Term 3 signalled the start of a new partnership with SIT – Te Pukenga allowing some of our Year 10 students to attend classes specialising in the Carpentry, Engineering and Automotive trades. Attending 7 classes per fortnight, the students involved will receive expert tuition with a view to learning more about these trades as potential […]
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Congratulations to the following students on their recent success in Women’s Rugby League. Sualo L and Tarryn M both played for Southland Rugby League 16s at a recent tournament, earning selection to the South Island Scorpions 16s team who will compete at Nationals. Joining them in the team will be Claudia B and Indya H
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Congratulations to Olivia B and Vivienne S who competed recently at the NZSS Swimming Championships in Wellington. Both girls had an enjoyable but busy weekend, with over 580 swimmers taking part from all over New Zealand.
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It was a very warm welcome to Missy Vining and her team from the Southland Charity Hospital on Friday. Our student community raised an impressive $1400.00 which will go towards this important cause. #redblackandwhiteday Southland Charity Hospital
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Last term one of our Year 10 Science classes were looking into the Alpine Fault and the seriousness of if/when it ruptures and the potential consequences it could create. The class also looked at the possibility of a warning system and what actions they could take in order to be prepared. Six of the students
Our Year 11 and 12 students visited the annual Careerfest held at ILT Stadium Southland yesterday. With a huge number of industries and career pathways being highlighted, there were defintely lots on offer for our students to be inspired by. It was wonderful to see some of our Alumni who have followed their own career
The faces of this years school prospectus – Ruby, Ayaka and Emma were pretty excited to see this years edition hot off the press. Enrolments are now open for 2024 and we warmly invite applications from future SGHS students. Simply click on the link below and complete the online enrolment form. We look forward to
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Lucy G competed in two Secondary Schools cycling events over the holidays. She had a great event at the Track Nationals in Cambridge coming away with 4th place in her age group. A group with a lot of tough competition so she was very pleased with her placing. At the South Island Road event in
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A busy term break for some SGHS students including Abbie M, Anna T, Ruby D and Joanna E who were all members of the U18 INC Rep team. Abbie was also the captain of the team. Placing a very respectable 8th out of 34 teams nationally – the girl were excellent ambassadors for both the
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The Young Reporters For The Environment Competition is an opportunity for students to use their video, photography and report writing skills to raise awareness of an issue linked to litter, waste or pollution. The competition is run by ” Keep New Zealand Beautiful”, and Sophie won the national competition for her age group last year,
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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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