale in Christchurch in August. Femme is the only choir
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A huge congratulations to talented Year 9 student, Sophie who has been awarded her Platinum award from the Science Trust for completing all science badges. Sophie takes her place on their Honours board with another Year 9 student, Emma B. Well done Sophie – we know that this is the culmination of hours of work
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It was a sunny day out at Waimumu last week for our Year 7/8 students who took part in the Southland Primary School’s Cross Country. They did an awesome job against some hard competition. The ground was very wet due to the storms that had arrived during the week, there was a BIG hill to
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Congratulations to all the students who recently competed in the online Education Perfect Humanities Challenge. There were some outstanding results including the following awards: Sophie Ineson Yr 9 – Gold Nargis Girhotra – Yr 10 -Bronze Sophia Tytler – Yr 9 Bronze Ashleigh Robinson -Yr 8 Credit Elise Anderson – Yr 9 – Credit Tyla
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An amazing weekend away racing for Vivienne, Sualo, Olivia, Shakayla and Pyper at the South Island Swimming Champs in Dunedin. A stand out performance was the third placing obtained in the medley relay by Vivienne, Sualo, Olivia and Shakayla. This was backed up by a healthy number of well earned individual and other team event
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
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