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2019
Parents’ Guide
Key dates
for 2019
Our School
Structure
Getting ready
for high school
Contents
Key dates 3
Before school starts 4
First Day and beyond 5
About the school system 6
Keeping in touch with what’s happening 12
Key contacts 12
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Key Dates Term Dates 2019 Term 1: Tuesday 29 January - Friday 12 April Monday 28 January Auckland Anniversary Day (school closed) Wednesday 6 February Waitangi Day (school closed) Friday 19 April Good Friday (in the school holidays) Monday 22 April Easter Monday (in the school holidays) Thursday 25 April Anzac Day (in the school holidays) Term 2: Monday 29 April - Friday 5 July Monday 3 June Queen’s Birthday (school closed) Term 3: Monday 22 July - Friday 27 September Term 4: Monday 14 October - Friday 6 December Monday 28 October Labour Day (school is closed) Important Dates in Term 1 Monday 14 January School Office opens Tuesday 29 January Years 10, 11, 12, 13 at school Wednesday 30 January Year 9 students Orientation Day Thursday 31 January First day of teaching (full school) Wednesday 6 February Waitangi Day (school closed) Tuesday 12 February ID and class photos Wednesday 13 February ID and class photos Wednesday 13 February New parents information evening Friday 15 February Swimming Sports Friday 22 February Athletics Day Tuesday 26 February Athletics Saver Day Friday 22 March Senior progress reports issued (Years 11,12,13) Wednesday 27 March Junior progress reports issued (Years 9,10) Wednesday 3 April Report evening 1: 4-7pm Tuesday 9 April Report evening 2: 4-7pm Friday 12 April Term ends WGHS 2019 Parents Guide 3
Before school starts
Stationery
Before your daughter starts, we recommend you purchase stationery only for her core subjects - English, Maths, Science,
Social Studies and PE/Health. You’ll find a list of items on our website under “Curriculum/2019”. On your daughter’s first
day she will receive her timetable and have her option subject choices confirmed. Stationery for these subjects can then be
purchased.
Special deals available on BYO devices are available by clicking the ICT/E-Learning button Under “Student Services” on the
homepage, www.westlakegirls.school.nz.
Uniform
Only a small amount of the Westlake Uniform items available are compulsory:
• Skirt
• Blouse
• Blazer
• Black winter jacket
• Footwear (either shoes and socks, or sandals)
• PE shorts
• House t-shirt
• CYGNET t-shirt if part of the CYGNET Programme.
All other items including hats, scarves, jerseys, ties and track pants are optional. You can purchase uniform items online
from our website under “About Us/School Uniform Webshop”, or you can go into the Uniform Group’s store at Unit 10, 54
View Road, Wairau Valley. Refer to the Uniform Group’s store website (wghs.uniformgroup.co.nz/page/contact-us.aspx) for
opening hours.
In January 2019 opening hours are:
Wednesday 16 - Friday 18 January: 10am - 4pm
Saturday 19 January: 10am - 2pm
Monday 21 January - Thursday 24 January: 10am - 4pm
Friday 25 January: 10am - 2pm
During term time, the Parents Forum also run a second-hand uniform shop where you can purchase uniform items. You will
receive an email when school begins with opening hours and location for Term 1.
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First Day and beyond
Getting to and from school on the first day
Lockers
School buses will be running from Tuesday 29 January.
You can find a list of bus routes on our website under Once your daughter has her timetable, she will be able to
“Quicklinks” on the Homepage (2019 School buses). go to the Payments Office and purchase the use of a locker
for the year ($60). Please note that a locker near her Form
If you are dropping your daughter at school by car, we Class may not be the best option if her classes are mostly in
recommend using one of the surrounding streets as a drop- another part of the school. Staff in the Payments Office, will
off point. Smales Farm does not allow parking for school be able to assign her the most appropriate locker choice
drop off/collection and issue infringement tickets. based on her timetable. She should place her lock on the
locker as soon as practicable. Either combination or key
There are bike racks between B and C Blocks for cycling to locks are suitable. Your daugther will also require a padlock
school. Please ensure your daughter has a lock for her bike. for her PE locker during PE class.
The school gates are closed from 3 - 3.30pm each day for What to wear
the safety of our students, so you will be unable to enter the Students should be in correct uniform, including skirt or
school grounds to collect your daughter. We recommend culottes, blouse, and sandals or shoes/socks. See “Uniform”
arranging a drop-off and collection point in one of the in this guide for more information.
surrounding streets.
