We are very excited to congratulate Italy Wills Evans who was announced as our Head Prefect, and Nell Johnston as our Deputy Head Prefect for 2025 at last night’s prizegiving ceremony. As we look forward to 2025 we know we will be well represented by these wonderful young leaders along with their prefect group. It […]
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Last week 25 SGHS teams, navigated their way around Sandy Point on foot, bikes and kayaks battling windy and wet conditions at the Junior Adventure Race. SGHS had 7 teams entered in the Year 7 & 8 event where Lexi D, Isla S, Maddie D, and Laura P, were the first girls’ team in and
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Year 7 & 8s had a blast at the Mitre 10 New Zealand Tough Kids yesterday at Rugby Park. So wonderful to see all the fun and smiling faces as we near the end of the 2024 school year.
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Our Year 7 and 8 Rugby team played in the annual Jonty Carran Memorial Tournament out at Otautau. This is a tournament close to our hearts and we are thrilled to bring the trophy back to SGHS! Our team had a phenomenal run, winning all of their games including the final against Central. During prizegiving,
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A wonderful performance simply AMAZING! Well done to all the cast and crew of Aladdin Junior.
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Last week groups of our Year 10 students have been out learning kayaking skills in Bluff Harbour. They worked in pairs to navigate their way from Bluff through to ship’s graveyard, then stopped for lunch on Tikore island and even managed to spot some seagull chicks. The weather was fantastic and sunny so lots of
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Our amazing Year 8 Ambassadors organised a non-uniform day Food Bank collection this week in the lead-up to @morefmsouthland‘s Pack The Bus coming to visit us next Thursday. They did a brilliant job marketing this and getting the juniors involved, successfully receiving a heap of donations ready for the bus to pick up! Well done.
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Here are our talented SGHS girls who participated at the 2024 Pacific Series Rugby League Festival in Christchurch over the weekend. This was an opportunity for the girls to represent their respective nations and cultures. Keep up the good mahi girls! Melah G – Toka Tū o Waitaha Summer K – South Island Malie Rania
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Last week Y10 students Sophie G, Evie H, Olivia H, Isobel M, Emma R, Macie R and Cammy W went to Castle Downs with Adventure Southland for a rock climbing opportunity. They all showed determination, perseverance, and grit! They learnt to trust each other and themselves as they tackled a variety of challenging climbs over
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We couldn’t be more proud of our Murihiku Tertiary Academy students last night at their graduation ceremony. Students were recognised for successfully completing their courses for 2024. SGHS had 15 Year 12 & 13 students engage in a number of trade courses, with 5 taking out Top Student Awards!! This is a fantastic effort for
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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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