Students from the Level 2 and 3 dance class will be performing a specially choreographed performance at 6pm and 6.30pm this Friday night during the Open Streets Night Market. This site-specific dance was choreographed by the girls about Esk Street, based on the construction in the area, the people, and the retailers. The […]
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Next Tuesday 15th June, our two amazing school choirs, FEMME and SANGUINE will be performing at the NZCF Big Sing Regional Final. If you would like to come along and support all the amazing singers please see ticketing information below: Date: Tuesday, 15 June Time: show starts at 7:30 pm Venue: First Church Tickets:
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Congratulations to former student, Jennifer Forrest who recently was admitted to the bar by her father, Winston Forrest. Jennifer finished her schooling at SGHS in 2015, and went onto University of Otago where she completed her law degree as well as completing her bachelor of science in zoology degree. To read more about her recent
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Feeling very proud as we celebrate the nominations this week of TEN current and former students who are nominated in both the Vodafone Junior Sportsperson of the Year, ILT Senior Sportsperson of the Year Awards for 2021 and Southland Kia Team of the Year Awards for 2021! The nominations are very much a nod to
Vodafone Junior Sportsperson of the Year Finalists for 2021 Read More »
An impressive performance from the students of SGHS at the 2021 Showquest competition held recently. The group of performers earned the following awards: Best choreography Best soundtrack Best lighting Best Rangitahi, Overall outstanding performer: Hailey Monaghan With a 3rd placing overall! A huge thank you to the staff and whanau who supported the girls during
Congratulations to former SGHS student @sammymurrell13 who graduated last Friday from Harvard University. Sammy – well done on your degree with honours in Neuroscience and Global Health. You truly are an inspiration to all our students that if you are prepared to work hard, take opportunities and reach for the stars – then the sky
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Jumping her way into selection for the FISAF New Zealand team is SGHS student Dani Kramers! Her performance at the recent Nzcaf Nationals was more than enough to secure the opportunity to compete at the International World Sports Aerobics & Fitness Championships to be held in Agen, France later this year. Congratulations Dani
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Our Year 12 Geography Class are currently studying Fiordland as a Large Natural Landscape. The girls took their learning outside the classroom a few days ago on #TeachOutsideDay and completed a vegetation study with DOC Community Ranger Crystal Brindle. The second day of their class trip, the group ventured into the Eglington Valley and Milford
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Each year our Year 13’s attend the University of Otago Tertiary Open Day which allows students considering study beyond the big red doors of SGHS to experience campus life. Losa and Kheelan (pictured), two of the senior SGHS students who attended this year applied for and were successful in being chosen for a POCA Scholarship. The girls
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The SGHS PTA are an important part of our school community. The work they do behind the scenes is valuable and so appreciated by the staff and students. The existing committee are a fabulous and friendly bunch of parents and caregivers who will make you feel very welcome. We encourage you to come along to
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328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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