This lovely group of talented young SGHS students spent the weekend in Christchurch competing at the 2024 FISAF Pacific Sport Aerobics Open. Individuals and teams from around NZ and Australia met at Rangi Ruru Girls’ School to show off their aerobic talent and these girls came home with some fantastic results! TEAMS: FISAF Fitness Junior […]
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Wow! Another SGHS student selected to represent New Zealand! Massive congratulations to Year 11 Emmerson D who will be heading to Peru for the Junior World Championships in August in the Artistic Swimming New Zealand team!! An exciting adventure ahead.
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A huge congratulations to Matilda S and Dani K who competed in the Aerobics 2024 FISAF Pacific Open held in Christchurch over the weekend. Not only did Matilda & Dani both place 1st in their sections but they were also selected to represent New Zealand in Brazil at the FISAF World Championships this October. Absolutely
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It’s been a full on month with a lot of sporting activities across Southland! Here are some great results from our SGHS students in the recent weeks of Cross Country, Indoor Bowls, Swimming, Orienteering& Road Cycling. Southland Secondary Schools Cross Country in Te Anau – 15th May Year 9 Girls – Pippa J placed 4th,
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Last week, a dedicated team of students invested their time and effort in participating in the Southland Social Science Fair. Their commitment and hard work are commendable, and we are proud of their decision to challenge themselves in this learning area. Congratulations to: Sophie I – First In Yr. 11-13 with her project looking at
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SGHS students Millie C, Summer Mc & Carly D recently competed in the Matamata Country Music Awards and came away with some exceptional results. Carly placed runner-up in the U18 Western section. Summer won the Junior gospel, solo and placed runner-up in the U18 country rock. Summer also won the Junior overall award which has
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Last weekend the 2024 Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge was held in Auckland where our board chair Aaron McKenzie and his Invercargill team mates climbed the Sky Tower to raise money for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ. Overall he raised $2,819 – this included our SGHS effort of $1,170.90 – thank you to all the students
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A massive congratulations to Bridget A, Hannah G (Yr13) & Dodie P (Yr10) who have been accepted into the NZ Secondary Schools’ Brass Band. These lucky & talented girls are off later in the year to attend the 2024 NZ Brass Band Training Camp in Nelson. Well done on all your hard work getting you
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Yesterday Mrs Browning attended the welcome afternoon tea with Chinese Educational Agents hosted by Invercargill Mayor Nobby Clark. Education New Zealand manages critical relationships with Chinese education agents and is supporting 10 director-level female representatives from the largest agencies that work closely with the NZ education sector. These agencies in China hold significant influence over
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This show was absolutely outstanding.. the talent these students have is phenomenal.
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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