Devonport Royal Swimming Gala
Published 08/03/23
12 swimmers represented the school at the Devonport Royal Swimming Gala last week at the Life Centre. The girls competed against other local schools and completed a 50m freestyle relay.
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Read MoreActive in Mind Project's final hurrah
Published 08/03/23The students enjoyed a fun packed two hours with lots of activities and a review of the project and the healthy habits they have been learning about. We then had a picnic at Central Park to celebrate the project with more fun and games.
Read MoreThe PHSG Debate Competition
Published 08/03/23Last week saw the return of the PHSG Debate competition, where students debate against different subjects to win the Debate Cup.
Read MoreInternational Women's Day
Published 07/03/23Tomorrow is International Women's Day and the PHSG Head Student Team are leading an event for students to take part in to mark this important day. #EmbraceEquity #PHSGHST #weareone
Read More'Hear me Out' student magazine, LGBTQ+ History Month Edition, is published today.
Published 07/03/23The Spring 2023 edition of the student magazine 'Hear me out' has been published today. The theme for this terms magazine is the LGBTQ+ History Month, which PHSG has been celebrating throughout the month of February.
Read MorePHSG Student and Class of the week
Published 07/03/23Student of the week: Poppy, Year 12. ''For representing PHSG in the first ever Trust wide student council meeting. Poppy shared ideas with students from all 21 schools in the Trust and hosted the student leader from Plympton Academy.'' Nominated by Mr Underdown. Awarded 10 House points.
Class of the week: Active in Mind Group. ''For fully engaging with the Active in Mind project over the last six weeks and working so well with Annie Vernon our Olympic Athlete Mentor who has been in to school this week to celebrate their involvement. They have been enthusiastic and engaged and have all hopefully been learning some good habits of mind to help them in the future.'' Nominated by Mrs Goolden
Read MoreLGBTQ+ History Month
Published 03/03/23This week saw the end to the celebrated LGBTQ+ History Month. The students ended the month celebrations with writing and performing speeches on 'What LGBTQ+ History means to them.
Read MorePHSG World Book Day
Published 03/03/23Throughout the week, Students have been involved in activities and events to celebrate World Book Day 2023.
Read MoreVacancy: Deputy Headteacher - closing date 16th March 2023
Published 03/03/23Join our successful and popular selective Girls’ school as the sole Deputy with responsibility for curriculum and standards and make a real difference.
Read MoreVacancy: Deputy Headteacher - closing date 16th March 2023
Published 03/03/23Join our successful and popular selective Girls’ school as the sole Deputy with responsibility for curriculum and standards and make a real difference.
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Published 28/02/23On Friday 24th February, Year 10 Textiles students were given a pattern cutting workshop at Makers HQ. Students were informed about the industry from a leading expert and learnt how to manipulate darts within a bodice block. This work will support them with their construction of a skirt this term.
Read MorePHSG Student and Class of the week
Published 28/02/23Student of the week: Molly, 10T. ''For her improved contribution in English. Molly has been a quiet and reserved student in the past. However, recently, she has grown in confidence and impressed me with continued positive contributions to class discussions and excellent, engaged ideas. It is wonderful to see her develop her analytical thought processes, which will stand her in good stead for the world beyond school life. Well done, Molly!'' Nominated by Miss Readey. Awarded 10 House points!
Class of the week: 10P PE2 class, ''For their continued enthusiasm during PE. Despite it being a cold day and their first mountain biking session they were enthusiastic and motivated to learn the techniques needed in order to progress onto the off road trails. Those who were less confident showed great perseverance and the more able were really supportive of the rest of the group.'' Nominated by Mrs Luscombe.