What to bring
Year 9 students - First Day Students will not need to bring their full range of stationery
When for their first day at high school. However, they should bring:
Year 9 students in 2019 start on Wednesday 30 January. It
will be a full day from 8.45am to 3.15pm, and an orientation • School bag
day for the Year 9s only. • Refill paper
• Pen
Where • BYO device
• A lock (for the locker)
Covered Courts at 8.45am for a Powhiri. Once in the gates,
• Lunch/morning tea
Year 13 Prefects will direct Year 9 students to the Covered • Water
Courts. You will find a school map in this guide.
The canteen will be open for lunch purchases and there are
What water fountains throughout the school. Your daughter will
After the welcome, students will be taken to Gym 3. There not be permitted to leave the school grounds until the day
they will be divided into Form Classes, and will then go to finishes at 3.15pm.
their classroom with their Form Teacher and classmates.
There they will receive their school diary (if purchased), Second Day
timetable, be guided to connect their device to the school
system, be given their student email address (which is a Thursday 31 January will be a Timetable Day 1 (see the Day
key way we contact our students) and be provided with Timetable in this booklet) and the first day of classes. All
the school rules and regulations. There will also be an Year 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 students go to their Form Class at
opportunity for students to get to know each other in their 8.45am.
class, and they will be taken on a guided tour for bathrooms,
lockers, cafeteria, Library, Office, Health Centre, places to Bell Times
eat lunch, and classroom blocks. They will also be shown 8.45am Form Time warning bell
how to use the Library, including topping up printing cards. 8.50am Start of Form Time
9.15am End of Form Time, Start of Period 1
10.05am End of Period 1, Start of Period 2
11.05am End of Period 2, Start of Interval
11.30am End of Interval, Start of Period 3
12.25pm End of Period 3, Start of Lunch
1.15pm End of Lunch warning bell
1.20pm End of Lunch, Start of Period 4
2.15pm End of Period 4, Start of Period 5
3.15pm End of Period 5.
You can find this timetable near the back of this guide.
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About the school system
Here are a few helpful things to know about how our school runs.
Student ID Cards
All students are required to have an ID card, which will be issued after Form and ID
photos are taken on 12 and 13 February. Cards cost $6. Photos and payment will be
taken on the day of Form photos. New students joining after 13 February will have their
photo taken at the School Office. The ID card allows access to the school library, and
printers and is a means of identification for students travelling on buses. If a card is lost
or stolen, it should be reported to the School Office.
Attendance
Absence: It is a Ministry requirement to have a written or emailed explanation of a
student’s absence in order for the correct attendance code to be assigned. Parents or
caregivers should contact the school in the morning either by emailing attendance@
westlakegirls.school.nz AND your daughter’s Form Teacher, remembering to give the
reason for the absence.
Alternatively you can call 489 4169 to talk to the Attendance Officer or press 1 to leave
a message. A message must be followed up with an email or note to your daughter’s
Form Teacher within three days of returning to school. For parents or caregivers
unable to email, a written note on the student’s return to school is expected. Medical
certificates are required for extended periods of absence, or if a student is unable to sit
an NCEA internal assessment or examination.
Lateness: Students must bring an explanatory note and give it to the Attendance
Officer upon arrival in the School Office at the Gernhoefer Admin Centre. Alternatively
email the Attendance Officer and Form Teacher.
Exiting during the day: Students needing to leave school for appointments need to
collect a form from the Attendance Officer at reception before signing out.
Going away on holiday: If there is a planned family holiday or your daughter needs to
take time off school, she must see her House Dean with a letter from a parent/caregiver
to get a Leave Form. That Form must then be filled out by all her teachers, signed by a
parent/caregiver and then returned to her Dean before the leave date.
Sickness: If your daughter becomes sick at school, she will be sent to the School Health
Centre and you will be notified if she needs to be sent home. It’s important your
daughter sees the Nurse at the Health Centre before she calls you for collection.
Uniform
Uniform items can be purchased online or in person through the Uniform Group, which
has a store at Unit 10, 54 View Road, Wairau Valley. There is also a parent-run Second-
Hand Uniform Shop at the school. For more information please visit our website and
click “About us/School uniform”. Please ensure all uniform items are named.
