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This is a public speaking competition open to Grade 10 learners from various schools in KwaZulu-Natal. Participants deliver speeches on current social, ethical, and global issues such as gun control, human trafficking, and environmental concerns. The event aims to promote critical thinking, eloquence, and leadership among youth.
Multiple football teams from Westville Boys' High School competed against Maritzburg College and Holy Family College, with mixed results including wins, losses, and draws across different age groups.
The indoor hockey teams from Westville Boys' High School played matches at Westville, winning against Glenwood 1st but losing to Kearsney 1st. The U14A team drew with Glenwood 14A.
The under-15 water polo team from Westville Boys' High School participated in a pre-season tournament at Maritzburg College, winning matches against College, Michaelhouse, Hilton, and Northwood (in a separate match), while losing to Clifton and Glenwood.
The first golf team from Westville Boys' High School defeated Kearsney 1st team with a score of 3-1.
Students from Westville Boys High School and Westville Girls High School can participate in major theatrical productions, including acting, choreography, and technical roles, as part of the school’s cultural activities programme.
Former students of Westville Boys' High School can join the Old Boys Foundation to stay connected with alumni and contribute to the school’s legacy.
Individuals and organisations can support the Griffin Legacy Educational Trust, which provides educational opportunities and resources to students at Westville Boys' High School.
Prospective students can apply for admission to Westville Boys' High School, which is known for its strong academic performance and high standards in education.
The Matric Class of 2015 was invited to attend the Matric Speech Night and Prize-Giving event, where they received recognition and appreciation from the headmaster and school leadership.
All top-performing sportsmen from Westville Boys' High School in 2014 were honoured at the annual Sports Prize Giving event. This includes recognition for outstanding achievements across multiple sports such as swimming, rugby, soccer, hockey, tennis, golf, and water polo.
This is the highest honour bestowed by Westville Boys' High School, awarded to exceptional achievers. In this instance, it was given to two former students: Brad Rowe, SA Men’s Waterpolo Coach, and Leith Shankland, SA Olympic Swimming and Commonwealth Games Silver Medalist.
