Across many years in education, it’s been clear that some students are consistently building their resilience while other students struggle with their response to hardship. It is important to recognise that while we all have unique challenges and respond to these differently, becoming resilient is...
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With the site now secured and the screw piles in place, things are really starting to take shape. Our first official build day took place on Saturday, 11 April, which made it even more special as it lined up with Waiheke High School’s 40th Anniversary.
Students in NCEA level 3 Sea Sports were rewarded this week after the culmination of a term’s worth of diligent mahi by becoming certified open water divers.
The end of a term provides an opportunity for reflection and celebration. It was a real pleasure to recognise some outstanding performers in our final celebration assembly for Term 1, acknowledging students who consistently uphold our WISE values and apply themselves fully in their learning.
Part of a series of posts celebrating the past success of our students. Here, the designassembly.org.nz, speak to Ruby Ross-Hayes, who recently graduated from the Visual Communication Design at Wellington School of Design Ngā Pae Māhutonga, Massey University.
🌞Beach Sports is a time honoured tradition at Waiheke High School and this year was no exception! Beach volleyball, kayaking, tug-o-war, ice blocks and lots more happens on the day.
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.