PE Uniform includes your specific House shirt, PE shorts and PE sport socks (Sports
tracksuit is optional).
Robust black lace-up shoes must be worn in Terms 2 and 3 and must be of a similar style
to those sold through the Uniform Shop. Jandals and fabric shoes are not permitted.
Sandals may be worn in Terms 1 and 4. These must have a back strap which must be
worn done up. Safety at school is an important issue, particularly in Technology and
Science classes. Only regulation closed-in shoes can be worn during these classes.
Students who have pierced ears may wear up to two sets of solid/plain gold or silver
studs (two in each ear) lower lobe only. Diamante and dress earrings of any design are
not acceptable. No other jewellery is permitted, except a watch. Permission to wear
necklaces of cultural significance may only be given with written permission from the
Principal. No make-up or nail polish is permitted, and hair must be well groomed and
off the face. Ribbons or ties must be black. Only hair colours in the natural human hair
range are acceptable.
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Supplementary Curriculum Resources
Blazers Along with stationery and uniform costs, there are also
Blazers are compulsory on your daughter’s House assembly Supplementary Curriculum Resources costs associated with
day. However, the wearing of blazers is optional in February your daughter’s study.
(except for class and ID photo day) due to the warmer
temperatures. At other times blazers should be worn as the A list of Supplementary Curriculum Resources can be found
first choice of an extra layer. Jerseys may be worn under the on our website under “Curriculum/2019”. The list includes
blazer. House Assembly days are: a student diary, textbook bond and Auckland Secondary
School Heads Association Levy. You can pay online through
• Monday - Akoranga/Hauraki the website by clicking the Online Payments button.
• Wednesday - Onewa
• Friday - Pupuke/Wairau If you have concerns over the payment, please contact one
of our Learning Enhancement team (see “Support”).
Westlake Network
Every student has an individual account on the Westlake
Network. Here students can create and save files, print School donation
documents, and access email and the internet for school School donations are a voluntary contribution from our
use. Access is given once parents/caregivers have signed parents to help us provide a quality education for our
the IT Cybersafety Agreement, which you will receive during students. Donations supplement locally raised funds,
your daughter’s first week at school. including money raised by our Board of Trustees and are
used for:
Her personal username is her school ID number, and her
Form Teacher will give her a password in the first week of
• Resources to support learning beyond those supplied
school. She should immediately change the password to her
own personal password. To change a password, log into the by Government grants
school network. Press “Ctrl + Alt + Delete” and from the • Additional staff beyone Ministry entitlemnet to
menu choose > Change Password. continue to offer a wide range of subject choices
• Subsidising curriculum trips to the community,
Who’s Who including teacher relief costs. These are an important
You’ll find a list of the Senior Leadership Team, Deans, way for students to connect their classroom learning
Teachers and support staff on the website under Contact/ to industry, and create opportunities for future career
Staff Contacts or Contact/House Contacts (for the Deans). If paths
you need to email someone at WGHS, use the first initial of • Updating and maintaining IT equipment, such as
their Christian name followed by their surname audio visual gear, projectors and state-of-the-art
@westlakegirls.school.nz. IE, John Smith would be computers
jsmith@westlakegirls.school.nz.
• Technology equipment for specialist subjects such as
Board of Trustees STEAM and robotics
Our School is run by a Board of Trustees comprising (as of • Specialist equipment for areas such as music, sports
January 2019) and performing arts
Board Chairperson Joy Bradfield • Extra coaching and tuition costs for groups such as
Deputy Chair Michelle Alexander sports and music
Principal Jane Stanley
Trustee Mark Robinson The school donation for 2019 is $535 (single), family is $720.
Trustee Joanna Hopkins You can pay online through the website by clicking the
Parent Trustee Mandy Curry School Donation button or Online Payments button on the
Staff Trustee Jez Scull
homepage.
