Figuring out a career path is a journey that starts well before leaving school. It’s all about self-discovery, exploring interests, and getting the right information at the right time. The WSCW Pathways and Subject Choices Careers Expo is a fantastic…
Springs - Waiōrea are experiencing ongoing challenges with driving behaviour at the beginning and end of school. We are partnering with Auckland Transport to help us improve the safety at the gate from the beginning of term 3. This means…
Scooter accidents are occurring at an alarming frequency. The nursing team are seeing students with injuries on weekly basis. Please talk to your student/s about riding scooters safely, wearing a helmet, following the road rules and being aware of other…
Congratulations to our Year 13 student, Daequan Su, on his successes representing New Zealand (NZ) at the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin, Australia. Daequan really enjoyed his 9-day trip overseas, and the experience of competing at a high level of…
WSCW Yr 12 & 13 students have been selling their products, developed as part of an assessment, at the Grey Lynn Markets. There was a range of things to buy, as their business plans all differed according to their market…
Western Springs College - Ngā Puna o Waiōrea is proud to announce that former student Alex Barnes has been awarded a Woolf Fisher Scholarship to the University of Cambridge to study a PhD in Physics. The scholarship recognises outstanding academic…
MOTAT management have asked us to request that parents do not park on the driveway leading to MOTAT 2 and the carpark. They are concerned that the interface between incoming and outgoing vehicles along with the large number of students…
Last week we had a staff morning tea to celebrate and acknowlegde the wonderful work of our support staff team. Big thank you to all our amazing support staff for keeping our school running and for making the school a…
This year Western Springs College is participating in Shave for a Cure. Eight people – adults and children – are diagnosed with blood cancer each day in New Zealand. Some of those cancers include leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. Blood cancer…
On 6 May, our Year 12 and 13 music tauira headed to Big Fan in Morningside for the Music Careers Expo - the first of its kind! Our students participated in panel discussions, info from various music organisations, 1:1 kōrero…