First pre-season game for the SGHS First XV today who played CSC at Central Southland College. While the result may not have gone our way (12-5 to CSC) Mr Muir was pleased with the newly named players who definitely stepped up. It’s off to Dunedin next week to play St Hilda’s and the team are looking […]
1st XV Rugby – first pre season game kicks off! Read More »
This is a new initiative for 2022 and students apply each term to be part of this learning opportunity. The main criteria is the students have a passion for finding out more and developing the key skills of: Curiosity Logical reasoning Creativity Insight Persistence Metacognition Leadership This term Year Seven and Eight students are involved
Year 7 and 8 inSiGHtS at SGHS Read More »
The next generation of engineers – we think so. One of our Year 11 Science classes was able to work with Brandy Alger, who is 2 months into her PhD in Disaster Risk Resilience at the University of Canterbury, Faculty of Engineering. Brandy is working with Ngā Tahu and Ngāti Tūwharetoa communities to gain insight
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Congratulations to the following students selected for Southland Representative Volleyball Teams for 2022! Ebony Stevenson Henrietta Fiso Claire Mercep Esther Vesikuru Syafa Abila Hannah Goodall Vaimoa Lafoga Jasnah Luna Jade Rausch Tyla Robinson Saresha Thompson Hayley Roberts Tabwa Teweti Pelesena Tekabu
Southland Volleyball Representatives for 2022 Read More »
Today we celebrated Pink Shirt Day a day early as the school will be closed tomorrow with a planned Teachers Only Day. Fantastic to see staff and students from our school community wearing pink to show their support for this important initiative. Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop
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It was a pleasure to be a part of the Great NZ Book Tour which operated a little differently this year. Students joined other schools via Zoom from all over NZ as author @taniaroxborogh read part of her book “Charlie Tangaroa and the Creature from the Sea”. A Q & A session followed which allowed
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It’s been a busy few days for our students enjoying the success that their hard work brings! Well done to Yasmin McLean and Ruby Symon who came away with second place and the silver medal at the Southland Secondary Schools Squash event. Congratulations to Pelesena Tekabu and Tabwa Teweti recently named in the Southland Women’s
Sporting achievements this week Read More »
A fantastic day of racing for our students at the Southland Cross Country Champs held this week in Te Anau. Crisp, clear conditions provided the perfect environment for our students and well deserved results. Congratulations to you all, with a special mention to Kennedy Taylor who set a new Southland record in the Over 16
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It was a warm welcome back to SGHS for former student Hannah Miller who recently spend time and offered current students an insight into overseas study. Hannah Miller fell in love with athletics during her time at SGHS – this passion for the sport led to the opportunity for overseas education. Some highlights of Hannah’s
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First rehearsal for the SGHS ShowQuest team yesterday. With a total of 60 performers led by Paige, our Dance Captain and her committee, the performance is shaping up to be an incredible one.
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Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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