Shot Cuzz Bus comes to TAPAC
Please come on down and get your jab at the Shot Cuzz bus this Friday (5th November). Friends and whānau welcome too! Be in to win a prize on the day and enjoy a sausage sizzle (both meat and vege…
International News
School Holiday Trip At each school holiday, the international department organises a trip or two for our international students so that they can enrich their experience in NZ while sharing a good time with their friends and the staff members…
Tatau practitioner Tyla Vaeau – inspired by the resilience and strength of Moana peoples.
Tyla Vaeau is a tatau practitioner, artist and researcher of Samoan (Sale'a'aumua, Aleipata and Safune, Savai'i) and Pakeha (NZ European) descent. After attending Western Springs College she went on to complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Elam School of…
Smokefree Rockquest
After COVID forced the competition online last year, this year's Smokefree Rockquest was very much a live event. The Auckland Central regional heats had 32 bands competing. A fabulous show of performance commitment and songwriting creativity, 10 of those were…
New focus for Ninja Kiwi co-founders Chris and Stephen Harris
Alumni Chris Harris and his brother Stephen are co-founders of Ninja Kiwi, who created the globally popular computer game Bloons. In March the company was sold to Swedish game company MTG for NZ$203 million. Chris and Stephen attended Seddon High…
A generous donation
A gift of $27,000 has been donated to the College by someone who has watched the school from afar and admired the direction and essence of our education practices and the well-rounded young adults we guide into the world. We…
WSCW Peace Ambassadors
The Peace Ambassadors are a group of students who have completed a Leadership Training Day run by the Peace Foundation. This happens once a year, and is a great opportunity for students to learn effective communication skills, how to resolve…
Springs – Waiōrea are Solar Powered
We are excited to announce that we are up and running - 136 photovoltaic solar panels are generating solar power for Spring - Waiōrea and will be doing so for the next 50 plus years. The panels were installed over…
Solar Power project soon to be a reality
Thanks to the generosity of our community, whanau, alumni and local businesses we have achieved our goal of raising enough funds to install a 50kW PV solar array on the Ken Havill Centre for Learning. The installation is planned for…
