Today was RED, BLACK & WHITE DAY – raising funds for Blair Vining’s legacy – the Southland Charity Hospital. Once again SGHS students and staff showed their amazing support by wearing these colours and raising funds for this wonderful hospital we are so lucky to be getting in Southland. We raised another outstanding amount of […]
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Today the SGHS Year 7/8 Speech Finals were held, our top 10 students did extremely well and the calibre of the speeches were high. A big congratulations to our five winners, they will now progress through to the school cluster competition next month. 1st Place: Katy Brown – Wellbeing is not a destination, but a
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It is always a pleasure as a school to see our students achieving great success outside of school and this applies to Year 11 students, Caitlin Te Tai and Maddison Booth who are rowing superstars. They have worked very hard over the year and this was recently recognised at the Southland Rowing Awards: Club Crew
On the last day of Term 2 we held our first House Kapahaka Competition – this replaced our previous House Choir Competition. All students and staff practiced throughout Term 2, and it was amazing to see this all come together on the last day of term. ‘Tahu Potiki’ which each house performed was appropriate for
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We look forward to welcoming the Southland community to our school Open Day on Thursday, 3 August between 3 pm – 6 pm. This is your chance to meet the teachers, tour the school and speak with existing students about life as a student at SGHS.
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On the last week of Term 2 the Year 7 students had their Speech Competition. They all did a fantastic job and the judge was blown away at how good they were. A massive congratulations to the following Year 7 finalists who have qualified for the next stage of the Junior Year 7/8 Speech Competitions
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At the end of Term 2 we held our Year 8 speech finals. This was such a highlight of our year so far. Each of the 12 finalists were involved in their own class competition and from there were put forward to the Year 8 finals. The top five Year 8 students (pictured), were selected
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Mrs Young took some of her Year 12 Agriculture students to participate in this ground breaking pilot study to investigate the impact of winter grazing on the environment. The students learnt a lot and had to think about what decisions to make on the farm and how this affects other factors. The paddock the students
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Read more about FEMME’s journey to the NZCF Big Sing National Finale in Christchurch on the 26 August. https://www.stuff.co.nz/…/southland-girls-high-school… Photo Credit: Kavinda Herath/Stuff
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Last Sunday the Senior B, Year 10A and Year 9A Netball Teams competed in the Southland Secondary School Champs at the Stadium. Both the Year 9A and 10A teams made the finals with clean sweeps in the pool play. The 9A played a strong JHC team whom they played previously and had beaten but went
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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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