SGHS will again have a site at the Wanaka A & P Show on the 12th -13th March 2021 – and this year we would love to welcome any former students for a walk down memory lane over light refreshments. Please invite any “old girls” who might be heading to the show and we […]
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Congratulations to former SGHS student Jess Dermody as she starts her journey in broadcasting. With a successful sporting background, we know you will be more than able to hold your own when it comes to talking all things sport. Click on the link below to check out Jess in action in her new presenting role:
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A fabulous day out for our girls last week for the Southland Secondary Schools Triathlon Champs. While there may have been a few tired bodies by the end of the day, all the girls did incredibly well representing both the school and themselves with excellent performances on the course. Congratulations girls on your efforts!! RESULTS
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Woohoo! Mrs Huia’s brand new flag has arrived for outside her office. This will make it super easy for our new students to find the sports office so they can sign up for sports, ask questions or find out when teams are named.
Students last week had the opportunity to not only speak with the brilliant minds who run SpaceBase but also have a one on one with the team from Rocket Lab. We love seeing our girls open their minds to the possibility that anything is possible if you work hard and have big dreams.
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Any students interested in learning about umpiring or keen to become a qualified umpire, SGHS will be running the Introduction to Umpiring module. The aim of this workshop is to increase your netball rules knowledge and gain a basic understanding of game management. There will be theory and practical sessions run at lunch times in
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The SGHS Senior A Volleyball headed to Christchurch over the weekend to play in the annual Mainland Volleyball champs. An alert level change meant a hasty change to the draw on Saturday evening with the girls adapting incredibly well to a revised format. A solid 11th placing in their division was a great outcome to
MONDAY 01 MARCH Year 7/8 Smash Cricket: Cancelled for this week Summer Futsal: Games going ahead, Pink Team has defaulted Beach Volleyball: Games going ahead, school duty, NO spectators on site TUESDAY 02 MARCH Year 7/8 Basketball: Cancelled for this week WEDNESDAY 03 MARCH Volleyball: Games going ahead, school duty, NO spectators on site THURSDAY
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Being good community members is an important part of school life and this weekend our prefects and some members of staff will be participating in the The Cancer Society of New Zealand – Relay for Life. The girls would be super appreciative of any donation you are able to make by clicking on the link here: https://southland.relayforlife.org.nz/…/southlandgirlsh….
We love getting photos of our current and former alumni – and even more so when all of them are in the same photo. Isobel (far left who graduated in 2020), Haley Munro who graduated in 2007 (middle) and current student Hannah S (far right) all played in the recent Southern Pride softball tournament held
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Weekly sports contains risks, including common injuries like strains, sprains, bruises and dislocations. These events are managed by the appropriate sporting body in conjunction with school staff who will manage risk and hazards according to the school’s safety management plan. This includes careful consideration of the risks, all risks will be outlined to the students. While risks can be maintained to acceptable levels they cannot be totally eliminated. Some risk is retained for its learning and experiential value. If you wish to come in to school to see our safety management systems or have any questions, feel free to contact Ashleigh Rabel 03 211 6030 or [email protected].
It is important for safety reasons that students follow instructions given to them by all staff and follow all appropriate school rules. Behaviour by students that is deemed dangerous and puts themselves and/or others at undue risk will result in your child facing disciplinary actions on their return or sent home at the cost of the Whanau/parents or caregivers.
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Come and see all that Southland Girls’ High School offers boarders with a tour of Enwood House that allows you to see our facilities in action, while meeting the staff and the students.
To book in for a tour of the boarding house, please email Jenni Dennis, [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.
Come and see all that Southland Girls’ High School offers students with a school tour that allows you to see our facilities in action, while meeting the staff and the students.
Student tour guides will answer questions and offer a student’s perspective, before meeting with a senior member of staff to discuss your child’s enrolment.
To book in for a tour of the school, please email Nicola Macpherson on [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.
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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Student Absences: Please contact Student Services on 03 211 6030 or email the School Attendance Officer at: [email protected]
Enwood Boarding House: 03 216 9148