The following senior students competed in the heats for EPro8 electronic and robotic challenges competition : Izzy MacDonald, Austin Wheeler, Saahil Saxena, George Jones (these guys made it into the semi finales), with a podium finish. Findlay Sharp, Ellora Sidwell…
On Thursday the 31st of July WasteWise, Kaitiaki and the trappers got their gloves on and their shoes dirty to plant 200 native trees along the northern boundary of our school. We planted 10 different kinds of trees, including mahoe,…
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…
Here are a few of the sporting achievements of students from Western Springs College-Ngā Puna o Waiōrea (WSCW) during Term 1 and/or Term 2 of 2025. ATHLETICS Congratulations to the Su brothers (Benaiah - Y13; Daequan - Y12) on…
We had a wonderful day at The SGCNZ University of Victoria Regional Shakespeare Festival hosted by Kristin College at the end of Term 1. Our students were, as always, polite, courteous and extremely well behaved. They garnered the following awards:…
Year 12 student, Miles Dean has been making wooden spatulas (aka soffritto spatulas) and selling them to raise funds for his school trip - Italy Culinary Experience. These hand crafted, beautiful items are one for $30 or two for $50…
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…
WSC/NPoW Advanced Open 1 debating team has achieved the impossible, winning 5 debates in a row! They are currently undefeated and leading the competition. Next Term the team will be entering finals rounds. They are Maxine Allen, Jed Leeves and…
Food Tech in conjunction with Wastewise and Kaitiaki are thrilled to be one of the recipients of the Auckland Council Mana Ora Youth Resilience Grant. Our full-cycle project, Kai to Compost to Kai, will allow the students to be involved…
All students are welcome to learn how to practice Yoga. Every Tuesday after school: 3:30pm to 4:30pm next to the fiction area of the library on level 2 of KHCL. No flexibility or experience required. The practice is a great…