Katy Brown Year 7 took out the Silver Medal at the Southland Primary Schools Tennis Champs last week on the 27th of October. With this she has secured her invitation to attend the Southern Primary School Champs held in Dunedin playing the best from around North Otago, Otago and Southland. We wish Katy all the […]
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SGHS is incredibly proud of our 17 students who were awarded an ILT Scholarship this evening in a ceremony held at the Ascot Park Hotel. This three year scholarship will assist the girls as they pursue their chosen career pathways all over New Zealand. A huge thanks must go to the ILT Foundation for their
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The Performing Arts is a thriving community here at SGHS so it’s always exciting when we see our students be offered amazing opportunities to extend their learning. Meadow was one of only 6 students from the South Island to be selected to attend the Amici Trust Pilot Programme held in Auckland for a week long
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As we prepare to farewell our seniors it also means farewelling our 2020 prefects – and welcoming our 2021 prefects. Today we presented the 10 new prefects for 2021 with their badges in a full school assembly. Congratulations to all our newly named prefects on being named and to our 2020 prefects – thank you
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Choose to challenge is something you will hear often at SGHS as students are encouraged to aim high when it comes to their academic pursuits. A huge congratulations to all our Year 12 and Year 13 students who have done just that electing to take certain subjects at scholarship level and really push the academic
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We are super proud of Libby (Y12), Dee (Y12), Emma (Y12), Pearl (Y12), Lily (Y8) and Sophie (Y7) who have been recognised with some amazing opportunities. Pearl and Libby have been selected for the Royal Society Te Apārangi Powering Potential 2020 – a total of 40 students in NZ have been selected. Pearl and Dee
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Each year we celebrate our senior students who achieve at a high level whether it be sporting, academic, cultural or the performing arts – successful students attend an awards evening where they are able to invite their whanau to the school and are presented with the school colours. Each students involvement varies – for some
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We are very excited to announce that this afternoon SGHS was named a joint Winner of the inaugural “Aotearoa School of Peace Award”! A new award launched by The Peace Foundation on the International Day of Peace, this award celebrates the work of schools in this ‘Covid year’ to foster peace in our community. Entry
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It was a hard fought game at lunchtime between our SGHS Senior Football girls and the staff invitational team with neither team giving much away resulting in a draw 2-2. Well done to all!
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Our Senior drama students will be taking to the stage to perform their final internal assessments and would love to have you in the audience to cheer them on! Entry on the night is a gold coin donation. We look forward to seeing our school whanau and friends there.
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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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