Junior Health
HEALTH EDUCATION: YEAR 9 AND 10 JUNIOR SEXUALITY EDUCATION Year 9 and 10 Health classes will begin their sexuality education later this term. Year 9 classes will begin the sexuality unit of work in either week 7 or 8 (depending…
History in the Making
Our Spoken Word group, Ngā Hine Pūkōrero: Te Rina Wichman-Evans, Arihia Hall, Manaia Tuwhare-Hoani and ex-student Matariki Bennett are off to Las Vegas to compete in ‘Brave New Voices’ an international youth poetry slam festival in July 2019. No team from New…
Notes From The Nurse
June 2019 Winter is here -- time for gumboots, raincoats, winter jumpers. Time for winter sports, time to enjoy cold sunny days, time to prepare for spring. Of Special interest: Colds: A cold takes 7-10 days to get better regardless of what…
News From The International Department
In Term 2 this year we have a theme of “UNIQUE ME” for the international student group. A big group of international students by now have met high expectations or made great progress, among whom are Kanako Hara (from Japan)…
Link To Story on Marae Featuring WSC-NPoW
The first 6 minutes feature Western Springs College Ngā Puna o Waiōrea. Here is the link
PAG – The Light Project – Links
Thanks so much to the 50 or so people who made it along on Thursday evening – what an excellent presentation it was. It’s not too late to donate towards the costs, please consider doing so! The PAG account is…
WSC Student Stars in The Wolves
A student of Western Springs College, Queenie Samuel, is performing in the show The Wolves with Silo Theatre at Q Theatre – Loft, opening THIS WEEK. qtheatre.co.nz/wolves To secure tickets to Silo Theatre's The Wolves (Pulitzer Prize for Drama Finalist) at…
Chess Success
They are going to the Nationals!! Congratulations to our Chess players. The nationals are in Christchurch on 17 October. All the best.
Matariki For Tamariki
Kia ora Auckland! We're back in our home city and can’t wait for July! Over the School Holidays we will be premiering Matariki For Tamariki by accomplished New Zealand dancer and choreographer Sean MacDonald (Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāi Tahu), which is also proudly…
TAPAC HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES
TERM 3 STARTS 22 JULY Did you know that people who actively engage with the arts have higher levels of life satisfaction, a positive self-image, less anxiety about change, and are more tolerant and open to diverse others? Boost your wellbeing…