A huge congratulations to Samara B (Yr11) and Stacey A (Yr13) who both have been selected to play their brass instruments at a national level. Samara has been included in the NZ National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band Development Band, while Stacey joins the National Secondary Schools’ Brass Band. The inclusion of both students is the […]
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The smiles say it all! “Busy Bees Beeswax Wraps” proved to be a hit with the judges for the Year 10 Enterprise Day held recently. Elliot, Stacie, Aoife and Cerys as a group won the following – Best stall, Best product, Best Dragons Den Presentation and ultimately named the Overall Winners. Congratulations team!
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At the end of Term Two, a group of 30 Year 7 – 10 students headed along to ILT Stadium to participate in the Girls Only “It’s My Move” Have a Go Day hosted by Sport NZ, Active Southland and Southland Secondary Schools. The aim on the day was to get more girls participating in
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Congratulations to all our finalists and overall place getters for the Annual Year 7 and 8 Speech Finals. This is an opportunity for all students to practice their research, writing and speaking skills both in class, and if selected in front of their Year Level for the finals. Some impressive topics were covered – “Perfect
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In the last week of Term 2, some of our students participated in the schools first online exchange with our sister school Kumagaya Girls’ High. Students in Japan and Invercargill zoomed for around an hour, sharing information about each of their schools while asking each other questions.
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A final check in courtesy of our Director of Sport and coach of the SGHS 10A – Jess Huia. Big week in Christchurch for our Year 9A and Year 10A teams. We had to combat injuries and the weather up here but overall was an awesome trip away. Big congrats to the Year 10A team
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The SGHS Leo Club is a group of students who work together to enhance the school environment as well as the wider community. From fundraising for various charities and projects, to being hands on in the community, the students are wonderful ambassadors for the school. The students held a formal welcome to a number of
Introducing our Global Social Leaders (2021-2022 ) Team: Hannah , Sophie, Elise, Kian, Claudia (absent from photo Amelia). The SGHS Yr 8/9 team called the “Super Signers” submitted a project on the power of peer coaching to teach other students at SGHS how to sign the New Zealand National Anthem. This was an international competition,
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Exciting visitors to the school yesterday in the form of Jazz Thornton, a mental health advocate and recent contestant on Dancing with The Stars NZ and Julian Dennison, a NZ actor who has featured in some pretty well known movies. With important messages around Mental Health and asking for help no matter what stage of
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A huge congratulations to our 2022 Youthmark Award recipients. The students have all demonstrated a high level of talent, determination and willingness to put the work in to achieve their goals across their chosen areas whether it be in the academic, sporting or leadership fields. The girls will join 44 other students from across the
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand