Today’s athletics day has been a resounding success and it has been great to see everyone in their house colours, competing to their best ability to kick off the yearly house competition with style.
This year, Waiheke High School reaches a significant milestone – our 40th Anniversary! To celebrate this incredible journey and the successes of our kura and alumni, we’re planning a special reunion event for all past students and staff.
Welcome to all of our students and whānau for the start of the new academic year. I hope you had a restful break and that students are returning to kura ready to embark on the year ahead.
This week we celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori. For many, this has become a natural and expected part of our annual calendar and, for youth especially, it is hard to think of a time where te reo Māori was anything but a normal part of life in Aotearoa. To understand the importance, it is critical t...
On behalf of our whole school community, I would like to express heartfelt gratitude to our current Board of Trustees for their outstanding service over the past few years. While these quiet achievers have generally worked in the background, it is important as they finish up their current cycle to l...
Get ready to explore the exciting opportunities at Waiheke High School! We warmly invite all prospective students and their parents to our upcoming Open Day on Sunday, August 3rd, from 10am to 12pm.
Wow! What an amazing day our small but dedicated team had at the Showquest - Toi Wearable Arts Event on Thursday 19th June at the Aotea centre.
Olivia Stinton and Arum Holding have been working for the past four months designing and constructing a stunning garment in the category - Rewind Time. T...
Our Year 10 students recently took part in an Inspiring the Future event - a fun and eye-opening experience aimed at broadening their career horizons. We welcomed nine fantastic role models from a wide range of industries, including finance, architecture, human resources, conservation, neuroscience,...
Reporting to parents at least twice a year is an important requirement for all schools in Aotearoa, and our first formal reporting cycle for the year is approaching at the end of this term. Over the past 18 months, we have been diligently working on significant enhancements within our junior school ...
This magical day, a highlight for everyone involved, culminates in a hangi feast that traditionally feeds 500 people. It's a testament to the dedication and hard work (mahi) of our four school houses, who spend the term practicing waiata and kapa haka. Their performances are a vibrant display of pri...