Some of our junior students are attending sessions with Mrs Smith, who is not only our fabulous Connexions Office Manager, but also a New Zealand Level qualified Netball Umpire. The girls are learning the basics of umpiring that will allow them to potentially follow this as a pathway, as well as help them when playing […]
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The students in our Global Minds classes have a new project underway and it’s one that hopefully will bring some cheer to those who need it most. Elder abuse is unfortunately something that is in our communities and affects those who can be most vulnerable. In an effort to raise both awareness of the issue
With the team management wearing their red socks while cheering the girls on – it’s been a fantastic start to the tournament for the SGHS softball team winning their first game 15-0 against Dunstan High School.
Softball Champs – Alexandra Read More »
After a four year hiatus from the SISS Touch Championships our girls were pretty happy with a third placing overall this weekend. A big thank you to Mrs Huia – our Director of Sport for all her hard work leading up to and during the tournament.
South Island Secondary Schools Touch Rugby Champs – Christchurch Read More »
We love seeing our red school shoes on tour! Wishing all our students competing at the Maadi Cup over the coming days all the very best for your events. It’s a gruelling few days but the girls have been training hard and are ready to race! A big thank you to former student Emma Napper
Rowing – Maadi Cup, Cambridge Read More »
Our whole school being together is always a special occasion and on Friday it was no exception as we held a Poutama Mātauranga – Academic Colours Assembly. Top students for Cambridge (IGCSE) and NCEA were recognised for their efforts with a certificate and blazer stripe. While 2020 may have seen our students learn in new
Poutama Mātauranga- Academic Colours Assembly Read More »
Super excited to have the lovely Lauren from the RNZB visit school yesterday. Two workshops were held for students in Year 7-10 to attend – organised by a team of students participating in the #gslgoals competition. Their goal – to make dance accessible to everyone who wishes to participate in this amazing art form.
RNZB – ‘Changing the Face of Dance’ Workshops Read More »
花見の季節になって来ました！ Today our 9LLJ class learnt about the Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival called ‘Hanami’. Hanami literally means ‘flower watching’. They took part in a worldwide ‘Flower Bombing Project’ run by teamLab Borderless / チームラボボーダレス in Tokyo. Students coloured in their own cherry blossoms, then uploaded them to a YouTube live video. Students were excited to
Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival ‘Hanami’ by Year 9LLJ Read More »
Some amazing results from our students who competed at the Southland Athletics Champs on Saturday. A huge congratulations to all the girls, with a special mention to Kennedy Taylor who set three new records. A big thank you to Mr Lamont and Mrs Huia, who in addition with their team of volunteers assisted with the
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Spamalot – Senior Production 2021 Lovingly based on Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot is this year’s Senior Production for SBHS and SGHS. Join King Arthur and his motley round table of slightly unqualified Knights as they quest for the fabled Holy Grail. A wondrous romp filled with adventure, terror, and of course, love.
Senior Production Audition Information Read More »
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328 Tweed Street, Georgetown,
Invercargill 9812, New Zealand
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