Proud parents from around Southland celebrated the success of 50 Southland Year 13 students at the annual Youthmark Awards which honours excellence and achievement. SGHS are proud to have 6 students among the recipients presented with Youthmark photographic awards last night. Congratulations to Hannah, Alex, Stacey, Toni, Lucy and Maraea. It was a pleasure to […]
As we get ready to farewell our Year 13 students who will graduate over the coming days, we welcomed our new student leadership group this afternoon at a full school assembly. We know the students selected to wear a Prefect badge for 2023 will do an outstanding job. 2023 Prefects Zoe Anderson Sophia Barton Maddison
We are super excited to see ex. SGHS student; Amy de Plessis and her team the Black Ferns progress onto the Quarter Finals of the 2021 Women’s Rugby World Cup. They take on Wales on Saturday 29 October in Whangārei, we are very much looking forward to seeing Amy in action! Good luck Amy du
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It’s fair to say we have a wide range of students at SGHS that represent their chosen sports at a high level. We are pleased to share the fantastic results that Bridget A (Yr11) achieved recently at the Taekwondo Open Nationals in Wellington. She won 5 medals in total!! 3 gold and 2 silver, and
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A huge congratulations to Emily F (Yr10) who represented SGHS at the Skoda South Island/National Track Cycling Champs at home in Invercargill. Emily had outstanding success, winning the U15 girl’s age group – SKODA School Track Cycling National and South Island jerseys. supplied
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It has been a busy school holiday break for 2 of our students who were selected to represent Southland as members of the National Secondary Schools Brass Band and the Development Band. Stacey (Yr13) and Samara (Yr11) travelled up to Christchurch for 5 days and attended workshops, rehearsals, and then participated in an outstanding concert
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Two incredible pieces by SGHS student Angelinn N were entered in the Young Persons category as part of the He Waka Tuia Spring Show recently – with both receiving glowing feedback from the judge. The exhibition runs at He Waka Tuia from 8th October until the 6th November 2022. Free entry to the exhibition and
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“A night Not to Miss” When: Friday 25th NOVEMBER, 2022 Where: Southland Women’s Club Address: 194 Esk Street, Invercargill Time: 6.30pm Cost: $40.00pp RSVP: 11 November 2022 to [email protected]
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Our Year 13 students who form this year’s cohort participating in the annual NZAS/SGHS Engineering partnership thoroughly enjoyed their first official day as they completed their health and safety induction with NZAS representative, Shannan Taylor.
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Congratulations to Year 8 student Kian Ramel who was this week named as the Rotary Award recipient for SGHS 2022. To say the list of achievements Kian has achieved, combined with the wonderful personal qualities Kian displays daily is extensive is an understatement. Kian has contributed in many ways already to the SGHS community so
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328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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