Fulbright Scholarship “Life Changing” Michael Harcourt has returned to WHS after two terms in New York where he was investigating what it means to be culturally responsive and how ethnic identity shapes the learning that occurs in history and social studies. Food & Fashion Trip #5 – Update by Dominic Killalea The Food and Fashion […]
Our first XI boys’ footballers got a chance to spend time with the Panama U20 team at the recent U20 World Cup. This was a fantastic opportunity for our students – watch the clip from YouTube below.
Congratulations go to Oscar Thomas who also graduated from WHS at the end of last year. He was awarded a Outstanding Scholarship in Design Visual Communication with his work on his architectural redesigning Frank Kitts park area. This work was on display in the DVC exhibition at WHS last year and now you too can […]
Congratulations to Kaiya Waerea, WHS graduate of 2014, who has been accepted into the world renowned fashion design University, Central Saint Martins, in London. CSM is the worlds leading innovator in fashion education and ranked number one in the world of fashion universities. This is a outstanding accomplishment as it is the hardest University to […]
Wellington High is hosting a Sample TedX Event! Next Friday (31st) in the Library at Lunchtime. Anyone Welcome! Featuring 3 amazing speakers from the recent TedXWellingtonWomen conference: Elizabeth (Loo) Connor Director of ‘The Kinship’; Masters in Science Communication from Imperial College in London, Prime ministers Award for Science 2 Pip Desmond Founder of Aroha Trust, […]
Local photographer and WHS parent, Sandy Connon, has joined forces with the school to raise money for Nepal. Book your family portrait with her now and support this very important cause.
With two weeks left in the term, Week 9 picked up the pace and saw a lot happening around the school.
Week 8 at WHS was busy in all areas of the school.
Outward Bound, located in the Marlborough Sounds, helps you reach your full potential through challenge in the outdoors. Our classrooms are the mountains, bush and waterways of this special part of New Zealand. We welcome people of all ages, cultures, abilities and backgrounds to our school at Anakiwa. Year 13 WHS student, Hunter Connon, has […]
