2025 marked the 60th celebration year/Matariki celebration of Ngā Manu Korero - Tāmaki Ki Te Waitemata, with Ngā Puna o Waiōrea-Western Springs College hosting this prestigious national event on Friday, June 13th. This is a significant event in the calendar…
Congratulations to our roopu who performed at the ASB Polyfest!- It was the 50th anniversary of the competition and as a founding member we were the host school leading the Powhiri on the first day. We are proud of Ngā…
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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…
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…
Congratulations to all the performers from Ngā Puna o Waiōrea who took part in Te Matatini! We had several performers in different roopu: Our ākonga who performed were: Rawinia Morehu and Kaiaia Hawke in Hatea Shelby Te Ua in Te…
Kia ora to all our Springs-Waiōrea (WSCW) whānau, below are our key dates & events for first 4 weeks of Term 1, 2025. JANUARY 2025 Week 0 Mon 20 Jan 2025 - Timetables will be available on the school portal…
Te Ahurea Tino Rangatiratanga is a significant Māori Performing Arts event for Auckland Secondary Schools. This year, this event was held on the North Shore, at Westlake Boys High School - Te Kura Tuarua o Ngā Taitamatāne o Ururoto. Since…
Kia ora Springs-Waiorea (WSCW) whānau, below are the key dates for Term 4, 2024 for WSCW: OCTOBER 2024 Monday, October 14th - Term 4 starts (students should be at school by 8:50am) Wednesday, October 16th - Media Gala night (6:00pm…
In a proud and historic moment, Aotearoa New Zealand has reclaimed the Guinness World Record title for the world's largest haka after approximately 6,531 people (initial count, which could increase) performed Ka Mate (the haka composed by Te Rauparaha, chief…