WHS Newsletter | Issue 3.05 | 23 August 2024

Principal's Message

Kia ora koutou katoa and welcome to the end of another really good week here at Wakatipu High School, in which WHS’ great all-round education was on full-display. 

Our Year 12 and Year 13 school exams concluded on Tuesday and it was great to see all the students back at school on Wednesday. The school exams provide an excellent opportunity for students to practise studying, consolidate their learning from the first two-thirds of the year, and to practise ‘performing under pressure’. Achieving well in external exams is something that takes practice and determination, and with final exams beginning in November, and there only being 6 school weeks before end of year Prizegivings, the school exams signal the time for students to ramp up their study and start preparing. Results from exams will be available by Friday 6 September, at the latest. 

On Monday, our teacher only day was used to upskill teachers with the explicit teaching of structured literacy, focused on writing skills and structures, including the Single Paragraph Outline (SPO). It was a useful and important day for teaching and learning, and we are making good progress with our upskilling of Structured Literacy practice. While we were pleased to see that a good percentage of Year 10 and Year 11 students have achieved their literacy and numeracy corequisite exams, there is still more work to do, and students need to continue developing their numeracy and literacy skills both at school and at home. Be sure to check the Portal and if your student has not yet passed one of the three corequisites, see below for some supports that are available, all of which were published last week. 

In the sporting arena, last Saturday I had the privilege of watching our Senior Girls Netball team surge back from quite a deficit to win the local netball competition for the first time in 7 years. A huge congratulations to them and their coaches. On Monday, our Senior Boys Basketball team won the Central Otago competition giving WHS a clean sweep of the CO comp, winning the Senior Boys A and B grade and the Senior Girls A and B grade. Congratulations again to all the players and coaches. Yesterday was our annual sports exchange with Mt Aspiring College, which was played with great pride and energy and ended up in a hard fought draw (see below for full set of results). The number of extracurricular opportunities on offer at WHS in the Arts, Sports, Leadership, Academic, Cultural and Service simply couldn’t happen to the extent that it does without the amazing support from parents and the community. To all those who help facilitate these opportunities, we can’t thank you enough for your time and effort that you give each week and year. 

As per the last few newsletters, planning for the 2025 academic year is well underway, including that all students option selections should now be complete. We now start to roll out our 2025 student leadership opportunities, including student representatives on the Board of Trustees, Head Students, Lead Prefects and House Leaders, more details will be in the Sunday email out to students. 

Be sure to read through the newsletter, which includes a few final reminders for the following:

• Parent Evening - Consent and Care on Thursday 29 August
• Whānau Hui - next Friday 30 August
• Health Consultation Survey - closes on Monday, 2 September 
  
• Branches Evening - for all Year 10 parents/caregivers on 11 September
  
• Cultural Blues and Sports Blues Nominations are open now.

With the days getting longer and spring fast approaching, puffer jackets will not be permitted to be worn at school from Monday 2 September. Students should find their jerseys and wear these under their blazer on cold days.

Please be sure to have a read through another comprehensive newsletter and have a fantastic weekend.

Ngā mihi,

Oded Nathan
Principal/Tumuaki

Key Dates

Mt Aspiring College Exchange

Yesterday, Mount Aspiring College hosted our school for the annual Sports Exchange. Students from WHS involved in different sports teams travelled to MAC to compete in various matches. This exchange is always enjoyable for both schools, and it was great to see the sportsmanship displayed by both sides throughout the day which resulted in a 7-all draw overall. A big thank you to our coaches, umpires, staff members, and all the students who represented WHS with pride.

Girls Basketball - won 79-27
Senior A Boys Basketball - won 73-38
Junior A Boys Basketball - won 36-33
U15 Rugby - won 55-26
Girls 1st XV Rugby - lost  52-14
Boys 1st XV Rugby - lost  38-14
Girls 1st XI  Football - lost  5-0
Boys 1st XI Football - won 3-0
Mixed A Hockey - lost  3-1
Senior A Netball - lost 24-23
Senior B Netball - lost 25-21
10A Netball - won 22-17
9A Netball - lost 29-12
Senior A Girls Volleyball - won 2-0

Tutorials Available for Those Sitting Literacy and Numeracy Corequisites

The next corequisite round, for those still requiring credits to complete their literacy and/or numeracy corequisite will be held on the following dates:
Friday, 13 September - Writing corequisite
Monday, 16 September - Numeracy corequisite
Wednesday, 18 September - Reading corequisite

Parents/caregivers and students can expect to receive an email in the next week if they will be enroled in any of these corequisite exams detailing exactly which ones they should be sitting.

