‘Once a SGHS girl – Always a SGHS girl’ so it was a warm welcome back to former Head Girl, Amelia M who is in her second year of studying Psychology and Education at Otago University. Current students interested in Psychology had the opportunity to ask Amelia questions about what the degree involves, the opportunities […]
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Congratulations to Alex H (Y12) and Lucy M (Y10) who recently represented Southland in the U19 Girls Cricket team at the Canterbury South tournament in Oamaru. This tournament is for schools south of Canterbury – they had a fantastic experience and really enjoyed their time playing. Both Alex and Lucy play in the SGHS senior
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Congratulations to all of the students that participated in the Southland Japanese Speech Competition held at SBHS this week. All of our students did extremely well in preparing and delivering their presentations and Mrs Wilson was very proud of them. The following students gained placings in the competition: Year 9: Ritang and Jayga – Highly
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On the last day of Term 3, we were very fortunate to have our Sports Director Mrs Huia arrange a Football Tournament between SGHS 1st XI and Wakatipu and Mt Aspiring High Schools in Queenstown. This was due to Winter Tournament Week and the Triangular Exchange being cancelled due to Covid. As our 1st XV
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In March of this year all students in Year 7 planted tulip bulbs in the Piazza as part of their Citizenship Ceremony held in March. They were delighted to return in Term 4 to see the colourful display which is now being enjoyed by all. Pictured: Year 7EM
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Over the holidays Charliese Erskine (Year 11) was shooting her way into becoming quite a champion of her sport. She is an avid Skeet Shooter and managed to shoot her way into the South Island Women’s Skeet team last weekend. She also claimed 6 Canterbury Provincial Champion titles in skeet and DTL (Down the Line)
Shooting her way to success! Read More »
We are so excited to announce the cast of the SGHS / SBHS Junior Production Disney’s Moana Jr. The production team is looking forward to working with this exceptionally talented cast. The show, to be held at Centrestage Theatre from 30 November – 2 December 2021, promises to be an outstandingly dynamic show. Keep an
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Netball Season 2021 is done and dusted. A big congrats to the Year 10A team on winning their grade final on Saturday. Also a big congrats to the SGHS Hawkes team on coming runners up in their grade. To all the other teams, what an awesome season! COVID lockdown brought the season to a halt
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After a delayed season due to lockdown, this week the Hockey finals were played. We had 4 teams play this season from Year 7 – Year 13. All teams have played extremely well and there has been great progress made amongst all teams. A big shoutout to all the amazing team coaches and managers who
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In Years 7 and 8, our students have the opportunity to complete Science Badges which are set by the Science Award Trust. The Science Awards schemes are designed to promote students’ interest and participation in a series of science activities. The students are on their own to complete these activities with support when required from
Science Award Trust – Gold Badge Award Winners Read More »
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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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