Welcome back to Term 2…and a busy term it is! The number one priority and focus for students this term must be in relation to the Common Assessment Activities (CAAs) or Lit/Nums – the Literacy and Numeracy assessments that are…
Here at Springs-Waiōrea (WSCW), we need relief teachers/kaiako who are passionate about the importance of relievers and their valuable contribution to the success of students in our schools. If you are a trained and qualified teacher, interested in joining our…
Kia ora e te whānau o Springs-Waiorea (WSCW), below are the key dates for Term 2, 2026: Mon 20 April - Start of Term 2 Weds 22 April - Senior (Y11-Y13) Parent/Teacher/Student interviews will take place from 10am to 7pm…
ASB Polyfest 2026 was a celebration of 51 years of Polyfest history. This year, Ngā Puna O Waiōrea (NPoW) were the hosts of the Māori Stage which took place in the last week of Term 1 (30 March-2 April) in…
The WSCW 2026 School Ball will be held on Saturday 25th July 2026 (i.e. end of Week 1, Term 3) at the Ellerslie Events Centre again, in their biggest ballroom on the ground floor (Newmarket Room). The 2026 Events Leaders…
Check out our Springs-Waiōrea sporting news from Term 1 2026! ATHLETICS - College Sport Auckland Championships The College Sport Auckland Athletics Championships took place at the Go Media Stadium in Penrose on Tuesday 17 March and Thursday 19 March. Congratulations…
Thank you for all your support with attendance this term. Attendance continues to be a top priority as we strive for 80% of our students to be attending school for more than 90% of the term. 55% of our students…
Earlier in the term we held our annual O-Week. During two lunchtimes clubs, groups and those running extra-curricular activities set up stalls so students/ākonga could see what's available and choose to join something that appealed to them. O-Week really shows…
A big thank you to Waiōrea Community Recycling Centre for hosting our Wises Leaders' Day on Wednesday the 18th of March. The leaders of the Wises groups shared their plans for 2026 and took part in various activities that…
Joseph Herscher is an ex-WSCW student who is now based in London. He specialises in making and filming Rube Goldberg machines and the culture of DIY contraption building. With his machines, he solves everyday problems using familiar objects in unfamiliar…