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Students who show particular talent in their sport may be selected for elite squads that receive specialised training from experts. These squads focus on nurturing high-potential athletes across age groups.
Each boy undergoes a physical assessment during a conditioning period, with monitoring of normative, social, and emotional development to support holistic growth.
All boys at Westville Boys' High School can participate in a range of sports during scheduled timetabled periods. These sessions include skills-based training under the supervision of selected coaches and are designed to support physical, social, and emotional development.
Learners in Grades 10, 11, and 12 can take Dramatic Arts as a subject for Matric purposes, preparing them for final examinations and higher education or career paths in performance.
All learners in Grades 8 and 9 at Westville Boys' High School can study Dramatic Arts as a subject, providing foundational training in theatre and performance.
Students can participate in cultural evenings, dance festivals, and the annual Shakespeare Schools’ Festival, which are regularly staged to promote performing arts engagement across the school.
Students interested in taking Music as a Matric subject must register through external academies like Trinity College London, and will be integrated into school ensembles and productions.
Students and female learners from other local schools can audition for roles in Westville Boys' High School's major annual productions, which include musicals, dramatic plays, and Shakespearean works. These productions are professionally staged and offer performance opportunities across various genres.
Students from Westville Boys' High School can participate in winter sports events against other schools such as Hilton, DHS, College, Atholton, NWD 14A, Kloof, and Newforest. These include hockey, rugby, tennis, and volleyball.
Students who competed in tennis events received recognition for their performance, including medals and special mentions. For example, Nicholas Ullyett won first place in Boy's Singles U16, while Eli Jack was commended for playing his first KZN event.
Students at Westville Boys' High School can participate in the cricket programme, which is part of the school's broader sports offerings.
Rugby is offered as a sport at Westville Boys' High School, allowing students to engage in competitive and developmental rugby activities.