Our literacy and numeracy teachers have put in place a number of supports to help students prepare for these.

• Supported Study is offered every Thursday in the Maths department from 3:20 - 4:20 pm for numeracy
• Tutorials are held every Thursday in Waipuna from 3:20 - 4:20 pm for reading and writing

Other numeracy support and interventions for those who didn’t achieve the numeracy corequisite include:

• Year 10’s
• Education Perfect has been assigned to all students to complete during Ako time and at home.
• Classes are working through a Numeracy workbook with a range of practice assessments.
• In-class learning focused on the Numeracy assessment will continue.

• Year 11 - 13
• Quizzes have been assigned for students to complete during Ako time. These are 9 question quizzes that cover the 3 outcomes required to achieve the numeracy corequisite. The quizzes are intended only to take around 15 minutes or so to complete.  When finished the students must "View their results" to see how they went - the intent is that they learn from mistakes made. Please encourage your students to do them and help them if necessary.

Other Literacy (reading and writing) support and interventions for those who didn’t achieve the reading and/or writing corequisite include:

• Year 10 and Year 11 students
  
  • Education Perfect tasks have been assigned to students, based on results from the first corequisite.

• All students
• Based on the first corequisite results, students will be given booklets focusing on reading and/or writing skills to work through. The questions in these booklets are specifically designed to help develop skills for the corequisite exams. 

A daytime workshop will be held for all students in the week before the exams to review the best ways to approach these assessments.

Students are able to practice previous assessments via the NZQA website - click here.

2024 Health Education Consultation Survey

The Education Act requires schools to consult with the community at least once every two years about how the school will implement its Health Education. We would appreciate it if you could please click the link below and complete the Health Education Consultation Survey. 

Health Education is taught to every student in Years 9 and 10 at Wakatipu High School as part of the broad base of the NZ Curriculum. For year 9 and 10 students, Health Education is integrated with Physical Education and students will complete one semester of this in Year 9 and a second semester in Year 10. Students will learn about relationship and sexuality education, decision making skills around a variety of relevant youth health issues as well as resilience building skills. Level 4 and Level 5 of the NZ Curriculum for Health and Physical Education will be covered, details of which can be found here. 

It should be noted that in addition to the above, a parent has the right to request that their child is withdrawn from any aspect of the Relationship and Sexuality Education programme component of the health curriculum. Details of this process are provided to all parents in advance of the teaching and learning associated with the Relationship and  Sexuality Education unit.

Our Health Education programme extends into the senior school as students can choose Health as an optional NCEA subject for students in Years 11, 12 and 13. 

There are also a range of other in-school programmes used to deliver Health Education to students, details of which will be made available to students and parents.  

Please click this link to complete the 2024 Health Education Community Consultation Survey. 

This Consultation Survey will close at 9 am on Monday 2 September, after which feedback will be discussed with any changes to the Health Curriculum outlined to all parents, caregivers and students.  

Parent Series: Consent and Care - 7 pm Thursday, August 29

Unite and Celebrate: Wakatipu High School’s First Multicultural Week!

Hey everyone! The Multicultural Council is thrilled to announce our very first Multicultural Week, running next week from Monday to Friday, August 26 -30. This is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the amazing diversity that makes our school so special, and we’ve lined up a week full of exciting activities that you don’t want to miss!

All week long, check out the giant map near the library entrance, where you can pin where you’re from and showcase our school’s global connections.

We’ll kick off on Monday with our Multicultural Trivia Tournament during Break 3 in the theatre - there are prizes up for grabs, so make sure you get involved!

Throughout the week, be sure to catch some incredible cultural performances in the foyer during Break 2: the Pasifika Dance Group on Tuesday, Kapa Haka on Wednesday, and the lively Pinoy Band on Thursday.

On Friday we’re featuring Cultural Clothes Day as a non-uniform day! Come dressed in your traditional costume or something to represent your culture, and don’t forget to bring a gold coin during AKO time to support the Red Cross. Make sure to visit the Foyer and take photos to showcase your culture pride! (Don’t hesitate to share your picture to our Instagram account to be in for prizes!)