Student Trustee Sania Mohammadi Jafarian
The Board is the governing body of our school and is Things to note:
responsible for setting policies by which our school is
controlled and managed. Meetings are held in February, • Your annual donation can be a one-off payment, or
April, May, July, August, September, November and you can utilise one of our four instalment options
December. For a list of dates see our website under “About • Your full or partial donation is tax deductible through
Us/Board of Trustees”. You’ll also find our Annual Reports IRD - so keep your receipt and claim back a third of
there. the donation
• A donation of more than $100 enables your daughter
Parents Forum
to receive a free Year Book at the end of the year
Our Parents Forum is a group of parents who volunteer
their time at Westlake Girls, and is led by Barbara Scholten. • Value option of $720 for families with two students or
Primarily the group runs the Second-Hand Uniform Shop more at WGHS.
and organizes events. If you are keen to get involved, email • While a full donation provides us with greater scope
Barbara at barbara@durello.co.nz. for equipping our school, we appreciate a partial
donation if there are financial constraints within your
family.
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The classroom system To make an appointment, contact one of the counsellors:
Your daughter will remain in the same Form Class and
Linda Clouston lclouston@westlakegirls.school.nz
House for her entire time at Westlake Girls High School.
Siew Lee Foo sfoo@westlakegirls.school.nz
Her subject classes, however, will have a mix of students
Barbara MacKay bmackay@westlakegirls.school.nz
from across the same Year level. This is a great way for her
Fleur Piper fpiper@westlakegirls.school.nz
to meet new people and make friends across a wide section
of the school.
Students can book an appointment by:
Homework, assessment and exams • Using the Request Counselling form in the sidebar
At Year 9 and 10, students will receive an average 1-11/2 menu of the Westlake Girls School App
hours homework each week night. Your daughter will have • Emailing our counsellors directly
units of work that are assessed by tests and assignments • Completing a counselling request form in the
during the year, and end-of-year exams in mid November counselling offices area in the administration building
that will be marked by her subject teacher, based on a strict • Visiting counsellors before school, at interval or at
set of criteria standards determined by the school. lunchtime to book an appointment
At the end of the year your daughter will receive either Our Health Centre is located in the Gernhoefer Admin
Achieve, Merit or Excellence for each subject - similar to Centre and is staffed every day from 8.30am to 3.30pm by
our Senior School assessments, however she will not receive a registered nurse. If your daughter has a chronic illness,
NCEA credits. If you have concerns over assessment or condition or injury, contact one of the nurses so we ensure
testing, please contact your daughter’s House Dean or the right people know.
subject teacher.
Ashia Ismail-Singer (Senior Nurse)
Parent Teacher Interviews Sally McGhee
There will be two parent teacher interview evenings in Term
1 on 3 and 9 April. You will be able to book appointments Both can be reached by emailing
through the Parent Portal, and details will be provided hnurse@westlakegirls.school.nz or by calling
with your daughter’s report, which you will receive through 489 4169 Ext 759
the Portal on Wednesday 27 March. Teachers will be in
classrooms right across the school, so please allow time to When your daughter is getting close to leaving high school,
walk between buildings when making your bookings. our Careers Department will be able to guide her to take
her next steps.
Support
We understand the jump from intermediate to high school
can be a big one, and we have a dedicated team to support
our students during their studies. First point of contact for
any small issues will be your daughter’s Form Teacher, and
there are also two Deans who oversee her House.
Our Learning Enhancement Department consists of a team
of four trained counsellors who students can talk to, and
there is also a Learning Support team if they need a little
more assistance to achieve their academic goals. Parents
are also able to make appointments with our counsellors to
discuss their daughter.
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What is STEAM?
Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths (STEAM)
are subjects we believe help students to widen their career
options, and remove gender stereotyping when it comes to
technical and non-traditional jobs. We want our students to
feel passionate about STEAM subjects from an early age, so
we introduced the STEAM Year 9 Enrichment Programme.
How it works:
This Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and
Mathematics programme will provide a pathway that
strengthens links between subjects and will involve some
project-based learning opportunities. Integrated into
STEAM are coding, robotics, design technology with
projects that link into several learning areas. Students will be
encouraged to be innovative and creative as they attempt
to solve real-world problems. Science and Mathematics will
be enriched with projects linking the two disciplines whilst
English and Social Studies will strengthen written and oral
communication skills and global appreciation.
