If you’re curious about how the digital world is impacting our tamariki — and want practical strategies for parenting in the age of smartphones, then Balmoral School has invited WSCW whānau to a special presentation by Dr Samantha Marsh, a…
APPLICATIONS CLOSED - Friday 2 May 2025, 4pm. We are seeking a permanent, part-time Inclusive Learning Assistant (ILA)/Teacher Aide for our ESOL Department at Western Springs College-Ngā Puna o Waiōrea. The position is term-time only and during school hours…
Thank you for all your support with attendance this term. Attendance continues to be a top priority as we strive for 80% of our students to be attending school for more than 90% of the term. To achieve this we…
There have been a number of sporting achievements for our Springs-Waiōrea sports teams recently - check them out below! Archery In early March, the North Island Youth Archery Champs were held in a very windy Wellington! The Schaffer brothers (Jacob…
It's the final countdown to Polyfest 2025! Ngā Puna o Waīorea (NPoW) is the host kura for the 50th Anniversary of the ASB Polyfest. This year's theme/kaupapa is "LEGACY - a treasure handed down" or "He oha nō tua, he…
On Tuesday (25/03/2025), HealthWise came together to support Purple Day, an initiative to raise awareness for epilepsy. We ran a bake sale, with students and staff stopping by to enjoy delicious treats while supporting an important cause. Plus, we had…
Senior student whānau interviews to discuss Term 1 progress reports will take place on Wednesday 9th April from 10am-7pm. There will be no onsite learning for any students on that day. The interviews will be held in person at school…
The WSCW 2025 School Ball will be held on Saturday 14th June 2025 at the Ellerslie Events Centre again, in their biggest ballroom on the ground floor (Newmarket Room). The 2025 Events Leaders (Christie Blair, Isireli Damu, Aiyana Wanakore-Chase, Kahukura…
In Week 7, our Art History and senior painting students visited Olafur Eliasson's fantastic exhibition 'Your Curious Journey' at Toi Tāmaki. Year 13 Art History students were selecting a work from this exhibition to focus on for their internal task…
