This year looked a little different with no dawn service and the crowds that come to pay their respects. It was important for members of our student leadership group to still lay a wreath in remembrance. Deputy Head Girl Hannah, along with one of the 2022 Prefects, Mila were proud to represent our school community […]
Some of our students are hard at work creating letters and messages to contribute towards Aroha For Ukraine. Children from Ukraine will soon be coming to New Zealand with their families. Mahi for Ukraine is collecting messages of encouragement, friendship and welcome that will be translated and put into welcome books. Our students thoroughly embraced
Mr Beadle and his Year 12 PE class on their Great Trails Cycling Assessment. A fabulous day out in the fresh air being active for the girls who visited Sandy Point, Omaui, and the MTB track.
Year 12 PE Great Trails Cycling Assessment Read More »
It was lovely to be able to celebrate the Year 7/8 students who have been appointed into numerous leadership roles this year. Developing strong, independent and confident young people who are able to grow their leadership skills is a real area of focus for Southland Girls High. The following students were successful in their applications
Year 7 Leaders for 2022 Read More »
Congratulations to SGHS alumni Gracey Farquharson on achieving this milestone. A result of years of hard work and taking opportunities when presented, it is no surprise that Gracey has achieved this prestigious achievement in netball. Well done Gracey!
Alumni News: Gracey Farquharson, NZ Netball Umpire Read More »
A huge congratulations to Charliese Erskine who continues to shine. Charliese recently competed in the South Island Skeet Champs gaining 4 placings and claiming 3 South Island medals. 1st ladies Commonwealth event Junior shoot off for 1st Junior Commonwealth 1st in the Ladies Handicap event 3rd in B grade men and women Congratulations Charliese on
Shooting her way to success! Read More »
Science is one of the most commonly studied subjects at SGHS with many of our students pursuing additional opportunities that are available in this curriculum area. Meet Emma – a Year 9 student who LOVES Science and has just been awarded her Platinum Award by the Science Award Trust. Such is Emma’s dedication to the
Science Award Trust – Platinum Award For Emma! Read More »
We are incredibly proud as a school of Year 10 student Emily Forsyth who won SIX medals at the Track Cycling Nationals a few days ago. Emily received medals in the following: 5 x Silver medals in the Scratch race, Points race, 500m Time trial, Elimination and Team sprint before rounding our her campaign with
Track Cycling Nationals – outstanding results! Read More »
Ka Pai to our prefect group who organised a casual Friday for our students today to raise money for Child Cancer Foundation. The theme – wear rugby/sports jersey or activewear, and the grand total raised …….. $1050.00! As a school community, we all know someone or perhaps have friends or family who has had personal
Mufti Day Fundraiser – Child Cancer Foundation Read More »
The subjects of Agriculture and Agribusiness remain fast-growing areas of learning for our students. With more students looking into pathways in these industries, the opportunities that exist as part of the curriculum ensure that the students get the opportunity to be hands-on while in the classroom. The latest venture involves students learning about growing lettuces
Agriculture/Agribusiness classes – Lettuce Growing Read More »
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To book in for a tour of the boarding house, please email Jenni Dennis, [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.
Come and see all that Southland Girls’ High School offers students with a school tour that allows you to see our facilities in action, while meeting the staff and the students.
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To book in for a tour of the school, please email Nicola Macpherson on [email protected] or telephone 03 211 6030.
Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
Address: 328 Tweed Street, Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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