Earlier this week the Southland Secondary Schools Squash Champs took place at ILT Stadium Southland. SGHS dominated in the girls/mixed division with our two entered teams winning a gold and silver medal. Both teams had some fantastic matches and showed wonderful sportsmanship and comradery! Congratulations to both teams: SGHS Red – 1st Amelia M Tera […]
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Quite the weekend for our Rugby 1st XV winning the Highlanders Schools Girls final in the weekend with a home advantage. Spirited defence and an attacking game proved too much for Otago Girls High with the final whistle showing an impressive 76-5 win. Now the girls head to Christchurch for the South Island final.
Just two of the smiley faces – Emma and Sienna, that you will find showing prospective students and their whanau around our school via personalised school tours. With only a few spots remaining book yours now using the link below. https://www.schoolinterviews.co.nz/b9Enn4S/step1
Smiles all around for our Year 7 and 8 speech finalists this week who wowed the judges with their thought provoking subjects and entertaining delivery. Talk about a tough job for our two judges – Mrs McIntyre and Maddison Booth. The top 5 speakers (not in any particular order) who will attend the Cluster Final
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This week the Year 12 Agriculture classes from both SGHS and SBHS spent a day at Telford Polytechnic. From learning how to fence, drive a tractor using the simulator, assemble a shearing hand piece and butchering – it was a very comprehensive overview of what tertiary study at Telford would look like as a potential
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Last weekend Year 7 student Samantha C represented SGHS at the Otago Under 13 Chess Champs – and took out 1st place! What makes this even more special is that Samantha is only 11 and was the only girl in a field of 21. This week will see 16 of our students take part in
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It was a spirited game as usual when our First XV rugby girls played the Southland U18’s final against CSC. Winning the game 41-15, they now turn their attention to the Highlanders final against Otago Girls High School this Saturday. Congratulations on winning the competition, and a big thank you to the coaches and support
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It was a very special get together for members of our Oli Ula group recently when they were presented with their new badges by Mrs Browning. The badges look amazing and will be worn we know with mana by the girls who received them. Faamalo, Tekeraoi n am tokanikai, Faufaua, congratulations!
During the first week of the school holidays, the Southland Gymnastics Team of which four members are from SGHS attended the NZ Gymnastics National Championships. Their results are as follows: AEROBICS Alicia E 3rd Level 8 15-17 yrs Individual and 1st Level 8 Group Maia L 6th Level 9 Individual and 3rd Aerodance Team WOMENS
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Talk about the the trip of a lifetime for one of our Year 9 students – Alex W. She has been selected as a member of two invitational teams who will represent NZ and attend the Rugby Heritage Cup – World Tournament of School Rugby in Pontlevoy, France later this year. The event is a
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
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