PLHS Parents Encouraged to Complete Way2Go Survey
PLHS parent/caregivers are encouraged to complete the Way2Go parent survey.
This survey is designed to gather evidence and information on how children travel to Port Lincoln High School in the interest of improving access and safety.
The survey is open now and closes on Monday 14th March.
Your responses are anonymous and form part of wider process being undertaken by the Port Lincoln High School, the City of Port Lincoln and the Department for Infrastructure and Transport’s Way2Go program; further details can be found at: https://www.dpti.sa.gov.au/Way2Go/home/creating_change
Please use the link below to have your say:
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