SGHS would like to say a huge thank you to St John Ambulance Community Education for spending time with our fabulous Year 7 and 8’s over the last few weeks of Term 1. Felicia has been the wonderful facilitator who has been working with the girls using a new programme – Whātuia te Waiora Weaving […]
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Definitely a star on the rise at SGHS – congratulations again Losa on your wonderful achievement! To read the Stuff Article please click on the link below: https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/netball/124824887/southland-student-achieves-goal-to-play-in-national-netball-team?fbclid=IwAR1hSTSjcsv9tUS993YgVeQ82FJH-fxQeoLX3g-OK7_R0UqjLM7PbWV4G8w
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The Southland Secondary School Swimming Championships were held last weekend with some fantastic results seeing achieved by the SGHS swimmers. A big thank you to Mrs Hawkes – Teacher in Charge for supporting the girls, as well as the parents and supporters who cheered the girls on. Year 9 – 10 Swimmers: Olivia Biggar, Sualo
SGHS was well represented by some amazing talent at the Otago/ Southland Brass Band Provincial Contest hosted at the SIT over the weekend. All the girls were brilliant on the day, with Meadow Bodkin-Allen placing 1st in the U16 Air Varie section. Stacey Adams placed 2nd in the U19 Air Varie section, 3rd in the
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SGHS had 8 students attend the SISS Athletics Championships over the weekend with some stand out results. Isla McCallum set a new SISS Championships record of 11.99m winning the U14 girls shotput, Carlie Scherp won both the U14 girls Discus and Hammer throw while also placing third in the shot put. Kennedy Taylor continued her
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Tickets are now available for Showquest Southland to be held Friday 21 May, please see information from the event organisers: Tickets can be purchased from Ticketek, please click on the link: https://premier.ticketek.co.nz/shows/show.aspx?sh=SHOWQUES21 For more event information click on the link: https://www.facebook.com/events/436497307436760/ The event will run from 7.00pm at Civic Theatre, with doors open from 6.30pm. Door
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A special full school assembly was held yesterday as we look towards the reflection and remembrance that is Anzac Day on the 25 April 2021 which falls during term break. Students and staff were fortunate to be able to listen to our guest speaker, Jess Huia, who is also our Director of Sport share her
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Happy faces all round for some of our Year 7 and 8 students who took part in the annual Literary Quiz at Longford Intermediate this week. So what is a Literary Quiz you may ask? It’s like a quiz you might attend as a fundraiser at your local, but all 100 questions are about books.
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The UN Youth Declaration Conference is being held from the 7 – 12 April 2021 in Auckland. Three SGHS students were awarded scholarships to attend this prestigious event where students from all over New Zealand are selected to discuss social, economic and political issues. The hope is that the students who attend will pass on
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Fantastic news with the announcement that three of our students – Tia Fowle, Lucy Hall and Lucy Shirley will join Academy Southland as Foundation Year Athletes. They join fellow SGHS student, Losa Fifita who is in her second year with the programme which is designed to mentor, support and help young athletes with their sports
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328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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Email: [email protected]
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