NEWSLETTER-2023
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Year End Newsletter-2023
This is the final newsletter of the 2023 academic year, summarising key events, achievements, and announcements from Westville Girls' High School.
- Who it is for
- learners, parents, staff, and school community
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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Year End Newsletter- 2023 06 Feb
Term 1 Newsletter 2025
This is a school newsletter published for Term 1 of 2025, containing updates and information from Westville Girls' High School. It is available for reading and reference.
- Who it is for
- learners, parents, staff, and members of the school community
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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Term 1 Newsletter 2025 25 Apr
Term 2 Newsletter 2025
This is a school newsletter published for Term 2 of 2025, containing updates and information from Westville Girls' High School. It is available for reading and reference.
- Who it is for
- learners, parents, staff, and members of the school community
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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Term 2 Newsletter 2025 05 Sep
Join the Interact Youth Rotarian Club
Students can participate in Interact, a youth service club that promotes 'Service before self'. Activities include weekly visits to charitable organisations like William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home, and St Philomena’s Girls’ Home, as well as managing feeding schemes at disadvantaged schools.
- Who it is for
- all grades at Westville Girls' High School
- How to act on it
- Contact the school or visit the 'What we Offer' section on the website to express interest
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Interact is a Youth Rotarian Club and its guiding principle is ‘Service before self’. The learners are involved in a variety of charitable activities that extend themselves outside of school life. These include weekly outreach visits to organisations such as William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home and St Philomena’s Girls’ Home and managing ongoing projects throughout the year, including feeding schemes at disadvantaged schools. All grades are invited to participate.
Term 1 Newsletter 2026
This is a school newsletter published for Term 1 of 2026, containing updates and information from Westville Girls' High School. It is available for reading and reference.
- Who it is for
- learners, parents, staff, and members of the school community
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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Term 1 Newsletter 2026 29 Jul
WGHS 2024 Yearbook
This is the official yearbook of Westville Girls' High School for 2024, featuring photos, memories, and achievements of the school year. It is available for access and review.
- Who it is for
- learners, alumni, parents, and staff of Westville Girls' High School
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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WGHS 2024 Yearbook 28 Jan
WGHS 60th- Term 1 & 2 Newsletter
This is a special commemorative newsletter celebrating the 60th anniversary of Westville Girls' High School, covering both Term 1 and Term 2. It includes historical reflections and current events.
- Who it is for
- learners, parents, alumni, and members of the school community
- How to act on it
- Visit the school website and navigate to the 'Author Archives' section under 'Sesethu Senene'
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WGHS 60th- Term 1 & 2 Newsletter 25 Jul
Join the Eco Club
Students can join the Eco Club to contribute to environmental sustainability efforts. Westville Girls' High School is part of the international Eco-Schools programme, which promotes environmental awareness across over 10,000 schools in South Africa.
- Who it is for
- learners at Westville Girls' High School
- How to act on it
- Express interest through the school's 'What we Offer' section or contact the school directly
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Westville Girls' High School is part of the Eco-Schools programme, which is an international programme that is based on creating awareness and protecting our environment. The programme is active in 51 countries around the world and more than 10,000 schools in South Africa have joined this programme. By joining our Eco Club, you can help make a difference.
Volunteer for First Aid Service Hours
Learners with a Level 1 First Aid certificate can volunteer at school events to earn service hours. Completing 10 hours of service qualifies them for the First Aid badge and records the hours on their academic reports.
- Who it is for
- learners at Westville Girls' High School who have completed Level 1 First Aid certification
- How to act on it
- Register with the school and volunteer at sporting and other functions throughout the year
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Learners who have achieved the Level 1 certificate are expected to volunteer their time to assist the school at sporting and other functions throughout the year. This time will count towards the school service hours required for application for Leadership Positions in Grade 10. Learners who complete 10 hours of service in a year will be eligible to receive the First Aid badge and to have their service recorded on their reports.
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Reference
NEWSLETTER-2023
Key Takeaways
- Author archive: Sesethu Senene (WGHS website)
- Newsletter listings include: Term 1 Newsletter 2026 (29 Jul), Term 2 Newsletter 2025 (05 Sep), Term 1 Newsletter 2025 (25 Apr), WGHS 2024 Yearbook (28 Jan), WGHS 60th- Term 1 & 2 Newsletter (25 Jul), Year End Newsletter-2023 (06 Feb)
- Contact details shown: 031 266 1258; school@wghs.co.za; address 24 Westville Rd, Dawncliffe, Westville, Durban, 3629
- Music (Grade 10–12) entry requirements: Theory equivalent Trinity Grade 5 or UNISA Grade 4; Practical equivalent Trinity Grade 6 or UNISA Grade 6 or Royal Schools Grade 6; candidates registered for NSC Music in Grade 10
- French SAL: Alliance Française de Durban tutoring; learners opted for International Certificate via Alliance Française instead of NSC
- First Aid: Level 1 certificate learners expected to volunteer; 10 hours/year eligible for First Aid badge and recorded on reports; service hours count toward Grade 10 leadership applications
- Eco Club: WGHS part of Eco-Schools programme (51 countries; 10,000+ schools in South Africa)
- Westville Girls’ High School (WGHS)
- Sesethu Senene
- Interact (Youth Rotarian Club)
- William Clark Gardens
- Cheshire Home
- St Philomena’s Girls’ Home
- Eco-Schools programme
- Alliance Française de Durban
- Trinity (exams)
- UNISA (exams)
- Royal Schools (exams)
- ANCWL
- Albertina Sisulu