Last night was a spectacular evening at the NZCF Big Sing Regional Final held at First Church. Miss Rae and Mr de Blois are enormously proud of both Sanguine and FEMME for their performances last night. All singers sang with real heart and polish. Dr. Grylls the adjudicator was moved by Sanguine’s performance. FEMME was […]
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Last Wednesday evening we had a group of very talented SGHS students compete in the Chamber Music New Zealand Southland District Contest. We entered two groups: Brass x4(Samara, Bridget, Hannah) and Brassed Off (Lauren and Stacey). We are delighted that both groups performed so well showcasing their talents. A special mention to Brassed Off, who
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Manuia le vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa! Our Year 7 and 8 year levels along with members of our staff were honoured with an incredible performance from our Oli Ula group this afternoon. It was amazing to see the group invite all those present to come and join them in the music and dance at
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A big win over St Mary’s for our SGHS A Netball team last night – the final score was 56-35 as they compete in the Southland Premier League. The team were thrilled to welcome a special coach on the sidelines for the game in the form of Mr Grogan, Deputy Principal at the school. Ka
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Revision doesn’t need to be boring as students participated in maths relays to solve multiplication and division problems. Students love the interaction and camaraderie they get to experience, it allows valuable team-building skills to also be put to the test.
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Tonight we welcome the junior boarders from Southland Boys’ High School Coldstream Hostel. Initial reports from staff are that everyone is getting along fabulously, and the boys are looking forward to seeing what the chef and his team are serving for dinner. Our Senior boarders are having dinner at Coldstream Hostel in return. Great to
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First pre-season game for the SGHS First XV today who played CSC at Central Southland College. While the result may not have gone our way (12-5 to CSC) Mr Muir was pleased with the newly named players who definitely stepped up. It’s off to Dunedin next week to play St Hilda’s and the team are looking
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This is a new initiative for 2022 and students apply each term to be part of this learning opportunity. The main criteria is the students have a passion for finding out more and developing the key skills of: Curiosity Logical reasoning Creativity Insight Persistence Metacognition Leadership This term Year Seven and Eight students are involved
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The next generation of engineers – we think so. One of our Year 11 Science classes was able to work with Brandy Alger, who is 2 months into her PhD in Disaster Risk Resilience at the University of Canterbury, Faculty of Engineering. Brandy is working with Ngā Tahu and Ngāti Tūwharetoa communities to gain insight
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Congratulations to the following students selected for Southland Representative Volleyball Teams for 2022! Ebony Stevenson Henrietta Fiso Claire Mercep Esther Vesikuru Syafa Abila Hannah Goodall Vaimoa Lafoga Jasnah Luna Jade Rausch Tyla Robinson Saresha Thompson Hayley Roberts Tabwa Teweti Pelesena Tekabu
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Come and see all that Southland Girls’ High School offers students with a school tour that allows you to see our facilities in action, while meeting the staff and the students.
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
Address: 328 Tweed Street, Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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