Last week, Mr. Jake Stoll’s Stage 1 Outdoor Education class visited the Mount Remarkable National Park, enjoying fine weather and beautifully diverse terrain throughout a three-day trek. Over 45km were covered on foot, the majority of which were on the Thursday. Having recently been affected by fires, the national park was a little charred and...Read More
Last weekend, the Port Lincoln Netball League celebrated their Indigenous Round during National Reconciliation Week. Well done to Year 11 SAASTA student Mylee Bilney, who designed bibs for her club, Waybacks.Read More
Three TLC students were recently celebrated for completing their South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) – congratulations to Damien McCormack, Jacinta Bray and Flynn Nagel on this wonderful achievement. All three students also received a TLC “Crew Member of the Month” award for their completion and role modelling for their peers; they are inspiring young...Read More
The TLC Crew would like to congratulate Sharon Wait on her recent well-deserved acknowledgement via the PLHS staff’s Golden Cup Award. We are proud that the whole TLC staff got a mention, but nominator Helen Marks specifically commented on Sharon’s long-time efforts to connect Port Lincoln’s young people to meaningful pathways. We cannot think of...Read More
Understanding the power of inclusivity, TLC participated in the recent National Reconciliation Week activities at PLHS with gusto. Bella Symons thoroughly enjoying her winnings at the 3-on-3 Basketball competition on Wednesday, Mahayla Stevens, Jack Barnett, Quinn Dutschke and Bella Symons took advantage of the delicious kangaroo on offer on Thursday, and several of our students...Read More
On Thursday May 29th, the following eleven PLHS students travelled to Tcharkuldu Rock near Minnipa, for the 2025 West Coast Cross Country Run, hosted by Karcultaby Area School: Nicolas Atkins Jesse Baldock Kaden Durdin Evie Gamlin Ruby Gamlin Alex Gardiner Zara Greatbatch Max Rodda Ashley Sizer Lincoln Stelzer-Linn Angus Stoakes Accompanied by two staff members...Read More
Wow! What a way to wrap up our busy schedule of activities in recognition of National Reconciliation Week 2025. Earlier today, hundreds of students, staff and invited guests came together in the Specialist Building for a “Communi’tea” – congratulations to our SAASTA crew for organising and delivering such a highly successful event. This morning’s festivities...Read More
Abby-Lee Leviston (left) & Ebony Dodd (right) It’s finished! On Monday, we published an article about the ambitious Reconciliation Week artwork that two of our Year 8 Tailored Learning students were attempting to complete by week’s end. Abby-Lee & Ebony Produce Reconciliation Week Artwork – Port Lincoln High School Based on this year’s stunning National...Read More
Today’s activities revolved around a well-attended, kangaroo-flavoured barbecue and volleyball games on the Oval. It was wonderful to see so many staff and students enjoying themselves in the sunshine. Year 10 Dharna Crews Discuss Reconciliation Some of our Year 10 Dharna Crews came together to discuss the theme of reconciliation – what it means, why...Read More
As these images clearly show, there was plenty of colour, movement, reflection and collaboration on display during today’s Reconciliation Week activities at PLHS. The following events were on offer across the campus during this morning’s long Dharna session and at lunchtime: Year 8: Inter-class Gym Games Challenge Year 9: Reconciliation Installation – Mabo (Year 9’s...Read More
