Jumping her way into selection for the FISAF New Zealand team is SGHS student Dani Kramers! Her performance at the recent Nzcaf Nationals was more than enough to secure the opportunity to compete at the International World Sports Aerobics & Fitness Championships to be held in Agen, France later this year. Congratulations Dani […]
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Our Year 12 Geography Class are currently studying Fiordland as a Large Natural Landscape. The girls took their learning outside the classroom a few days ago on #TeachOutsideDay and completed a vegetation study with DOC Community Ranger Crystal Brindle. The second day of their class trip, the group ventured into the Eglington Valley and Milford
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Each year our Year 13’s attend the University of Otago Tertiary Open Day which allows students considering study beyond the big red doors of SGHS to experience campus life. Losa and Kheelan (pictured), two of the senior SGHS students who attended this year applied for and were successful in being chosen for a POCA Scholarship. The girls
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The SGHS PTA are an important part of our school community. The work they do behind the scenes is valuable and so appreciated by the staff and students. The existing committee are a fabulous and friendly bunch of parents and caregivers who will make you feel very welcome. We encourage you to come along to
Parents/Teachers Association (PTA) AGM – 14 June Read More »
Opening night was a huge success for our Senior students who have combined with Southland Boys’ High School to perform Monty Pythons Spamalot!
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This Friday we are asking students to swap their iconic red shoes for Gumboots to show their support for I AM HOPE. Why gumboots? Having depression has been described by some people as feeling like walking through mud every single day. A gold coin donation on the day and by wearing gumboots encourages our students
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Pink Shirt Day has been a huge success here at Southland Girls High! We raised $1000 which will be donated to support the incredible work that the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand do. We are incredibly proud of our school community who always step up and do the mahi to support important causes like
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A busy day for our Year 8 ambassadors yesterday spending time with the former Year 8 ambassadors from 2020. Mentorship is encouraged at SGHS and the opportunity to connect, share their knowledge and tips/ tricks for the girls holding ambassador roles this year was invaluable. Lots of chatter and note taking are definitely signs of
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Last Saturday at the Invercargill Repertory Society, SGHS was well represented by three singer-songwriters who performed their own songs at “Pictures in her head”. Meadow Bodkin-Allen, Sam Tulang, and Elena Poutasi performed alongside other talented female singer-songwriters from Invercargill. We are reliably informed the girls just shone on stage and their performances were amazing. Congratulations
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This Friday we are asking all our students and staff to wear pink clothing or accessories to show their support to speak up against bullying in Aotearoa. A gold coin collected from students on Friday will be donated to the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand. The funds raised will be used to help
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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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