Tutoring
Departments offer free tutoring in all of our core subjects Integrated into STEAM are three six-month courses that
during lunchtimes throughout the year. The times and dates involve robotics, coding, electronics and design, with
for these will be notified in the Daily Notices (see Keeping in projects that link into several learning areas. Students will be
Touch) and through Departments. There is no need to book. encouraged to be innovative and creative as they attempt
to solve real-world problems. Please note that these courses
We also offer the Smart Swans tutoring programme. Year 12 become part of her option subject choices.
and 13 students who have a high academic record volunteer
their time to tutor younger students. It can be in any subject Year 9 students are then able to apply for STEAM in Year 10.
and usually kicks in around the middle of the first term. In While STEAM does not exist in Years 11-13, the programme
the Daily Notices, students will be asked to sign up if they prepares students for advanced science and maths subjects
would like tutoring. They are then buddied up with an in those final three years.
appropriate Smart Swan, and the pair arranges to meet –
usually after school or at lunchtime. When and how long the
tutoring continues is up the students.
Streaming
We do not have a streamed system for Year 9 students.
Students who perform at a high level in Year 9 may be
invited to enter an enrichment or extension class in Year 10.
English, Maths, Science (Extension Class)
Socials Studies (Enrichment Class)
If your daughter is being considered for one or more of
these classes, you will receive a letter before Subject Choice
selection takes place (see below). If you’re interested to
know what sort of level your daughter needs to achieve in
Year 9 to be considered for an Extension/Enrichment class
in Year 10, talk to her subject teacher at our Teacher Parent
Interview Evening in April.
Subject choices for Year 10
You will receive an email during Term 4 notifying you of when
Subject Choices will be available, including instructions on
how to make selections. Your daughter will find out on her
first day in Year 10 which subject choices she has received.
Generally most students receive their first choice. Subject
choices for 2020 can only be changed until early December
2019.
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How does NCEA work?
NCEA is recognised by universities and employers both nationally and internationally
as an academic pathway designed to challenge and extend students of all abilities
and in all learning areas.
There are three levels of NCEA which are usually attained by students in specific year
levels, starting with Level 1 in Year 11, Level 2 in Year 12 and finishing with Level
3 in Year 13. University Entrance is also attained in Year 13 via an NCEA pathway.
Students are assessed by a combination of assignments which are internally marked
to strict guidelines by the school’s teachers, and by portfolios and examinations
which are externally marked.
Each level can simply be Achieved, or endorsed with either Merit or Excellence
which denotes a higher quality of work In addition to the overall level endorsement,
individual courses can also be endorsed with Merit or Excellence, acknowledging
students who have performed exceptionally well in that subject.
High-achieving students can elect to sit Scholarship exams, which provide
recognition and monetary rewards for top performing students in the country.
Students wishing to continue their studies at university in New Zealand must meet
the minimum requirements for University Entrance (UE):
• NCEA Level 3
• Approved subjects: 14 credits in each of three approved subjects at Level 3
• Literacy requirement: 10 credits at Level 2 or above, made up of 5 credits in
reading and 5 credits in writing
• Numeracy requirement: 10 credits at Level 1 or above, made up of
achievement standards in a range of subjects; or all three numeracy unit
standards 26623, 26626 and 26627
For more information on University Entrance, please see NZQA’s website
www.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea
More information will be available at our NCEA Parent Information Evening for Year
11 parents at the beginning of each year.
Cell phones
Cell phones are specifically included in the Westlake Girls High School “Cybersafety
Use Agreement for Students” as Privately-Owned ICT and thus all provisions of the
agreement apply to the appropriate use of cell phones at our school. If students
use their phones during class time without the permission of the teacher, they will
be asked to put the phone away and given a warning that if they infringe again
during the lesson they will be given an after-school detention. Students who
repeatedly offend will be referred to the Deans. This protocol will also apply to the
inappropriate use of ipods, cameras and any other similar technologies.
Bullying
If your daughter is being bullied, she should approach her Form Teacher, House
Dean, Learning Enhancement Team or any staff member. Bullying is not tolerated
at WGHS. If you have concerns about your daughter’s welfare – for any reason
– you can contact her Form Teacher, House Dean, or a member of the Learning
Enhancement Team who offer free and confidential counselling (under contacts on
our website).
Detention
Detentions are given for a range of reasons, including uniform violations, and are
held either over a lunchtime, or after school for the more serious offences. Lunchtime
detentions are to be completed on the day given. After school detentions are held
Tuesday to Thursday between 3.30 - 4.15pm. Your daughter will be given at least
24 hours’ notice of an after school detention and it takes precedence over other
activities, including after-school employment. Our detention policy is on our website
under “About us/policies”.
