Checklists In the last newsletter of 2024, it was communicated that Literacy and Numeracy Checklists would be made available to junior students in 2025. The checklists reinforce that approaching writing and problem-solving as a ‘process’ offers a range of potential…
Looking for infomation on term dates, sports info, how to find the parent portal, how to downlaod the school app? See our Key Information for Whānau on the school website. You will find this information on the first tab under…
With families around NZ experiencing increasing financial hardship - we have an increasing number of families who are unable to purchase laptops for their children. We are raising funds to get these vital learning tools into their hands. As students…
Te Whare Puoro is buzzing once again with the sound of hundreds of musicians and we are LOVING it. We have over 130 students in Year 12 and 13 alone! This means our little building is very full, but it…
Extended Greetings from Rangitoto and the Visual Arts as we begin 2025. As we settle into the first weeks of term, we’re excited to see our learning spaces abuzz with creativity as students are introduced to new programmes and challenges…
WSCW offers one on one tutoring for students from Springs and Waiōrea through the Learning Centre. We have kaiako available to help students in a wide range of subjects including Junior and Senior English, Maths, Science, History and Social Studies…
A group of our Year 13 Performing Arts Technology students recently had the incredible opportunity to go behind the scenes at the iconic Laneway Festival. Guided by local sound engineer and venue owner Tom Anderson, the students gained firsthand insight…
O Week on the Great Lawn was the place to be during lunchtime on Tuesday and Thursday, Week 4. This year there were 27 clubs, activities and organisations ākonga could sign up to, and there are many events for ākonga…
To ensure our students are meeting their potential as writers and problem solvers, hardcopy checklists will be made available to all junior students in 2025. These may look a little different depending on your child’s subject, but will aim to…
Why the name ‘Wises’? Well, a long long time ago the idea of different groups in the school focusing on different areas of sustainability was mooted. The idea was rapidly and enthusiastically embraced by kaiako and ākonga and the Wises…