Stunning day out and about today for Mr Beadle’s Year 10 Health and Wellbeing class. Connecting our students to their outside environment is an important part of ensuring their wellbeing , while developing an appreciation for the outdoors and being physically active. The girls certainly got to enjoy some amazing views today.
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SGHS has three teams entered in the 2020 SISS Volleyball tournament being held at ILT Stadium Southland this week. While tournaments are about competition and results – they also offer our girls the opportunity to expand on their teamwork skills, build resilience and learn that hard work always comes before success. A massive thank you
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A pretty exciting delivery arrived at SGHS today – a box full of brand new books from Hachette Book Group. The books are part of a prize for Sophie in Year 7 who created the most amazing artwork which was included in J.K.Rowlings latest book “The Ickabog”. We are SO proud of you Sophie and
Some very good skills on display this week for our Level 2 Agriculture girls who visited a local farm to work on their shearing skills. Learning at SGHS offers a diverse and wide curriculum to all our students, combining practical learning with theory to ensure the best possible outcomes for them. Well done girls!
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It’s a busy term for school camps at SGHS and some of our Year 10 girls spending a day caving at the Clifden Caves. The girls were fully supervised at all times while they learnt new skills and got outside their comfort zone. Ka pai girls on trying something new and having loads of fun
Over 80 girls joined in the Junior Sports Day that was held at ILT Stadium Southland this week, facilitated by Southland Secondary Schools Sports. Basketball, netball, futsal, squash, tennis and a few more were all on offer for the girls to try. Being physically active is important to being good learners, so we encourage all
Our annual exhibition of our Level 1,2 and 3 NCEA student portfolios is now on display in the school library for viewing. We are incredibly proud of all the girls and their amazing portfolios.
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Waka Ama lessons, Marae History, learning Kaupapa Maori games and building relationships were all part of an incredible day out for our Year 9 Te Reo Maori class. The girls were able to apply some of their classroom learning practically to the day’s activities and learnt so much from the visit. A big thank you
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SGHS had five teams competing in the recent Southland Japanese Trivia Champs. This was a nationwide competition occurring in different places at the same time. A first place for Jasnah, Lily, Nina and Syafa who also took out the best dressed competition while second place also went to a SGHS team made up of Pelesena,
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Practical hands on experience for some of our Level 2 students who recently attended a training day at Telford near Balclutha. Learning to drive quad bikes, practicing animal welfare and having the opportunity to learn basic skills gave the girls a chance to gain first hand experience of what a career in the farming industry
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
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