Let’s make this a week to remember as we come together to celebrate the rich diversity within our school!

The Multicultural Council

Have you got what it takes? - Year 12 Physical Education ‘Get up and Go’ week

Monday 26 August - Thursday 29 August 

There is no doubt that participating in physical activities is good for your overall well-being (hauora). The benefits of being physically active throughout your lifespan are numerous. Physical activity or exercise can improve your health and reduce the risk of developing several diseases like type 2 diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease. Physical activity and exercise can have immediate and long-term health benefits. Most importantly, regular activity can improve your quality of life.

While many young people are involved in sport or recreation activities, the number of young people involved in physical activities is certainly decreasing at an alarming rate.

The Get Up and Go Week is a programme that aims to encourage people to get up, get active, and give things a go. This year, the Year 12 Physical Education students are embarking on an intervention programme whereby they work as part of a group to choose, plan, and implement a physical activity event/opportunity as part of Wakatipu High School’s Get Up and Go Week.

Let's go!  See you all NEXT WEEK!

Year 10 Branches Parent Information Evening

SAT 2024/2025 Test Dates

WHS is one of the New Zealand testing centres for students taking the SATs, the standardized test for college admission in the United States.  If you wish to take the test please register online at https://www.collegeboard.org/ and the test will be delivered here at the school.

2024 SAT dates are as follows:
December 7

2025 SAT dates are as follows
March 8
May 13

If you need any further information, please contact Marcelo Carneiro: mcarneiro@wakatipu.school.nz

Marcelo Carneiro
Director of International Students

Sport and Active Recreation News

Sports Blues Nominations

Wakatipu High School's Sports Blues Awards will be held in the WHS Theatre on Tuesday, 22 October. Sports Blues acknowledge excellent achievement and performance across all sports from term 4 2023 to the end of the term 3 holidays 2024.

Sports Blues nominations are now open and close at 5 pm on Friday, September 6. 

Below is the Nomination Form and the Sports Blues Criteria for 2024. The Sports Department collates many of the results (as shared in the Newsletter and Sports Facebook Page) but you are welcome to complete a form to ensure we have all of the correct details. Students, parents and coaches are welcome to complete nomination forms. If you are unsure and have questions regarding this process, please email Sian at directorofsport@wakatipu.school.nz

https://forms.gle/yvfRDQ6CwMZwhC1cA

Winter Sport Finals

Our winter sports teams have had a strong finish to their competition seasons, with a number of our basketball, football, hockey, netball, and rugby teams playing in finals this week. A shout out to the Senior A Netball team who won the Premier Grade of the Wakatipu Netball Competition, and the 2nd XV Rugby team who won the Senior Grade of the Otago Schools Comp! Our basketball teams also took out the Senior A and B Girls and Boys Grades of the Central Otago Basketball Comp.

See below for more details on the Basketball, Netball and Rugby finals! Hockey and Football wraps to come in next week's newsletter.

Basketball

On Monday WHS hosted the finals of the Central Otago Senior Boys A grade Basketball competition. Our Senior A boys were victorious against Dunstan High with a convincing 70-31 win. The 3rd/4th game was a WHS v WHS match up, with the 11A team taking on Junior A. It was a very tight first half but the 11A boys pulled away in the second to secure 3rd with a 46-33 win.

That brings the Central Otago Senior Competition to a close for 2024, with WHS securing the wins in every grade! A huge thank you to all of the coaches, drivers, and referees for their support throughout the comp. The Junior Competition continues on a Monday this term.

• Boys A Grade: 1st WHS Senior A, 3rd WHS 11A,  4th WHS Junior A
• Boys B Grade: 1st WHS Dream Team, 5th WHS Y12, 6th WHS Cyclones
• Girls A Grade: 1st WHS Junior A
• Girls B Grade: 1st WHS Waka Dogs, 2nd WHS Y12.

Netball

Congratulations to our Senior A, 10A, and Waka Hoopers Netball teams who won the Premier, Senior A and Senior B grades of the Wakatipu Netball Centre competition on Saturday. It was a thrilling final in the Premier Grade with the WHS Senior A team clinching a 29-28 win over ARC Lonestar to take home the Championship Cup. Defender Izzy Burgess was named MVP of the finals. Congratulations also to Senior A players Bridget O’Malley who was named Most Achieved, and Neive McLeod Official of the Year.

