Archive of: Academic

• WGHS PTA AGM

  14th February 2023

  WGHS PTA is holding the Annual General Meeting on Thursday 2 March at 5.30 pm in the WGHS staffroom. Refreshments will be provided and all are welcome.

• Teacher Only Day

  8th February 2023

  WGHS has a Teacher Only Day on Monday 20th February 2023. The school will be closed for instruction.

• 2022 OPEN EVENING

  25th July 2022

  2022 Open Evening. Please come along to our 2022 Open Evening on Wednesday 10 August and see what we have on offer for 2023. Starting at 5.30pm and finishing at 7pm. Lupton House will be open for viewing from 4pm for prospective boarders.

• UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YEAR 13 STUDENTS

  17th April 2020

  MoneyHub, a consumer finance website, has published a guide to hundreds of scholarships for any student planning to start university in 2021.

• COMMUNITY CONSULTATION -NCEA

  21st May 2018

  You are invited to the community consultation meetings to discuss the Year 11 (NCEA Level 1) curriculum for 2019.

• Kōrero Mātauranga 2018-Let's talk about Education

  18th May 2018

  Have your say. Follow the link to the MOE Future of Education discussion survey. Click above for more information.

• Rebeca McKean and Mihi Shepherd-2016 WGHS joint Dux

  1st December 2016

  Rebeca McKean and Mihi Shepherd were awarded the WGHS Dux Cup at the recent Senior Prizegiving

• Bee pollen project wins fair awards

  1st September 2016

  A Whangarei student's investigation on bees has not only developed a simple way beekeepers can trace pollen from the plant source to the hive, it has also scooped the top award at a Northland science fair.

• GEMMA COUTTS, ex Head Girl, returns to Whangarei

  4th September 2015

  Gemma Coutts left Whangarei as her school's head girl and has returned as a graduate in law and arts.

• Students bake gingerbread horses for RDA.

  12th August 2015

  GEE'D UP: Riding for the Disabled operations manager Sue Neilson with one of the thousands of horses produced by Whangarei Girls' High School's production line of students. PHOTO/JOHN STONE