Congratulations to all our students who have been awarded ILT Scholarships for 2022. With a diverse and extensive range of career pathways being pursued by the group, we know that the funding will go a long way in supporting their tertiary learning over the next three years.
2022 ILT Scholarship Students Read More »
A fabulous two days away for our Duke of Edinburgh students who headed to Moke Lake near Queenstown over the weekend. A big thank you to Mr Grogan and Miss Mattingly for taking the group as they work towards their awards.
Bronze Duke of Edinburgh – Moke Lake Read More »
A huge thank you to the More FM Southland team for inviting us to talk about the importance of SGHS’s involvement in the Pack the Bus food drive for the Southland Foodbank as a school community. Remember to get those non-perishable donations into your classroom by Thursday morning and let’s make this year’s contribution our biggest
MoreFM “Pack the Bus” 2022 Read More »
On Sunday 20th November the Southland Interschools Show Jumping Champs took place in Gore. SGHS had a team entered with students from Years 7-13. The team was managed by Emma J our Equestrian Sports Captain. They performed well and placed 2nd out of all the schools competing, well done to you all with a fantastic
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So many highlights for Year 10 student, Dani K on her recent trip to the Czech Republic while competing as part of a 5- person team at the World FISAF International Sport Aerobics champs. From representing her country to meeting lots of new people and being inspired by all her fellow competitors and then deservedly
World FISAF International Sport Aerobics Champs 2022 Read More »
The annual Jonty Carran 10’s tournament was held last Friday in Otautau. A fantastic turnout by a number of schools, so it was very exciting to hear that SGHS won all 5 of their games and were the overall winners playing the final against Otautau Primary and winning 33-0. Some very impressive skills were on
Jonty Carran Tackle 10’s Rugby Tournament – Year 7/8 Read More »
Congratulations to Year 13 student Tegan who is pictured with her ‘Top Student’ prize from the Murihiku Tertiary Academy she attended this year. Well done Tegan on all your hard work and effort being recognised. courtesy of SIT
Murihiku Tertiary Academy – Top Student Award Read More »
A fantastic season of gymnastics for the numerous students and teams who represented SGHS this year. All the students worked incredibly hard, and a big thank you to Mrs Tattersfield-Smith and our student coaches who supported and mentored throughout the year.
SGHS Gymnastics Club 2022 Read More »
An excellent day at the office for SGHS students attending the Southland Secondary Athletics Champ over the weekend. A big thank you to Mr Lamont for supporting the girls on the day and for the awesome photos. Under 14 Lucy Stewart – 1st Discus Throw, 1st Shot Put, 1st 80m Hurdles, 1st Triple Jump, 2nd
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Year 7 student Catalina attended the BMX North Island Championships during Labour Weekend. A two-day event that included riders aged 5-50 from all around New Zealand and Australia attended. A very fast track that saw many riders crash while racing.Catalina competed in the U12 girl’s category, made the final, and finished 4th against NZ’s top
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand