Out of School Music Classes have been hosted at SGHS for a number of years, with numerous students attending. It was lovely to hear that their prize-giving celebration held over the weekend included Year 12 student Lou B. With only 6 awards being given out, and four of those recipients receiving both the Musical Excellence […]
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Tournament football can be cruel…..a win or a draw on Wednesday morning v Craighead would have meant the team would move into the Top 4 and semi-finals. A loss 1-0 loss via a penalty meant that we were one of 3 teams tied at the top of their pool. So, it came down to goal
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Still unbeaten, it was another big day at the office for our Senior A netball team with two very good wins under their belts – SGHS v Taieri 37-28 and SGHS v Mt Aspiring 47-19. The team take on Villa Maria at 10.30am this morning and then Columba College at 3.30pm – a win in
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Another beautiful day in Christchurch for our hockey team who are playing in the Johnson Cup and Audrey Timlin Memorial Tournament. The team had a hard-fought, attacking game yesterday against Paraparaumu College which ended unfortunately in a 1-0 loss.
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The SGHS 1st XI football team had a 1-0 win over Bayfield HS at the NZSS Satellite football tournament in Dunedin yesterday. Dominating a majority of the territory and possession but without creating enough clear-cut chances in front of goal. An excellent defence by Cassia Joyce, Amber Rhodes, Ruby Barton and Katelin King who gave
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Another fun trip away to the slopes of Queenstown for students and accompanying staff last week – happy to report every made it safely down off the mountain and had a fabulous time.
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Great start to the week for the SGHS A with two wins today 36-14 against Dunstan and 34 – 15 against CGHS.
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A quick update from the Audrey Timlin Memorial tournament, Christchurch today. Bit of a mixed bag after a 5.30am start before our first game at 8.20am. Lost to Mcleans College but came back with a win this afternoon against Pakuranga College. Great first day!
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FOOTBALL: Our SGHS 1st XI football team had a 3-2 win over Queens HS at the NZSS Satellite football tournament at Logan Park in Dunedin. We conceded an early goal against the run of play, but soon made it 1-1 through an excellent cross by Lucy Dermody, converted at the far post by Amber Rhodes.
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A big congratulations to our students who attended the school cluster finals last week with Amelia M and Abigal A being named the Top 2 speakers who now attend the Invercargill Area finals on the 8th of September. All the students impressed the two external judges with their subject content, research, and delivery.
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328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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