Colourful Close to PE Week 2025
Yesterday’s annual PLHS Colour Run was again the ideal way to close out PE Week for another year. Event organisers kept a close on the weather throughout the day – as the appointed hour arrived, the skies cleared and paved the way for another fun run in the sun.
As the smiles in these photos clearly demonstrate, a colourful crew of hundreds of PLHS students and staff greatly enjoyed this highly popular physical activity. Congratulations
to Miss Tayla Helbig and our HPE Faculty for delivering another fantastic event.
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