Junior School Production ‘Moana Jr.’ audition information: – Week 9 is 20 September – Week 10 is 27 September If you have any questions please speak with Miss Rae [email protected]
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Please read the latest update about School Rugby from the NZSRU: (Posted 24 August 2021) UPDATE: The New Zealand Schools Rugby Union (NZSRU) has also made the difficult decision to cancel the Barbarians National Secondary School Championships Top 4 tournament, which has fallen victim to COVID-19 related disruptions for the second consecutive year. The Government
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(Posted 21 August 2021 from Miharo Murihiku) After today’s COVID announcement of an extended lockdown we are sad to make the decision to postpone Murihiku Polyfest. If everything pans out safely this will be held 27 September – 1 October. We are grateful to the team at ILT Stadium Southland for their support and flexibility
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Last week we held a special assembly to celebrate the achievements of Alena Saili (ex. SGHS student), and her team the Black Ferns in winning gold at the Tokyo Olympics. Alena was welcomed to assembly with the whole school Haka ‘Tahu Potiki’, followed by a Q and A session with our Prefects, Narrisa and Kayla.
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Please find below the latest update from NZSSC regarding School Sports and Winter Tournament Week: School Sport NZ, in conjunction with its sport partners, regretfully announce the cancellation of all sanctioned events on its calendar through to Monday 6th September 2021. This includes all events scheduled within the Winter Tournament Week window. School Sport NZ
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Over the weekend our Senior A Netball team attended the Barbara Bell Memorial Tournament in Alexandra. This was in preparation for the upcoming SISS tournament. It was a fabulous weekend to play outside with the stunning scenery of Central Otago as the backdrop. The team won all of their 4 games which is an outstanding
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Today we had 2 teams competing at the Southland Secondary Schools Badminton Championships. There were a total of 23 teams competing from 9 secondary schools. Well done to our SGHS teams – they came away with 2nd Place in the 1st Division. Awesome work!
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At SGHS We Are Creative – He Auaha Mātou, we run a very successful Visual Arts curriculum, most recently four of our Year 13 Art students were selected to exhibit some of their works at the ILT Art Awards 2021. Whilst the students were not successful in obtaining a place at the exhibition, they enjoyed
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This week our Year 12 Agribusiness students braved the elements to go see another large scale business. They visited Evandale Gardens to see how they operate, how they make decisions and what barriers the business has to overcome.
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It was a great way to spend lunchtime seeing our Senior A netball team vs. Verdon A netball team in an inter-school game organised by our Sports Director Mrs Huia. It was an excellent game with lots of great defending and attack on display. Both teams played with lots of determination for the full 4
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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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