Today we celebrate our amazing SGHS Librarian Mrs McIntyre’s Achievement! During the weekend, Paula attended the SLANZA (School Library Association of NZ) conference. At the awards evening, she was nominated for the SLANZA School Librarian Award. This came as a complete surprise to Paula, but what made it even better was that she won and […]
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Congratulations to our 2 teams who competed in the Invercargill Primary Schools Gymnastic Festival last weekend. The girls have been practicing all term under the guidance of our senior girls. We are very proud of their coaching efforts and time they have given up to help our 7/8 gymnasts. We are also very proud of
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Congratulations to the following SGHS students who were recently named in the Southland U15 teams who will be heading away these school holidays to compete in Christchurch at tournament! Gold: Kate P, Esmee Q, Isla B, Molly S, Alex W, Olive R, Siena Y, Annaliese R, Madelyn McK and Grace R Maroon: Alex H, Meg
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We were incredibly fortunate today to welcome Dame Sophie Pascoe to SGHS for her “Dare to Dream” presentation with Westpac. Sophie is an amazing role model and a huge inspiration! We loved hearing about her journey and the challenges she has faced along the way to become NZ’s most successful Paralympian! A great reminder to
Well done to everyone that auditioned! Congratulations to those who made the cast.
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Winter Tournament Week WRAP UP! NETBALL Well done to the girls who played with pride and heart in a tough grade up in Christchurch. The team put their bodies on the line and came away with 2 wins to finish off the tournament last Thursday. A wonderful & fun time away with some awesome girls!
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The Southland Literacy Association Awards held a competition recently. Students had to submit a book review for their favourite book. Our students worked really hard, and their mahi was well rewarded. 1st Place in the year 7-8 category – Layan M 2nd Place in the year 9-10 category – Mariam M 3rd Place in the
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We recently had a small team compete in the NZAS Science and Technology Fair covering an amazing range of topics. Olivia G (Yr 9) looked at Ocean Acidification with her project titled “How Long till We Swim in Acid.” Lauren McK (Yr 11) completed a project called Soil versus Soap where she investigated household cleaners’
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Our Year 9 and 10 Rugby teams competed in Dunedin at the Highlanders U15 10-a-side festival. Some unreal talent on display from our girls! Both playing extremely well and fighting hard! 12 teams competed from around Otago and Southland with the Year 9’s came away with 2nd place and Year 10’s placing 6th. Thanks to
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Last week the Year 7’s were lucky to have the Woodworkers Guild come in and help them make nesting boxes! They produced some amazing work and had a heap of fun doing it! Thank you so much to the Southland Woodworkers Guild INC for coming in and helping out with your awesome skills.
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
Phone: 03 211 6030
Email: [email protected]
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