In the Senior A Grade WHS 10A won both the Championship and First Round Cup, defeating ARC Steve Geary 34-24. Nina Matulino was named MVP. The Senior B final was a WHS v WHS showdown, with Senior White taking on Waka Hoopers. Waka Hoopers clinched the win 16-15 in a 4 minute overtime to earn the Championship Cup, with Senior White awarded the WHS Conduct Cup. Holly McChlery was named MVP. Thanks to all of the coaches involved and to the Wakatipu Netball Centre for another fantastic season!

Rugby

The 2nd XV team were presented with the Otaru Cup after winning Senior Division One of the Otago Schools Rugby Competition. The team has had a solid season, securing a home semi final (63-7 v Otago Boys’ High School 3rd XV) and then final. The team put on a strong performance to secure a 28-19 win against Otago Boys’ High School Colts Blue in front of a great home crowd.

In the Intermediate grade the U15 team finished a respectable 2nd place in the round robin format. Their final match up was against Otago Boys’ Colts Red, with both teams sitting at the top of the table going into the last game. It was a closely fought final, with Otago Boys’ taking the win 24-19.

The U14 team finished 2nd in their top 8 pool in the Junior Grade (with no 3rd/4th game played) after a number of convincing wins throughout their season. The Senior XV also secured some solid wins in the Bottom 6 round of the Senior Grade.

The 1st XV performed well against top teams in the Freeman Roofing Southern Schools Rugby Championship. Their final match of the season saw the team draw 19-19 against Southland Boys’ High School 2nd XV, who went on to win the Division Two SSRC Trophy.

Otago Country

Congratulations to Keegan Green, Ben Hogan, Angus O’Neill, and Xavier Small who were selected for the Otago Country Under 18 Squad. Rihari Hollebon, Tama Kopa, Lucius Lockhart, Tevita Ratulevu and Charlie Rule have also been selected to represent Otago Country in the South Island U16 Tournament. Well done all!

Snowsports

The South Island Secondary Schools Ski and Snowboard Championships were held at Cardrona Ski Field last weekend. A huge congratulations to Emily Harris, Jess McCaw and Georgia Marshall who won the Ski Female Giant Slalom Team Event! In the individual Ski Female GS placings WHS took out 3 top 5 finishes - with Emily Harris 1st, Jess McCaw 3rd and Georgia Marshall 5th. An awesome day of racing!

Keep Us Informed

The Sports Department would love to hear from you if you know of any awesome sporting achievements from our students! Please send through details/results and photos to Sian at shorn@wakatipu.school.nz so we can share and celebrate these as a school.

Support Sport at WHS

Support the team by liking the Wakatipu High School Sports Facebook page. This is the best way to stay up to date with the successes of our athletes and teams and celebrate their great achievements!

https://www.facebook.com/WakatipuHighSchoolSports/ 

Sian Horn
Director of Sport

Arts Department News

Cultural Blues Nominations

Cultural Blues nominations are now open until Friday, September 6 at 5.00pm. The purpose of the Cultural Blues is to celebrate the Arts and recognise Contribution, Leadership and Achievement Awards in Visual Arts (Painting, Design and Photography), Performing Arts (Drama, Speech, Dance and Kapa Haka) and Music. These awards recognise the time of involvement from the beginning of Term 4 2023 to the end of Term 3 holidays 2024. 

Below is a link to the nomination form and the criteria for 2024. We collate many results ourselves as an Arts department but you are welcome to complete a form to ensure we have all of your details correct. Students, parents and mentors are welcome to complete nomination forms. 

Please read the criteria before filling out the attached form. Note that students must supply proof of achievement by submitting copies of certificates or written letters from coaches, teachers, event coordinators, judges, etc. Nominees will be notified if their application has been successful. 

