At SGHS we have many different opportunities for our Junior School, one of these is the Media Mash Club. The Great Southern Media Mash is an initiative to inspire, motivate and help Southern schools grow and develop their digital skills. Recently the students had an opportunity to enter the Keep New Zealand Beautiful “2021 Young […]
2021 Young Reporters for the Environment – Litter Less Competition Read More »
On Monday evening under Level 2 restrictions, we were able to thankfully have the Year 7/8 Invercargill Speech Finals. We are pleased to announce that two SGHS students came in 1st and 2nd place! 1st Place – Katy Brown ‘Wellbeing is not a destination, but a journey’ 2nd Place – Sophie Ineson ‘ Does my
Year 7/8 Invercargill Speech Finals Read More »
At SGHS we always enjoying seeing and reading about our past students and what they have achieved after their schooling here. Anna Campbell (nee. McDonald) left SGHS in 2010 and enrolled into Otago Business School. The Article link we have shared is about Anna Campbell’s time after SGHS working towards her entrepreneurial studies. https://www.otago.ac.nz/alumni/news/otago832575.html
Alumni News: Anna Campbell Read More »
On Sunday the SGHS Equestrian team competed in the Southland Teams One Day Event at Otatara. The team finished 4th overall. Team members were Philippa Stratford, Emma Jennings, Jorja Callahan and Sienna Erskine. Well done girls, and all the best in your next event coming up in Gore next term.
SGHS Equestrian Team Read More »
Did you catch Fair Go tonight on TV1? You may remember Sophie Ineson (now a Year last year entering the TV show Fair Go’s Consumer Heroes and her topic of getting more women into space – a subject Sophie is very passionate about. Sophie was chosen as one of the Consumer Heroes for 2020 and
The Stars are Aligning for Sophie – Fair Go TVNZ follow up story….. Read More »
Year 8AS Deep Cove camp is underway…..at SGHS school camps are an essential part of school life. Education Outside the Classroom (EOTC) gives students many valuable opportunities and experiences which often create lifelong memories. We have no doubt they will have a wonderful few days at Deep Cove – here’s hoping the sun keeps shining!
Year 8 Deep Cove Camp Read More »
Congratulations to our first group of wonderful Year 7/8 Global Citizens to achieve the Gold Level in the Global Goals Challenge. Mrs Ineson absolutely loved your ideas on how we can achieve global goals and your creative thinking has shown that with people like you in the world many innovative solutions will come into action.
Year 7/8 Global Goals Awards Read More »
Exciting news – the junior production audition information has been released – see attached poster for all the details. If you have any questions about this please contact Miss Rae at SGHS: [email protected] All auditions are being held at SGHS Theatre on Tweed. The website for Junior Production is: www.sghssbhsproduction.weebly.com
Junior School Audition Information Read More »
This week in New Zealand is Māori Language Week – SGHS is celebrating the week with various items and activities organised by Whaea Marama and some of our senior Te Reo Māori class students. Whakataukī (Proverb) “Tōku reo, tōku ohooho, Tōku reo, tōku māpihi maurea.” (My language is my awakening, My language is the window to
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) 13 – 19 September 2021 Read More »
You may have heard of the Zwift programme or people ‘Zwifting’ – this was precisely what Year 13 SGHS student Jessica Spencer was doing during lockdown on top of her school work. Jessica took part in an online (via Zwift) virtual cycling road race after the South Island Secondary Schools Road Cycling Champs were cancelled
SISS Virtual Road Race Champs Read More »
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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Email: [email protected]
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