Two incredible pieces by SGHS student Angelinn N were entered in the Young Persons category as part of the He Waka Tuia Spring Show recently – with both receiving glowing feedback from the judge. The exhibition runs at He Waka Tuia from 8th October until the 6th November 2022. Free entry to the exhibition and […]
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“A night Not to Miss” When: Friday 25th NOVEMBER, 2022 Where: Southland Women’s Club Address: 194 Esk Street, Invercargill Time: 6.30pm Cost: $40.00pp RSVP: 11 November 2022 to [email protected]
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Our Year 13 students who form this year’s cohort participating in the annual NZAS/SGHS Engineering partnership thoroughly enjoyed their first official day as they completed their health and safety induction with NZAS representative, Shannan Taylor.
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Congratulations to Year 8 student Kian Ramel who was this week named as the Rotary Award recipient for SGHS 2022. To say the list of achievements Kian has achieved, combined with the wonderful personal qualities Kian displays daily is extensive is an understatement. Kian has contributed in many ways already to the SGHS community so
Our Leo Club recently held a fundraising quiz night and raised enough money to be able to donate $800 worth of vouchers from businesses to the local Breast Cancer Foundation to distribute. Thank you to everyone who came and supported the students who ran a successful evening.
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The 2022 Education Perfect Science Championships were held recently with some outstanding results for SGHS students. SGHS came 2nd in New Zealand for schools with 251-500 student’s signed up to the programme category. Salote P and Ruby W both in Year 8 received Emerald awards placing them 1st and 2nd at SGHS. In total SGHS
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An awesome day on the snow produced some fantastic results for SGHS students. Jade R 1st in Slopestyle, with Hayley Roberts (2nd) and Meg W (3rd) in the Slopestyle event They were the Overall winners of the Team Slopestyle trophy. Congratulations to you all on your results.
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‘Girls Are Strong Too’ was the winning subject delivered superbly by Year 8 student Abbigal who won the Southland Interschool Speech Competition last week. Congratulations Abbigal on this amazing achievement which we know was the result of your hard work.
Y7/8 Southland Interschools Speech Competition 2022 Read More »
An amazing weekend of tricks, high kicks, leotards and high fives for a number of SGHS students competing at the NZCAF Aerobics Nationals held at Stadium Southland over the weekend. The Mihi Aston Award for Artistic Excellence • Haylee Springford FISAF Youth Individual (also attends worlds at Czech Republic in October) • 1st Dani Krammers
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The NZAS Southland Science & Technology Fair was held last week. With five individual entries, it was exciting news to hear that all five received awards! Jessica L: received an Award of Commendation for her project “What is the effect of PH on plants?”, Sophia T: received a Silver Award (and other prizes) for her
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand