Opportunities

The school offers an Eco Club as part of the Eco-Schools programme, an international programme focused on creating awareness and protecting the environment. By joining the Eco Club, learners can help make a difference.

Who it is for

learners who want to join the Eco Club

How to act on it

Join the school’s Eco Club.

You can read and download the Term 1 Newsletter 2026 to catch up on highlights, achievements, and memorable moments from the first term at Westville Girls’ High School.

Who it is for

people who want to read the school’s Term 1 Newsletter 2026

How to act on it

Use the “Download Newsletter” link on the page.

Learners who complete 10 hours of service in a year are eligible to receive the First Aid badge, and their service will be recorded on their reports.

Who it is for

learners completing 10 hours of service in a year

How to act on it

Complete 10 hours of service in a year through the school’s First Aid volunteering activities.

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 service counts towards Grade 10 leadership application service hours, and completing 10 hours makes them eligible for a First Aid badge with the service recorded on their reports.

Who it is for

learners who have achieved the Level 1 certificate

How to act on it

Volunteer their time to assist the school at sporting and other functions throughout the year.

Learners can join Interact, a Youth Rotarian Club guided by “Service before self”, to take part in weekly outreach visits and ongoing charitable projects throughout the year. All grades are invited to participate.

Who it is for

all grades of learners at the school

How to act on it

Participate in Interact activities (including weekly outreach visits and ongoing projects) as invited by the school.