The best of luck to one of our Year 8 students, Italy from 8MT as she represents SGHS in the Southland Interschools Speech Contest final being held in Winton today. A well researched subject combined with a wonderful delivery has seen Italy progress from her: classroom final SGHS final combined school cluster final Invercargill final […]
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Nau mai ki te Wiki o Te Reo Maori! The fabulous Whaea Marama led some of junior girls yesterday in Tuku Reo Maori – Maori Language Moment. Our senior girls have some wonderful activities planned for the week to celebrate Te Reo Maori for both staff and students. Kei te tumanako matou ki te whakanui
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So another season has come to a close, well sort of. As I type the Netball South Year 7 and Year 8 Festival Day is still going ahead on the 23rd September which will include our SGHS 7A and 8A teams. But for the rest of us, we can hang up our netball shoes until next
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Two very exciting finals played yesterday by our 9A and 10A netball girls at the Otago/ Southland Junior Netball Tournament held in Dunedin. SGHS 10A fought hard in their final against St Hilda’s Collegiate and finished a well deserved 2nd place on the final whistle. The score 47-31. SGHS 9A finished 5th with a win
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Some people really do go out into this world and make their dreams a reality! SGHS was honoured to host the inspirational Laura Douglas from Real Country at school today to speak with our Year 12 students about turning your passions in to a career, showing resilience when the world turns upside down (looking at
The hugely anticipated annual Southland Girls Colours Awards Evening will be held this year on Thursday 15th October. This is a night to recognise and celebrate the achievements of our Year 12 and 13 students who have excelled in their field in either Sports or Performing Arts. Not only do our students receive their award
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Meet two of our superstar senior girls – Emma (L) and Zara (R). Giving back to both the school community and the wider community is a commonly seen trait amongst our girls here at SGHS. The school recognises these achievements with both girls being awarded a service badge. For Zara her passion for her community
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We are constantly amazed by the achievements of our students – their enthusiasm to pursue different opportunities is inspiring. Meet Sophie (Year 7), a very talented young lady who is one of 35 students selected from 18,000 entries worldwide to have her original artwork included in J.K Rowling’s latest book being released later this year
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Student voice will be well represented in 2021 as we welcome Year 12 student – Ashleigh Putt-Fellows to the Board of Trustees. Congratulations Ashleigh! – we look forward to your contribution to the board meetings.
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The South Island Duathlon Champs will be held on Sunday, 27 September at Teretonga Park, Invercargill. This event is run by the Southland Triathlon & Multisport Club. Open to all Year 7 – 13 students who are confident runners and cyclists. Cost – $40.00 for individual or $35.00 each for a team of two If
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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