WGHS 2019 Parents Guide 10Lost property
All property that is labelled will be returned. Any unlabeled items will be held in the Admin Building and students should
check in with the School Office.
Clubs and making friends
A great way to get connected and make friends at high school is to join a club. We have more than 30 on offer including
philosophy, robotics, writing, kapa haka, debating, astronomy and dance.
If your daughter isn’t sure what sort of club to join, we have Mello, where students can just hang out and play board games
and get to know other students in a relaxed environment. If your daughter enjoys sports, she can join Stay and Play – an
after-school opportunity to give new sports a try.
Keep an eye on the Daily Notices at the start of the year for a list of clubs and sign-up days.
What happens at lunchtime?
Lunchtime can be a little daunting at the start, but there are lots of places around school to meet friends. Our school canteen
is open at morning tea and lunchtimes, offering a range of food items that can be paid for by cash or Eftpos. You can also
order your daughter’s lunch by clicking Student Services/School lunches on our homepage.
WGHS 2019 Parents Guide 11Keeping in touch with
what’s happening
We love communicating with the parents and caregivers of FACEBOOK
our students. There’s so much that happens in the life of our
school, and we want to make sure you have your finger on We have several Facebook pages officially associated with
the pulse! the school, including some student-run pages. These are
where we post photos, celebrate success, publicise events
The Voice and activities, and share some of the interesting things that
are happening around our school. You’ll find our latest school
You’ll receive our newsletter by email every second Friday video there, for example. Our primary Westlake Girls page is
during term time, starting on 8 February 2019. designed to be interactive – we want you to Like us!
Emails www.facebook.com/Westlakegirls
From time to time you’ll receive emails from the school over www.facebook.com/WestlakeGirlsHighSchoolAlumni
various matters. It will come from westlake@westlakegirls. www.facebook.com/WGHSLibrary
school.nz. Please do not hit reply as the address is for
outgoing email and not checked regularly. If you have a Parent Portal
general query, email office@westlakegirls.school.nz or www.westlakegirls.school.nz/Portal. Daily notices are
contact a Dean or teacher. available here and it is where you will receive your daughter’s
reports.
APP
The Westlake Girls app is the best way to find out what’s Student email
happening in the Daily Notices. That is where we announce Your daughter will be assigned a school email address at the
sports trials, club sign-ups, mufti days and other upcoming beginning of the year. This is the main way the school will
information. It’s your portal for: contact her, so it’s a good idea to get in the habit of checking
emails first thing in the morning.
• Key school contacts and absentee link
• The Parent Portal, Daily Notices, the school calendar Key contacts
and The Voice
• Term dates, maps and important school updates Website: www.westlakegirls.school.nz
• Sports information and other useful links Attendance: attendance@westlakegirls.school.nz
Nurse: hnurse@westlakegirls.school.nz
You’ll find it in the App Store under Westlake Girls High General Enquiries: office@westlakegirls.school.nz
School Staff contacts: www.westlakegirls.school.nz/staff-contacts
WEBSITE House Deans
Akoranga: Christine Casey / Will Anderton
Our school website is updated regularly and is a great
Hauraki: Louise Clouston / Soo Lee
source of news and information including our curriculum,
Onewa: Pamela Meyer / Maggie Cogger-Orr
extra-curricular activities, examination timetables, upcoming
Pupuke: Gillian Crowe /Nicola Ov
events and contact details. www.westlakegirls.school.nz
Wairau: Ella Wilson / Claire Guy
WGHS 2019 Parents Guide 12Departments and other Important Places
Building Departments
Principal, Main Office, SLT, Deans, Attendance Officer, Nurse,
Administration International Department, Conference Room, Staffroom,
Accounts, Payroll, Property Manger
Extension of M Block Reprographics
Art Department, Social Studies Department,
A Block (New) Science Department
A Block (Old) Business Studies Department, ESOL Department
Gold Swans Cafe and Hospitality facilities, Media Studies,
B Block Tech Support
C Block Mathematics
Mathematics Department, Fabric Technology, Graphic Design
D Block and Hard Materials Departments
G Block Physical Education and Health Department, Gyms
H Block English Department, Drama
Library Library, Reading Room
M Block Music Department, Careers
S Block Science Deparment, Languages Department- Japanese, Spanish,
Chinese
Māori Studies Department, Health/PE, Sports Department
P Block (prefabs)You can also read
