It was a very exciting semi final for two of our junior SGHS basketball teams yesterday – and it was a win to the SHHS Red team )front row) over the SGHS Black team (back row). Fantastic sportsmanship by both teams – Congratulations!
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Congratulations to the following students on their entries in the recent Hokonui Fashion Design Awards. This is another amazing opportunity that our talented students took to take their learning in the classroom into the outside world. The first entry shown is the work of Year 9 student – Grace R, while the second group of
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Students in the Agribusiness Level 2 visited Ballance Agri-Nutrients yesterday to learn more about how a large-scale business operates. The team at Ballance shared lots of good information that will then be used back in the classroom by the group. Field trips are an important part of learning for SGHS students to give real-life context
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At Southland Girls’ High, students are offered opportunities regularly that really open do open up a world of possibilities when it comes to career pathways. Year 9 student, Sophie was invited by the NZ Embassy to see if she would like to participate in the final deployment of the NASA SOFIA (The Stratospheric Observatory for
The countdown is on until we open our big red doors and welcome prospective students and their families to see our school in action. An interactive experience where you can tour the school, ask questions, meet current staff and students and see first hand the incredible number of opportunities in academic, sporting , cultural and
An awesome weekend of racing for student Lucy G who recently attended the South Island Road Cycling Champs in Christchurch. With a 7th place in the Time Trial on Saturday and a podium placing with a well-earned 3rd place in the Road Race on Sunday. Congratulations Lucy!
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A huge congratulations to Samara B (Yr11) and Stacey A (Yr13) who both have been selected to play their brass instruments at a national level. Samara has been included in the NZ National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band Development Band, while Stacey joins the National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band. The inclusion of both students is the
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The smiles say it all! “Busy Bees Beeswax Wraps” proved to be a hit with the judges for the Year 10 Enterprise Day held recently. Elliot, Stacie, Aoife and Cerys as a group won the following – Best stall, Best product, Best Dragons Den Presentation and ultimately named the Overall Winners. Congratulations team!
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At the end of Term Two, a group of 30 Year 7 – 10 students headed along to ILT Stadium to participate in the Girls Only “It’s My Move” Have a Go Day hosted by Sport NZ, Active Southland and Southland Secondary Schools. The aim on the day was to get more girls participating in
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Congratulations to all our finalists and overall place getters for the Annual Year 7 and 8 Speech Finals. This is an opportunity for all students to practice their research, writing and speaking skills both in class, and if selected in front of their Year Level for the finals. Some impressive topics were covered – “Perfect
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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.
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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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