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ncea exam-timetable-2018 NCEA exams this year will be held in the Hall and in the F-block classrooms. Students can check venue of their exam when they arrive at school to sit the exam.
We had six nominees for Student Representative on the Board of Trustees. The nominees were: Jamie Cels Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman Felix Blaha Keoni Davies Presley Cox Ethan Douglas Each nominee spoke to the school about why they were standing for this role and what they could bring to the Board...
Key to Life Charitable Trust, Mike King presentation. Waiheke high school welcomes Mike King on Wednesday the 12th of September to talk about mental health awareness. We have invited Mike King because we strongly support students who are struggling with mental health and feel its crucial to raise...
On Friday, 17th August we were lucky enough to have Angela Barnett present her Pretty Smart talk to our female students in years 7-9. Many Waiheke Primary School students also joined us for this presentation. From the website: "Many girls start to lose their confidence at around 12. They start...
Exciting news about redevelopment at Waiheke High School including 10 new teaching spaces and improvement to facilities. Work begins in Term 4, 2018 with an opening late 2019! Read more in the attachment below: Waiheke High School New Buildings
On Sunday, 12 November, our waka ama team took part in the 10km Cathedral Cove Challenge in Whitianga. Students traveled to the Coromandel on Saturday, 11 November, and had a glorious day exploring Whitianga, Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach. A wonderful time was had by all. Everyone enjoyed the...
Waiheke High School would like to acknowledge the support of the Waiheke Local Board and Auckland Council with funding for our 2017 Hillary Award Programme. Their generous support will ensure we can continue to subsidise this worthwhile programme for our students.
Just over $40 million will be spent improving buildings at Waiheke High School and Te Huruhi Primary. Education Minister Hekia Parata visited Waiheke yesterday and announced that $23 million will be spent rebuilding Te Huruhi Primary and $17 million will be available to upgrade Waiheke High...
ncea exam-timetable-2018 NCEA exams this year will be held in the Hall and in the F-block classrooms. Students can check venue of their exam when they arrive at school to sit the exam.
We had six nominees for Student Representative on the Board of Trustees. The nominees were: Jamie Cels Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman Felix Blaha Keoni Davies Presley Cox Ethan Douglas Each nominee spoke to the school about why they were standing for this role and what they could bring to the Board...
Key to Life Charitable Trust, Mike King presentation. Waiheke high school welcomes Mike King on Wednesday the 12th of September to talk about mental health awareness. We have invited Mike King because we strongly support students who are struggling with mental health and feel its crucial to raise...
On Friday, 17th August we were lucky enough to have Angela Barnett present her Pretty Smart talk to our female students in years 7-9. Many Waiheke Primary School students also joined us for this presentation. From the website: "Many girls start to lose their confidence at around 12. They start...
Exciting news about redevelopment at Waiheke High School including 10 new teaching spaces and improvement to facilities. Work begins in Term 4, 2018 with an opening late 2019! Read more in the attachment below: Waiheke High School New Buildings
On Sunday, 12 November, our waka ama team took part in the 10km Cathedral Cove Challenge in Whitianga. Students traveled to the Coromandel on Saturday, 11 November, and had a glorious day exploring Whitianga, Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach. A wonderful time was had by all. Everyone enjoyed the...
Waiheke High School would like to acknowledge the support of the Waiheke Local Board and Auckland Council with funding for our 2017 Hillary Award Programme. Their generous support will ensure we can continue to subsidise this worthwhile programme for our students.
Just over $40 million will be spent improving buildings at Waiheke High School and Te Huruhi Primary. Education Minister Hekia Parata visited Waiheke yesterday and announced that $23 million will be spent rebuilding Te Huruhi Primary and $17 million will be available to upgrade Waiheke High...