Wagga Wagga High School

Wagga Wagga High School (WWHS), established in 1912, is a large co-educational, inclusive high school located in Wagga Wagga, Australia. The school serves a diverse student population with an enrolment of 1,054 students in 2016, including 79 Indigenous students and over 70 students from English as a second language backgrounds, reflecting a rich tapestry of cultures with nearly 40 languages spoken on campus. Known as 'the high school on the hill', WWHS has a robust academic framework featuring selective classes from Years 7 to 10, alongside dedicated vocational education programs. The school's extensive curriculum caters to a variety of learning needs, supported by a proactive learning support team and inclusive education initiatives for students with disabilities.

Programs and Facilities

Wagga Wagga High School is committed to nurturing student potential through various programs such as a strong Performing Arts initiative and an exceptional vocational education programme. The school promotes a Positive Behaviour for Learning ethos, emphasizing core values of Respect, Responsibility, and Challenge. These values are reflected in a supportive welfare system designed to enhance student wellbeing. Excellent facilities include a Trade Training Centre, a commercial kitchen with a student-run café, a sprawling ten-hectare farm dedicated to rural education, a gymnasium, and well-maintained grounds that facilitate a productive learning atmosphere.

Community Engagement

WWHS maintains close ties with primary schools, Charles Sturt University, the Riverina Institute of TAFE, and the broader community. The dedicated teaching and administrative staff, along with an active Parents & Citizens Association, work collaboratively to ensure that every student receives a well-rounded education and is prepared for future challenges.

At Wagga Wagga High School, we create an environment where teachers and students show respect, behave responsibly and embrace challenges in all areas of school life.