Course counselling is due to begin the week commencing 9th of August 2021. During the SACE information evening on the 10th of August, students and their families will be provided with details ... Read More
Dear Parent/Caregiver, On Tuesday the 20th of July the Premier announced a 7-day state-wide lockdown starting at 6.00pm tonight. Wednesday is a pupil free day and only the children of essential workers ... Read More
Refugee Week 2021 For many refugees, their journey doesn’t end when they reach Australian shores. Upon arrival they often have to grapple with a sense of belonging in a new and foreign ... Read More
I’m pleased to announce that 2019 school captain and Youth Opportunities graduate Louis Potter and current Year 11 student and Youth Opportunities graduate Jonathan Mitchell have been successful in applying to attend ... Read More
During the past week, our Stage 1 Music class had the pleasure of working with Adelaide composer Belinda Gehlert as part of a collaborative project with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra called Silos ... Read More
At Woodville High School during Reconciliation Week, we have made a commitment as a community to develop a Reconciliation Action Plan. Our first steps to begin this journey was to listen to ... Read More
We are pleased to announce that Parents and Students can now make payments for a range of school items using QKR. QKR can be downloaded on Mobile devices for ease of access ... Read More
There are now many avenues available for students who wish to gain entry to University: Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) Alternative Entry, based on Year 11 results (University of Adelaide) Alternative Entry, ... Read More
Achieving the SACE is based on students’ ability to show what they have learned during their studies. For some students, this can be made difficult due to circumstances beyond their control. The ... Read More
June is Pride Month and at Woodville High School we have a number of students for whom this is important. Pride stands for “Promote Respect, Inclusion and Dignity for Everyone”. At the ... Read More