Jorgia and Kennedy competed in the Otago Schools Cross Country Championships last week and both had great races. Jorgia placed 1st in the U15 girls and Kennedy placed fourth in the U19 girls race.
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Congratulations to our Yr 9/10 students who entered the Annual Social Science Fair held last week . Our students entered work from the Global Perspectives’ and Ancient Influences learning packages. Sophie was awarded first place in Yr 9/10 for her entry on Greenwashing, Lauren was awarded 3rd place in Yr 9/10 and Jessica received a
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Do the Mahi – get the treats! A stunning day out climbing Bluff Hill this week for Mr Beadle’s Year 10 PE Class – fresh air, scenic views and fish and chips to complete a fun day of learning outside of the classroom.
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Incredible performances from two of our talented choirs Sanguine and FEMME last night at the NZCF’s The Big Sing Regional Final. Sanguine received a Commended Award and Femme was awarded a Highly Commended Award. The awards didn’t stop there with FEMME also receiving: Best performance of a New Zealand Composition/Arrangement: Kihikihi Best performance Choral Art
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Southland Girls High School had 4 teams competing in the Southland Secondary Schools Netball Tournament at the Stadium. The skill level and sportsmanship on display was outstanding. There were some very close games, but the teams stuck to their game plans. Our teams were all successful: Senior A – Winners of the Senior A Section
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This week Southland Girls High School students took part in the Chamber Music New Zealand Southland District Competition and performed to a capacity audience. Congratulations to Lauren B, Dodie P, Bridget A and Hannah G who performed as a brass group called Brassed Off. Congratulations also go to Lauren B and Shiloh W who performed
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A fantastic result for SGHS student Cat who finished 7th in NZ (she had a big crash in her semi final so she was lucky she could even race in the final) at the New Zealand U13 Nationals in Tauranga recently. She is also the U13 Girls Mainland South Regional Champion, Southland BMX club rider
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Congratulations to Bridget A who successfully auditioned for the New Zealand Secondary School Brassband held in Cambridge recently. With two bands available – Bridget was selected in the main band on first horn, a wonderful achievement and acknowledgement of her hard work and talent.
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A fabulous performance by our talented Oli Ula Group last week at the Year 9 and 10 assembly to celebrate Samoan Language Week. The group were outstanding in their singing and dancing, and are true role models amongst their peers. Some of our older students were also awarded certificates in recognition of their completion of
A huge congratulations to Matilda S (Junior Women) and Dani K (Youth Women) for being the first two athletes selected in 2023 to represent New Zealand later this year at the 2023 FISAF International World Championships, held in Belgium. An incredible achievement for these two talented students, and the result of hours and HOURS of
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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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