If you are unsure and have questions regarding this process, please see Mrs Cooper in the Music Department office beside classroom OR3 or email me at scooper@wakatipu.school.nz

Criteria can be found at:  https://shorturl.at/qbWWs

Nomination forms can be found here:  https://forms.gle/4x3vZP1A9zPMHZoR7

Artist of the Week: Joe Leyden

Joe is a standout student whose dedication to the craft of acting has recently been recognised with an Excellence in Acting Award at the local Theatrefest event held at the end of July. Joe's passion for the performing arts shines through in every role he takes on, bringing characters to life with a unique blend of confidence and emotional depth. His strong acting abilities, coupled with his caring nature, make him not only a talented performer but also a valued member of our drama community. Whether on stage or in rehearsals, Joe's commitment to his craft is evident in how he approaches each role with seriousness and enthusiasm. Joe's recent award is a testament to his hard work, talent, and the bright future that lies ahead of him in the performing arts. We are incredibly proud of his achievements and look forward to seeing how he continues to grow and inspire others in the world of drama. Congratulations  Joe.

Showing Off  - Senior Art Exhibition - finishes this Sunday!

Showing Off is an exhibition that features a collection of Paintings, Designs and Photographic work. The exhibition will run until 25 August at the Lakes District Museum in Arrowtown, so please tell all your family and friends to come and enjoy the work on display. 

All artworks will be eligible for prizes with one for each discipline. These are “People’s Choice” awards so the winners will be contacted after the exhibition ends. Trinity Construction has been generously sponsoring the prizes for this event for many years and we thank them for their support. 

Out and About

There are a number of Musicians in the school who are keen to play out and about in the Community, koha would be appreciated.  Please contact Alison Price for more information at aprice@wakatipu.school.nz

Extracurricular groups - Groups have restarted for the term and some have been adjusted, but students should be up to date with all updates as they are posted on the Performing Arts Classroom Group.  

• Jazz Combo - Monday 8 am / Wednesday 8 am
• Guitar - Monday Break 2
• Songwriting - Wednesday 8.15 am
• Digital Music Production - Wednesday Break 2
• Junior Jazz - Wednesday Break 2
• Jazz Full Band - Wednesday 3.20 pm
• Chamber Music Group - Thursday Break 2
• Senior Singing - Thursday 3.15pm

Keep checking each of the  Classroom Groups for more details and updates

Term 3 already shaping up to be a very busy time in the Art and performing arts departments, here is a quick look at what is happening in Term 3

1-25 August - Showing Off Student Art Exhibition

31 August - Entries for Strange Art (album cover art) Competition close

5 September - Invercargill Jazz Festival

11-12 September - Lip Sync Battle

14 September - Performing Arts Showcase at Te Atamira

3 November - Central Sound Waves

Te Atamira - is a multi-purpose arts and cultural space at Remarkables Park Town Centre - check out what is happening at Te Atamira here

Te Wahi Toi - Nau mai, haere mai, Te Wāhi Toi is the meeting place and online directory for Queenstown and Wānaka’s creative community.  Find them here

Let us Know
The Arts department would like to know about any artistic achievements that students have attained outside of school be it in Drama, Dance, Music or Visual Arts. Please send details and photos to artscoordinator@wakatipu.school.nz

Support the Arts
We are always looking for local professional performing and visual artists to visit our school and run workshops for our students. If you or someone you know is interested, please contact Mrs Cooper the Arts Coordinator at artscoordinator@wakatipu.school.nz

Instagram Page
Follow our school’s Instagram page for recent successes or news within the school’s Arts Department at whsartdepartment.

Careers

Are you curious about a career in aeronautical engineering?

Calling all aspiring aeronautical engineers! Senior students are invited to join us for a session with Ben Farmer from Salus Aviation on Friday 30 August at 9:00 am. Ben is a leading industry expert. This is a must-attend event for anyone interested in pursuing a career in aeronautical engineering or curious about the industry. Seats are limited, so secure your spot by clicking here.

Tertiary Course Planning in Term 3

University Liaison Officers visit Wakatipu High School during Term 3 to assist with course planning and help you transition smoothly from school to university.

These sessions are designed to explore your individual interests and put together your first-year course. It's the perfect opportunity to ask questions, seek advice, and get a better understanding of what each university has to offer. Whether you have a clear plan in mind or are still exploring your options, these visits will provide valuable guidance and support.

The scheduled visits are as follows:

• University of Canterbury: Monday 26 August https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/747
• Victoria University of Wellington: Monday  9 September https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/213
• Lincoln University: Tuesday 27 August https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/745
• University of Auckland: Friday 13 September: https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/798
• Massey University: Monday 16 September https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/52
• Auckland University of Technology: Monday 16 September https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/112
• University of Otago: Friday 20 September https://wakatipu.careerwise.school/post/217

If you are interested in coming along to any of these sessions please sign up using the links provided.

Explore Scholarship Opportunities for WHS Students!

We are excited to let you know that there are some fantastic local scholarship opportunities available to WHS students.

David Geddes RSA Memorial Scholarship

We are pleased to announce that the David Geddes Memorial Scholarship is now open for applications! This scholarship, valued at $1,000, was established by David’s family and the Queenstown RSA to honor his commitment to community service. It’s a lasting tribute to the impact he made in our community. We encourage students who share his passion for service to apply.

Please email your completed application to bnewman@wakatipu.school.nz by 1:00 pm on Friday 27 September.

Margaret Templeton Scholarship

We’re thrilled to share that the Margaret Templeton Scholarship is now open for applications! This scholarship, valued at $15,000 over three years ($5,000 per year), is here to support students in the Wakatipu Basin who may face financial challenges in pursuing tertiary education.

To make sure the scholarship goes to those who need it most, applicants will need to provide some details about their financial situation, including that of their parents.

Applications are due at the Careers Hub by midday on 26 September, so that we can submit them to Anderson Lloyd by 27 September. Please remember to place the Household Income Questionnaire in a sealed envelope—this information is confidential and will only be reviewed by the scholarship trustees.

Please refer to the links below.

Kate Moetaua Foundation Scholarship
Kate Moetaua was a much loved drama and arts teacher, and Dean of Mackenzie house at Wakatipu High School who sadly passed away in 2018 when she was only 45. Kate was passionate about arts, drama and sports. She directed the school musicals and set up the drama academy known as the Kate Moetaua Collective in Queenstown.

Kate inspired so many people and one of her final wishes was for a foundation that supported young talented people in the sporting, arts, cultural, and education arenas, especially where families may be experiencing financial hardship. Now in its sixth year, over 20 students have received funding from the foundation to help them pursue their dreams.

Kate's family are the trustees of the Kate Moetaua Foundation assisted by the Wakatipu Community Foundation, who work together to realise Kate's legacy. Up to $3,000 in total will be granted in scholarships to students currently in years 9-13 in 2024 by the Kate Moetaua Foundation. 

To find out more about the Kate Moetaua Foundation, read about the past recipients or to apply for the 2024 scholarship, visit www.katemoetauafoundation.org

Application link

Applications are now open and will close on 31 August, 5 pm 2024.

Unlock Your Engineering Future with the Meyer Cruden Scholarship

The Meyer Cruden Engineering Scholarship is an exciting opportunity for enthusiastic Year 13 students who aspire to build a career in Structural or Civil Engineering.

They offer a one-year scholarship worth $4,000 to students planning to study Civil Engineering at the University of Canterbury, with the possibility of extending the scholarship to subsequent years based on certain criteria. Meyer Cruden Engineering Limited, a dynamic consultancy with offices in Cromwell and Wanaka, specializes in a wide range of engineering services, including structural design for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, overhead line design, geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, and pavement design.

If you are passionate about this region and eager to dive into the structural, civil, or geotechnical engineering fields, this scholarship is perfect for you.

Value of Scholarship: $4,000

Applications open: 1 August

Applications close: 31 August

BDO Cadetship Opportunity +

We are thrilled to announce that the prestigious BDO Southern Lakes & Central Otago Accounting Scholarship is now open. This incredible opportunity is designed to support our students to attend a university in New Zealand and study towards a career in accounting.

The BDO Accounting Scholarship offers significant financial assistance, providing $2,500 for every year of full-time study towards a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Accounting at a New Zealand university. In addition to the financial aid, BDO offers invaluable work experience opportunities. As a scholarship recipient, you will have the chance to intern with BDO during holidays. This practical experience is an excellent way to apply what you learn in the classroom, gain real-world insights, and build a professional network in the accounting field.

This scholarship is a fantastic way to reduce the financial burden of university education while gaining hands-on experience in the field of accounting. It’s an excellent opportunity for aspiring accountants to kickstart their careers with strong support from one of the leading accounting firms in the region.

Eligible students must submit their completed application by 5pm on Friday 27 September 2024.

If you have any questions or need assistance with your application, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Careers team.

WHS Foundation

Community Notices

Sign up for the workshops here: Remarkable Theatre

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