We have had another busy term in the library with hundreds of new titles added to the collection. Have a look at our top ten non-fiction recent arrivals: The Shape of Nature Acclaimed photographer David Maitland’s visual exploration of the…
In Week 9 of Term 2 our Year 13 Outdoor Education class completed a two-day hike through Te Wao Nui a Tiriwa (the Waitākere Ranges). Beginning with the Ōmanawanui Track (Whatipu) and the Gibbons Track on day one, we then…
Te Whare Puoro has been a hive of activity in Term 2 with all sorts of musical happenings! Bear with us - this is going to be a long article! NZ Music Month Term 2 began as it always does,…
Hi! We’re the WSCW Drainiacs. Our drains are very important. They keep our streets dry, clean and flood-free. However, they can also get clogged with leaves, litter, and other debris which can stop them from doing their job properly. Also,…
Let me start off with a question – “What is the sport with the largest number of participants in NZ?” Everyone I’ll bet knows the answer – NETBALL! Indicative of that huge level of participation, I can share with you…
Matt Day has been keen on motor racing for as long as he can remember. It’s a passion which has been passed down to him, starting with his grandfather who raced in the 60’s. Matt’s family has a strong presence…
Open Week Tours - Western Springs College School tours at Western Springs College with the Principal will take place from Tuesday 21 July 2026 to Friday 25 July 2026 (Term 3, Week 1). The tours will start at 9am and…
Recently our Digiwise Panel put on a bake sale to raise awareness about the AI traffic light system, used to identify how AI can be used for school work. If you'd like to know more about our AI guidelines you…
Tristram Pearson (Year 13) is rapidly becoming the photographer of choice for a number of sports teams including A league teams Blues & Auckland FC. He also photographs Balls and private events. Tristram started taking sports and events photos when…