Weeding Bee at the Awa
The Second Sunday Weeders come to WSCW on the last Sunday of the term break. They smashed out a huge amount of mahi down at the awa, including removing a large number of privet sapplings so that sun is now…
The Second Sunday Weeders come to WSCW on the last Sunday of the term break. They smashed out a huge amount of mahi down at the awa, including removing a large number of privet sapplings so that sun is now…
Over the last few weeks our Outdoor Education classes have been contributing to Kaitiakitanga projects around the school. Year 11, 12 and 13 classes have been weeding and planting down beside the Waītītīko awa, which borders the school grounds. The students planted…
Year 13 student Ollie Jurd has the responsibility of being one of the MCs for the 2026 Auckland Youth COP (Conference of the Parties). We are proud of Ollie's achievements as one of the ten youth ambassadors for Save The…
Last term we spent a day tidying up and planting trees near our awa, Waītītīko. A group of students from the Rōpū Kaitiaki, all of Year 9 Waiōrea, Life Skills students, a Year 10 Social Studies class, Wastewise students and…
Urban Ark are teaming up with STEPS (St Lukes Environmental Protection Society) to give Motions Reserve some love! Come help us clean up the litter from around the reserve which backs right onto Waitītiko awa and is beside our school…
Hi! We’re the WSCW Drainiacs. Our drains are very important. They keep our streets dry, clean and flood-free. However, they can also get clogged with leaves, litter, and other debris which can stop them from doing their job properly. Also,…
Recently Year 13 students Zoe Rosser and Amelia Robertson organised a beach clean up at our local Pt Chevalier Beach. They wanted to put on an activity for community minded Year 13 students who want experience volunteering. Zoe and Amelia…
WSCW Yr 12 & 13 students have been selling their products, developed as part of an assessment, at the Grey Lynn Markets. There was a range of things to buy, as their business plans all differed according to their market…
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…