SNOB

The school’s annual senior ball (SNOB) was held on Friday night. A large number of parents, school supporters, staff and students worked together to make an excellent evening. I fortunately got to go along with 7 other Yr 10s as a Waiter for the night, the theme was 'Candy Land' and we got to see many fellow school mates all dressed up and looking amazing.Thank you for all your support. The evening was enjoyed by all.

SNOB Cutest couple: Caitlyn Gouman and Dion Shaw

Prince: Telford

Princess: Kobie Latta

King: Hayden Gold

Queen: Millie Shaw

Term 3

Wow, hasn't this year gone fast! Last term we had to say goodbye to Mr Simpson and Mr Leslie. While in today’s assembly we welcomed Mr King in place of Mr Leslie and Mr Douglas as Acting Principal until Mr Simpson’s replacement arrives; Joeann Hutt the Deputy Principle of Southland Boys in Invercargil.

This term we have a handfull of events in store, including: the SNOB, water sports, tournament week, Maori Language Week, exams, Yr 12 skiing, snow caving, and much more!

Deputy Principal Trip

Our Deputy Principal is making a trip to China & Hong Kong next week, he will be in Guangzhou between 30th-4th and Hong Kong between the 4th-9th, If you would like to meet with him; leave a comment or contact Mr Douglas on jdouglas@sohs.school.nz.

Gore Interchange

Yesterday we had our annual winter interchange with Gore High School. Well done to GHS for winning over all.


Winner:
SOHS: South Otago High School
GHS: Gore High School


Hockey:
Girls: 21-0 GHS
Boys: 5-2 GHS


Rugby:
U14 0 - 57 SOHS
U 15 17-50 SOHS


Netball:
Blue - 9A 16-24 SOHS
Green - 9B 14-18 GHS
Red - 10 Gold 18 - 6 GHS


Alpha - 10A 15 -14 SOHS
Beta - 10B 18 - 9 GHS
Gamma - 10 Blue 24 - 13 GHS


Basketball:
 41 - 30 SOHS

Football:
Boys - 8-2 GHS


Squash:
Draw




More rersults coming soon.

Girls Netball

Well done to School 'A' who are through to the finals in the Southland Netball Champs,they will be facing off against Columba right now, good luck!

Thai students in the Marae

Thai Students

We just walked out from our farewell assembly, the Thai students sang us two songs and presented Mr Simpson and Mr Douglas with a elephant. Some comments straight from the students mouth: " I loved Queenstown", "The people are very kind", "Beautiful scenery", "Its it time to leave already?"  

Experiencing New Zealand

Our UCE students have been with us for just over a month, man does time fly by. They have been up to alot as you will see in the pictures.