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WESTVILLE GILRS' HIGH SCHOOL publication

WESTVILLE GILRS' HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://www.wghs.co.za/

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Collected on 29 July 2026

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This document is a scraped/partial copy of the website content for Westville Girls’ High School (wghs.co.za). It provides general school information (vision/mission, admissions, fees, contact details, location) and describes school offerings and learner activities, including clubs and subjects such as Music, French Second Additional Language (SAL), Engineering Graphics and Design (EGD), Advanced Programme Mathematics, and Advanced Programme English. It also includes details about volunteer service/first aid badge expectations and mentions partners/initiatives like Interact and Eco-Schools.

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environmental education programmeOngoing

Join the Eco-Schools programme

Westville Girls’ High School is part of the Eco-Schools programme, which encourages environmental awareness and sustainability practices among learners.

Who it is for
learners enrolled in the school
How to act on it
Participate in school-led environmental initiatives and projects aligned with the Eco-Schools framework.
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Eco-Schools: WGHS part of Eco-Schools programme (51 countries; 10,000+ schools in South Africa mentioned)
school admission applicationOngoing

Apply now for Grade 8

Prospective learners can apply to join Westville Girls’ High School in Grade 8 by accessing the application form on the admissions page. Applicants must submit the completed form along with required documents.

Who it is for
parents or guardians of learners applying for Grade 8
How to act on it
Visit the admissions page, download the Grade 8 application form, complete it, and submit it with required documents.
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Apply now: Grade 8
campus tour bookingOngoing

Book a guided tour of the Westville Girls’ High School campus

Parents and guardians can book a guided tour of the school campus by filling in a form with their preferred date and time. A staff member will confirm the booking.

Who it is for
parents or guardians of prospective learners
How to act on it
Go to the 'Book a Tour' section on the website, fill in the form with preferred date and time, and wait for confirmation.
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Book a guided tour of the Westville Girls’ campus. You will be companied by a member of our staff, at a time slot suitable for yourself. Simply fill in the relevant form and we will get back to you with a booking confirmation.
subject enrolmentOngoing

Enrol in the Music subject (Grades 10–12)

Learners in Grades 10 to 12 may enrol in Music if they meet the entry requirements, including Trinity Grade 5 theory or UNISA Grade 4 theory, and Trinity Grade 6, UNISA Grade 6, or Royal Schools Grade 6 practical.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 10–12 at Westville Girls’ High School
How to act on it
Register for NSC Music in Grade 10 and ensure qualification in required theory and practical exams.
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Music subject (Grade 10–12): entry requirements include Trinity Grade 5 theory / UNISA Grade 4 theory and Trinity Grade 6 / UNISA Grade 6 / Royal Schools Grade 6 practical; candidates registered for NSC Music in Grade 10
community service opportunityOngoing

Volunteer for service hours to qualify for the First Aid badge

Learners who have obtained a Level 1 certificate are expected to volunteer for 10 hours. These hours count toward the First Aid badge and are recorded on school reports.

Who it is for
learners enrolled in the school who hold a Level 1 certificate
How to act on it
Participate in approved volunteer activities such as those organized through Interact or other initiatives. Record hours for submission.
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Level 1 certificate learners expected to volunteer; 10 hours eligible for First Aid badge and recorded on reports
school admission applicationOngoing

Apply now for Grades 9 – 11

Prospective learners can apply to join Westville Girls’ High School in Grades 9 to 11 by accessing the application form on the admissions page. Applicants must submit the completed form along with required documents.

Who it is for
parents or guardians of learners applying for Grades 9–11
How to act on it
Visit the admissions page, download the Grades 9–11 application form, complete it, and submit it with required documents.
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Apply now: Grades 9 – 11
language subject enrolmentOngoing

Enrol in French Second Additional Language (SAL)

Learners can study French SAL with tutoring provided by Alliance Française de Durban. They may choose to write an International Certificate instead of the NSC exam.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 10–12 at Westville Girls’ High School
How to act on it
Register for French SAL through the school and work with Alliance Française de Durban for tutoring.
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French SAL: Alliance Française de Durban tutoring; learners may write an International Certificate rather than NSC
student leadership and service clubOngoing

Join the Interact Youth Rotarian Club

Learners can participate in the Interact club, which promotes the principle of 'Service before self' through charitable activities at places like William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home, and St Philomena’s Girls’ Home.

Who it is for
learners enrolled in the school interested in community service
How to act on it
Contact the school's Learner Leadership team or sign up via the Interact section on the website.
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Interact: Youth Rotarian Club principle 'Service before self' and charitable activities (e.g., William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home, St Philomena’s Girls’ Home)
advanced subject enrolmentOngoing

Apply for Advanced Programme English

Learners seeking to take Advanced Programme English must have achieved a minimum of 70% in English to qualify.

Who it is for
learners in Grades 10–12 at Westville Girls’ High School
How to act on it
Meet the minimum requirement of 70% in English and register for the subject through the school.
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Advanced Programme English: minimum requirement stated as 70% for English

Facts

Places

eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://www.wghs.co.za/

Key Takeaways

  • Organisation: Westville Girls’ High School (WGHS)
  • Website contact: 031 266 1258; school@wghs.co.za
  • Address: 24 Westville Rd, Dawncliffe, Westville, Durban, 3629
  • Admissions: Apply now for Grade 8 and Grades 9–11 (details referenced on admissions page)
  • Interact: Youth Rotarian Club principle 'Service before self' and charitable activities (e.g., William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home, St Philomena’s Girls’ Home)
  • First Aid/Service hours: Level 1 certificate learners expected to volunteer; 10 hours eligible for First Aid badge and recorded on reports; service hours count for Grade 10 leadership applications
  • Eco-Schools: WGHS part of Eco-Schools programme (51 countries; 10,000+ schools in South Africa mentioned)
  • Music subject (Grade 10–12): entry requirements include Trinity Grade 5 theory / UNISA Grade 4 theory and Trinity Grade 6 / UNISA Grade 6 / Royal Schools Grade 6 practical; candidates registered for NSC Music in Grade 10
  • French SAL: Alliance Française de Durban tutoring; learners may write an International Certificate rather than NSC
  • Advanced Programme English: minimum requirement stated as 70% for English
  • Westville Girls’ High School (WGHS)
  • Karocki Media
  • Interact (Youth Rotarian Club)
  • William Clark Gardens
  • Cheshire Home
  • St Philomena’s Girls’ Home
  • Eco-Schools programme
  • Alliance Française de Durban
  • Trinity (exams referenced)
  • UNISA (exams referenced)
  • Royal Schools (exams referenced)