Opportunities

Learners who have completed the Level 1 First Aid certificate can volunteer their time to assist at school events such as sports functions. Completing 10 hours of service earns a badge and counts toward leadership application requirements in Grade 10.

Who it is for:

learners who have achieved Level 1 First Aid certificate

How to act on it:

Volunteer at school sporting and other functions for at least 10 hours during the year

Former students of Westville Girls’ High School can register to attend the Alumni Day 2024 event. This allows them to reconnect with the school community, participate in reunions, and view social updates and gallery content.

Who it is for:

former students of Westville Girls’ High School

How to act on it:

Visit the school's website, go to the Alumni section, and complete the registration form with personal details such as name, contact information, and graduation year.

Learners can apply for admission to Grades 9 to 11 at Westville Girls’ High School through the online application process available on the school’s website.

Who it is for:

learners applying for Grades 9 to 11

How to act on it:

Visit the school's website and click on 'Apply now: Grades 9 – 11'

Learners can study Advanced Programme English, requiring a minimum of 70% in English, with a focus on critical thinking and texts reflecting society.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Enrol in Advanced Programme English with a minimum of 70% in English

Learners can study French SAL with tutors from Alliance Française de Durban and may write the International Certificate through the same institution instead of the NSC exam.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Enrol in French SAL with support from Alliance Française de Durban

Students can join the Eco Club at Westville Girls’ High School to contribute to environmental awareness and protection efforts as part of an international programme active in over 10,000 schools in South Africa.

Who it is for:

students interested in environmental sustainability

How to act on it:

Join the Eco Club at Westville Girls’ High School

Former students of Westville Girls’ High School can register their details with the school to stay connected and receive updates.

Who it is for:

former students of Westville Girls’ High School

How to act on it:

Visit the school's website and click on 'Alumni Registration'

Learners can pursue Advanced Programme Mathematics, an extension of the standard Mathematics curriculum aimed at increasing participation in math, engineering, technology, and science careers.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Enrol in Advanced Programme Mathematics with appropriate academic background

Learners can study Life Sciences, focusing on biological systems, skills development, and career relevance in science and health-related fields.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Enrol in Life Sciences with interest in science and health careers

Learners across all grades are invited to participate in Interact, a youth Rotarian club focused on service before self, including weekly outreach visits to organisations such as William Clark Gardens, Cheshire Home, and St Philomena’s Girls’ Home.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Participate in weekly outreach visits and ongoing projects managed by the Interact club

Learners can study EGD, which prepares them for careers in engineering, architecture, and design, and includes a PAT component with specific suitability criteria.

Who it is for:

learners in Grades 10–12

How to act on it:

Enrol in EGD with consideration of suitability criteria

Learners can apply for admission to Grade 8 at Westville Girls’ High School through the online application process available on the school’s website.

Who it is for:

learners applying for Grade 8

How to act on it:

Visit the school's website and click on 'Apply now: Grade 8'