Well done to senior students Meadow Bodkin-Allen and Stacey Adams who have been selected for the New Zealand Schools Brass Band. To read more about their selection click HERE to read the full Stuff NZ article. Photo Credit: Robyn Edie/Stuff
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No uniforms needed when our students are out of the classroom applying the theory to the practical side of their learning. Mrs Young and her Level 2 Agricultural class visited the Waituna Lagoon and were on site at two different dairy farms during the week – Agriculture and Agribusiness are two popular areas of the
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Stunning day out at Motupohue (Bluff) for Mr Beadle’s Year 10 Well-being class. A walk up the hill, down to Lookout Point, around the Millennium Track before heading to the Gunpit. A wee dip in the ocean for the brave to finish – awesome to see our students out and about enjoying our backyard. Photo
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It may have been chilly and muddy – but that didn’t stop a small but determined team of SGHS students competing in the Southland Cross Country Champs last Friday. Some gutsy performances but an extra special well done must go to Jorgia Tucker who won the 13 year old girls race! A big thank you
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Amazing effort in the weekend from one of our Senior students – Kennedy Taylor. She attended the NZSS Cross Country Champs in Hawera over the weekend finishing an incredible 6th out of 112 runners. This is her first year racing in the Senior Girls division which is a fiercely competitive event. Kennedy was also a
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Congratulations to Year 13 student Tia Fowle, who has been chosen to be part of the School Sport New Zealand Student Athlete Commission. To read the Stuff NZ Article about this amazing achievement please click HERE Photo Credit: Kavinda Herath/Stuff
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A great write up on Stuff NZ website about the recent Pride Week celebrated by 6 Southland Schools including SGHS. Click HERE to read the article. Photo Credit: Robyn Edie/Stuff
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The borders might be closed but SGHS students still managed to experience different cultures with our annual Languages Week. From learning French Calligraphy, watching movies in different languages, learning traditional German papercrafts or folding over 150 origami samurai warrior helmets which were then glued together to make a giant carp streamer – students had a
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A huge night earlier this week for the SGHS choirs who participated in the NZCF Big Sing regional competition – with both receiving awards! Sanguine – Highly Commended Femme – Highly Commended Best performance of a New Zealand Composition/Arrangement Best performance, Choral Art Music (non-New Zealand) The Big Sing/Ministry of Youth Development ‘Spirit of the
A huge thank you to to Kate Breach and the New Zealand Space Agency for visiting us to celebrate the success of a number of students who entered the NASA Scientist for a Day essay competition. And it was second time around winning the competition for Year 8 student Sophie Ineson. Her prize was a
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Southland Girls’ High School
328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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Email: [email protected]
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