Eight aspirational Aboriginal students are one step closer to their dream careers after winning scholarships in celebration of Reconciliation Week – we are delighted to announce that Year 11 PLHS student Kiana Stafford is one of the worthy recipients. The Dame Roma Mitchell Scholarships assist Aboriginal students with their Year 11 and 12 studies, supporting...Read More

Dear PLHS Families, I am writing to inform you of an incident involving a group of students this afternoon. A fight occurred at lunchtime which was witnessed by other students in the area. SAPOL was contacted and attended the school. An ambulance was called as a safety precaution, however no student or staff member was...Read More

National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. The dates for NRW remain the same each year; May 27th (today) to June 3rd. These dates commemorate two significant milestones in...Read More

South Australian Police have issued the following update in relation to an incident involving a student after school on Thursday…  “Police have spoken to a man following an investigation into a report of suspicious behaviour. About 3.15pm on Thursday 14 May, a teenager reported being spoken to by an unknown man near a Port Lincoln...Read More

The following video link is for students who are currently undertaking VET courses (and their parents). Presented by the heads of SACE and TAFE SA, it outlines how the COVID-19 situation has affected SACE/VET, and the solutions and options that are available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zIqn5xYLK4&feature=youtu.beRead More

SA Minister for Education Mr John Gardner MP released this update about our imminent redevelopment… Port Lincoln High School is set to receive a $15 million upgrade including: – A new year 7 building with general learning areas, withdrawal spaces, breakout spaces and amenities – A new specialist building with art, language learning areas, teacher preparation...Read More

The PLHS school community is advised that due to the current restrictions surrounding COVID-19, and the imminent redevelopment project in the top half of the school, our Canteen will remain closed for the rest of 2020. As pictured here, a new Canteen facility will be built and opened in 2021. We thank you for your...Read More

  For this morning’s extended Dharna Group session, our Year 11’s and 12’s assembled on the Oval for some fun, fitness and fresh air. Various physical activities were arranged by their teachers, including four-square (hand tennis), footy and Vortex. Congratulations to Year 12 student Craig Miller-Kropinyeri, who claimed the Kit-Kat in the Most Accurate Kick...Read More

  Dear PLHS Students & Families, The School has decided to revert to our normal timetabled lessons as of 8:40am on Monday May 11th (Week 3). This decision has been made due to most families indicating that they are prepared to send their young people to the site for their education. Those families who have...Read More

You may be wondering what it has been like for those students who have returned to school this week. Miss Tash Rayson asked some of our Year 10 students to share their experiences and thoughts about this innovative model of online learning. Many thanks to Zoe, Elke, Jordan, Sasha, Lily, Quayd and Ruby for these...Read More